Torch Tiger

Yeah, looks like a good setup.

Hopefully some dangerous heat and severe, before the hurricane strike.

NE severe criteria should be 40mph, high-end like 60mph

No August thread, but wow. Burn baby burn

I am assuming that type of stretch would be an all-timer heatwave?

Of course the line fires up around the pike region.

Front almost through, there's a nice breeze with the outflow from the dying showers/sprinkles.

storms rapidly weakening

Looks terrible here, but that was the forecast.

SE NH getting hit pretty good.

Light sprinkle just missed by one mile.

NYC and SNH getting decent storms, have seen this act before.

It misses most of E MA, even up here and far NE

getting thunder from that a good 20 mi. away

Full sun and destabilization is not really necessary when you are like 85/75 to start the day. heh When it's 68/62 at 10am, sure.

Yeah wow, that 0z gfs was savage.

Hopefully a light sprinkle and breeze

99.7, a real burner out there.

99.2 here so far, edit up to 99.3

Stuck at 97.4

95.3 at 11:52

My VP2 jumped from 88.3 to 90.0 in the past 10 minutes.

crapped on

Also this is tomorrow, N/W areas maybe need to keep an eye out. The strongest flow aloft is forecast from the Great Lakes to New England, which warrants an expansion of severe probabilities across portions of New England in this update. Locally damaging winds are expected as multiple clusters/convective bands evolve with time, across the entire slight risk area. In addition, a tornado or two will also be possible -- particularly across the Lower Great Lakes region and into western New England, where with isolated/rotating storms will be possible, given veering low-level winds beneath stronger west-southwesterlies through the mid troposphere.

Monday looking interesting for severe, probably MA pike area most notably.