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eyewall

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  • Birthday 12/19/1976

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  • Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
    KRDU
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    Male
  • Location:
    The Screw Zone
  • Interests
    Weather, Forecasting, Storm Chasing, Songwriting, and enduring life in the screw zone.

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  1. Definitely impressive for this point in March!
  2. Yeah I knew it when the air didn't have the feel of an outbreak day like it did on 4/16/2011. On top of that as you stated the winds were calm and that is definitely not how it goes around here on most high end days.
  3. Yeah overall it truly was a bust yesterday and even on air meteorologists are basically saying the same. They are taking a beating today.
  4. Those were not 65+ knots. Those would be marked in black.
  5. Most of those came with the NCFR last evening more than likely.
  6. I am getting more wind now than at any point during the storms.
  7. Yeah this is an epic bust for sure. One of the worst I have seen. The bad thing about it is the cry wolf syndrome that will follow.
  8. It would be nice if that would come this way lol.
  9. Agreed On the big days here it is usually very windy even outside storms. 4/16/2011 being the prime example. The problem is this was a cry wolf event and so when we do get a big one that may be an issue.
  10. I don't see how they maintain the MDT. This should be a Slight to be honest. A high shear low cape event. I think they walk it back to ENH and shift it east a bit but we shall see.
  11. I don't see this being very chaseable to be honest and also I am not sure on the instability factor with all these showers. Looks messy.
  12. The storm motions are going to be very rapid so it will basically be one shot at each storm for most chasers.
  13. We have been upgraded to a Moderate Risk. 15% tor and 60% wind.
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