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2014 Mid-Atlantic Severe Discussion Thread


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I am going to guess LWX and SPC didn't talk before they issued their respective forecasts... LWX says hodo's arent very impressive... yet SPC bumps up the TOR probs from 2% on 0600z to 5% on 1300z

 

ETA:  Not trying to throw either office under the bus... just find it a bit weird, that's all

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That was surprising 1300z OTLK from SPC... 5/30/30... disco below for our area

 


MORNING CLOUDS AND CONVECTION SPREADING SEWD FROM PA WILL LIKELY ACT  TO ENHANCE BACK-DOOR BAROCLINIC BOUNDARY ESSENTIALLY BI-SECTING  CHESAPEAKE BAY ATTM. AIRMASS SOUTH AND WEST OF THIS BOUNDARY IS  FORECAST TO BECOME MODERATELY UNSTABLE AIDED BY ERN-MOST EXTENT OF  EML PLUME EMANATING FROM THE MIDWEST. SBCAPE MAY REACH 1500 J/KG  WITH GRADUAL LOW LEVEL MOISTENING. LOW 60S F DEWPOINTS SEEM  REASONABLE BUT SOME MODEL SCENARIOS MAY BE TOO MOIST. LIFT OVER THE  AREA WILL BE AIDED BY LOW AMPLITUDE DISTURBANCE /MCV FROM TUESDAY/S  MIDWEST CONVECTION/ AND THIS IN TURN SHOULD ACT TO ENHANCE THE  PROSPECTS FOR WEAK FRONTAL WAVE DEVELOPMENT ALONG THE BAROCLINIC  ZONE. THE WEAK WAVE/LOW SHOULD TRACK SEWD COINCIDENT WITH MAXIMUM IN  DIURNAL HEATING AND DESTABILIZATION. ORGANIZED STORMS IN THE FORM OF  SUPERCELLS AND/OR LINE SEGMENTS WILL POSE A THREAT FOR LARGE HAIL  AND DAMAGING WINDS SPREADING FROM NW TO SE. WHILE A TORNADO CANNOT  BE RULED OUT...POTENTIAL MAY BE TEMPERED BY CLOUDS AND/OR DRIER  DOWNSLOPE AIR LIMITING STRONGER DESTABILIZATION. 
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When was the last time we had a 30 prob for hail around here?  I don't think we have seen that in a while... I believe that is thanks to the EML plume nearby

 

Hopefully this isn't another one of those that looks good and then falls apart in the afternoon scenarios...

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When was the last time we had a 30 prob for hail around here?  I don't think we have seen that in a while... I believe that is thanks to the EML plume nearby

I believe that was the Mod Risk on June 13th last year.  Parts of Carroll / Frederick / Howard counties got a wicked hail storm.  We had 1.5" reports in a few locations.  Link:  http://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/archive/event.php?date=20130613

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I think the SPC is trolling me. Guess they don't like SWVA because they took a big notch out of the slight risk in the Roanoke area. I think timing will be an issue down here though. Hi-Res modeling has storms beginning to die out as they move this direction.

 

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yoda, on 21 May 2014 - 09:41 AM, said:

Those look like sups on those images you posted above Disc... where did you find those?

 

http://hazwx.com/

 

$10 a month and you get a ton of nice looking and easy to read model fields overlayed on Google Maps. They also have a fantastic mobile app that works flawlessly on my smartphone.

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I thought you'd like that lol - it would be fitting for Ian to miss some massive home grown storms.

 

I think the reason why the hail prob is 30% is due to the EML nearby.  12z IAD sounding had ML Lapse Rates at 6.6 C/KM, which is decent around here

 

ETA:  Sun is out... I can see blue skies... looks like some decent clearing and heating is underway

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I think the reason why the hail prob is 30% is due to the EML nearby.  12z IAD sounding had ML Lapse Rates at 6.6 C/KM, which is decent around here

 

ETA:  Sun is out... I can see blue skies... looks like some decent clearing and heating is underway

Sun, huh? What's that?

 

61/59 with rain and THICK clouds.

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Sun, huh? What's that?

 

61/59 with rain and THICK clouds.

Going to be a battleground. The boundary between strong heating and socked in clouds will probably aid in focusing good storms. You will probably end up on the losing end of storms today if that keeps up.

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Going to be a battleground. The boundary between strong heating and socked in clouds will probably aid in focusing good storms. You will probably end up on the losing end of storms today if that keeps up.

I'm used to it lol. SPC correctly placed my area right on the edge of the slight risk.

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Still really cloudy here in northern PG County in Maryland (Calverton, MD). Visible sat shows more clouds coming in too. Meh

Its like a fight down here :lol: in Fairfax... clouds for a lil while, then sun breaks through for a little, and repeat.

MCD should be out in next hour or two IMO... as well as I expect SPC to keep 5/30/30 on the 1630 OTLK

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Its like a fight down here :lol: in Fairfax... clouds for a lil while, then sun breaks through for a little, and repeat.

MCD should be out in next hour or two IMO... as well as I expect SPC to keep 5/30/30 on the 1630 OTLK

Maybe they'll trim north of the Potomac out of the 30%

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