Kmlwx
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Different timing too - though some might argue the timing was even worse for that one. Wasn't it during the morning rush? I remember I was stuck in it driving to work around 7:45 that morning. I guess timing doesn't really mean crap in these low CAPE cold season events.
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https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md0131.html Just posted to Twitter - but it's not up on SPC quite yet.
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That's about the max potential on this one. Absolute max. My current thinking (not very bold) is for zero TOR reports in the LWX CWA this evening and fewer than 5 reports of wind damage. I'm sure LWX will throw up a few warnings. I'll go max measured gust of 53mph.
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The latest HRRR looks a bit better. Nothing significant but just a more solid line and a bit more on the gusty wind side of things. The weenie in me also sees a tiny bit of that light green shade on the UH maps.
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16z HRRR had a bit more of a consolidated line.
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Then again - it's the HRRR and could be totally wrong - but with agreement maybe not.
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HRRR continues to send the most continuous part of the line mostly to the north of Central Maryland. It's more broken in DC proper and very scattered south.
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Awesome visible satellite this morning https://i.imgur.com/yJLUNWt.mp4
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Wish we could muster dynamics like today with sunny skies in May.
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LWX did note yesterday that it might come in a bit faster than expected with how dynamic it is. I can barely make it past 9:30pm myself these days.
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The high risk better be squarely centered around my place of residence.
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I don't believe there has been a high risk anywhere in the northeast since 1998.
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@Eskimo Joe, @yoda, @high risk - @George BM is calling for SPC to issue a HIGH RISK for somewhere in the Mid-Atlantic or Northeast
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Destined to flip at some point. Likely just in time for spring. April is bound to be rainy and raw.
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The low pressure on the Euro doesn't pass as close to us as the event a few weeks ago. But the H5 chart is ripe looking.
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It looks really nice. I wish CIPS Analogs ran on the Euro...would be interested to see what that spit out. 132 hours away isn't even that far...
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I'm about to look...if I am not blown away I will be disappointed.
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Severe Wx is a much higher probability event type to track around here vs tropical.
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Unfortunately - at least based on this - it's not doing much for the ice so far. https://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/charctic-interactive-sea-ice-graph/
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Not even speaking about snow - but the weather in general just looks incredibly boring. Had it not been for that surprise TOR/severe day this would have been an exceedingly boring stretch...unless you like tracking steady rain. If we can't score with winter weather...I hope spring brings some excitement at least.
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Why did NWS set the default radar view when you click the radar on the website to be composite? It's misleading IMO. It used to default to base reflectivity.
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I want a deep freeze to cut down on the annoying bugs in spring and summer. I bet we have a huge mosquito season if not.
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@csnavywx thanks for the great explanation for us weenies!
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And in the morning no less. Very, very impressive event even by normal severe season standards.
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This is only the beginning. Here's the seasonal projection from the weenie simulation - Rest of February - Not much but maybe some gusty showers March - Regular bouts of severe synoptic wind following behind monster lows with squalls and wedges rapidly raking the area. April - Regular bouts of moist, warm air clashing with high shear events to warm us up for peak season. May - Daily wedges June - Daily wedges centered on the mall.
