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SNE Convective/Thunder thread


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It's definitely unimpressive for eastern areas... looks like W NE and especially E NY.

Wiz chase up 87 in NY?

Any good ideas for a location?

Still deciding on what to do about tomorrow...guess it depends on how it looks tonight but we may either leave tomorrow morning and pick a location or stay here and see if something pops close by.

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Any good ideas for a location?

Still deciding on what to do about tomorrow...guess it depends on how it looks tonight but we may either leave tomorrow morning and pick a location or stay here and see if something pops close by.

Should have a better idea by 18z runs I'd say.

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Should have a better idea by 18z runs I'd say.

I'll be going to a cookout today...hopefully my brother brings his laptop.

It's days like today of why I bought a cell phone and a great one where I can check models and radar on the go with 3G internet.

Stupid phone had to take a suicide dive out of my pocket and into the toilet about 6 weeks ago. Won't be able to get a new one until the end of June either.

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Just looked at a few things. Good mid level lapse rates and the warm front could be interesting. I know shear isn't super impressive but big CAPE rules.

Besides the meh deep shear lift could be a big question as well and I think is probably the biggest concern at this point. While there isn't a great deal of CIN in place any CIN is alot when you don't have much in the way of lift around.

Just have to see what happens. It was good to see 6z runs beef up shear a bit.

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Besides the meh deep shear lift could be a big question as well and I think is probably the biggest concern at this point. While there isn't a great deal of CIN in place any CIN is alot when you don't have much in the way of lift around.

Just have to see what happens. It was good to see 6z runs beef up shear a bit.

The NAM impressed me. That boundary may be all you need. 00z tomorrow night looked ok. Notice the weenie 925mb llj on twister data. We'll see how the runs today go.

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The NAM impressed me. That boundary may be all you need. 00z tomorrow night looked ok. Notice the weenie 925mb llj on twister data. We'll see how the runs today go.

BDL had like SSE winds at 10 knots with 30 knots out of the NW at 500mb. That actually is a decent amount of deep layer shear because though the speed difference is unimpressive the directional change is impressive. 0-3km hodographs look good.

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BDL had like SSE winds at 10 knots with 30 knots out of the NW at 500mb. That actually is a decent amount of deep layer shear because though the speed difference is unimpressive the directional change is impressive. 0-3km hodographs look good.

Yeah I saw that and was like "whoa." Maybe another June '95 hailer moving SSE? LOL.

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The NAM impressed me. That boundary may be all you need. 00z tomorrow night looked ok. Notice the weenie 925mb llj on twister data. We'll see how the runs today go.

The 6z NAM was eye opening.

If we can get a LLJ like that it could be quite interesting.

Hopefully I'm not leaving for the cookout until after the 12z runs come out.

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No thanks, not on my garden

Hail seriously screwed up my vegetable garden in Westchester in Summer 2008...the plants recovered somewhat after a couple weeks but they were basically flattened by the storm. 2008 was a persistent cold pool severe summer if I recall correctly. I remember a lot of hail and heavy rain events.

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