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Kmlwx

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  1. So what happens when EJ is in and Kmlwx is out? The @WxWatcher007 scale is broken now.
  2. Oh snap. ETA: I'd feel pretty good about my storm odds today if I was in Lancaster/Millersville this PM.
  3. It is quite high for this area. Doesn't mean much without forcing, though.
  4. Worth noting the ARW and ARW2 are much more robust with storms (especially across northeastern parts of the CWA). I'm still on board for tomorrow.
  5. Shocked that meso covers so far into Maryland. Includes Howard County entirely.
  6. SPC mesoanalysis has supercell composite parameter of 12 in a pocket over the area.
  7. The 14z HRRR has pretty much nothing of interest south of the M/D line this afternoon/evening. ETA: But the extended HRRR (12z) looks great for tomorrow.
  8. June is definitely out "big league" month it seems. Though really anytime April through July can go big with the right ingredients. Once we get into July though it seems things go more towards pulse severe as shear tends to be harder to come by. Hopefully June brings continued chances at tracking. Best part about severe season is that I tend not to give *too* much look at day 4 and beyond other than glancing at general setups and the day 4-8 outlook. None of this chasing snowstorms from 14 days out kind of things
  9. IIRC somebody once said that a lot of our "big severe" days have some morning showers/rain which can sometimes serve to beef up the dewpoint and/or lay down boundaries for storms to fire along. Not saying tomorrow OR Wednesday are "big severe" days - but could help us out a bit.
  10. Forcing looks to stay north. One thing that could work is getting good outflow from those storms to touch off storms for us. But the models are certainly not onboard with that right now (but it's far out for now). I'm more interested in Wednesday at this point. NAM nest is absolutely insistent on good parameters but nothing coming of them in the LWX CWA.
  11. SPC thinks PA is ground zero around here tomorrow. And other than the morning stuff, the NAM, NAM nest and HRRR (long range) are not enthused. I'm out for now.
  12. I'll cross my fingers and hope for persistence - good storms lately so hopefully our luck continues.
  13. Looks like NAM nest keeps our area pretty much in the clear despite parameters being nice. NEPA looks ominous, though.
  14. Radarscope has a TVS on the most intense part of the line
  15. Yeah it looks like the evening stuff is getting going. Let's see how it does with lowering instability/loss of daytime heating.
  16. Starting to think we'll have to wait for the stuff that the HRRR is insistent will come through around 1-2z
  17. Just fired up a spare smartphone running a hyperlapse video capture looking north (and a bit west) of Columbia. Hoping to catch any CU growth and subsequent storm formation.
  18. Latest HRRR (12z) run in progress has some pop up storms for the I-95 corridor around 19-20z and then a big line coming through later.
  19. LWX is very bullish it seems for Tuesday. SPC is less enthused. But that's not a concern...I just went back for nostalgia and was re-reading outlooks leading up to the June 2012 derecho and we weren't even in a risk from long leads.
  20. SLGT risk for tomorrow now - SPC indicates supercell development possible.
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