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SNE Convective/Thunder thread


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After analyzing several sites (and I mentioned this earlier re KBAF my self...) is the same thing they are saying here:

...THE 12Z BUF SOUNDING AND SUPPORTING MODEL FORECASTS DEPICT A

WARM LAYER AT 700 MB THAT MAY BE SUPPRESSING DEEP MOIST CONVECTION.

Warm front is probably causal in that it's overlapping warm sector air. I think however just S of that stationary/warm

boundary has a shot, where there is less overrunning, SRH is still on the high side, and anything manages to trigger.

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NAM and RR look excellent over E NY into W MA later on. And delaying CI for now is even more favorable for storms in discrete mode coinciding with the most effective instability and shear. I would say I really like this scenario for a tornado or two.

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NAM and RR look excellent over E NY into W MA later on. And delaying CI for now is even more favorable for storms in discrete mode coinciding with the most effective instability and shear. I would say I really like this scenario for a tornado or two.

Agreed.

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Limited to those areas?

That for the primary tor threat. N CT is in a decent place too. The trick is for intersecting the unstable sector, strong low to mid level helicity, and the strongest WAA forcing for ascent around 850-700mb. That forcing will be mainly north of CT later this evening

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NAM and RR look excellent over E NY into W MA later on. And delaying CI for now is even more favorable for storms in discrete mode coinciding with the most effective instability and shear. I would say I really like this scenario for a tornado or two.

I've liked that area all along. Hopefully some fun later on. Would think it easily spreads into nrn ct IF.....IF it does form.

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NAM and RR look excellent over E NY into W MA later on. And delaying CI for now is even more favorable for storms in discrete mode coinciding with the most effective instability and shear. I would say I really like this scenario for a tornado or two.

hey, you look good in red ;)

are you serious about the possibility of tornadoes, today?

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hey, you look good in red ;)

are you serious about the possibility of tornadoes, today?

haha thaaanks. Yeah, you know, maybe one good ol' New England-style EF0. Get two, it's an outbreak.

... again IF we get enough forcing for storms to develop

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