Tomorrow loosely reminds me of a poor man's June 16, 2008 and July 27, 2014 when looking at the trough and SLP track. Should current trends hold, I wouldn't be too surprised to see a smaller SLGT show up somewhere in the region or nearby.
Very great write up as usual showmet- eh actually I might've worn out that joke.
In case anyone gets confused he meant to say 98L for the MH possibility.
A blast indeed! I went to the airshow yesterday afternoon with my brother and father. Seeing the thunderbirds in action was a cool experience. Despite my age it was actually the first airshow that I've been to... No I'm not old (a few years younger than you- not that that makes you old... it doesn't). It's just that you'd think that I would've been to at least one in my lifetime before yesterday.
I know... It was a goof on my part putting the "meant" there that would imply that you said something different.
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A line appears to be trying to organize to west east of the Blue Ridge.
I think he meant that he's surprised that we are NOT under a Severe T-storm Watch w/ a SLGT risk from SPC based on the activity that he's seeing in the region.
Halloween of 2019 had a high-end ENH risk for wind (45%) and an ENH risk for tornadoes (10%). Locations in SE PA got estimated 110mph TSTM wind gusts that night!