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Got more from that event than any event this year
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At Killington Bear and Needles eye were overcast, Superstar socked in at the top, while Ramshead and Snowden baked in the sun. This lasted the entire day.
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Dang you got 3" of rain from that? Wow
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One pretty good rumble just now. Garden variety stuff but the breeze feels nice.
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That radar loop is nuts especially at the end
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Good sized fire in BTown also
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Fixable problems
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summit chair laps on Mt Ellen
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CONCERNING...SEVERE POTENTIAL...WATCH LIKELY VALID 021822Z - 022015Z PROBABILITY OF WATCH ISSUANCE...95 PERCENT SUMMARY...SUPERCELLS WITH A RISK FOR ALL HAZARDS MAY DEVELOP AS EARLY AS MID AFTERNOON ACROSS PORTIONS OF CENTRAL AND NORTH TX, INTO SOUTHERN OK. A TORNADO WATCH WILL BE ISSUED SOON TO COVER THE THREAT. DISCUSSION...ACROSS THE SOUTHERN PLAINS, AFTERNOON WV IMAGERY SHOWED A WELL-DEVELOPED, COMPACT VORT MAX TRANSITING ACROSS FAR WEST TX AND EASTERN NM. AHEAD OF THE VORT MAX, RAPID LOW-LEVEL SURFACE MOISTURE RETURN WAS EVIDENT ACROSS CENTRAL AND NORTH TX WITH DEWPOINTS SURGING FROM THE LOW TO MID 50S TO MID 60S F OVER THE LAST 1-2 HOURS. WITH RAPID MOISTENING AND PARTIAL CLOUD BREAKS ONGOING, CONTINUED DESTABILIZATION (1500-2000 J/KG MLCAPE) IS EXPECTED THROUGH THE AFTERNOON. VERY STEEP MID-LEVEL LAPSE RATES (8.5-9 C/KM) FROM THE 12Z RAOBS WILL SUPPORT RAPID AND ROBUST UPDRAFT DEVELOPMENT, POTENTIALLY AS EARLY AS 19-20Z. STRONG VERTICAL SHEAR AHEAD OF THE VORT MAX ( 45-60 KT 0-6KM SHEAR) WILL ALLOW FOR STORM ORGANIZATION WITH A PREDOMINATELY SUPERCELLULAR MODE. A SOMEWHAT COMPLEX CONVECTIVE SCENARIO MAY EVOLVE THIS AFTERNOON WITH MULTIPLE AREAS OF NEAR SIMULTANEOUS INITIATION POSSIBLE. CELLS MAY INITIATE WITHIN THE MODIFYING WARM SECTOR NEAR AND TO THE WEST/NORTHWEST OF THE METROPLEX AND FAR SOUTHWEST OK. AT THE SAME TIME, THE DRYLINE IN WEST-CENTRAL TX WILL LIKELY INITIATE A FEW SUPERCELLS AS IT MIXES EASTWARD. HODOGRAPHS, WHILE CURVED IN THE LOWEST 1-2 KM, ARE EXTENDED AND MOSTLY STRAIGHT LINE ALOFT. THIS, ALONG WITH THE FAVORABLE BUOYANCY AND LAPSE RATES STRONGLY SUGGESTS LARGE AND WIND-DRIVEN DAMAGING HAIL WILL BE LIKELY WITH ANY SUSTAINED STORMS. A TORNADO RISK (SOME SIGNIFICANT) MAY ALSO EVOLVE GIVEN THE POTENTIAL FOR DISCRETE CELLS AND 0-1KM SRH OF 150-200 M2/S2. A LOCALLY GREATER TORNADO RISK MAY ALSO EVOLVE FARTHER EAST WHERE LOW-LEVEL SHEAR IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE LATER THIS EVENING. GIVEN THE POTENTIAL FOR SEVERAL SUPERCELLS WITHIN A RAPIDLY MODIFYING AND FAVORABLE THERMODYNAMIC/KINEMATIC ENVIRONMENT, A TORNADO WATCH WILL LIKELY BE ISSUED THIS AFTERNOON. ..LYONS/HART.. 04/02/2023
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latest HRRR is eye opening... 3km nam not quite as bullish. Really the only question mark is the strength of the LLJ. April 2nd is a notorious day for severe weather in Dallas.
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Cell really intensified fast. Lapse rates ftw. Tons of lightning
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Hail here Edit- dimes
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Thunder here
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Looks like crapvection
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Went from 60s sun and blue skies at Berkshire east to low 50s and gloomy fog in Greenfield ftl
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Pentathalon crowd at Berkshire East today being rewarded with a well deserved gorgeous afternoon.
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Pond skating A- (two high end stretches with multi year return periods) Local skiing B+ (very good early and late with an extended period of suck) Snow in the back yard, D (3rd lowest seasonal total of the last 20 years, several counterfeit front end snows immediately wiped out, and multiple painful just misses) Pleasantness, D-. (some garbage winters have a lot of nice days, like 11-12 for example. 22-23? Yeah no)
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Does the sun come out after this batch of rain pushes through?
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NBC 5 has a fairly nice S Band radar SE of Dallas that can be viewed here: https://www.nbcdfw.com/weather/ (zoom in on radar on the right side of the page and it switches to their high res S band) SVR watch issued for a nearby storm, entering the Tornado Watch area
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speaking of... 90/90 tornado probs in the PDS watch... that's 4/27/11
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Minor deal compared to elsewhere but a few decently strong storms fired on the east side of DFW with hail and strong winds, if sub-severe. Areas of NE Texas might catch a few severe cells later on with the better atmosphere. edit- Tornado watch just issued for the far eastern metroplex and areas further east
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This was the first double high risk area since 4/14/12 A lot of tornadoes that day, but I vaguely recall folks considering it a minor bust. I chased the tail end of the dryline in SW which was always very low probability of producing, and sure enough it didn't produce. But I was out there anyway so NBD.
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Given that 4/27/2011 was a top 3 day or something, it's just about impossible to expect that kind of an outbreak in advance. Let's hope it doesn't amount to that at any rate. 5/24/2011 was another huge day (see my avatar) and this could be up there with that one, although a much different set up obviously.
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that's a helluva hatched area... for all 3 hazards
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This video is freaking intense https://komonews.com/amp/news/local/video-snowboarder-rescued-back-country-mount-baker-ski-area-bellingham-washington-state-snowboarding-skiing-safety-gopro-outdoor-sports
