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MCS Sunday Night


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This really isn't a rarity, this usually happens several times throughout the course of a summer, the "rare" part of may be the time of year though, usually these things are much more common the deeper you go into summer but they can happen this time of year.

Models continue to be pretty unstable with lots of elevated instability through much of the region overnight.

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I could see a severe threat potentially extending to the CT border, depending on how this thing tracks...perhaps even western CT but like Ryan said, inversion here would really make it hard for winds to come down. Models do show it fairly unstable through the night, even at the sfc where there is no inversion.

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Thing still looking pretty impressive with a good deal of surfaced-based instability still across much of NY/PA...it vastly decreases here but still a good deal of elevated instability.

Hey Paul, you find any surface obs in those lines?

All I found was a gust to 36 kts in Jamestown, PA

SORRY, 36 MPH (EDIT)

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Thing still looking pretty impressive with a good deal of surfaced-based instability still across much of NY/PA...it vastly decreases here but still a good deal of elevated instability.

Heres the problem, difference between KBUF and CHH, inversion will probably inhibit any winds but as Ryan says could be a light show early AM42d4d0af-f814-d8b5.jpg

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