Cyclone-68

What’s the limiting factor on tornado potential tomorrow?

Oddly enough that price seems about right too

A drive along the pike would be a lot of fun about now

I can’t remember ever seeing this much lightning around me on my lightning app

Looks like the thunder gods are about to bless me. Ominous sky occasional lightning and long rolling thunder. I’m very happy

I have this book so i will need to look this up

If we don’t get a named storm in the Caribbean today I might pinch myself until it really hurts

Will similar features to the last storm be present to give this another East coastal push, possibly?

Is it common for a MCS still over land to be given an “invest” so early? I can’t remember ever seeing that before?

No science to base this on but between the hot and dry conditions this season and it being 2020 it does read like a Hollywood script that we’re being set up for something tropical down the road

I may need to reread Isaac’s Storm to get me into the mood for another long tracker

What is your drink of choice now? It took me a while to really like it but a nice icy glass of bourbon helps but don’t get the cheap stuff.

Lots of great brew out there as many here have already pointed out. I find the good stuff goes down better and I have better results the next morning. Never been a better time to be a beer drinker

I miss my 45’s sometimes

We call this “the Chris Matthews Syndrome” j/k

Yes that’s it unfortunately although what I read earlier made it seem more infectious but not necessarily deadlier

I was reading about a newer mutated strain that’s even more contagious that was found in Europe the last few days?

NWS has a nice discussion about it but it’s not reflected in the point and click. At least so far

It could be fun overnight in some places per the forecast discussion but I don’t even see t-storms in the forecast for tonight ?

How viable is the homegrown idea off of Virginia on that map?

Or the ‘38/‘54 hybrid we seek

Training severe with frequent lightning? Sign me up

Never seen anything like this warning before: BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED TORNADO WARNING NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RENO NV 235 PM PDT SAT AUG 15 2020 THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN RENO HAS ISSUED A * TORNADO WARNING FOR... SOUTHEASTERN LASSEN COUNTY IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA... * UNTIL 330 PM PDT. * AT 228 PM PDT, A PYROCUMULONIMBUS FROM THE LOYALTON WILDFIRE IS CAPABLE OF PRODUCING A FIRE INDUCED TORNADO AND OUTFLOW WINDS IN EXCESS OF 60 MPH WAS LOCATED SOUTH OF CHILCOOT, AND IS NEARLY STATIONARY. HAZARD...TORNADO. SOURCE...RADAR INDICATED ROTATION. IMPACT...EXTREME FIRE BEHAVIOR WITH STRONG OUTFLOW WINDS CAPABLE OF DOWNING TREES AND STARTING NEW FIRES. THIS IS AND EXTREMELY DANGEROUS SITUATION FOR FIRE FIGHTERS. * THIS TORNADIC PYROCUMULONIMBUS WILL REMAIN OVER MAINLY RURAL AREAS OF SOUTHEASTERN LASSEN COUNTY IN THE VICINITY OF THE FIRE.

Blah! it’s east coast or go bust here lol

Taunton seems to have its own little microclimate doesn’t it?