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2023 Short/Medium Range Severe Weather Discussion


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It’s seems some model guidance is indicating a couple MCS to move through the Great Lakes region tomorrow into Thursday night. Perfect time for the weather pattern change and for us to finally get some regular complex’s for at least half of the sub forum

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12 hours ago, Malacka11 said:

Any thoughts on severe potential Tuesday/Wednesday?

Pretty weak north of wherever the second MCS on Wednesday tracks, which as @hawkeye_wx alluded to in another thread, will probably be further south than most of us would like.

Sadly, just the fact that there's a pretty good chance for thunder is better than we've done for most of this year.

Edit: NAM now has even the first MCS going south of the state line Wednesday morning. :facepalm:

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38 minutes ago, Harry said:

Wasn't expecting to see two severe thunderstorm warnings and a tornado warning going in the thumb area. 

Just had one of the cells go through here.  Quick heavy rain and some winds (nothing that strong here).  I wasn't expecting the stronger ones to be up there either.

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17 minutes ago, Lightning said:

Just had one of the cells go through here.  Quick heavy rain and some winds (nothing that strong here).  I wasn't expecting the stronger ones to be up there either.

 

As usual everything missing here left and right while same areas keep getting hit. Sigh.. 

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8 minutes ago, Harry said:

 

As usual everything missing here left and right while same areas keep getting hit. Sigh.. 

I got nicked by that cell.  Hoping the next one gets here too.  I have pretty much been in the same camp as you.  

Kinda feels like this lately:

Baseball Bugs' and the Bugs Bunny change-up are turning 75 - The Washington  Post

 

 

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1 hour ago, Lightning said:

I got nicked by that cell.  Hoping the next one gets here too.  I have pretty much been in the same camp as you.  

Kinda feels like this lately:

Baseball Bugs' and the Bugs Bunny change-up are turning 75 - The Washington  Post

 

 

Completely skipped over this side.  Hope to finally get a good nocturnal light show at some point when the front comes back north.  This summer has not been cooperative.

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25 minutes ago, frostfern said:

Completely skipped over this side.  Hope to finally get a good nocturnal light show at some point when the front comes back north.  This summer has not been cooperative.

Tomorrow afternoon and evening looks interesting but I am just not bitting on it yet.  Yes I agree it has been another summer of no nocturnals.  Still have a good 2-3 months.  March was my best snow month.  Come on September 1986!!:lol:

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47 minutes ago, Lightning said:

Tomorrow afternoon and evening looks interesting but I am just not bitting on it yet.  Yes I agree it has been another summer of no nocturnals.  Still have a good 2-3 months.  March was my best snow month.  Come on September 1986!!:lol:

Hopefully some action up there. I’m in Lima OH for awhile i think ima miss out lol. In the fields over here I seen some building off in the distance to the north while doing work

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23 minutes ago, SolidIcewx said:

Hopefully some action up there. I’m in Lima OH for awhile i think ima miss out lol. In the fields over here I seen some building off in the distance to the north while doing work

I think Lima will get something in the next few days too!  You had something go through AA today of course!

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46 minutes ago, Lightning said:

I think Lima will get something in the next few days too!  You had something go through AA today of course!

Yes the day after I leave too haha. Hopefully get tagged here I’ll go out to the corn fields to get good views at night if I have too. Will be home on the weekends so hopefully Mother Nature don’t do a tit for tat on me. I’ll make sure I try to get some good pictures as well due to the distances I can see now during the week.

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3 hours ago, SolidIcewx said:

Yes the day after I leave too haha. Hopefully get tagged here I’ll go out to the corn fields to get good views at night if I have too. Will be home on the weekends so hopefully Mother Nature don’t do a tit for tat on me. I’ll make sure I try to get some good pictures as well due to the distances I can see now during the week.

Here is one of the fun thunderheads this evening all around our area.  

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53 minutes ago, CheeselandSkies said:

At least it looks good for rain and thunder tomorrow morning. If this MCS were better-timed we'd have greater severe chances, but we'll take what we can get at this point.

Timing isn't the biggest issue.

Ridge placement and environment are, both of which favor the southwestern/southern portions of the sub-forum for this upcoming stretch.

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The details...

...Northern IL/southern WI east to northwest OH/southern lower MI...

   Current MCS continues a general weakening trend based on IR cloud
   tops, radar trends and recent reports. Air mass recovery in the wake
   of the morning convection currently appears plausible, aided by a
   modestly enhanced low-level jet later this afternoon and evening.
   Steepening mid-level lapse rates will contribute to moderate/pockets
   of strong MLCAPE this afternoon, and coupled with 40-50 kts of
   deep-layer shear would result in a favorable parameter space for
   supercell development by late afternoon/early evening with all
   severe hazards possible. Will introduce a small 5 percent tornado
   probability area across this region, where forecast sounding
   hodograph structure appears most favorable for low-level
   rotation/tornado potential east of a weak surface low. 
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4 minutes ago, IWXwx said:

The details...

...Northern IL/southern WI east to northwest OH/southern lower MI...

   Current MCS continues a general weakening trend based on IR cloud
   tops, radar trends and recent reports. Air mass recovery in the wake
   of the morning convection currently appears plausible, aided by a
   modestly enhanced low-level jet later this afternoon and evening.
   Steepening mid-level lapse rates will contribute to moderate/pockets
   of strong MLCAPE this afternoon, and coupled with 40-50 kts of
   deep-layer shear would result in a favorable parameter space for
   supercell development by late afternoon/early evening with all
   severe hazards possible. Will introduce a small 5 percent tornado
   probability area across this region, where forecast sounding
   hodograph structure appears most favorable for low-level
   rotation/tornado potential east of a weak surface low. 

That definitely sounds plausible for me as well. Might shoot over to N Indiana or stay out since I’m at the eastern edge of that risk

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6 minutes ago, IWXwx said:

The details...

...Northern IL/southern WI east to northwest OH/southern lower MI...

   Current MCS continues a general weakening trend based on IR cloud
   tops, radar trends and recent reports. Air mass recovery in the wake
   of the morning convection currently appears plausible, aided by a
   modestly enhanced low-level jet later this afternoon and evening.
   Steepening mid-level lapse rates will contribute to moderate/pockets
   of strong MLCAPE this afternoon, and coupled with 40-50 kts of
   deep-layer shear would result in a favorable parameter space for
   supercell development by late afternoon/early evening with all
   severe hazards possible. Will introduce a small 5 percent tornado
   probability area across this region, where forecast sounding
   hodograph structure appears most favorable for low-level
   rotation/tornado potential east of a weak surface low. 

Hmmm...

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11 minutes ago, SolidIcewx said:

That definitely sounds plausible for me as well. Might shoot over to N Indiana or stay out since I’m at the eastern edge of that risk

Of course it's 2 counties to my south.  Surprise level => 0%

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