HoarfrostHubb

I started a thread for this since Wiz is too busy filling out his lineup card

Wiz really should start a thread. CT, W MA, RI, S ORH county under the gun for some good thunderstors, possible hail, etc.

Yeah... I must have been looking at the 06z earlier...def falls apart more on the 12z

He will whip out his baseball scoring book and explain the nuances of a suicide squeeze while an EF3 rages 5 miles away

Should Wiz break out a seperate thread for this threat?

Trees damaged from gypsy moth caterpillars could be an issue

The bigger threat is the southeast part to come later today...4-9PM or so

Denuded 3k NAM has the line holding together even into Scotter and Bob-land

Based on the text I quoted, I don't think they are actually calling for a derecho...but derecho-like impacts...whatever that means

The UVV field related to the MCV appears well-timed to encounter the destabilizing warm sector across northern PA today, along and south of the frontal zone, in support of initial development, which then should expand/intensify to severe levels as it moves rapidly eastward toward parts of southern NY, NJ and New England. Whether the resulting convective wind event qualifies as a derecho may be a semantic exercise; impacts could be of that caliber in the area affected.

SW CT into Long Island?

I think that was August 2015

And a long track EF1

Any similarities to 6/26/2016?

4-9PM seems to be the biggest window as per BOX

Lovely. When Sam posts we’re fooked

35 miles would be the second longest on the ground in NH after 2008...I think

Poopy diapers > tornado survey... Was part of the survey from the air? i was re-reading this thread from the 4th...wild night.

000 NOUS41 KGYX 142212 PNSGYX PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME 600 PM EDT MON MAY 14 2018 The National Weather Service (NWS) in Gray Maine has completed a survey of damage from the storm that affected western New Hampshire during the evening on May 4th. Based on the ground survey, the NWS has determined that the damage was caused by a tornado. The tornado initially touched down in the extreme southeastern corner of Charlestown near Fall Mountain Regional High School and then tracked for about 35 miles east- northeastward to near Route 127 in Webster. While portions of this path were inaccessible, nearly continuous damage was observed as it crossed roadways along the path. The most significant damage was observed in the Town of Warner where winds are estimated to have gusted to between 80 and 100 mph, giving the tornado an E-F1 rating. A more detailed public information statement will be issued Tuesday. $$ Jensenius National Weather Service Gray, Maine

Gray PNS https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=GYX&product=PNS&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1&highlight=off

I still see no statement on the Grey site or Twitter or FB

I haven’t seen anything from Gray confirming this though

http://www.wmur.com/article/nws-confirms-tornado-touched-down-in-nh-earlier-this-month/20688101

Not sure anyone mentioned, but May 4th has been confirmed as an EF1 in NH 36 mile path. Sweet

Not expecting much in my area. Enjoy it where it happens