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No it hasn't.The morning update from SPC is the first place it has been mentioned by anyone

BOX three hours ago:

CONTRAST THAT WITH A MORESUBSTANTIAL LINE OF TSTMS MOVING THROUGH THE ST LAWRENCEVALLEY/LAKE ONTARIO. THIS LINE HAS PAIRED LOW LEVEL CONVERGENCEAND UPPER DIVERGENCE FROM OTTAWA TO CLEVELAND. IF THESE STORMSHOLD TOGETHER...THEY WOULD EXTRAPOLATE TO THE BERKSHIRES AND SRNGREENS BETWEEN 10 AND 11 AM.

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BOX three hours ago:

CONTRAST THAT WITH A MORESUBSTANTIAL LINE OF TSTMS MOVING THROUGH THE ST LAWRENCEVALLEY/LAKE ONTARIO. THIS LINE HAS PAIRED LOW LEVEL CONVERGENCEAND UPPER DIVERGENCE FROM OTTAWA TO CLEVELAND. IF THESE STORMSHOLD TOGETHER...THEY WOULD EXTRAPOLATE TO THE BERKSHIRES AND SRNGREENS BETWEEN 10 AND 11 AM.

Like I said until ths morning nothing about this was mentioned anywhere. That wasthe morning update not the 4:00am AFD

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NNE has a cloud shield that stretches from NH to Lake Michigan.

What I'm saying is that this rain will clear out here and in NNE more quickly than in SNE.. that rain wont reach and clear out of SNE till like 2-3 pm

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Like I said until ths morning nothing about this was mentioned anywhere. That wasthe morning update not the 4:00am AFD

The WRF and HRRR have had this since yesterday. Even a NAM to an extent...which is why it was showing crashing mid level LR come early afternoon.

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IMO, the NAMM only causes the EML to fall apart because of the convection that develops between 16z and 17z...at least that's what I saw on the ORH BUFKIT sounding. The 750mb to 600mb lapse rate goes from 8.1C/km to 6.5C/km in the matter of one hour.

I just looked on twisterdata and you can see this from 15z to 18z tomorrow. Look at the difference in lapse rates from 650-550mb during these times. Looks like it coincides with something coming through. I actually did a point click near you, but it defaults probably to KSFZ or something.

This isn't the line they are forecasting severe for. This was unforecast by models and humans .They are keying on something happening later

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Actually the models did a pretty good job with this. A line like this one was exactly why I wasn't very gung ho yesterday.

Agree-this line will likely ruin our chances later--cloud debris and decaying storms/showers will just muck it all up--perhaps the line can maintain strength coming south and east, but doubt it...

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Like I said until ths morning nothing about this was mentioned anywhere. That wasthe morning update not the 4:00am AFD

People need to take a step back and stop being weenies for a sec. This line was way nw at the time of the AFD. At that point, you don't know how this will play out. Also, the airmass behind Buffalo looks better and this will advect ese. There will be more stuff developing behind this line. The question is how it plays out later on. Since I'm looking at this area, I'd say give it a chance to see how stuff forms later on. It's possible this might be just meh, but we have some decent support in place for stuff near 00z. Obviously we want full sunshine, but we just have to sit tight. We all mentioned this yesterday.

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SPC WRF had this yesterday. FTW. That's why we were saying unsure of convective debris.

Yeah, exactly. This was always something that seemed quite possible. Too bad it's holding together a bit too well and it's moving in at the worst possible time.

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Out in sunny Ashtabula, Ohio for a quick 18 of disc golf. Woke up early to beat the rain. The southern part of that line was pretty weak. We got out ahead of it for the most part heading through Buffalo. Brkn cloud cover with occasional showers. good luck.

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SREFs and the NAM are still highlighting later this afternoon for max instability after the late morning/early afternoon convection moves away. Shear is decent and so instability...but we do lose the favorable lapse rates after the activity.

Yeah it's possible. Recall on June 1st after he first line of cells went through, we had that awesome light show develop in the evening.

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Did somebody mention yesterday that a morning line of showers could be good to prevent mixing and keep higher dews in the area?

NWS has a high of 90 for me today.. hard.to believe that will happen with these showers.

73/68 right now

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