wxmeddler

I spent about 2 hours today making some phone calls to reach the right people who can perhaps turn up the pressure. This isn't going to be resolved overnight though.

*Taps the signature.*

Looked up the nearest Raspi-Shake station. 4km away. Good bang, not much rolling. https://stationview.raspberryshake.org/#/?lat=39.20355&lon=283.06439&zoom=10.776&event=rs2025vemlpd&sta=RC148

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us6000rjt7/executive

Please, and thank you.

Oh, Nice catch! There was a band of clouds there pretty much all night, blocked the longwave radiation cooling. Likely also prevented a sturdier inversion from developing and calming the winds at the surface.

Classic that we dedicate a whole 8 page thread to a NCRFB and then 3 days later get an actual thunderstorm

That's impressive yet also quite sad. Highest gusts have only been 40-45 at most. That sign was begging to die.

The longer range hi-res guidance is adverting a Narrow Cold-Frontal Rain Band (NCRFB) like feature for Sunday evening. This makes sense given the high shear / low (no?) instability. If we can't get proper severe, at least a NCRFB is "cool" meteorologically.

I went to Os game when they were in town and he hit 2 hrs off his first two AB’s. Just amazing human. If you watch old clips of the late slugger greats, I always noticed that it looks like they just chip the ball, not hard swings. Othani does the same. He hits HRs seemingly effortlessly.

All of it in-fact.

Clarksville and Layhill, both shallow sites, reached 36. Only briefly though.

This is one heck of a front, dynamics look great, just need moisture.

Wow! You think someone would tell me if these things are happening but I find out from here. Thanks for forwarding on!

Saturday, probably ok. Increasing clouds. Sunday, breezy, more clouds, somewhere between drizzle/light rain and an absolute washout. Monday: Breezy and light rain