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More power flashes!!!!
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Just saw a power flash towards the northwest!!!!
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Near continuous lightning now
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Interesting look to the cell ahead of line over New Hartford. Gotta watch that very closely as it merges with the line
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Minolta MN220NV
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Camcorder in place, beam me up
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Seeing lightning in the distance at BDL!!!
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Definite increase in lightning
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Cells starting to pop up ahead of the leading edge across western CT
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Yeah kind of weird. Was just doing some quick stuff with RadarScope but seems like the stuff is only like 25-30K? Could explain it.
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EWR gusted to 49 knots
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Should hold firm into SW CT but I would think we may see gradual weakening as it moves northeast…but mesoanalysis shows good CAPE still.
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The movement will deviate some as it rides the instability/higher theta e axis
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Ive been having issues since yesterday but one of my friends says his is fine. But it’s acting very weird
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Is anyone else having issues with RadarScope?
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Just noticed the TDS in PA
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Funny how we do 3-6” of rain no problem but can’t buy it with snow
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This is moving much faster than the HRRR suggests
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At BDL, drove through that intensifying line. Got to see two bolts!
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BDL has better viewing though, more open. Great for taking video/pics (though it will be dark so can't do much with pics). Can get video though of planes being air born from the wind
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Debating on going to BDL or farther south like North Branford. There is a pretty good viewing spot that is open next to the North Branford police station.
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Just judging by SPC mesoanalysis and following the trajectory of where the >7 C/KM lapse rates are...though the RAP (which mesoanalysis runs off of) keeps >7 C/KM off the coast. Anyways, looks like we maintain llvl lape rates > 7.5-8 C/KM and 3km lapse rates > 7 C/KM through the early evening. These two suggests damaging wind potential for sure.
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HRRR trends are certainly grabbing my attention. Also, note the severe thunderstorm watch in effect for the northern edge of the "risk" area. That is a good sign and it looks like the EML is also a bit north
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I really feel bad for WPC/NCEP. Having hardcore issues these past several months.
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Will have to watch how convection evolves through the day across IN/OH/PA. This could give a good clue as to how far north instability surges.
