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September weather discussion


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wow...how far south in weymouth are you? there must be some rain there now

 

Well that is probably anvil rain that leaves everything dry under shrubs..lol. I need a good soaking. I'm actually more in N weymouth. Maybe that line near BOS builds south a bit. Prolific lightning just west of the city.

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Impressive hail core with 65 dbz around 20kft with storm near Needham.

 

Also a classic three body scatter spike that's quite deep (6kft-20kft) and extends across several radials. 

 

Storm may try to drop quarters though the profile is so moist/saturated we'll probably get a lot of melting on the way down. 

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Impressive hail core with 65 dbz around 20kft with storm near Needham.

 

Also a classic three body scatter spike that's quite deep (6kft-20kft) and extends across several radials. 

 

Storm may try to drop quarters though the profile is so moist/saturated we'll probably get a lot of melting on the way down. 

 

Awesome.

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I wonder if there was anything bigger than dimes in Needham? Haven't seen anything on Twitter or Facebook. It's hard to get big hail to the ground in a setup like this when you're moist adiabatic in the lowest 3 or 4km and you have sfc dews in the low 70s.

 

Wow on that cell.

 

Yeah temps warm a bit. I wonder if it becomes more along the weak WF that lifts towards CNE and further west in ern NY? Although a weak srly LLJ moves in very late today across south coast again.

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Some pros and cons for overnight stuff too, but probably not like last night.

 

Yeah lapse rates sort of crap out later today/tonight per the GFS and then tick back up Monday night and Tuesday. Tuesday has some severe chances with 7 C/km 500-700mb lapse rates and increasing deep layer shear through the day. 

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