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3 hours ago, WxWatcher007 said:

Has to be a microclimate in that region that makes for more favorable TOR conditions, no? I think that's been discussed around here before. 

Yeah it's not bad luck- Charles County is a climatologically favored spot, I believe due to the effects of the Potomac (red tagger can correct me if I'm wrong). But it definitely gets hit more often than other areas around here based on my observations over the years.

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6 hours ago, andyhb said:

Large tornado from the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area earlier (near Dupont, PA to be precise). Not too sure on damage yet.

 

6 hours ago, andyhb said:

Large tornado from the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area earlier (near Dupont, PA to be precise). Not too sure on damage yet.

Crazy stuff for Feb..........

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8 hours ago, high risk said:

 

 Coming off a pretty active severe weather day  yesterday, it's worth noting that our area has been placed in a SVR outlook already for Wednesday.

Yup, just saw this as well... looks fun

ETA: Just took a peek at the 18z NAM soundings for Wednesday afternoon into the evening... looks like we could be dealing with a tornado threat with 1km SRH over 200 m2s2 and decent curvature of the hodograph

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35 minutes ago, yoda said:

Yup, just saw this as well... looks fun

ETA: Just took a peek at the 18z NAM soundings for Wednesday afternoon into the evening... looks like we could be dealing with a tornado threat with 1km SRH over 200 m2s2 and decent curvature of the hodograph

Yeah now 76 is the forecast high here for Wednesday. Looked like mid 60s a couple days ago.

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Awesome storms yesterday. I was planning on heading down to OCMD to visit some friends for the night. I decided to have a little fun with the drive. I timed my departure with the line of storms. It was awesome. The shelf cloud followed me as far as Cambridge when I finally gained on it. It rolled through OC around 6pm (about a hour after i got there). I got some great views of the storm and saw lots of good lightning. 

Chilly and boring outside. 

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21 minutes ago, yoda said:

00z NAM soundings are showing a nasty afternoon from 18z Wednesday to 06z Thursday... potential is certainly there for tornadoes

NWS forecast for our area for now has lots of showery conditions around during the day. If that happens say goodbye to much severe threat. But we shall see. 

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13 minutes ago, Kmlwx said:

NWS forecast for our area for now has lots of showery conditions around during the day. If that happens say goodbye to much severe threat. But we shall see. 

I am not so sure that even a showery morning would say goodbye to severe... with the strength of the system and mid level trough... decent ML LRs... and pretty strong SWrly flow aloft, a squall line is almost a given

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7 hours ago, Kmlwx said:

NWS forecast for our area for now has lots of showery conditions around during the day. If that happens say goodbye to much severe threat. But we shall see. 

Given the strong LLJ ahead of the trough axis, stout H5 forcing and corresponding height falls for the area, the squall should remain in tact even with the loss of peak diurnal heating. Could be a nocturnal wind event given the timing of the squall. Another interesting setup for sure. 

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32 minutes ago, MillvilleWx said:

Given the strong LLJ ahead of the trough axis, stout H5 forcing and corresponding height falls for the area, the squall should remain in tact even with the loss of peak diurnal heating. Could be a nocturnal wind event given the timing of the squall. Another interesting setup for sure. 

Hope you're right! And I hope this bodes well for a decent severe season after such a yawner of a winter. 

SREF maps look pretty good already over on the SPC site for Wednesday...

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2 minutes ago, Eskimo Joe said:

Hard now to get excited when you get the low to pass just to your north.  Wish I could see more, but work has now blocked many of the model sites as suggested porn because of the word "models".  Been a 2 week fight with IT.  

 

Don't know how much trouble you'd get in, but as a student I'm a professional at getting to websites blocked by the IT department. If you are using chrome, try downloading a VPN off the webstore. If the webstore is blocked, there are other "extreme" options.

 

Good luck in your fight. ;)

 

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1 minute ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Don't know how much trouble you'd get in, but as a student I'm a professional at getting to websites blocked by the IT department. If you are using chrome, try downloading a VPN off the webstore. If the webstore is blocked, there are other "extreme" options.

 

Good luck in your fight. ;)

 

I'd be fired in 20 seconds.  

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2 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Tried the good old' https:// trick?

Yes and that didn't work.  That's enough sidebar ITT...back to this event.  There's timing issues for WED, but but it's a potent system slamming into anomalous warmth so there's potential.  I'm in on this event until otherwise stated.

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