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August 2012 Obs/Disc


Ellinwood

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12z NAM/SREF don't look as good as 0z IMO. Maybe in part due to this morning crap. Though I honestly like my spot without moving. Maybe we'll get a good view of something at least... if we don't just end up with a bunch of multicells. If mobile hard not to want to head just east of the hills and wait for some orographic stuff which might be frontrunners. DC and just east looks about as good as anywhere though by 0z.

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CONVERGENCE NEAR THE SFC TROUGH...DIFF HTG...AND TRRN BASED CIRCULATIONS WILL HELP INITIATE CONVECTION OVER THE HIGHER TERRAIN. LTST THINKING IS THIS MAY HPPN IN THE ELY AFTN. STORMS SHOULD SPREAD EWD INTO THE I-95 CORRIDOR LATE THIS AFTN AS THE MESOLOW DEVELOPS NEAR THE BOUNDARY. THE BEST TIME TO SEE SVR WX WILL BE MID AFTN INTO EVNG. SINCE THERE/S LESS CLDCVR THAN PREV THOUGHT...AND A 90 TEMP/70 DEWPT WUD YIELD ALMOST 3000 J/KG SBCAPE /BASED ON MODIFIED 12Z LWX RAOB/...AM BCMG MORE CERTAIN THAT TSTMS WL BE REALIZED...A FEW OF WHICH SHUD BECOME SVR. PRIMARY THREAT WOULD BE DAMAGING WINDS...BUT AN ISO TORNADO THREAT EXISTS NEAR THE SFC BOUNDARY. FCST HODOGRAPHS FOR NORTH-CENTRAL AND SRN MD INDICATE AN INCREASINGLY FAVORABLE SETUP FOR TORNADOES BY LATE AFTN AS STRENGTHENING BOUNDARY-LAYER WINDS BACK SELY TO THE NORTH AND EAST OF THE MESOLOW.

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