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New England Severe weather thread number ...I think XI ?


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While not exciting by any means, I'd watch Saturday for a few strong segments if we can get some sun. GFS is still sort of unstable with decent mid level winds coming in. It's actually real quick with the fropa too. Basically, it doesn't look great...but depending on sun and front position..could spark up a few strong storms.

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While not exciting by any means, I'd watch Saturday for a few strong segments if we can get some sun. GFS is still sort of unstable with decent mid level winds coming in. It's actually real quick with the fropa too. Basically, it doesn't look great...but depending on sun and front position..could spark up a few strong storms.

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While not exciting by any means, I'd watch Saturday for a few strong segments if we can get some sun. GFS is still sort of unstable with decent mid level winds coming in. It's actually real quick with the fropa too. Basically, it doesn't look great...but depending on sun and front position..could spark up a few strong storms.

Saturday seems like a good setup for a potential forced line right along the cold front. With this being the potential for a forced line instability wouldn't be as important for generating the convection, however, if we want to see some embedded strong to severe convection we'll certainly need to see some sunlight.

I'm just not sure how much sun we will see...the flow throughout the entire column is either southerly or southwesterly and the column is quite saturated. There is pretty much no CIN and with good lift/forcing around we'll be generating clouds/precip quite easily. Lapse rates are also pretty awful. The instability we develop is mainly going to be due to the fact that dewpoints at the surface will be into the lower 70's and the Cape profile is going to be rather shallow.

What is interesting, however, is the fact there is good directional shear in the 0-2km level with good speed shear here as well.

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I normally lurk in the mid atlantic thread...weather enthusiast but limited knowledge of how it all comes together. I rarely post but I am from NW RI originally and we will be having our annual clamboil on sat....lots of people, all outdoors. I don't think severe will be an issue but am worried about rain...and not just misting. Anyone w more knowledge than I willing to comment on if we should have a plan B? Sunday? Too soon to tell? No more than light rain? Thank you

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I normally lurk in the mid atlantic thread...weather enthusiast but limited knowledge of how it all comes together. I rarely post but I am from NW RI originally and we will be having our annual clamboil on sat....lots of people, all outdoors. I don't think severe will be an issue but am worried about rain...and not just misting. Anyone w more knowledge than I willing to comment on if we should have a plan B? Sunday? Too soon to tell? No more than light rain? Thank you

If there would be any way that you could move your plans to Sunday without being any sort of issue I would go ahead and do that. Doing this at least you won't have to worry about any rain or t'storms and the weather should be much nicer as well as drier and much more pleasant.

I know for myself at work Friday we are doing a "carnival" for the activity so we have tons of games and activities planned for outside, as well as a bounce house and I'm real worried about rain and perhaps t'storms. I'm actually SHOCKED my director hasn't bombarded me with questions about the weather for Friday.

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I normally lurk in the mid atlantic thread...weather enthusiast but limited knowledge of how it all comes together. I rarely post but I am from NW RI originally and we will be having our annual clamboil on sat....lots of people, all outdoors. I don't think severe will be an issue but am worried about rain...and not just misting. Anyone w more knowledge than I willing to comment on if we should have a plan B? Sunday? Too soon to tell? No more than light rain? Thank you

Any true weenie will be looking at radar and discussions for Sat. (and tomorrow). My take is there's no serious excitement/chat/discussion, because the setup is run-of-the-mill. There could be a couple good storms, but they will be localized. There's no "holy sh** look at this setup". But it could rain.

Sunday looks like a good day for an outdoor party, Saturday could be iffy.

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Friday would have some pretty interesting potential if we had a stronger mid-level flow in place (boy doesn't that sound familiar!). Regardless though at least parts of PA/NY could have an elevated risk for severe weather with a threat for tornadoes and the SPC SREF actually is honking it's horn at this.

This is a setup that actually could even favor SW CT.

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I still think Saturday offers the chance of a few strong storms around. Today is more for Berks and NNE.

Scott--maybe I'm just wishcasting since I'm having company on Saturday. But, it looks to me as if conditions may improve in GC as Saturday goes along. Not expecting sun, mind you, but I think the heavier showers will come through Friday night through Saturday morning (just in time for my race) with the afternoon not that bad, though no sun. What say you for GC?

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Scott--maybe I'm just wishcasting since I'm having company on Saturday. But, it looks to me as if conditions may improve in GC as Saturday goes along. Not expecting sun, mind you, but I think the heavier showers will come through Friday night through Saturday morning (just in time for my race) with the afternoon not that bad, though no sun. What say you for GC?

Eh, I think you run the risk all day to be honest. I see some signs that the trough sharpens up and the cold front slows down. That doesn't mean you won't see some breaks of sun...you just might, but I think the risk of shwrs/tstms is quite prevalent for now. I don't see a wash out for now...but I think the front still stays west of you until the evening.

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Eh, I think you run the risk all day to be honest. I see some signs that the trough sharpens up and the cold front slows down. That doesn't mean you won't see some breaks of sun...you just might, but I think the risk of shwrs/tstms is quite prevalent for now. I don't see a wash out for now...but I think the front still stays west of you until the evening.

Thanks, Scott. I take hope in your comment about not seeing a wash out. Of course, you caveat that with a "for now". :)

I'll keep my fingers crossed.

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Eh, I think you run the risk all day to be honest. I see some signs that the trough sharpens up and the cold front slows down. That doesn't mean you won't see some breaks of sun...you just might, but I think the risk of shwrs/tstms is quite prevalent for now. I don't see a wash out for now...but I think the front still stays west of you until the evening.

What do you see for tomorrow? With the warm front in the area and increasing moisture I could see periods of rain on and off for much of the afternoon with the only breaks occurring to our south and west where the better severe threat lies.

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What do you see for tomorrow? With the warm front in the area and increasing moisture I could see periods of rain on and off for much of the afternoon with the only breaks occurring to our south and west where the better severe threat lies.

I don't really see much from the CT river on east. I think it will be more across ern NY state into the Berks and NNE again. I suppose some stuff may develop to our south as the WF approaches and rain with a few tstms develop late day? Otherwise it's probably mostly cloudy with better weather maybe in eastern SNE.

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I don't really see much from the CT river on east. I think it will be more across ern NY state into the Berks and NNE again. I suppose some stuff may develop to our south as the WF approaches and rain with a few tstms develop late day? Otherwise it's probably mostly cloudy with better weather maybe in eastern SNE.

Thanks!

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Any milddowns or warmdowns over the next 2 weeks on Euro ens?

No big heat dome either. Aside from maybe a few days of upper 80s to near 90...I don't see big heat at all. Again, looks like rain chances over the east as the trough remains with times of swampy air...but also maybe onshore flow like we've seen. August pretty much going as planned.

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No big heat dome either. Aside from maybe a few days of upper 80s to near 90...I don't see big heat at all. Again, looks like rain chances over the east as the trough remains with times of swampy air...but also maybe onshore flow like we've seen. August pretty much going as planned.

Well when have we had onshore flow? Onshore flow to me means cool, fog, and misery. We haven't had any of that

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Well when have we had onshore flow? Onshore flow to me means cool, fog, and misery. We haven't had any of that

That's not true this time of year. It may mean times like tomorrow or into Saturday where fronts stall and waves try to move up the coast. Next week is one of them. So while it may be humid at times, temps for the most part won't be ridiculous.

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