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T-Storms Part 2 : "North and West of the city!"


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If you are south of a hartford brockton line in sne, wouldn't expect much. Southern portion of any cells tickle pike as they head east it seems. Exception might be interior se ma where any cells can fire off and lift north.

Easy to see why its hard to disagree with hrr suggesting this on visible satellite. It looks correct to me.

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Consistency is great to see, most important thing with the mesos is where they focus activity rather than the exact details yes?

yes, wouldn't get caught interpreting too much in regards to the reflectivity product. Its really the placement rather than the exact strength. Usually not far off in general. Mesos struggle with the discrete cells.

One of our last severe threats hrrr was going bannas with storms rolling from nyc to ct. As day went on, cells went crazy near nyc and anvil spillover stabilized almost all of ct. One strong discrete cell or cluster can do that. It's why convection is so frustrating most of the time. Especially assuming discrete supercells will form, its a dangerous game to try and forecast. Then one cell can create an outflow boundary and create a localized focus for storms, its a crap shoot.

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