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Low topped Squall Line Potential


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This is pretty far out there, however, both the GFS and Euro have advertised a fairly significant trough amplifying across the central United States moving into next week and then lifting to our northwest...yielding a significant rise in heights across the east and establishing a southerly flow, advecting an unseasonably warm/moist flow. This will help result in some pretty decent low-level theta-e and yield at least some degree of buoyancy. 

Aloft, we'll see rather impressive dynamics in response to the amplified trough and we may even have some steep lapse rates due to strong CAA in the mid-levels and likely strong cold pool associated with the main energy.

We would be looking at the potential for a low-topped squall line (which may or may not be accompanied by lightning...too early for those details). Now that we're into the fall these type of setups are not uncommon across these parts. 

Something to watch!

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