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June 10-14 Severe/Flooding Wx - Obs, Radar, Warnings, Dmg. rpts


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12Z MODEL EVALUATION INCLUDING THE NAM/GFS/UKMET AND GEM REGIONAL

...SHORTWAVE TROUGH/SURFACE LOW CURRENTLY EJECTING ACROSS THE
NORTHERN PLAINS
/UPPER MIDWEST...REACHING THE MID-ATLANTIC/SOUTHERN
NEW ENGLAND THURS
...

PREFERENCE: NON-ECMWF CONSENSUS LED BY THE 12Z UKMET
CONFIDENCE
: AVERAGE

OVERWHELMINGLY THE TREND IN THE
12Z GUIDANCE IS TO BE MORE
PROGRESSIVE WITH THE EVOLVING SHORTWAVE TROUGH AND ASSOCD SFC LOW
SEEN NOW MOVING ACROSS THE UPPER MIDWEST
. THE MODELS TAKE THIS
ENERGY RAPIDLY INTO THE OH VLY OVERNIGHT AND ALLOW FOR ADDITIONAL
SHORTWAVE ENERGY DROPPING DOWN FROM ONTARIO TO REINFORCE THE HT
FALLS AS THE SYS MOVES ACROSS THE CNTRL
APPALACHIANS
...MID-ATLANTIC AND SRN NEW ENGLAND ON THURS. THE 12Z
GFS AND 12Z UKMET ARE THE FASTEST FOLLOWED BY THE 12Z NAM AND 12Z
GEM REGIONAL. IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT THE MODELS LATE THURS AND
THURS EVE SUGGEST SOME REDEVELOPMENT OF THE SFC LOW FARTHER SOUTH
DOWN OVER THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AREA BEFORE EXITING OFFSHORE SOUTH OF
NEW ENGLAND THURS NIGHT
...AFTER INITIALLY CROSSING THROUGH OH/PA.
THE 12Z GFS REDEVELOPS THIS LOW FARTHEST SOUTH. THE 12Z GEM
REGIONAL AND
12Z NAM ARE A BIT FARTHER NORTH. THE 00Z ECMWF FOR
ITS PART
...IS BY FAR A SLOW OUTLIER...AND IS ALREADY TOO SLOW WITH
THE CURRENT LOW PLACEMENT OVER THE MIDWEST
. AS A RESULT...ITS MASS
FIELDS WILL NOT BE PREFERRED
. THEREFORE BASED ON THE LATEST
AVAILABLE GUIDANCE AND TRENDS
...WILL FAVOR A NON-ECMWF CONSENSUS
LED BY THE
12Z UKMET WHICH SPLITS THE LATITUDINAL PLACEMENT OF THE
SFC LOW OVER THE MID
-ATLANTIC REGION BETWEEN THE GEM REGIONAL/NAM
AND THE GFS
.

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Just now from my agency:

 

Potential severe weather conditions are forecasted for the headquarters area starting tonight and worsening tomorrow afternoon with the possibility of thunderstorms, damaging winds, heavy rainfall, and hail.

 

The agency will issue an official operating status anouncement if conditions warrant and based on any Office of Personnel Management announcement.  In the interim, employees might wish to request telework, request approval to reschedule their CWS/NEWFlex day off, or to rearrange their work schedule and/or request official time off (for example, by using earned annual leave, earned compensatory time off, earned credit hours, or leave without pay).

 

Should you have any questions, please contact your supervisor

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It's over. Slight risk at 1730z will be likely :( GAME OVER. 

 

no real need to shift anything at this pt but the faster models definitely could be less exciting locally and the reasoning to go with them is fairly solid.

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no real need to shift anything at this pt but the faster models definitely could be less exciting locally and the reasoning to go with them is fairly solid.

 

This is where the Ian-slide to meh begins. You will hang on for a while and by 9am tomorrow you will be in full meh mode. lol

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This is where the Ian-slide to meh begins. You will hang on for a while and by 9am tomorrow you will be in full meh mode. lol

 

since im immobile i want the most destructive weather possible so i have a chance to see it.

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DAY 2 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK  
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK  
1230 PM CDT WED JUN 12 2013  
 
VALID 131200Z - 141200Z  

   
..THERE IS A MDT RISK OF SVR TSTMS FROM ERN VA...MD...DEL
 
SRN  
NJ...SERN PA...  
 
...THERE IS A SLGT RISK OF SVR TSTMS OVER A PORTION OF THE MID  
ATLANTIC...  
 
...THERE IS A SLGT RISK OF SVR TSTMS OVER A PORTION OF THE NRN HIGH  
PLAINS...  
   
..SYNOPSIS
 
 
A SHORTWAVE TROUGH OVER THE NRN PLAINS IS CRESTING CNTRL U.S. UPPER  
RIDGE...AND WILL RESULT IN AMPLIFICATION OF DOWNSTREAM MEAN TROUGH  
ACROSS THE MID ATLANTIC AND NERN U.S. THURSDAY. MEANWHILE...THE  
UPPER TROUGH OVER THE PACIFIC NW WILL MOVE SLOWLY EWD INTO THE NRN  
INTERMOUNTAIN REGION.  
 
SFC CYCLONE WILL SHIFT EWD THROUGH THE MID ATLANTIC IN ASSOCIATION  
WITH DEEPER FORCING ATTENDING THE ERN U.S. SHORTWAVE TROUGH. BY 12Z  
THURSDAY A COLD FRONT SHOULD EXTEND FROM THE SFC LOW OVER PA...SWWD  
INTO THE OH AND LOWER MS VALLEY REGION. THIS BOUNDARY WILL ADVANCE  
SEWD DURING THE DAY...REACHING THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD LATER THURSDAY  
EVENING WITH TRAILING PORTION EXTENDING INTO THE SERN STATES. WARM  
FRONT EXTENDING EWD FROM THE LOW WILL LIFT SLOWLY NWD THROUGH THE  
MID ATLANTIC STATES...LIKELY AS FAR NORTH AS NJ.  
   
..MID ATLANTIC REGION
 
 
SWLY WINDS AHEAD OF THE DEVELOPING CYCLONE WILL TRANSPORT UPPER 60S  
DEWPOINTS THROUGH PRE-FRONTAL WARM SECTOR BENEATH RESIDUAL PLUME OF  
7 C/KM MID LEVEL LAPSE RATES. THE ATMOSPHERE IS EXPECTED TO BECOME  
MODERATELY UNSTABLE AS DIABATIC WARMING COMMENCES WITH MLCAPE FROM  
2000-3000 J/KG POSSIBLE. MEANWHILE...STRONGER WINDS IN THE 700-500  
MB LAYER ROUNDING BASE OF AMPLIFYING SHORTWAVE TROUGH WILL SPREAD  
OVER THE WARM SECTOR DURING THE AFTERNOON. STRENGTHENING DEEP LAYER  
WLY WINDS SHOULD RESULT IN A DOWNSLOPING REGIME IMMEDIATELY EAST OF  
SRN/CNTRL APPALACHIANS...SUGGESTING IT MIGHT BE DIFFICULT FOR ANY  
ONGOING STORMS SURVIVE CROSSING THE MOUNTAINS. HOWEVER...PRE FRONTAL  
TROUGH/CONVERGENCE AXIS WILL LIKELY EVOLVE FARTHER EAST FROM THE  
CNTRL CAROLINAS INTO CNTRL/ERN VA. ADDITIONAL STORMS WILL LIKELY  
DEVELOP ALONG THIS CONVERGENCE ZONE OR AS COLD FRONT OVERTAKES THE  
DESTABILIZING WARM SECTOR. DEEP LAYER WIND PROFILES WILL BE LARGELY  
UNIDIRECTIONAL WITH SWLY FLOW IN THE SFC-3 KM LAYER SOUTH OF SFC  
LOW. THE 0-6 KM VERTICAL SHEAR OF 30-40 KT WILL SUPPORT POTENTIAL  
FOR A FEW SUPERCELLS ESPECIALLY WITHIN 2-3 HOURS OF INITIATION.  
HOWEVER...TENDENCY MAY BE FOR SOME OF THIS ACTIVITY TO EVOLVE INTO  
LINE SEGMENTS WITH LEWP/BOW STRUCTURES. WIDESPREAD DAMAGING WIND AND  
LARGE HAIL ARE EXPECTED TO BE THE MAIN THREATS...THOUGH A FEW  
TORNADOES CANNOT BE RULED OUT.  

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Well the MOD risk didn't change in size, shape, or form... its exactly the same as the morning one.. the 30% and shading may have been shifted back slightly... but not much difference

 

I think it is the best call to make at this time.

 

A few green/red taggers commented in other forums about how the WPC jumped to the GFS too quickly with its changes today without waiting for the Euro to come out. And as many have said (like Ian and Mark), what happens tomorrow will really be dependent on what comes out of the midwest and it may not be until tomorrow morning where we have a full understanding on what to expect.

 

So, with that said, might as well keep things as is

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I think it is the best call to make at this time.

 

A few green/red taggers commented in other forums about how the WPC jumped to the GFS too quickly with its changes today without waiting for the Euro to come out. And as many have said (like Ian and Mark), what happens tomorrow will really be dependent on what comes out of the midwest and it may not be until tomorrow morning where we have a full understanding on what to expect.

 

So, with that said, might as well keep things as is

 

Remember tho that the WPC mentioned that the Euro was already too slow with the current situation. 

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I think it is the best call to make at this time.

 

A few green/red taggers commented in other forums about how the WPC jumped to the GFS too quickly with its changes today without waiting for the Euro to come out. And as many have said (like Ian and Mark), what happens tomorrow will really be dependent on what comes out of the midwest and it may not be until tomorrow morning where we have a full understanding on what to expect.

 

So, with that said, might as well keep things as is

 

Def agree with your post... prob want to watch the evolution of whatever comes out of the Midwest/Lakes, be it MCS, bow echo, or the "D" thing

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