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  2. Yeah There will be some heavy showers, the smoothed out look does not reflect the ground-truth. There will be haves and have-nots obviously
  3. PNA is finally going positive for the first time since early May, for the 2nd half of June. June as a whole will end up being the 5th consecutive month of -PNA though
  4. I don't know about that- not 100% anyway - seems like at least some decent showers will roll through. I'd wager at least .50 for your locale, but is real
  5. You are missing the point. Teleconnections deal w/ broad scale patterns. That only works/is useful to a point. When it comes to actual sensible wx in a specific area, that's an entirely different ballgame. How many times do we have a -NAO, and no big East Coast snowstorm occurs, as one example? I pointed the mesoscale details being everything for all to read here, and learn something from it. You look on social media, and far too often you see people hyping certain patterns, and stating this or that will happen in X or Y region w/o stating any caveats or how it's not so simple/linear as a 1-1 correlation. People this forum, some are still learning and other are eager to learn more, and furthering the discussion is of value net-net. And in New England, many just think about the outbreak sequence June 8-9, 1953. That is a high-end, outlier exception, and that can skew the perception of things from a local bias POV.
  6. i think that southern one will stay south of 275, but the northern one could potentially impact the metro
  7. Seems that the Nino is already effecting the 500 look next week to late month.
  8. certainly hope not. those cells could split the metro but any rightward movement will bring the southern of the two cells too close for comfort.
  9. 0z NAM said, I'll just shoot way north!
  10. even with the consistent stratiform stuff here, thinking it could be a busy next few hours, given whats unfolded to my west
  11. There is a 24 hour tele connector that exists because it’s statistically significant that’s all I’m gonna say I honestly don’t need the meteorology lesson
  12. That cell is very disorganized, hopefully it doesn’t come back
  13. That cell is probably about to cycle and put down another monster
  14. 18z goofus was well north with the monday chance
  15. Is this thing throwing debris 5-10 miles away? Is that what's showing on radar?
  16. Looks like it direct hit a campground
  17. Watching the Great outdoors I am one with the racoons Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  18. Still from video I took of the warned rotation in the notch in SE Rock County WI around a half hour ago, the greened up corn + the sunset made it majestic.
  19. Spc discussion on it says the environment out ahead of it has fully recovered, this might be the storm of the event, definitely a violent tornado.
  20. The amount of trees that thing has to be lifting is insane. Absolutely unreal debris ball.
  21. 72 dBZ debris ball south of Indy, that is a mean tornado.
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