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severe weather threat November 19-20th


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I will look more at it later since the Bears are on now lol

from DVN

FRIDAY NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY...INTERESTING SITUATION AS MAJOR TROUGH

IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES PUMPS GULF MOISTURE INTO THE MIDWEST ON

A PERSISTENT STRONG LOW LEVEL JET. DEPENDING ON HOW FAST THE

MOISTURE RETURN IS THERE COULD BE ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS LATE FRIDAY

NIGHT NORTH OF I-80. THIS WOULD BE OCCURRING WITH STRONG WARM

ADVECTION ON THE NOSE OF THE LOW LEVEL JET. CONTINUED FEED OF WARM

MOIST AIR DUE TO A DEEP SOUTHWEST FLOW ALOFT SHOULD ALLOW FOR

DESTABILIZATION OF THE ATMOSPHERE WITH SHOWALTERS WELL INTO THE

NEGATIVE NUMBERS. WILL MENTION CHANCES FOR SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS

FOR THE WEEKEND...WITH LIKELY POPS SUNDAY NIGHT AS STRONG COLD FRONT

ARRIVES. TEMPERATURES WILL RISE THROUGH THE WEEKEND WITH MAX TEMPS

ON SUNDAY WELL INTO THE 60S IF NOT 70+. GIVEN THE SYNOPTIC PATTERN

WITH SUCH STRONG WIND FIELDS PROGGED BY THE ECM A RATHER UNUSUAL

LATE NOVEMBER SEVERE WEATHER EVENT IS POSSIBLE. STAY TUNED.

..HAASE..

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Well here's the 18z GFS Run, it shows a decent warm sector, shows a nice storm system with 1001mb low, some runs had it down to 980mb, this storm has been showing up on every run the last several days, i am liking it, don't be shocked if SPC has it outlined in the Day 4-8 Outlook in the next few days

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Been monitoring this for a couple of days, the 500 mb heights definitely would suggest such a potential if adequate moisture/destabilization can manifest itself. Quite an impressive trough showing up there, although I would maybe like to see a bit more of a negative tilt to it. Stronger surface low would certainly encourage more backing of the winds and increase hodograph curvature, but a little too early to get that specific at this time. Although, I will mention that the GoM will have several days to build up moisture for potential advection north next weekend/early the following week.

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Been monitoring this for a couple of days, the 500 mb heights definitely would suggest such a potential if adequate moisture/destabilization can manifest itself. Quite an impressive trough showing up there, although I would maybe like to see a bit more of a negative tilt to it. Stronger surface low would certainly encourage more backing of the winds and increase hodograph curvature, but a little too early to get that specific at this time. Although, I will mention that the GoM will have several days to build up moisture for potential advection north next weekend/early the following week.

how can you even mention this being 6 days away? I don't get that one.

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