Right wrong or somewhere in between I'm gland it was brought up . It's cool to watch the different storm modes occurring within there observed environments.
The rotatiing cell that was about to head into Lancaster was in the area of higher helicity values. That right hand turn I'm sure was aided by storm relative helicity.
I'm certainly no ace on the meso analysis but I'm not seeing any storm relative helicity off the charts over harrisburg but LNS dose have higher values atm.
Another tip for those with allergies is to always close up at night. Pollen can fuk you up all day but it's not until night that some plants release there pollen. Over millions of years some plants figured out ultra violet sterilization was a problem. Amazing
It definitely is . When it's dry it goes and stays airborne more efficiently. Add the excess wind to the equation. Some got knocked and tacked down last night in areas that got rain so that will help for today.
There was pretty decent mlcape also and a more sheard environment out that way as usual. There has been a slight increase in sb and ml cape over the last three hours just to the south and west of the harrisburg area but Unfortunately radar trends are a little disappointing atp for rain or storms in the harrisburg area, but there's still plenty of time for things to happen .
Another cell just formed right behind the Berks cell in MD and took on instant arcing structure. Interesting things going on out there. An actuall observed sounding and not some modleld bs would be tits about now.