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Stop worrying about tornadoes. This is morphing away from a tornado threat and turning into a very dangerous wind threat. Some form of MCC is going to come a rolling through SNE this evening and into the overnight. (with embedded spin ups and damaging winds.)

Wind threat in the same area as the diminishing tornado one, though (right?) so they've still got something to look forward to.

It's sunny and humid in the N. Berkshires...oh boy.

Yup--not so warm yet though. 72.7/65 Time for my lunchtime run.

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ALY's sps reads well for those of us removed from the SW instability.

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM OUTBREAK POSSIBLE TODAY

THERE IS A THREAT FOR SIGNIFICANT SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS THIS

AFTERNOON AND EVENING. THE MAIN HAZARDS WILL BE DAMAGING WIND

GUSTS...LARGE HAIL AND EVEN ISOLATED TORNADOES. THE AREA WITH THE

GREATEST THREAT APPEARS TO BE JUST SOUTH OF THE CAPITAL

REGION...ALTHOUGH THE ENTIRE REGION OF EAST CENTRAL NEW YORK AND

WESTERN NEW ENGLAND HAS THE POTENTIAL FOR VIOLENT SEVERE

THUNDERSTORMS. THE TIME FRAME FOR WHEN THE THREAT WILL BE GREATEST

WILL BE FROM AROUND 2 PM THROUGH MIDNIGHT.

EXTENSIVE CLOUD COVER THIS MORNING WILL GIVE WAY TO AT LEAST

PARTIAL SUNSHINE BY EARLY THIS AFTERNOON...ESPECIALLY FROM THE

MOHAWK VALLEY AND CAPITAL REGION SOUTHWARD. THIS WILL ALLOW FOR

INSTABILITY TO DEVELOP...ALONG WITH HUMIDITY SURGING NORTHWARD

INTO THE REGION ASSOCIATED WITH A WARM FRONT. THIS WILL SET THE

STAGE FOR MULTIPLE ROUNDS OF THUNDERSTORMS TO DEVELOP AND MOVE

ACROSS THE AREA.

KEEP AN EYE TO THE SKY AND BE AWARE OF POTENTIALLY LIFE

THREATENING WEATHER DEVELOPING TODAY.

SEVERE WEATHER WATCHES AND WARNINGS WILL LIKELY

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Back at home and still cloudy and 76 and breezy. Thought when the sun started to poke out this morning we were off to the races, but the clouds are hanging tough

This is definitely going to be a late bloomer if it gets going. Dewpoints are junk right now though...we'll need to wait until that stuff in southern-central PA and OH get in here.

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I'm losing interest fast. Clouds still hanging around. Hopefully some breaks will boost temps up a bit more to last us into his evening to help things start. Definitely a late night gig.

I think this is more of a sw SNE deal and points sw anyways, but there may be a good complex overnight.

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I think this is more of a sw SNE deal and points sw anyways, but there may be a good complex overnight.

Yea seems to be , Suny MM5 FWIW really concentrates lots of its rain on Mass SNH. Looking at radar the line approaching Jamestown NY area looks interesting. Should be a fun ride here.

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I think this is more of a sw SNE deal and points sw anyways, but there may be a good complex overnight.

We'd be a lot better off if Kevin wasn't gung ho on this event...last year he called 6/1 a bust the days leading up to it and the day of until storms got going.

The problem with today is that two things are currently working against a huge event...ML lapse rates are terrible and dewpoints are not in the 70-73F range on a region wide basis...maybe we can fix the second problem in the next 4-6 hours, but the first issue doesn't look promising at the moment.

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We'd be a lot better off if Kevin wasn't gung ho on this event...last year he called 6/1 a bust the days leading up to it and the day of until storms got going.

The problem with today is that two things are currently working against a huge event...ML lapse rates are terrible and dewpoints are not in the 70-73F range on a region wide basis...maybe we can fix the second problem in the next 4-6 hours, but the first issue doesn't look promising at the moment.

Well unfortunately we have a number of people expecting severe in their backyard where it wasn't really expected. I'm not particularly gung ho for anyone outside of W/C CT.

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We'd be a lot better off if Kevin wasn't gung ho on this event...last year he called 6/1 a bust the days leading up to it and the day of until storms got going.

The problem with today is that two things are currently working against a huge event...ML lapse rates are terrible and dewpoints are not in the 70-73F range on a region wide basis...maybe we can fix the second problem in the next 4-6 hours, but the first issue doesn't look promising at the moment.

Looks like mlvl lapse rates steepening a bit

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