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May 27-June 2 Severe Weather


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Day 2

 

..MO NEWD INTO THE GREAT LAKES  
 
SEVERAL ROUNDS OF STORMS ARE POSSIBLE OVER THE LOWER MO RIVER VALLEY  
OWING TO BOTH LINGERING STORM ACTIVITY FROM THE MORNING AND  
DIURNALLY-DRIVEN STORMS LATER IN THE DAY ALONG THE FRONT. MODELS  
ARE IN FAIRLY GOOD AGREEMENT IN SHOWING A MOIST/MODERATELY UNSTABLE  
AIRMASS DEVELOPING OVER A LARGE PART OF THIS REGION WITH SCATTERED  
TO NUMEROUS STORMS EXPECTED TO DEVELOP. THE MAIN BELT OF STRONGER  
1-3 KM SWLY FLOW WILL RESIDE OVER THIS REGION...ACTING TO SUPPORT  
ORGANIZED CLUSTERS OF STRONG-SEVERE STORMS IN THE FORM OF SUPERCELLS  
AND BOWING LINE SEGMENTS. IF SUBSTANTIAL DESTABILIZATION CAN  
OCCUR...STRONG FLOW FIELDS WOULD SUPPORT AN APPRECIABLE TORNADO  
THREAT --IN ADDITION TO HAIL/WIND-- AND PERHAPS HIGHER SEVERE  
PROBABILITIES THAN CURRENTLY FORECAST FOR A PORTION OF THIS AREA.
 
EVENTUAL STORM MERGERS/CONSOLIDATION BY EVENING WOULD FAVOR THE  
GRADUAL TRANSITION TO MORE OF A STRAIGHT-LINE WIND THREAT THAT MAY  
PERSIST INTO SATURDAY MORNING.  
 

 

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I was going to write a more detailed post but I got distracted with the EMC WRF run for tomorrow (yikes if you haven't seen it for OK).  The key to Thursday will be any early initiating convection, which could lead to a lack of destabilization.  I think Thursday remnants will likely be out of the picture in plenty of time.  If you get 2000J/kg+ CAPE (which the GFS of all models has) across IL/IN with the arrival of that strong jet streak and largely curved hodographs, there will likely be strong-violent tornadoes on Friday.

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I was going to write a more detailed post but I got distracted with the EMC WRF run for tomorrow (yikes if you haven't seen it for OK). The key to Thursday will be any early initiating convection, which could lead to a lack of destabilization. I think Thursday remnants will likely be out of the picture in plenty of time. If you get 2000J/kg+ CAPE (which the GFS of all models has) across IL/IN with the arrival of that strong jet streak and largely curved hodographs, there will likely be strong-violent tornadoes on Friday.

Yeah, interesting how the GFS has been more bullish on instability. It has 70 degree dewpoints north of I-80 while the NAM keeps that bottled up farther south.

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I think areas from around Lake MI westward are most favored on Friday but some threat will extend east of there.

I also thought your posts were very good. My question is what mode looks most likely for southern Ontario on Fri if anything? Any chance for discrete activity in my neck of the woods? I wouldn't be surprised if we just get an overnight MCS or squall line but TBH I don't even know if anything will happen. The 28th anniversary of the worst tornado outbreak in Ontario's history is Friday too.

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I also thought your posts were very good. My question is what mode looks most likely for southern Ontario on Fri if anything? Any chance for discrete activity in my neck of the woods? I wouldn't be surprised if we just get an overnight MCS or squall line but TBH I don't even know if anything will happen. The 28th anniversary of the worst tornado outbreak in Ontario's history is Friday too.

Like what's been the case with all of the "severe weather events" so far, it's TBD based on the evolution of convection from the previous day.

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Yeah, interesting how the GFS has been more bullish on instability. It has 70 degree dewpoints north of I-80 while the NAM keeps that bottled up farther south.

It all comes down to precip.  If the warm sector remains unperturbed much of the morning and early afternoon, then something very big is coming.

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Spc has the southern portions of WI back under a slight risk for today

 

 

yeah not sure why it was removed...best action should be well west but I think we destabilize enough that whatever remnants push in later this evening could pose a slight risk

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yeah not sure why it was removed...best action should be well west but I think we destabilize enough that whatever remnants push in later this evening could pose a slight risk

I was wondering that as well. Shear and instability look to be sufficient out in western WI.

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yeah not sure why it was removed...best action should be well west but I think we destabilize enough that whatever remnants push in later this evening could pose a slight risk

 

I'm not sure if those remnants will be much, especially if we get storms before that during the afternoon that stabilize the atmosphere beforehand, I'm starting to think this will be more of an afternoon deal, which I don't mind.

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Going to be interesting to see if the SPC starts ramping up Tor wording for this area on Friday.

 

They did indicate in the Great Lakes portion of their disco that parts of the slight risk region (probably N Illinois) may have to be increased in terms of risk.  I'll bet the early afternoon update beefs up the probabilities to 30% for parts of the region if the trends continue.

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any longer track potential up here? or just decent ingredients for short track spin ups? Would not like to see longer track tors form south of the metro if ya smell what i'm cookin'

Storm motions don't look extreme, which works against it (if we're talking tracks of 25 miles or more).

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