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Summer 2015 General Thunderstorm Thread


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Kind of shocked hail probs are only 5%.  I guess the WBZ heights are a tad higher than you would like to see for severe hail but latest SPC meso has anywhere from 300-500 J/KG of Cape in the -10C to -30C layer which is pretty damn solid.  (Actually even a few pockets of 600 J/KG).  With vertical shear on the increase later on that should enhance updraft rotation a bit.  I know MCS's aren't notorious for producing hail but they definitely can...especially with some of the parameters in place.  

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  On 7/19/2015 at 4:13 PM, powderfreak said:

77/70 here...I can't imagine adding another 10F with these dews.

The clouds are keeping thins in check here. Even so, still taking a lawn break st the pool. When the dun does come through it really feels warm. Need more if those sunny breaks to reach the ptogged 90.

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the micro showers moving through in band are more instability bouncing around above the cap and aren't really associated with instability, diurnally driven.  If that cap recedes later/.and or weakens by parcel inclusion ... but I don't even see much of CU field at all.  

 

I see there are some initial conditions here but I think this current contamination running over top is more likely to reduce this realization to climo for New England -- which is a big waste of time. 

 

We'll see.  But later this evening this has more ear-marks of an MCS genesis... Might be interesting night - 

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  On 7/19/2015 at 5:29 PM, Damage In Tolland said:

Could see this disaster setting up hours ago. Instability axis moves across right at prime heating time. So sun doesn't come back till 3:30-4:00

 

lol you're ridiculous. Big deal there are some clouds around. The storm threat isn't until this evening anyway. 

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  On 7/19/2015 at 5:29 PM, Damage In Tolland said:

Could see this disaster setting up hours ago. Instability axis moves across right at prime heating time. So sun doesn't come back till 3:30-4:00

 

clouds stink for the day.  But with regard to heating, we're still seeing lots of upper 80's-90 out there. 

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