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Eskimo Joe

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  1. There's a subtle east west boundary running along rt. 26 in MD so the storm could be riding it.
  2. Yea it wouldn't surprise me if they didn't. This is pretty meh today.
  3. Yea it would be fitting to get a watch and nothing happen. Back to the classic DC severe fail.
  4. 80% chance of a blue box https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/2019/md0897.html
  5. I'll give SPC credit, they're looking to be 2/2 with the tornado watches this week in PA.
  6. Storms will gust out if they are not able to maintain their updraft. This was evident yesterday with the cell that originated near New Market, traversed the Rt. 26 corridor and gusted out along I-795. In order for storm to maintain their updraft, they need to be continuously propagated whether by a front, self made cold pool or something else.
  7. A lot more debris clouds overhead slowing down the warming today...not sure anyone gets anything worth writing home about.
  8. Trees down in the Gamber and Sykesville area per Carroll scanner.
  9. Yea. All of a sudden the CU field went poof at work too. Wonder if there's some subsidence or something.
  10. Yea, it probably won't be available until 2:30 at the earliest.
  11. Wonder if they're waiting on the 18z RAOB before making a call on a watch?
  12. I know that, I was referring to the convective outlook placement prior to the event.
  13. We always win when LWX / SPC are playing catch up, whether it's winter or summer.
  14. Correct. Source: https://www.facebook.com/SHARPpy.wx/posts/tutorial-how-to-tell-if-your-sounding-is-convectively-contaminatedwith-spring-co/1592950307629254/
  15. Yoda, take solace in knowing that we fail 9.99/10 times and on our biggest day, Derecho 2012, SPC didn't even have us in a SLGT until a few hours before the event.
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