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Severe storms 2015 general chatter


Ian

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  1. 1. When will DCA report its first spring thunder?

  2. 2. How many days with severe weather watches in the subforum in 2015?



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Deepening low pressure will bring an increasing threat from
damaging storms later today into tonight. The wind shear is
there...and instability seems promising across at least central Virginia
and S Maryland. As for instigators...there are 3 waves evident on
regional radar...one over central Maryland and Nova...two entering west
WV...and 3 over Indiana. Based on the latest mesoscale modeling...just
about all are forecasting organized convection later today into
this evening...but they all differ substantially on where. Based
on temperatures and dewpoints right now...am leaning towards the hrrr which
has consistently placed that in central Virginia and S Maryland. That
said...it has been weaker with it recently. The NAM fire weather nest
was square over District of Columbia/balt metros...and the NSSL WRF was somewhat in
between. The risk is there...we will just have to wait it out and
see how this evolves. Our entire area is under slight risk for
damaging winds hail and tornado. No watch or even watch
discussions at this point here. 

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Just as you say that.. TOR pops up in the watchbox with tor sirens going off in downtown Nashville ;)

ETA: Spotters report funnel cloud

Yeah 1 tor warning pretty much equals a 10% tor area and a high probability tornado watch with mention of intense tornadoes.
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Cape May always seems to get crushed. Some of the best lightning i've ever seen was from Cape May.

Once the water temps flip to their tropical mode, it gets even crazier. This was a nice bonus for so early.

 

I've lived in many places but CM has a dual personality and is prone to extremes on a intra-seasonal level. The lightning thing may just be an effect of not having as many obstructions. I'll be expanding my setup this summer, will try to get some 'Ian-level' photographs of storms.

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We have a day 5 15% risk from SPC. 

 

Meh ;)

THE FRONT SHOULD CONTINUE RAPID EWD MOVEMENT ACROSS THE OH/TN  VALLEYS OVERNIGHT...AND ATTM IS EXPECTED TO CROSS THE APPALACHIANS  THROUGH LATE AFTERNOON DAY 5 /FRI 4-10/.  WITH AN AMPLY UNSTABLE AND  SUFFICIENTLY SHEARED ENVIRONMENT LIKELY TO EXIST IN LEE OF THE  MOUNTAINS...SCATTERED CONVECTION WITH ATTENDANT HAIL/WIND RISK  APPEARS POSSIBLE.  



			
		
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