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  2. Duca892
    Not that you want it to verify but I can’t remember the last time one of these hyped up flash flooding potentials actually happened in the LV, but we have been a targeted bullseye all day
  3. dendrite
    Definite wood smoke smell in the air tonight…not sure if it’s QB, but I assume it is
  4. CoolHandMike
    FINALLY about to get some rain. Got .03" last night. In other news, I don't think I've ever seen converging storm tracks like this before:
  5. FPizz
    .40 in 12 minutes
  6. WxUSAF
    That big northern AA cell is still building south. Not sure exactly where you are, but think you're close...
  7. psv88
    This is a 3 day event.
  8. Rmine1
    Looks like the bulk will slide south of LI
  9. weatherCCB
    0.30” here
  10. IrishRob17
    Just over 2” since 7pm, rainfall rate is down at the moment but this cell keeps back building with a new cell to the west moving this way. Flash Flood Warning issued until midnight.
  11. canderson
    How do you turn off those iPhone alerts. The flash flood warning alter the crap out of our cat
  12. psv88
    rotation in that warned cell
  13. Maestrobjwa
    Stuff like this makes me wish I lived in the surrounding counties sometimes, lol
  14. winterwx21
    One downpour missing me just to the east right now, and another to the west. I'm being split again, lol. But with all the activity to the west, it's hard to believe our area will miss out on the heavy rain again.
  15. WxUSAF
    About 0.7”. Been thundering almost constantly for nearly 3 hours
  16. SolidIcewx
    Hopefully the stuff out west makes it into the metro.
  17. dailylurker
    Another event with a bunch of hype and nothing but isolated winners again. This is super frustrating lol
  18. Itstrainingtime
    It started raining here at 8:15. In 28 minutes I've picked up 1.55". It is dumping.
  19. BoulderWX
    Just got into the severe thunderstorm warning lol.
  20. snowfan
    Wrecked here. Neighbors lost part of a tree in their front yard. Sure looked like a downburst
  21. Stormlover74
    Quite dark to the southwest
  22. anotherman
    Almost nothing here….again.
  23. Storm Clouds
    Crazy…I can’t even remember the last time we had severe weather back to back days AND two severe lines go through on the same day! We are always one line and done.
  24. Birds~69
    Stuff to the W looks pretty good. Maybe some rotation? 79F/DP still high 69F
  25. Santa Claus
    foggy, windless, tropical rains. few rumbles of thunder. what a way to break the heat
  26. eyewall
    The short answer is shear. In simple terms, CAPE is a measure of the fuel in the atmosphere for storms and wind shear is what allows storms to organize and not choke themselves off so quickly (should be at least 25 knots but preferably more). Today there was not much shear present so it makes more of a pulse storm scenario where they pop up and die quickly.
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