Henry's Weather

2 minutes ago, DotRat_Wx said:

I honestly Just want good lightning and thunder and I'll be happy. Should get it with the high cape 

If that cell continues due east, you should get some action

This stuff is still activity before the frontal passage, yes? 

6 minutes ago, DotRat_Wx said:

Looks like a super cell is about to track just along and south of the pike 

En route to the Brockton area

I hope Eastern mass gets some solid soakers ... i don't see why they wouldn't with a cold front meeting ~3000 joules of cape. In my amateurs opinion, the showers and storms in VT should be the storms Eastern mass will end up with, as the cold front moves SE

By the way we got that slight risk

Are the storms in western mass prefrontal?

2 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

I’d want to be in RI and E Mass for better environment. Those guys will rock 

Some mesos have a line coming through your area in 2-3 hours, you might be fine

1 minute ago, DotRat_Wx said:

There isn't much in the way of support for severe weather. Just a ton of surface cape and a little shear. 

Thankfully we have a cold front to force something, I just hope for some lightning.

Is midlevel dry air an issue? Kind of new to severe weather forecasting

8 minutes ago, DotRat_Wx said:

What a stormy couple days for New Jersey. Why can't we get that

frustrating to see them get hit time and again while we get a late-night shower.

I haven't even transplanted yet... Windowsill tomatoes are getting leggy

How is that early morning MCS looking?

Are 12z EPS out?

Stolen from the mid-atlantic thread. Pole-reaching PNA ridge developing concurrently with TPV lobe centered east of Hudson Bay screams Manitoba mauler potential. Not sure why folks in the mid-atl thread are happy with this look. Polar jet is too fast to allow shortwaves to dig and subsequently tilt negatively south of new england

December 14-16 has looked nice on ensembles for several runs, as PNA ridge acts in conjunction with polar shortwaves diving south to create a miller b threat.

Still holding on to heavy snow in West Somerville. Coastal front just to the east.

Doubt coast rains here even with an ENE wind

If only we had a decent antecedent hp

Excited for EPS. Isn't now the eps's bullseye range? 3-4 days out? 

Does the storm North of Springfield have potential to survive to the coast? 

Is the northern part of the line in the Berkshires branching off and become discrete? Or is that just my blind optimism.

9.3 in Somerville

2 minutes ago, DomNH said:

Snowing upwards here. 

The true meaning of "sucking subsidence" lol

Just now, sbos_wx said:

The band to the SE of the ORH band is the primary one I think. 

If not primary, secondary.  Should erase possible subsidence from ORH band.  Or, maybe when Worcester band begins to move away, the bands merge and we sit under 3" per hour snows all afternoon.  Gonna be a fun one.

1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

Some serious banding setting up right now in metrowest

 

 

Thats gonna pivot right over ORH