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Kmlwx

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  1. Surprised there's not a pity meso yet with all the pop up general showers and storms around.
  2. Should be a bit faster moving so that might be one thing that prevents massive flooding. Reflectivity on some of the model output looks good - but yeah seems like an isolated day for actual severe.
  3. Wasn't speaking for location specifics - more the fact that each time I've looked at them this year they've shown like tiny little cells or nothing at all for most of our events.
  4. https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=wrf-arw&region=us&pkg=mslp_pcpn_frzn&runtime=2019071012&fh=6 one of 'em
  5. Just peaked at them over on the TropicalTidbits site. Only had time to give them a quick glance. Work is blech today.
  6. Some of the CAMs like the ARW/ARW2/NMM - which have looked pretty weak sauce for prior events this year - look QUITE robust for the region tomorrow.
  7. Marginally I guess for now. I don't think it'll be an outbreak. Probably just higher than 50/50 odds of any location getting a boomer.
  8. The long range HRRR from 12z is VERY good for our area for tomorrow.
  9. Thank goodness this cluster is moving a bit - I remember in June 2006 it would just keep training. The rates are crazy this morning.
  10. That was not fun to drive through. I was heading west from Colesville to Potomac/Rockville. Tons of standing water.
  11. There was some talk of a potential ring of fire pattern in the long range. I haven't looked at it too much - have been busy.
  12. I didn't say they did... Look at the radar - it's not unrealistic to say that it's possible for Ellicott City to get stuck under training storms or stationary storms. A few hours of that would easily cause major flooding issues for them.
  13. Ellicott City has to be nervous on a day like today.
  14. Although... Let's shoot for a moderate with the evening SPC update
  15. Perhaps - but it certainly isn't going to be a derecho.
  16. We'll have to hope for boundaries to touch off more activity.
  17. HRRR seems to have a comically bad handle on the present convection in PA
  18. Yeah that had been well modeled too from guidance earlier in the day.
  19. There hasn't been any associated increase on CIPS or anything yet.
  20. Does seem we could go into a NW flow threat in a bit. That could make for some nice opportunity if things setup properly and timing works out. Won't hold my breath for now.
  21. Things look good for some storms tomorrow PM. If the main line on the models was a bit faster we'd be in great shape. Seems most models have some cells out front and then a dying line around 02-04z
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