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2025 Severe Weather General Discussion


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It's definitely fueled up out there. Would be a good day for a special 18z sounding...

Sitting at 84 degrees and dew of 74ish but I think it's running a bit high. It's been bouncing between 72 and 75 on my PWS. 

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4 minutes ago, Kmlwx said:

It's definitely fueled up out there. Would be a good day for a special 18z sounding...

Sitting at 84 degrees and dew of 74ish but I think it's running a bit high. It's been bouncing between 72 and 75 on my PWS. 

I asked them (LWX) on Twitter aka X... will let you know what they say

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1 minute ago, yoda said:

I asked them (LWX) on Twitter aka X... will let you know what they say

My gut feeling says no with so many funding cuts. But we are the DC area...so who knows. 

Just now, WxUSAF said:

Weak boundary pushing south through @mappyland and firing storms behind it

The more boundaries the merrier! Shows clear as day on LWX coming south. 

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No changes for our area on the 1630z SPC D1 outlook. I guess SPC still has big questions about initiation and coverage. The subsequent HRRR runs will be interesting to see if they keep that trend of convecting in that afternoon timeframe. 

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32 minutes ago, Kmlwx said:

No changes for our area on the 1630z SPC D1 outlook. I guess SPC still has big questions about initiation and coverage. The subsequent HRRR runs will be interesting to see if they keep that trend of convecting in that afternoon timeframe

16z HRRR continues with it's 20z/21z idea 

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2 minutes ago, AlexD1990 said:

Did you mean New Jersey? no TOR's issued for Delaware yet

I pulled up radarscope when I saw that note and there was a strange correlation coefficient readout between denton and bridgeville on 404.  Maybe this is what he saw?

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4 minutes ago, AlexD1990 said:

Did you mean New Jersey? no TOR's issued for Delaware yet

1 minute ago, toolsheds said:

I pulled up radarscope when I saw that note and there was a strange correlation coefficient readout between denton and bridgeville on 404.  Maybe this is what he saw?

Oops, basically the same state imo

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Just now, toolsheds said:

I pulled up radarscope when I saw that note and there was a strange correlation coefficient readout between denton and bridgeville on 404.  Maybe this is what he saw?

perhaps. Also of note, KDOX radar appears to be back online, not a moment too soon.

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7 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

MCD up for basically I66 and points north in LWX

I thought they might go higher on the hail in that MCD. Still seems like they are a bit uncertain about the ultimate outcome. 

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52 minutes ago, AlexD1990 said:

perhaps. Also of note, KDOX radar appears to be back online, not a moment too soon.

I guess they found a motor from another supplier lol. The initial 3 week eta was insane.

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That Parkton boundary has settled over the I-795 corridor and is rather evident on the mesonet data. Westminster and Clarksville have west/southwest winds, but the Parkton and Baltimore City sites have a easterly component. Might fire something up there later?

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