To quote Lillo, "When was the last time there was a sixty percent wind prob without hatching?" Probably because it would qualify for a high risk designation?
Sky has that funny slightly darker blue hue to it today, like someone mixed a dash of payne's grey in it. Reminds me a lot of the look on June 1, 2011 to be honest.
So hypothetical: we have 60% wind in the outlook. A 60% wind with sig severe could qualify for high risk per SPC criteria. Is this a possibility if a massive MCS fires up later?
Wow. GOES16 shows unbroken sun all the way back through PA. EML is moving in, sun is coming out. The lid is on the pot, the pot is in the fire, only a matter of time until we boil.
So, will Ryan post pics of the ever-telling castellanus this morning? Murky/fog in my hood atm. Let's get these clouds out of here and fully destabilize!
Yeah, I brought that up a couple days ago, Jerry. If you had plunked this stretch down in mid-Feb with climo temps, this would probably be the 2nd 2-3 footer for many of the posters in here and the third foot plus storm in two weeks.
I find it kind of hilarious that the Valley got bent over even with an amenable thermal profile. If it ain't temps, it's fooking subby holes. Gotta find a better spot to move to.