Cyclone-68

Mildly surprised at no severe thread for Saturday?

I’d take the August 2000 nocturnal supercell about 15 miles further north 

2 hours ago, Dr. Dews said:

I want a Carol/Edna redux except Edna tracks into NYC

A repeat of 1954 would be an unbelievable event for here 

43 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

LR GFS had some Gulf Fun for *several runs showing a 970 storm. One run took it  E of FL and north ..off SE ..but that was 300 hrs out. 

I will be going to chase a hurricane again this year if the opp allows. I showed up in FL last year...the cane didn't.

Some year before I die I also pledge to do this!

I need an INVEST to track failing no severe weather in the immediate future 

I remember the day of the Springfield tornado we got a vicious thunderstorm and it wasn’t until well after sunset. Not implying the two situations  are comparable though 

In all my time on this board I’ve not seen less enthusiasm for a severe threat from the board participants  as this. I suspect it’s more a case of “once bitten, twice shy” though. And nothing has happened YET either 

Hopefully my new Radarscope app will get a workout today at least 

Wow the NWS has been gung ho with this threat all day 

Hitting (refresh) while eagerly awaiting the mesoscale discussion 

FWIW the 10am Boston forecast discussion seems to say  game on for most of us later on. Even mentioned the enhanced risk extended East into NE MA

Probably inconsequential but sun has come out in Braintree now 

7 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Mm... lived in this region of the country too long...  If the wind is veered anything more than 190 (~) than anywhere east of I-91 (N-S) over eastern Mass looking at an incredible severe day of gentle elevated sheet lightning ...maybe even a "die line" as far west as the CT River Valley.

If I could just get a decent light show after sundown that would work 

Wow so it is! I just want something to survive to the coast 

If Patrick Henry were a meteorologist he would have said, “Give me lapse rates or give me death” “and a decent EML wouldn’t hurt either”

No EML in this particular set up I presume?

Memorial Day will be here soon. That usually coincides  in a severe threat somewhere in metro west Boston 

Thunder per a coworker in Uxbridge 

Upgrade to slight later maybe? Or is the region affected too small to bother?

Bring on the Mammatus 

I’m unable to post it here unfortunately but there’s an orange line from south to north just west of RT 128 on my RadarScope App I just wonder what that feature is?

First inch for Boston this late in 33 years would be remarkable 

24 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

I can't remember anything like that. 

Superstorm of ‘93 maybe?

Meanwhile all eyes on the Deep South today. Holy moley !