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6.1.11 severe weather


Ian

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2000 SPC OTLK

..MID ATLANTIC COAST STATES AND NORTHEAST

THE SURFACE FRONT ADVANCING SOUTHEAST OF THE LOWER GREAT LAKES

REGION INTO THE NORTHEAST STATES REMAINS RATHER BROAD AND DIFFUSE

WITH GENERALLY WEAK LOW-LEVEL CONVERGENCE. THIS PROBABLY HAS

LIMITED STORM COVERAGE SOMEWHAT...AND COULD CONTINUE TO DO SO LATE

THIS AFTERNOON. BUT THE ENVIRONMENT ALONG AND AHEAD OF

IT...PARTICULARLY NEAR THE PRE-FRONTAL LEE TROUGH EXTENDING FROM

NORTH CENTRAL VIRGINIA INTO SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND...AND INCLUDING

MUCH OF THE URBAN CORRIDOR FROM WASHINGTON D.C./BALTIMORE TO

BOSTON...OTHERWISE REMAINS VERY FAVORABLE FOR STRONG/SEVERE STORM

DEVELOPMENT. IN THE PRESENCE OF THERMODYNAMIC PROFILES

CHARACTERIZED BY STEEP LAPSE RATES AND MODERATE TO STRONG CAPE

/2000-4000 J PER KG/... DEEP LAYER SHEAR BENEATH 40-50+ KT WESTERLY

500 MB FLOW IS STRONG AND SUPPORTIVE OF SUPERCELLS.

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DeeTee is very concerned lol

This VIS sat PIC from 315PM shows the storms developing and the trajectory of the cold front . These storms in northeast and easdtern WVA could become realt serious for I-95 cities from DCA and points NORTH into BWI PHL SNJ TTN...

from his Facebook page.

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