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August model and weather disco


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2 hours ago, weatherwiz said:

We always just miss out :cry:

MD 1876 graphic

 Concerning...Outlook upgrade 

   Valid 071218Z - 071415Z

   SUMMARY...An upgrade to Moderate Risk will take place at the 13Z Day
   1 Outlook update. The Moderate Risk will include areas in northeast
   Tennessee, northwest North Carolina, western Virginia,
   southern/eastern West Virginia, Maryland and southern Pennsylvania.
   Widespread damaging winds are expected, with localized gusts above
   65 knots possible.

   DISCUSSION...An upper-level trough will move through the Ohio and
   Tennessee Valleys today, with a moist airmass ahead of the system
   becoming moderately unstable. Thunderstorms will develop by late
   morning along a surface trough associated with the upper-level
   system. Supercell development will be likely around midday with a
   few tornadoes possible. A transition to a squall line is expected to
   take place during the afternoon. This squall line will move quickly
   eastward across the southern and central Appalachians. Widespread
   damaging winds are expected along the leading edge of the squall
   line, with localized gusts above 65 knots possible.

   ..Broyles/Grams.. 08/07/2023

They actually have to produce but man what a day it could be down there. I was just in DC :axe: 

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1 minute ago, WxWatcher007 said:

They actually have to produce but man what a day it could be down there. I was just in DC :axe: 

It's a pretty robust setup down that way. Very steep lapse rates all around (mid-level, low-level, and 2-6km) with an unseasonably strong H3 jet streak. If there was much stronger sfc heating and higher CAPE this could have been a borderline high risk IMO. 

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4 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

It's a pretty robust setup down that way. Very steep lapse rates all around (mid-level, low-level, and 2-6km) with an unseasonably strong H3 jet streak. If there was much stronger sfc heating and higher CAPE this could have been a borderline high risk IMO. 

Meanwhile, we’ll whine about temps and dews. I’m such a weenie. I literally went on a 5,000 mile storm chase a month ago and had two FF events imby and I want more.

I’m ill. :lol: 

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3 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Looks like  a lot of mid to Upper 80s stuff going forward. Just good solid summer. 

It has been a very good summer. Aside from the rain, maybe nothing high end, but it has been active, which I’d prefer over one interesting day and boring all the rest (unless it’s tropical)

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3 hours ago, weatherwiz said:

We always just miss out :cry:

MD 1876 graphic

 Concerning...Outlook upgrade 

   Valid 071218Z - 071415Z

   SUMMARY...An upgrade to Moderate Risk will take place at the 13Z Day
   1 Outlook update. The Moderate Risk will include areas in northeast
   Tennessee, northwest North Carolina, western Virginia,
   southern/eastern West Virginia, Maryland and southern Pennsylvania.
   Widespread damaging winds are expected, with localized gusts above
   65 knots possible.

   DISCUSSION...An upper-level trough will move through the Ohio and
   Tennessee Valleys today, with a moist airmass ahead of the system
   becoming moderately unstable. Thunderstorms will develop by late
   morning along a surface trough associated with the upper-level
   system. Supercell development will be likely around midday with a
   few tornadoes possible. A transition to a squall line is expected to
   take place during the afternoon. This squall line will move quickly
   eastward across the southern and central Appalachians. Widespread
   damaging winds are expected along the leading edge of the squall
   line, with localized gusts above 65 knots possible.

   ..Broyles/Grams.. 08/07/2023

Just?

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5 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

They do? 12z gfs and cmc both look like about a quarter of an inch at most here.

Euro and mesos were wet there at the time of my post. 12z HRRR was a lot drier down there though. It's nice of you to wait for the worst 2 global models for convective QPF to run before replying. lol

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2 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Euro and mesos were wet there at the time of my post. 12z HRRR was a lot drier down there though. It's nice of you to wait for the worst 2 global models for convective QPF to run before replying. lol

:lol:. I mean, the cmc and gfs both have been dry for several runs. 12z today are the driest runs yet.

The euro has been the wettest to this point, so we’ll see what it spits out in a bit.

I am concerned it plays out a lot like today. Just vanished as it moves east.

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