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IDK...I'm not seeing much support for dews into the 60's later

You know...you were totally right a few months back when you said the severe weenies posting severe graphics were just as bad as the snow maps. Now we're starting to see convective forecasts be completely blown out of the water and every setup could be "big". Folks trying to use the potential hazard type box on the sHARPpy soundings, UD helicity plots, and STP plots to say there is big potential for severe. ahhhhhhh

Monday could feature some flash flooding concerns

hmm interesting. The balloon launch from ALB yields a crappy 700-500 lapse rate, however, mesoanalysis paints a different picture

I can see a few cells trying to pop but struggling to strengthen

Yeah he is very knowledgeable...always appreciate reading his input on things. Lays things out very well.

OMG that is funny LOL

In all honesty though That is actually a good thread going on (pretty sure you got this from the SNE wx chase group or whatever it's called?)...person seemed to be looking to gain some knowledge!

Even if we saw discrete ahead of the main line or stuff develop mid-afternoon I don’t think they do much. There just isn’t enough support. If CAPE was much higher sure...that could be enough perhaps but lack of a trigger and neutral to rising heights isn’t going to cut it.

What the hell is with some people’s obsession in comparing the SPC risk area from 5/15/18 to tomorrow???? Like WTF??? Who gives a shit how similar the areas look...wtf does that have to do with anything??? Absolutely fooking ridiculous.

Could even trim the slight risk way back

Kiss the enhanced risk goodbye

The 18z looked like garbage. Outside of some scattered pockets of wind damage and some hail I think most will be crying bust tomorrow night b/c they had way too high expectations.

I'm thinking 7-11 I agree these things usually speed up on timing but in those instance we have a pre-frontal trough driving the convection.

faster timing? Don't think the faster timing idea happens. This convection is all actually looking to be associated with the cold front itself. Which is actually a little...uncommon (maybe not the right word) but don't even see much of a pre-frontal trough signal which is what usually sparks off the convection anyways. The cold front doesn't come close to us until late evening. We are going to see weakening llvl lapse rates due to loss of heating and the overall look to me doesn't really scream enough wind damage for the enhanced risk.

that's going to be the exact area to watch...relatively small area too. That's where the greatest and really only tornado potential exists I think. I do think though the enhanced either gets removed or trimmed significantly...all of CT removed, a large part of MA, and even trimmed from VT/NH and bring the slight down to where the enhanced is in those areas.

I am still boggled by the enhanced

Twitter is absolute trash. People bringing up 5/15/18 to tomorrow b/c it’s the same day. THEY SHOULDN’T BE MENTIONED IN THE SAME SENTENCE. They are nowhere near the same type of setup...not even close. Who gives a fook if it’s the same day. Stupid stupid stupid

Well they fall when the front approaches but yeah lapse rates aren’t anything to sneeze at

Got it out!!!

A MURDER HORNET JUST FLEW IN MY CAR...I’m going to die

The HRRR is on the fast train regarding timing.

I a little surprised by the enhanced really...not sure I see wind damage being that widespread...kinda hard to get really good widespread wind damage with rather steep llvl lapse rates

Gotcha. Well if we can get dews around 65 that will at least help boost instability given lapse rates won't be too great.

Sort of advecting in from the OV? That might be what I was overlooking...source region