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weatherwiz

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  1. If some of that stronger instability to the south was able to get into eastern sections, that developing line could have been more interesting. Shear isn't tremendous, but 0-1km helicity values are around 100 m2s2. LCL's are about 500m so it wouldn't take much to produce a quick spin-up
  2. You can use them as logs and float back home
  3. Severe potential is quite low today. Maybe a rogue strong/severe cell. Was thinking perhaps southern New Hampshire into northern Worcester county had the best shot, but looks like models back off a bit on a stronger llvl jet.
  4. There will be so much flooding tomorrow that there may be waterspouts…over land
  5. In terms of severe potential the greatest potential may be southern New Hampshire into northern Worcester County (at least per the NAM). NAM really strengthens the llvl jet there through the morning. Anyways though, flooding is certainly a higher risk then severe weather is.
  6. Haven’t looked at models since Friday and wasn’t looking in depth at a local level. Might be a better threat for strong storms central/northern New England though $13 for a 30oz
  7. The issue is not so much the amounts, it’s a lot of rain will fall in a very short amount of time.
  8. Just standing here with the swear building. The hot sun just basking everyone. Clothes stuck to body. This is summer!!!!
  9. Went on a Poke walk during lunch. Could feel dews definitely came down. Really didn't even feel all that humid which was disappointing.
  10. Should see some solid lightning producers out in east-central NY today. Maybe even a few nasty wind producers.
  11. Looks like the convective temperature was around 80 or so. If the convective temp can be reached, there should be some explosive supercells around that area. Wouldn't be much to prevent parcels from reaching the LFC (though it does seem on the higher side...but I'm also not entirely familiar with convection in the Inter-mountain West).
  12. Well this goes perfectly with my previous post with the lapse rates but this is one synoptic look that makes your mouth water in terms of severe potential. Too bad its so far out there. but if you ever wanted to show someone what a favorable synoptic pattern looks like for some bigger severe here...this would be it.
  13. Looks like a prolonged stretch of extreme heat across the Southwest and interior California coming up
  14. This is my alarm clock in the morning. I downloaded audio and made it my alarm clock
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