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Eskimo Joe

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  1. Looks like a bit of a CC drop just NE of Midlothian, VA.
  2. Looks like that's a whole cluster trying to spin up. Another notch SW of RIC worth watching.
  3. Looks like may two possible areas of rotation on that warning near RIC? OU CIMMS placefile has experimental TOR probability at 61% damn.
  4. @yoda @Kmlwx latest SPC meso analysis has better 0-1 SRM helicity. Maybe we do get a tornado watch this afternoon?
  5. Cell firing in Garrett County, MD looks like it wants to become interesting.
  6. Temps spiking pretty good. IAD up to 72...FDK up to 70.
  7. DY1 Enhanced Risk for wind coming out. 5% TOR will be expanded.
  8. Outline of the meso is blue, so I'm leaning severe t'storm: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/2022/md0376.html
  9. Several cells firing in central WV which would probably be our action. Visible satellite starting to show breaks in the clouds east of I-81.
  10. Might just be me, but it seems like the line is forming and trucking a bit faster than what's been progged on the HRRR and some of the other CAMs. Timing might now be too much of an issue.
  11. Another GR placefile. This one shows the potential for CG: https://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/severe_conv/NOAACIMSS_PLTG_GOES-East_CONUS_LOOP Typically, if a cell/line/cluster get 50% potential, the ERH offices seem to issue an SPS for it. Good for outdoor activity planning, etc.
  12. For those of you watching from home with GR radar, here's the experimental NOAA CIMSS placefile for estimating the probability of a storm/cluster/line producing severe weather: http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/severe_conv/NOAACIMSS_PROBSEVERE More info including documentation: https://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/severe_conv/training/training.html#psv2
  13. Bit of clearing in WV resulting in SBCAPE of ~500j/kg and supercell composite starting to nose up. Not going to take a lot of sun today to stir things up.
  14. SPC meso analysis picked up some okay mid level lapse rates from Baltimore NE into Reading. That might be what they're talking about?
  15. Today actually reminds me more of Feb 7, 2020. Overcast but conditional tornado threat. Got 2 hours of clearing right before the line and this happened: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/archive/event.php?date=20200207
  16. Let's clear these clouds out and we should he good.
  17. I'm going to go out on a limb and say there's a non-zero chance of a few spin ups tomorrow, especially if we can realize some prolonged sunshine. This system seems a bit beefier than previously modeled.
  18. SPC has nudged the entire D2 SLGT risk further NW...now pretty squarely in the I-81 to I-95 corridor. 15% wind/hail risk.
  19. Think this is probably the first solid SLGT risk regionwide for the year. That should be our benchmark.
  20. No wonder why we have so many convective snow showers and squalls today...SPC mesoanalysis has us a -20 or better at 700mb across most of Maryland.
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