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Severe wx potential Wednesday


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I'll be interested if we trigger any convection tomorrow. Wind fields start to crank after 18z... 30-40 knots of 0-6km bulk shear. Plus some very solid instability.

That said heights increase through the day Monday and that is normally a warning sign to me to go hard on the cap.

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If you want to see some weather porn check out the 18z NAM for Wednesday. Wow.

Wouldn't be surprised if someone in the northeast had a decent light show and maybe even some hail tonight. Shear spikes and MUCAPE could be >2000 j/kg after midnight.

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If you want to see some weather porn check out the 18z NAM for Wednesday. Wow.

Wouldn't be surprised if someone in the northeast had a decent light show and maybe even some hail tonight. Shear spikes and MUCAPE could be >2000 j/kg after midnight.

18z NAM is pretty damn sick, really ramps up helicity a bit too as it's stronger with the shear.

Looking at tonight further...it's quite interesting actually. I kind of like our area.

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I think you might be just a tad too far south.

Probably best to use the hose to get your garden wet :lol:

Yeah I just went out there and watered a bit...these above average temperatures are sucking the water out, although overall it's a big plus for the garden. I've never seen fruit on the tomatoes and blooms on the eggplant and peppers this early in the season. 3 days in the 90s is going to really ramp things up, wouldn't be surprised if I'm harvesting cherry tomatoes by mid June at this rate.

78.2/70 off a high of 81.1F....

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Yeah I just went out there and watered a bit...these above average temperatures are sucking the water out, although overall it's a big plus for the garden. I've never seen fruit on the tomatoes and blooms on the eggplant and peppers this early in the season. 3 days in the 90s is going to really ramp things up, wouldn't be surprised if I'm harvesting cherry tomatoes by mid June at this rate.

78.2/70 off a high of 81.1F....

Cherry tomatoes are pretty good. You should give me a cherry tomato next rime I see you :lol:

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BOX says no cap tomorrow. Tomorrow might be a wilder day than Wednesday

MONDAY...

WITH THE REMNANTS OF THE AFOREMENTIONED MCS...DECREASING STABILITY

WITH THE ADVECTION OF HIGH DWPT AIR AND COOLING AIR ALOFT...AND A

WEAKENING COLD FRONT PROGGED TO CROSS THE REGION...THE ATMOSPHERE

WILL BE PRIMED FOR A CONTINUED ROUND OF CONVECTION DURING THE DAY

MEMORIAL DAY. THE LONG WAVE TROF IN NRN QUEBEC AND SHORTWAVE

ENERGY WITH ATTENDANT COLD FRONT WILL LOWER SUPPRESS THE MID LVL

RIDGE DURING THE DAY...ERODING THE CAP THAT KEPT TODAY /SUNDAY/

MOSTLY DRY. ONE KEY TO WATCH WILL BE SFC TEMP TRENDS. WHILE H85

TEMPS INCREASE TO AS HIGH AS 17C...REMAINING CLOUD DEBRIS MAY CAP

MIXING SOMEWHAT. ANY AREAS THAT SEAS MORE SUNSHINE WILL LIKELY

APPROACH THE LOW 90S.

THE COOLING ALOFT AND VERY WARM TEMPS NEAR THE SFC IN SUNSHINE

SUGGEST SFC LI/S CONTINUE DECREASING S OF THE APPROACHING FRONT

AND ESPECIALLY S OF THE MASS PIKE. SFC BASED CAPE ALSO INCREASES

TO ABOUT 1500 J/KG IN THIS REGION. AS A RESULT...AFTER A BRIEF

LULL LATE MORNING THE WEAKENING FRONT WILL PROVIDE A FOCUS FOR A

SECOND ROUND OF CONVECTION ESPECIALLY IN AREAS WHERE CLOUD COVER

HAS DIMINISHED AND ESPECIALLY S OF THE MASS PIKE. WHILE SHEAR IS

NOT VERY IMPRESSIVE PER LATEST TRENDS...THERE IS ENOUGH THAT AN

ISOLATED SVR IS NOT OUT OF THE QUESTION. ONE CAVEAT IS THE WARM

AIRMASS SUGGEST ASCENDING FREEZING LEVELS AND WETBULB ZEROS DURING

THE DAY...WHICH MAY MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO SUPPORT LARGER HAIL. IN

ANY CASE...THE SITUATION WILL HAVE TO BE MONITORED FOR FURTHER

SUGGESTION OF DECREASING STABILITY.

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BOX says no cap tomorrow. Tomorrow might be a wilder day than Wednesday

MONDAY...

WITH THE REMNANTS OF THE AFOREMENTIONED MCS...DECREASING STABILITY

WITH THE ADVECTION OF HIGH DWPT AIR AND COOLING AIR ALOFT...AND A

WEAKENING COLD FRONT PROGGED TO CROSS THE REGION...THE ATMOSPHERE

WILL BE PRIMED FOR A CONTINUED ROUND OF CONVECTION DURING THE DAY

MEMORIAL DAY. THE LONG WAVE TROF IN NRN QUEBEC AND SHORTWAVE

ENERGY WITH ATTENDANT COLD FRONT WILL LOWER SUPPRESS THE MID LVL

RIDGE DURING THE DAY...ERODING THE CAP THAT KEPT TODAY /SUNDAY/

MOSTLY DRY. ONE KEY TO WATCH WILL BE SFC TEMP TRENDS. WHILE H85

TEMPS INCREASE TO AS HIGH AS 17C...REMAINING CLOUD DEBRIS MAY CAP

MIXING SOMEWHAT. ANY AREAS THAT SEAS MORE SUNSHINE WILL LIKELY

APPROACH THE LOW 90S.

THE COOLING ALOFT AND VERY WARM TEMPS NEAR THE SFC IN SUNSHINE

SUGGEST SFC LI/S CONTINUE DECREASING S OF THE APPROACHING FRONT

AND ESPECIALLY S OF THE MASS PIKE. SFC BASED CAPE ALSO INCREASES

TO ABOUT 1500 J/KG IN THIS REGION. AS A RESULT...AFTER A BRIEF

LULL LATE MORNING THE WEAKENING FRONT WILL PROVIDE A FOCUS FOR A

SECOND ROUND OF CONVECTION ESPECIALLY IN AREAS WHERE CLOUD COVER

HAS DIMINISHED AND ESPECIALLY S OF THE MASS PIKE. WHILE SHEAR IS

NOT VERY IMPRESSIVE PER LATEST TRENDS...THERE IS ENOUGH THAT AN

ISOLATED SVR IS NOT OUT OF THE QUESTION. ONE CAVEAT IS THE WARM

AIRMASS SUGGEST ASCENDING FREEZING LEVELS AND WETBULB ZEROS DURING

THE DAY...WHICH MAY MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO SUPPORT LARGER HAIL. IN

ANY CASE...THE SITUATION WILL HAVE TO BE MONITORED FOR FURTHER

SUGGESTION OF DECREASING STABILITY.

I highly, highly doubt that.

Maybe some isolated storms tomorrow but I don't think it's particularly widespread.

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Pretty much garbage for shear tomorrow...they would probably be pulsers.

Really? Back here it looks 30-40 knots of 0-6km bulk shear. 18z NAM less.... 12z GFS more. NW winds up to 40 knots at 500mb 18z-00z with somewhat veered boundary layer winds.

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the spc wrf is pretty bullish with convection propagating eastward through sne overnight tonight. this is valid 12z monday.

I'm bullish too. I wouldn't be surprised to see quite a light show and maybe some hail. Instability is looking more and more impressive each model run.

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Really? Back here it looks 30-40 knots of 0-6km bulk shear. 18z NAM less.... 12z GFS more. NW winds up to 40 knots at 500mb 18z-00z with somewhat veered boundary layer winds.

meh idk...maybe I'm looking wrong but shear doesn't look all too impressive...perhaps borderline but convergence may be rather limited with NW LL flow

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