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2013 New England Severe General Discussion


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  On 5/21/2013 at 10:50 PM, CoastalWx said:

Ryan said the 59kt gust at BDL is wrong. 452Kt is. They dialed in and looked at the 5 mins.

 

I only brought that up because I know ASOS can get screwy like that, but no way to be certain unless you check.

42kt?

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There's been enough deep convection persisting to have generated a cold pool that is probably adding to BD momentum to some degree. 

 

Also, it's windy here.  Really... trees as whipping around in NE wind gust over 20kts, and though the sky is pretty opaque with this overcast, what definition can be made reveals that the cloud level ...1200, give or take, is moving WSW at a fast clip.  This air mass is dense, heavy, and momentous, and I am beginning to wonder if the models are two optimistic with how quickly this turns around heading into tomorrow.  Also, don't be shocked if this busts farther SW than you think, when combining meso high production with BD.  

 

It will be interesting to see how this all works out.

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There's a long track supercell currently in upstate NY.  It is discontinuously connected to deepening convection trends in a N-S axis in that area.   I am wondering if we might see a bit of MCS organization with that.  

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  On 5/21/2013 at 10:58 PM, Typhoon Tip said:

There's been enough deep convection persisting to have generated a cold pool that is probably adding to BD momentum to some degree. 

 

Also, it's windy here.  Really... trees as whipping around in NE wind gust over 20kts, and though the sky is pretty opaque with this overcast, what definition can be made reveals that the cloud level ...1200, give or take, is moving WSW at a fast clip.  This air mass is dense, heavy, and momentous, and I am beginning to wonder if the models are two optimistic with how quickly this turns around heading into tomorrow.  Also, don't be shocked if this busts farther SW than you think, when combining meso high production with BD.  

 

It will be interesting to see how this all works out.

 

That's what I'm worried about and why I am down about warmth here locally. The NAM makes you think warmth, but also climo is in the back of my mind.

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  On 5/21/2013 at 10:47 PM, cpick79 said:

keene,nh  about to get hit.

My only hope here... but not expecting anything.

 

That BD is really impressive, even this far in. Temp went from 84.7F around 3PM to 55.8F here now. Sweet

 

I put in my AC when I got home, too...lol

 

Actually down to 54.0F now... read t wrong.  Nice 30+F drop in 4 hours

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