Agreed. It’s actually the opposite of East Texas, give me sky high CAPE and you’re off to the races. Environmental factors mage a huge, huge difference.
Kinda a combo. Squall line is def an issue but the S and E areas can easily have storms fire ahead of it given parameters.
This setup is a very common one in Texas and the SE - it’s pretty rare to get it up here.
CTP’s discussion is downplaying tomorrow a bit imo - parameters are in place and decent CAPE gets into York and Lancaster and the Allegheny ridgetops will see serious wind. As they are stating they don’t think Monday approaches Thursday’s wind event here and I see a significant chance a good chunk of this region sees gusts above 65 mph.
Hey @Blizzard of 93 you’re skipping over a serious severe weather threat Monday - one if the better setups I’ve seen here for spin ups and straight line wind damage.
Going to be a lot of damage across PA methinks.
Those winds took out Hershey’s Kissing Tower.
https://www.pennlive.com/news/2020/04/hershey-parks-kissing-tower-damaged-by-winds-report.html#incart_push