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The Ides of March end of Winter 2023


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CTP’s 11:30 am discussion throws out possible 90 mph winds  

.NEAR TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/...
Skies clearing out quickly across the Susq Valley late this
morning with full sunshine across the western two-thirds of PA.

A high probability for a significant high wind and/or enhanced
convective wind event exist for the early to mid afternoon
hours across Central and Western parts of the CWA, and late this
afternoon/very early this evening over the Susquehanna Valley
and points east.

The rare combination (in this part of the of the country) from
wind and increasing buoyancy/large scale lift from initially
full sunshine and an approaching vigorous mid/upper level trough
will support a line of severe TSRA racing east at an incredible 70
to 75 mph (now seen across Central OH and noted by highly
elongated HRRR 1 hour precip cells within a QLCS type of
structure).

Inverted-V soundings beneath the high-based CB will combine with 0-3 km bulk shear of 50-70KT to bring localized areas of
enhanced wind damage where the stronger mid level winds are mixed down through precip cores/accompanying mini bow signatures. Localized 80KT westerly winds are possible in the stronger precip cores
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All of western PA blue boxed for 30% severe with straightline winds exceeding 50 knots.
It was going to weaken as it moved east (before restrengthening near the NJ line) but the NAM has it riding all of PA as a powerful system without any weakening.   
 
 
 
Oh great. MAG, 2001ktx and myself sit in the section.

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1 minute ago, Itstrainingtime said:

Can't post on my phone but a good bit of the central and northern portions of the LSV just got upgraded to Enhanced. Much of Adams and Franklin is still Marginal with Slight risk around and just south of the Turnpike.

Sounds like they are buying into the nam depiction.  On my phone as well. 

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Winds are starting to ramp up here, the approaching line of storms is definitely going to be interesting. 

Pretty impressive satellite image, it’s overlayed with wind gusts, lightning, and pressure change. Red contours are pressure rises (mb/hr) and blue is pressure falls

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4 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

Winds had been steadily increasing over the past few hours but suddenly have gone nearly calm. Temp is up to 77.

Our temp has stopped at 77 here as well.  It is quite gusty at 30-35 but we have gusted over 45 six times since New Years and over 50 three times.   Looking at the radar and the HRRR, I am worried I may get shut out. 

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