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Everything posted by NEG NAO
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agreed - I also think SPC issued that Severe Watch Monday into NJ just to be safe rather than sorry . Looking further down the road if that Bermuda HP sticks around and gets into a favorable position for east coast tropical trouble - the ingredients are showing up in the Atlantic
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not much but some heavy showers up this way - all the heavier severe stuff went south
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Line in eastern PA going severe near Hazelton - moving fast though 40 mph entire line should be through here by6 PM even before it was expected to start at 7 SVR from KPHI
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looks like it might be right with this 2nd one coming through sooner then later moving fast even though a watch was issued
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Bark is worse then the bite right now north of Harrisburg -no warnings north of Harrisburg - many warnings below Harrisburg Severe Weather Warnings Page
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Weather Underground is not that reliable some of those stations have crazy low or high numbers. Seems like the line in central - eastern PA is splitting no warnings in the northern half above Harrisburg
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is the dew point from your weather station ? I looked on Weather Underground and there is a wide range of dew points from 65 up to 75 area wide
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SPC just issued the Watch - we will see the line continues to weaken in central PA - guess its better to be safe then sorry WWUS from KWNS
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agreed - too many power outages in the area and too many close calls with CTG lightning strikes and the flooding
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seems like the line is weakening west of us BUT the AFD mentioned this and said it will probably restrengthen - I think they are waiting to see it it does before issuing a Watch here
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main line comes through this evening BUT some areas MIGHT experience a pop up storm prior IMO
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its shrinking as it moves east - also there are no severe warnings with it SPC about 2 hours ago thought a watch was possible but no watch has been issued
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# 1 threat with these storms this afternoon is the wind - usually strongest right at the beginning of the storm unless one is in an MCS complex where it lasts most of the storm
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Slight Risk of Severe has been expanded by SPC east into our area - also that area of showers/storms in eastern PA is not the main event - look further west in eastern Ohio - also expect additional pop ups to develop starting at some point this afternoon when the atmosphere has had enough and needs to develop storms........who gets what and where lines of storms develop is the # 1 question
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we have returned to previous days pattern after a one day storm break yesterday - showers already moving this way from central PA - nothing severe YET. UPDATE : One just turned severe few minutes after I made this post SVR from KCTP
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and the rest of the atmosphere primed and ready for another potential severe outbreak.......
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and your point ?
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its August 9th NOT September 9th = according to the Calendar The halfway point of summer was only a few days ago
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yes but no storms because the upper atmosphere is dryer and unfavorable for development - that will change tomorrow. Not much dryer down here at the surface very uncomfortable
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good idea the atmosphere is still primed and ready had a CTG lightning strike at the western edge of the precip with the sun out temp dropped from 90 to76
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True - todays are taking 5 minutes to pop up and produce heavy rains another fast popper near south Old Bridge
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winds picking up here near North Edison/Colonia/Iselin temps will be dropping too at northern edge of system over South Edison/ Sayreville
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I am wondering if these 2 are going to merge in central NJ - this turning out like yesterday but about 2 hours earlier
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that one is further north west and is going to hit Piscataway and South Plainfield these 2 are moving northeast
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same here about 10 miles east of you - it just went severe heading up the Turnpike - route 1 and 27 SVR from KPHI
