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5:30am update on the monster coming off the Glaks.

I took the snapshot below at 4:36am The nam brings this newly developed complex over the lakes through western Pa The rrfs and hrrr target Cpa,with some pretty potent storms later this morning with that same Lake Erie complex.

That's pretty incredible. I don't know how much of this is going to come through, i'll echo @pawatch and say, stay safe out there.

Sheer vectors and storm motions appear to all generally be in the same direction, so that should help keep any tornado threat somewhat low. Especially down our way.

Thunderstorms starting to initiate in Northwestern pennsylvania in an environment with over 5000jkg+ available in the area that they are initiating in .

Not good.

I was just stating my case. I also understand where you're coming from.

Many storm chasers, meteorologists and weather enthusiasts alike get extreamly disappointed by lack of severe. I don't really think that disappointment comes from a lack of compassion for the affected, though.

Could have been a truly awesome storme if it wasn't decoupled from the surface .

The cape at the surface cannot be realized because of an inversion. Elevated big boy.

1:34am thunderstorms are trying to initiate again in West central Pa with still a decent amount of instability leftover in the mid and upper levels.

Decided to leave work a little early this evening in anticipation of some creek and river turbidity.

Yeah I heard the second The fire in my neighborhood turned out to be a shed fire, and the property owner was able to get the fire out before the fire company arrived. I heard sirens heading to another emergency shortly thereafter. The School house Ln fire was probably where they were heading. Hopefully everyone's okay. It wasn't the most strokes that i've ever seen, but man, the groundstrokes meant business.

Several close ground strokes in my neighborhood home down the street is hit and on fire.