weatherwiz

Come baby come!!!!!

Salut

woah this format looks like an elf turned on Santa after the elf was scolded for not producing enough toys

COD been having lots of issues lately (though most tied into NCEP server issues) but the past week been lots of issues with loading.

I've always found 90's with 70's dews more tolerable and refreshing than temps in the 70's with dews in the 70's. You can definitely feel the difference in your hair. Your hair acts differently.

Bufkit is pissing me off. On one computer it keeps re-setting the Momentum Xfer option to 30 and on another computer it re-sets it to 1. WHY???????

A little shocked at that given the high clustering towards the western fringe of the cone.

Anyone see the video of the tornado in Delaware yesterday? Tornado was basically going down the road with people driving through it lol. I wonder how many drivers knew it was a tornado.

Euro has been trash with tropical. Anyways the pattern next week is rather intriguing. One thing we've noticed with the past few or several cold front passages is cold fronts aren't entirely progressing very far through the reigon...in fact, they've been getting held up nearby and we've seen waves of low pressure develop along them. GEFS shows a height configuration next week which would favor the same exact scenario with next week's FROPA Now this isn't exactly being shown in the ENS mean due to smoothing but that trough dipping through southeast Canada into parts of the Northeast is not bad looking...and could certainly capture Elsa as it moves through the mid-Atlantic. This might be a situation where the 500 look isn't striking at first glance for a hit but this isn't a storm that's riding the coast. In fact, given the potential track of Elsa you could argue this 500 look supports the capture potential. Have to look back but I wonder if this configuration is similar to what brought the remnants of Katrina up this way. We had a pretty decent severe threat with that but were too capped in the end.

This was the best shot I could get. Ughh I’m so pissed b/c getting off the highway it was so clearly visible. This was taken about 3-4 minutes after first saw it and taken at the Holyoke mall. Stupid trees blocking a bit but the the real lowering was just past the sign on the right

I did not. Was not 100% sure since I was driving and didn’t get a prolonged glimpse. It was a pretty distinct lowering though…well defined

Today was fun!!! So much CGs and loud booms and saw the tail cloud or walk cloud….wooohooo

AWT!

Back at BDL for next round!!!

Some cute little purple to my SW!!!

Going to go back to Holyoke mall shortly for stuff out west with the warning

Not good RIP line

Just north of Hatfield!

Might go into South Hadley

At Golyoke mall. Saw a super interesting lowering north getting off highway. Looked like tail cloud or wall cloud. Of course it’s obstructed by trees now

yeah that's what I'm thinking

Pretty impressive DCAPE values and bulk shear...even well into CT. I would just like to see some greater 3KM CAPE

because the watch went up

The best shot probably say south of the CT/MA border is to get a solid line organizing dropping through MA and then interacting with any leftover boundaries from yesterday. The HRRR looks like crap but it's been quite inconsistent and given how it's handling the atmosphere I think we toss the HRRR

well I think it's safe to say dewpoints aren't mixing out and in fact looks like we may have some pooling occurring