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Silver Mt in N ID, skiing with hp overhead.

This part of SE Dallas is really low lying and wet.  No obs that I've seen of a funnel down here but nice supercell all the same

Won't surprise me if tornado damage may be observed in Garland

19 minutes ago, cheese007 said:

Tor warning for Dallas. Close to October 20, 2019 path

I just enjoyed that from Love Field.  Sirens were blaring.  Airline employees took shelter.  Couplet moved right overhead.  Got a nice view outside facing west.  Nice little storm but rain wrapped and no sign of touchdown.  

25 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

What is VT all time state record ? This might be it if you get another 8-12

Jay reported like 55 or something in March 01.  I doubt it's official.

Berkshire East reporting 18" and power outages.  Closed for the day.  

29 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

I have no idea how they will so with 6 to 8 feet above 8k. Village is 8100

nah, the village is a lot lower.  Like 6800'  The peak is 8600'.   It's going to be a huge, huge disaster probably. 

3 hours ago, Ginx snewx said:

So cool did you save any pics 

I've posted these before, but this was near Alpine Meadows late Jan 2017.  Squaw Valley reported 26 feet for the month.  The pack is probably bigger now amazingly.

QPF aside the GEFS members had a couple way SE runs that hopefully are outliers and might bump the mean toward the main cluster closer in

Fully game on at the Beast yesterday

3 hours ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Contrary to some of the model output we had almost zero taint in Greenfield outside of a few sprinkles this morning.

Yeah, massive gradient between here and there.  Berkshire East got dumped on with zero sign of pingers.  Most of the mesos rocketed that sleet line into S VT yesterday but it hit a wall somewhere in N Amherst.

2" of sludge here.  Joy

22 minutes ago, moneypitmike said:

 

I'd be much more comfortable if I lived 10 miles north of the Pike instead of my 2  That might be all the difference.

10 miles north of the Pike but still not comfortable.  Expecting 3 or 4" here, heavily compacted.

2/2/15 was the best of those 3 storms out this way by far.  This won't be no 2/2/15 here unfortunately.  Also, no superbowl the night before.

I don't think there was a tornado warning in Northlake, if that's where the video is.  That's Denton Co.

Just now, TexMexWx said:

I've seen dozens of power flashes in the past 15 or so minutes from my location.

where in the metroplex? 

6 minutes ago, canderson said:

Denton storm looks incredibly violent for not being tornado.  

Took out power completely at UNT.  Trying to get a radar back up remotely... 

"destructive" SVR coming for W of Ft Worth.  Winds to 80

Mineral Wells gusted to 71mph

wouldn't be the first coup it's scored as the northern outlier, but I appreciate the words of encouragement.

Watches up here too

4 minutes ago, TexMexWx said:

iirc some day in May 2015 had a moderate risk (might have even been tornado-driven as well).

yep, good memory

3 minutes ago, Powerball said:

It seems even the June 2019 Derecho was only Enhanced.

It would be surprising to me if April 2011 was the last moderate risk.

Jan 10th 2020 was moderate just east of Dallas... Plano/Garland

54 minutes ago, Powerball said:

Was October 2019 a moderate risk?

ENH across Collin/Denton county, slight in Dallas

Moderate Risk in the entire DFW metroplex is rare... 4/28/20 the last time.  Not sure how far you'd have to go back before that