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Ridge Builds In - Humidity Sticks Around - Wx Disc


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The funnel report in Ludlow doesn't surprise me considering the lowering and the motion.   Whether it really was a funnel or the same rotating scud I was looking at may be up for some debate, but regardless this was something to be seen.  FWIW I was at Cold Spring Country Club which is in S. Belchertown on the hill off Rt. 21 looking straight into Ludlow. 

 

As of now, the storm that's coming through Noho crossing the river into S. Hadley looks to have some hail in it.  There is much more shear than normal at low levels today.  With the exception of June 1 2011, this is among the 5-10 best cases of general shear I've seen operating this radar since 2005.  

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The funnel report in Ludlow doesn't surprise me considering the lowering and the motion.   Whether it really was a funnel or the same rotating scud I was looking at may be up for some debate, but regardless this was something to be seen.  FWIW I was at Cold Spring Country Club which is in S. Belchertown on the hill off Rt. 21 looking straight into Ludlow. 

 

As of now, the storm that's coming through Noho crossing the river into S. Hadley looks to have some hail in it.  There is much more shear than normal at low levels today.  With the exception of June 1 2011, this is among the 5-10 best cases of general shear I've seen operating this radar since 2005.  

Looks cool on visible

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The funnel report in Ludlow doesn't surprise me considering the lowering and the motion.   Whether it really was a funnel or the same rotating scud I was looking at may be up for some debate, but regardless this was something to be seen.  FWIW I was at Cold Spring Country Club which is in S. Belchertown on the hill off Rt. 21 looking straight into Ludlow. 

 

As of now, the storm that's coming through Noho crossing the river into S. Hadley looks to have some hail in it. There is much more shear than normal at low levels today.  With the exception of June 1 2011, this is among the 5-10 best cases of general shear I've seen operating this radar since 2005.

 

So the SPC mesoanalysis showing marginal shear and helicity was not really reflecting the true conditions... Well, not the first time that's happened. Guess the RAP just didn't pick up on it. I thought the storms were over-performing vs. the mesoanalysis, nice to have it confirmed by radar.

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So the SPC mesoanalysis showing marginal shear and helicity was not really reflecting the true conditions... Well, not the first time that's happened. Guess the RAP just didn't pick up on it. I thought the storms were over-performing vs. the mesoanalysis, nice to have it confirmed by radar.

 

 

RAPv2 seemed to be a little higher, but still nothing that jumped off the screen. May be a local CT River Valley kind of effect though.

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Are the storms moving SE?

IF one ever develops, it might.  The one coming out of VT was right-moving, but it faded.  A few showers popped up, probably due to terrain of the Monads and the outflow of dying storm.

 

The "ship sailed" is right, all of that energy has been robbed and won't recover.

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