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I'm starting to see imaginary tornadoes, float by.

I guarantee it.I've talked about it before and someone else here also remembers that storm, one of our members is from hershey. I'm gonna pay for a membership one day, so I can put up videos . I have hershey storm on video. I believe it knocked down a bunch of the kiss light poles.If I remember correctly.

They're few and far between, but we've had some really nasty ones out this way, but nothing super nasty since 2011 locally. There was several the big events from the mid eighties into the early 90s. I'll send you pm with some bangers, you might be able to find some information on. I've already mentioned the low dew point derecho and serial duratio of 89, several times on here. Another one, you might be able to find some history Is the 1988 big 33 Thunderstorm. Not only did it end the big 33 game early, but it injured several kids and knocked down numerous trees at the old outdoor Ymca pool and camp that used to be here in Fairview, township. I remember this one specifically because I was at that game to see some dude named Rocket Ismail. Lol Maryland 13 - Pennsylvania 21 Mother Nature forced an early ending to what might have been the most exciting Big 33 Classic in the long history of the all-star football series. Pennsylvania was declared a 21-13 winner over Maryland in a game that was halted at half-time by a violent thunderstorm. Most of the crowd of 17,334 were well on their way home when game director Mickey Minnich told coaches and players that it would be impossible to resume the action. It was a disappointing ending to what had been an exciting game. Players from both teams said they wish they had been able to return to action.

2011 was also the year that a completely unexpected severe nocturnal, storm erupted over Hershey, and sat over top of them forever, dumping rain. It produced this extremely loud growling thunder. Eventually it collapsed exactly where it had formed and caused quite a bit of damage. It was one of the best lightning storms i've ever seen and probably had the most powerful strokes of any storm that i've ever witnessed. It was surveyed for a tornado, but it was verified as down drafts.'s . A few weeks before that a early morning storm unexpectedly erupted over. palmyra (could be wrong town) that rocked the whole area and made the news just like the Hershey storm for being so obnoxiously loud. It sat for for a well over an hour before it collapsed, I don't think it did as extensive damage as the Hershey storm.

Sun is baking here.I'm not so sure we're done yet.

I got it pretty good as far as garden variety thunderstorm. Heavy rain for about 20 minutes ,six or seven strokes of lightning, and maybe 20 mile per hour gust.

For anybody who's interested ,If you go back at the last graphic, I posted, and you look down at the Florida panhandle, you'll notice that vorticity, bullseye, of what appears to be 6 and 3 cape bullseye of 175kjg. If those two were to lineup over top of each other that's what you don't want to see . I'm not saying that that's what's going to happen down there.It's just close enough to overlapping to uses as an example. I realized that there's more than surface cape to be looking over but when you already know, you have everything else including the storm's that's where your eyes should be.

As I believe I mentioned earlier, fellows, there was some extra dynamics down there around Hagerstown MD area. They also now have an some vorticity but still pretty meager parameters at best. Some low 3 cape numbers are also still rising into Pennsylvania. I apologized, I said velocity earlier I ment vorticity.

I was just thinking about this myself last night. Not all but some of the best thunderstorms i've experienced have came on days and nights when they're not even calling for for anythings due to lack of forcing mechanisms. Those are the days we bake and build cape under a weak cap until the afternoon. We actually also seem to be very prone to collapsing thunderstorms, in this general area and those can actually be fun. Lol

We definitely had some enhanced downdraft cape build since I last checked this morning.

There is some surface Cape (3cape) of 50kjg out ahead of it, but luckily still no surface velocity. 50kjg 3 cape isn't much, but it is enough to spin up something small, especially if there's some enhanced surface velocity present. The carolinas are starting to show some week overlapping,

For convective weather I highly recommend convective chronicles and cameron nixon on youtube. I've been watching these guys for a while. I didn't really want to share them, but oh well. They both provide Meso scale and Skew T tutorials. No hype,and about as knowledgeable and willing to share for free as anyone on youtube.

I absolutely agree and so do a growing number of other people and concernd mets. I guess I should add that his live storm coverage is beneficial, and I feel like that's what he should stick to. Unfortunately YouTube's and other social medias revenue sharing is intentionally not conducive to responsible and honest anything. Some people stay honest and responsible, regardless. Those mets are easy to find because they don't have nearly as many subscribers.

Yeah, I don't know. Ryan is pretty universally considered the number one doomcaster. If you ask Ai to name you the top doomcasters, you should get a pretty universal answer. Both Max and Ryan came up in the top five every time. Professional mets seem to agree. Its really not something I care about that much. They haved changed the way everyone else has to present the weather and it's not for the best.

I didn't even get started on Max.because I don't know where to start. A good place to start is with his youtube reviews, i'm not the only person that finds his b******* ridiculous. Monster bomb slammer jammer killer cyclones.

I don't give those channels the time of day anymore but when I did watch them Andy seemed very professional.,Ryan has completely rewrote the book on weather hype and fear mongering. Intelligent guy for that guess.

Yep, there's a lot of places like that, same with these YouTube Idiots like Ryan hall and Max velocity. They're f****** up everything.

I'll make 80 different accounts until they change their f****** ways. Even if it takes me a year and nine months, just like it did here. That's why they couldn't accept any members.here for nearly a year few years ago. They told everybody it was a server issue.What a lot of people probably don't know Is that was actually just to keep me out because I would a f****** torn this place to pieces until the moderators changed their ways.

Who are these b**** a** m************ people? I'll make a Facebook account just to go over and make their f****** lives miserable. I can't stand s*** like that internet Hype f****** p***** c*** b****** p*****me off more than any m*********** can even f****** understand.

I'm not saying that we're out in the woods. But even since last check, surface cape is waning and backing off the maryland border along with the two small areas of slightly enhanced surface velocity at least for now. We got a long ways to go though and if the sun pops out today, even for just a little bit, that's going to make all the difference. Also keep in mind, I'm only watching the surface for surface based storms. there's a lot more layers to the cake.

Storm chasers talked all week about chasing Dixie longneckers on sunday night. I don't know if a single rotating signature showed up last night let alone a elongated blip six.

Early frontogenesis everything looked as expected, but the northern end of the front started waning much earlier, last night then everything showed. As fronts wayne they slow down so maybe that's the culprit.