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Everything posted by NEG NAO
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yes and the cells over Raritan to Bridgewater just dissipated and looked like on radar the cell over you grabbed all the energy to reform over northern middlesex
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CTG lightning ??
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Cloud to ground lightning strikes with that one
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More scary then fun today this is turning into the worst severe day in the area so far this summer
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that one looks to go south of Rt.78 in NJ at the moment
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and hotter then expected low 90's with high dew points at 72 = 106 heat index ????
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Yankees/Pirates game was postponed already day night double header tomorrow but storms in the forecast again tomorrow
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91 degrees with dew points in the 70's here in North Central NJ
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right near Fort Dix heading northeast will end up in Northern Ocean/ southern Monmouth
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and most north of 78 basically clearing skies right now south of 78
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this is turning out to be one of the most busiest severe days of the summer - take a look at this long list Severe Weather Warnings Page
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this past Saturday it was training storms in central NJ today it is north and west of Rt 78
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Watch Likely - SWO from KWNS
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any thunder and or lightning with that one ?
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numerous small pop up heavy rain showers in central and north jersey and eastern PA
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its now casting time IMO - high dewpoints and temps and increasing instability and a strong 250mb jet streak in the region = severe somewhere in the region - question is exactly where ? IMO Albany down to DC is in the game this go around IMO
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what is your reasoning ?
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wouldn't be surprised if a tornado watch is issued along with the severe thunderstorm watch over a wide area across multiple states - just a matter of where the line sets up and which part of the line conains the individual severe storms
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sun is breaking through now in north central NJ Temp : 85 Dewpoint 72 - solid line of precip approaching for later today from western PA - expect a severe watch to be issued within the next couple of hours for most of the Metro
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Yes and there is some clearing to our west - but how much of that is going to reach us ? Also today is not going to be a complete washout like Saturday was - the Upton forecast makes it sound more like a overall rainy - stormy day
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someone should tell them Newark isn't located in Middlesex County - as for todays precip the flow is southwesterly and so far nothing has developed to our southwest but its still very early - another question is - how unstable is the atmosphere going to actually get later today to produce any watches and where exactly is this all going to setup - favored areas in central NJ and NYC??? or can that change ?
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Mike Masco doesn't say but explains NYC weather
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WPIX trying to increase their ratings or decrease them ?
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Seems like Upton is discounting the widespread regional flood threat for tomorrow and Wednesday. Thoughts ? AFD from KOKX
