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Mesoscale Discussion 1679
   NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
   1020 PM CDT Wed Sep 01 2021

   Areas affected...far northern New Jersey...southern New York...Long
   Island...and far southern New England

   Concerning...Tornado Watch 484...

   Valid 020320Z - 020445Z

   The severe weather threat for Tornado Watch 484 continues.

   SUMMARY...Thunderstorms currently moving across Long Island and
   southern New England will continue to pose a risk of strong
   thunderstorm winds and a couple of tornadoes. A new watch downstream
   of Tornado Watch #484 will be issued.

   DISCUSSION...The remnant low-level circulation of post-tropical
   cyclone Ida continues to move northeast toward the greater New York
   City area. The low-level wind field continues to advect a very warm,
   moist air northward into southern New England as a warm front slowly
   lifts north across Long Island. Time-evolution VAD winds from Upton,
   NY, (KOKX) suggests that the warm front is very near or just north
   of the radar. Additionally, the time evolution of KOKX's VAD winds
   indicates a strengthening wind field that veers with height, leading
   to 0-1 kilometer SRH in excess of 800 m2/s2. 

   As thunderstorms continue to move east from northern New
   Jersey/southern New York, across Long Island and southern New
   England, they will interact with this extremely favorable kinematic
   environment. The result is a continued potential for a couple of
   tornadoes and strong thunderstorm winds along and south of the warm
   front. The most appreciable tornado risk will be in the vicinity of
   this lifting warm front, but how far north it lifts before being
   overtaken by the approaching thunderstorms is uncertain. Portions o
   coastal and near-coastal areas downstream from Tornado Watch #484
   across southern New England will need a new tornado watch.

   ..Marsh.. 09/02/2021

   ...Please see www.spc.noaa.gov for graphic product...
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17 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

This probably won’t be the HRRR forecast amounts of 8-10” in a wide swath. I think more 4-6” maybe an iso spot more? 

There’s already a wide swath of 8-10” it’s just about 25 miles south of where it had it and not as widespread north to south. From Philly to NYC to HVN about 10-15 miles north to south. 

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1 minute ago, TheSnowman said:

EWR reported 3.24" in 1 hour.”  

 

Wait wait wait wait… just DAYS ago, when Henri came in, NYC broke its ALL-TIME1 Hour Rational Total…. Of 1.74” or so.  
 

THIS is almost DOUBLE that!!  

Central Park 3.15" in one hour. About 7" total now. Thankfully in NYC this is about done now but an absolutely insane 2 hours.

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