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General Thunderstorm Discussion: Late June


Quincy

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Pretty steep terrain area too. I have to imagine rates alone are leading to some problems.

Heaviest was centered near/on Mt. Abraham, a 4,000-footer. Rapid Stream bridge blows out, again? The deluge of June 1998 cut off east side access to Abe for a month.

Very heavy though short-lived TS yesterday at 5:30 PM - 0.36" in less than 10 minutes with plenty of close CG though winds probably topped at mid 20s. Today's fun is training 15-25 miles NNW of my place.

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You think some FFW may be hoisted?  They don't look to be moving much.  Quasi-stationary front there?

 

They aren't moving fast. There definitely may be FFWs issued with the front sort of stalled in place. You can see the seabreeze boundary from near BOS and esp north shore too pushing NW.

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Yeah, and there's stuff developing behind it along Rt2

 

I could see that action possibly sagging south from some of the outflow moving away from these storms. Almost already evident on radar. I think KTAN may have to wait later on for more stuff to fire like the HRRR shows, but it won't be hard for any outflow to push south. Rather unstable there.

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I could see that action possibly sagging south from some of the outflow moving away from these storms. Almost already evident on radar. I think KTAN may have to wait later on for more stuff to fire like the HRRR shows, but it won't be hard for any outflow to push south. Rather unstable there.

Can you post the HRRR

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