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Swooning through June


CoastalWx

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Front is SW of the actual cloud line.

 

Right ..that's what we were talking about earlier, in the sun cleaving away the clouds but the actual boundary ...forget it.  This was going to be a 86er pos day all along in my opinion.  slam dunk dank fest of funk.  

 

But, at least it isn't 96/74 ...

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Man the ECMWF QPF for Friday looks interesting... seemingly very light in the BOS area considering what it is showing in western SNE and in the NYC-ALB corridor. 

 

Would actually be like a toaster bath of a run for BOS-PWM if this was January, lol.  That precip just hits a brick wall from that drier air seeping down the coastal plain from Maine.

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Man the ECMWF QPF for Friday looks interesting... seemingly very light in the BOS area considering what it is showing in western SNE and in the NYC-ALB corridor. 

 

Would actually be like a toaster bath of a run for BOS-PWM if this was January, lol.  That precip just hits a brick wall from that drier air seeping down the coastal plain from Maine.

 

It's different in the summer when convection can rob advective processes. It will probably change a little at 00z.

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Btw, the extended operational Euro (12z) is prepping the GL and OV....possible NE, for a Sonoran heat release.  

 

Were baking the plateau and building heat for days, then uncap it with a subtle pattern shift that drops lowering heights into Rockies, with height lifting in the E. 

 

It is of course not likely to happen...  Still, it is first time I've seen the Euro hit at bringing bigger heat east since the warm up way back in April, which turned out to only be 1 day around 80 ....but.  

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Funny being out here with 50 knots of 0-6km shear, 3000+ j/kg of MLCAPE, and overcast skies with shallow strato-cu under the inversion with the easterly upslope. 

 

Thing we're going to stay in KRAP for a bit longer and then play things south a bit. 

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Funny being out here with 50 knots of 0-6km shear, 3000+ j/kg of MLCAPE, and overcast skies with shallow strato-cu under the inversion with the easterly upslope. 

 

Thing we're going to stay in KRAP for a bit longer and then play things south a bit. 

 

 

SPC meso page puts the best theta-e advection and moisture convergence almost at the triple point of the SD/NE/WY borders. Nice congested Cu on satellite, with some high level clouds (maybe some ACCAS) approaching from WY. This could be the lift needed to fire things off.

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What a difference in the air between Wrentham and Taunton. Dry air at work but muggy here at home. You can see the front draped across the SE MA region. Looks like stuff beginning to form at the RI/MA border. Getting some light stuff here at home. Could be some localized heavy rains.

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