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Severe Thunderstorms Sunday 6/2


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meh... while the SPC probs "look" good it's really a continuation of the D4-D5 outlook where they had us at 30% too. Seems to me like upstate NY may have some decent storms but I'm thinking everything lines out quickly and instability is just pretty meager all around. 

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meh... while the SPC probs "look" good it's really a continuation of the D4-D5 outlook where they had us at 30% too. Seems to me like upstate NY may have some decent storms but I'm thinking everything lines out quickly and instability is just pretty meager all around. 

 

You don't think this looks good for upstate NY?  

 

Models aren't that great with instability but if there is more clearing than models anticipate instability could be quite high out that way...I think right now that along with the lapse rates are the biggest questions...shear is certainly there along with lift

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meh... while the SPC probs "look" good it's really a continuation of the D4-D5 outlook where they had us at 30% too. Seems to me like upstate NY may have some decent storms but I'm thinking everything lines out quickly and instability is just pretty meager all around. 

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..NORTHEAST/MID-ATLANTIC STATES AND NEW ENGLAND...
A MID/HIGH LEVEL SPEED MAX IS EXPECTED TO SHIFT NORTHEASTWARD OVER
THE NORTHEAST STATES/NEW ENGLAND ON THE PERIPHERY OF AN UPPER TROUGH
PIVOTING OVER ONTARIO/QUEBEC AND THE GREAT LAKES REGION. WHILE
SHOWERS/SOME TSTMS MAY ACCOMPANY THE COLD FRONT EARLY
SUNDAY...POCKETS OF STRONGER DESTABILIZATION ARE PROBABLE AHEAD OF
THE FRONT...ALTHOUGH WEAK MID-LEVEL LAPSE RATES MAY TEMPER THE
OVERALL DEGREE OF DESTABILIZATION. EVEN SO...MLCAPE ON THE ORDER OF
1000 J/KG OR GREATER WILL BE SUFFICIENT FOR STRONG/SEVERE TSTM
DEVELOPMENT AND INTENSIFICATION INTO THE AFTERNOON.
AS STORMS MATURE...STRONG DEEP LAYER SOUTHWESTERLY
WINDS...ACCENTUATED BY AS MUCH AS 35-50 KT BETWEEN 2-6 KM...WILL
SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF ORGANIZED/SUSTAINED CLUSTERS OF STORMS
INCLUDING BOWS. DAMAGING WINDS WILL BE THE PRIMARY HAZARD...ALTHOUGH
SOME SEVERE HAIL/PERHAPS A TORNADO THREAT MAY EXIST AS WELL.

 

Hard to ignore the overall wind field, time of year/recent severe,  and at least modest instability.   Sunday wasn't an ENE day, mostly NYS/NNE/W MA

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All I care about is NYS

Same here. 

 

Wiz, I'm working on a write-up of the EF-2 tornado. Could be interesting to plot our locations. Where were you around 7 PM Wednesday? Ryan was near Great Barrington, right?

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Same here. 

 

Wiz, I'm working on a write-up of the EF-2 tornado. Could be interesting to plot our locations. Where were you around 7 PM Wednesday? Ryan was near Great Barrington, right?

 

I bailed by 5. We were there for work so no point in staying for a late show. 

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Guess we are starting early........

BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTEDSEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNINGNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME151 PM EDT FRI MAY 31 2013THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN CARIBOU MAINE HAS ISSUED A* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR...  CENTRAL PISCATAQUIS COUNTY IN NORTH CENTRAL MAINE...  THIS INCLUDES THE CITIES OF...RIPOGENUS...MOUNT KATAHDIN...BAXTER  ST PARK...  NORTH CENTRAL SOMERSET COUNTY IN WEST CENTRAL MAINE...* UNTIL 230 PM EDT* AT 149 PM EDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A  SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING QUARTER SIZE HAIL...AND  DAMAGING WINDS IN EXCESS OF 60 MPH.  THIS STORM WAS LOCATED 6 MILES  NORTH OF SEBOOMOOK...OR 27 MILES WEST OF RIPOGENUS...AND MOVING  EAST AT 45 MPH.* OTHER LOCATIONS IN THE WARNING INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO  CAUCOMGOMOC LAKE...LOBSTER LAKE...CHESUNCOOK AND TELOS LAKE.
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18z NAM reflectivity shows a potent line of storms reaching eastern N.Y. and Vermont by mid-afternoon, but the line doesn't survive very far east into New England.

 

Keeps looking like northwest is the direction to go.

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