SRRTA22

SUMMARY...A few stronger storms will continue shifting eastward across the Delaware Valley and southeastern Pennsylvania into New Jerse and the New York City area this afternoon. Locally strong/gusty winds are expected. A WW may be considered. DISCUSSION...Latest radar Loop shows a area of thunderstorms moving slowly eastward across eastern Pennsylvania and into northwestern New Jersey at this time. A few stronger storms have evolved -- aided by 1000 to 1500 J/kg mixed-layer CAPE as boundary-layer heating occurs beneath cool air aloft/steep lapse rates in conjunction with the vort max/short-wave trough crossing the central Appalachians. While lower tropospheric flow remains rather weak, moderate westerly mid-level flow is sufficient to support multicell-type organization, and thus potential for gusty winds capable of minor damage -- primarily limited to tree damage. As storms continue shifting eastward, they will begin affecting western fringes of the New York City metro area in the next 1 to 2 hours.

Looks like NYC gets their storms today. Considerably more surface CAPE compared to yesterday at around 1500-2000 j/kg hudson river west and around 500-1000 j/kg east of the hudson. Less shear but still enough for some iso damg gusts. Nice complex of storms to our west should maintain its way through long island.

Yesterday couldve been a big deal in the metro. That was a pretty intense complex of storms.

SPC issued a marginal risk for NYC Looks meh but we usually get good storms in marginal set ups haha

Bringing this to banter. A substantial size asteroid hit Russia back in like 2013... The fact of the matter is...theres ALOT of rocks, that can hit us undetected...Jupiter has been our saving grace for so long its not even funny

It's already crashed. Right into the Indian Ocean. People reported seeing it low in altitude over the middle-east. Trending on twitter now

It was either over or across the newark bay and moving fast to the southeast which would be left in the picture. These cells were weird...they looked like passing showers on radar, but looked really convective in person with some nice structures

I just saw the same thing at 7:20 PM we had a storm move in which produced very small hail. I noticed a very noticeable lowering towards the west around the newark bay. Thats when i got a better view and saw a cone shaped cloud. I took a photo but is really low quality so my apologies in advance. Couldn't tell if it was rotating as Im blind as a bat. It's probably nothing but then again, it really did have that look...Don't think we'll ever know

You are a gem for our subforum rclab...never change. "as always"

Got covid now. Body chills, sweating, sinus pressure and mild headache with a slight cough. Also extreme fatigue The first symptom i noticed was the sinus pressure. The fatigue is crazy.

Gust to 47mph with the squall Max wind adv gust of 51mph Jersey City,NJ

Jumped 20 degrees in 3 hours, 58f at 10:30 now 78 at 1:30 Jersey City,NJ

Chilly with a cold NE wind here in Jersey City 55f and cloudy

I dont know if its just me but it feels more humid then it is. DP only 48 but to me it felt more like the upper 50s

Absolutely. Heck of a year all around really.. multiple tropical threats, good tstorms and a good winter to top it off. Not too shabby imo

3.0" on the dot here for round 1 in Jersey City,NJ - measured multiple times at noon before the changeover to sleet

We're going to get a 40" blizzard one day and you're all gonna hate it Lol

Just had some loud thunder here with this incoming low topped squall

Also saw some transformers exploding. Impressive wind out there

Mix in jersey city

Forky loves snow

Not sure if you remember...meatball parm counters it...

For some reason, this brings me early 2000s forum vibes...will there be a radio show this weekend?

Snow started around 11-11:30AM here in Jersey City, coming down decently here and there. Nice dusting on grassy areas

Line looks good to me...multiple bowing segments embedded in the line. Roll the dice.