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It certainly is. Hodographs look more impressive this run.

Issue may be getting discrete convection before the line.

As Paul mentioned earlier, I could see something along an old boundary / gradient leftover from MCS. Everyone's LCL heights looked improved too, especially down this way. Well guys, what more can be said? Now we watch this MCS drop in and watch the media call it a derecho no matter what it does.

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As Paul mentioned earlier, I could see something along an old boundary / gradient leftover from MCS. Everyone's LCL heights looked improved too, especially down this way. Well guys, what more can be said? Now we watch this MCS drop in and watch the media call it a derecho no matter what it does.

Agreed.

I wish I saw some of our hires mesoscale models develop convection prior to the main line.

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Agreed.

I wish I saw some of our hires mesoscale models develop convection prior to the main line.

I wonder if it's b/c the models are slower to clear us out? We really don't crank the instability here until after 18z or so but if we clear out quicker and destabilize faster that would erode llvl CIN faster and possibly lead to development?

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I am starting to think the tornado threat might be more widespread from OH to PA to NY/N NJ/W CT/MA

could we possibly be looking at a high risk tomorrow for somewhere?, it's possible

The mod risk is for wind.. So if there was more tornado risk probably not unless it was way more which seems hopeful at this juncture.

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Well all the ingredients are there tomorrow. Now we just need to see what happens with the morning MCS, amount of destabilization behind it, and whether or not we see convective initiation in front of the main line 18z-21z. Models look a little meh with the latter so that makes me wonder if tornado threat decreases.

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Even if the discrete aspect fails, the main line will be extremely intense with embedded tornadoes anyway. The strengthening low and mid level jet, CVA and impressive instability will lead to an amazing evening show.

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Even if the discrete aspect fails, the main line will be extremely intense with embedded tornadoes anyway. The strengthening low and mid level jet, CVA and impressive instability will lead to an amazing evening show.

Agreed. Tornado threat here climatologically is quite low after 00z but the line will probably be quite intense.

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Well all the ingredients are there tomorrow. Now we just need to see what happens with the morning MCS, amount of destabilization behind it, and whether or not we see convective initiation in front of the main line 18z-21z. Models look a little meh with the latter so that makes me wonder if tornado threat decreases.

Not to poo poo it as it looks plenty impressive should it be tapped but in most cases I think you'd want the trough to be a bit further east to collocate everything a bit better during prime time. I have not looked at particulars but the MCS can obviously hurt as much as help. I dunno if the convergence near the front alone is enough to fire things that might become discrete. Having to wait for the main line is probably more normal than getting a tornado outbreak.

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Not to poo poo it as it looks plenty impressive should it be tapped but in most cases I think you'd want the trough to be a bit further east to collocate everything a bit better during prime time. I have not looked at particulars but the MCS can obviously hurt as much as help. I dunno if the convergence near the front alone is enough to fire things that might become discrete. Having to wait for the main line is probably more normal than getting a tornado outbreak.

Agreed. Lack of discrete activity and late arrival (post 00z) of activity is my biggest concern about this thing underperforming.

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Even if the discrete aspect fails, the main line will be extremely intense with embedded tornadoes anyway. The strengthening low and mid level jet, CVA and impressive instability will lead to an amazing evening show.

Yeah it seems like so many people are trying to get excited about tornadoes while the night show could be awesome. I'd rather look forward to that since hoping for tornadoes is like wishing 6-12" of powder for Charleston SC.

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Agreed. Lack of discrete activity and late arrival (post 00z) of activity is my biggest concern about this thing underperforming.

The NAM solution verbatim is not a total loss. There is a definitely a formidable gradient over E NY and W CT and it definitely hints at the potential for a discrete cell or two before the main show. I think Paul is correct in suggesting that the CIN / destabilization issue could be why the NAM shows a lack of development.

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Haha...you've been cracking me up today..the response to the "rare morning MCS" post was pure comedy

lol

We need to keep our spirits high before the apocalypse tomorrow.

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