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2020 Mid-Atlantic Severe Weather - General Thread


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The thinking is more linear as it moves eastward towards the coast, and reading the discussion from Mount Holly they think the most likely place for a tornado is in Cecil over into Newcastle in DE up into SE PA. Possibly some interaction with the warm front lying across that area, backing the flow some is my guess. Bigger overall  threat will be damaging straight line winds, with fairly strong winds aloft and decent Dcape. Bowing segments generally produce straight line winds but can also produce tornadoes as vorticity sometimes develops on the north/south end of the line. How far north are you?

Thank you for such a detailed response :) I’m in northeastern Kent County! My parents grew up in Newark and always talked about the intense thunderstorms they would get.

New Castle had a lot of tornado damage from Isaias. Hoping they don’t see too much damage from today
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