Torch Tiger

Yeah, I am just going off memory. Mostly SW of us but May 25-June 5th is a hotbed of high-end stuff. 1985, 1995, 1998? come to mind

Climo peak for high-end severe, esp including tornadoes.

Mammoth skiing into August. That's what it's all about.

The gfs look pretty dangerous and there is at least some multi-model support. Climo peak doesn't hurt either.

Wednesday could be a decent svr day.

Saw a few gypsy pillars last week, and with so many oaks in the yard nearly bare, it must be years of gypsy damage. Also looked at the gypsy damage maps available and there were a few reports locally.

Trough to the left of us, Ridge to our right, here we are Stuck on the middle with dews

What a beauty, summer of 2019 is awesome so far.

Distant lightning all around and a rain shower Edit, just heard a bang!

Weakening band of rain showers on the doorstep. We'll see if the ground gets wet.

Just had a sprinkle.

No offense, but we had better storms this past winter. But at least it's moist and raining.

Looks bleak however, the Mid-Atlantic is banging. Congrats to those folk.

First named storm down. GEFS hints at some activity in la-la land, perhaps the W Carib...we'll see.

Our friend and Freuds nephew from Cambridge Edward Bernays - 1991: When I came back to the United States I decided that if you could use propaganda for war you could certainly use it for peace. And propaganda got to be a bad word because of the Germans using it. So what I did is try to find some other words so we found the word Council on Public Relations how's that wx related? I dunno Anyway, pattern sure looks like a scorcher through the latter ranges of most guidance. Hopefully we get a few cool days in there, too. We need severe and soon.

72 on the car thermo in Trashua NH

It may not even rain

Nice discussion from BOX. Basically a few passing showers, with a rumble thunder.

Yeah, I never had my hopes up for ENE. Lol That was just in reference to SW or WNE. "SNE" was a bit vague.

Looks like crap for sne, but even without much instability the line is producing. we'll see what happens. DISCUSSION...A line of convection stretching from southern Ontario into central OH has shown some signs of intensification early this morning. Several reports of 35-45 kt gusts have been noted across central OH with one severe gust of 55 kt at Cleveland. While the line is likely somewhat elevated, current track indicates the line is shifting east/northeast at around 60 kt. Inhibition downstream into northwest PA and far western NY per 12z mesoanalysis is weak and will continue to weaken has the boundary layer warms this morning. Strong vertical shear and an MCV evident in surface observations and radar should be adequate to maintain some organized threat for strong to locally damaging gusts through the morning hours despite weak instability. As such, a watch may be needed if trends continue.

This summer's HHH will be truly oppressive and breathtaking stuff, hope everyone installed and is prepared.

Threat cancel

PDS in OK!