Saturday 9/6 Strong/Severe storm potential

[Torch Tiger]

yeah.

[radiator]

Eversource has been texting and phoning with heads-up warnings about tomorrow's severe potential...

 

 

[Damage In Tolland]

Seems like Tors galore 

[kdxken]

Just now, Damage In Tolland said:

Seems like Tors galore 

Thousands probably.

[radiator]

2 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Seems like Tors galore 

Might make a good name for a rock band.

Or for a dessert topping. Or a floor wax.

 

[Damage In Tolland]

10 minutes ago, radiator said:

Might make a good name for a rock band.

Or for a dessert topping. Or a floor wax.

 

Or an IPA. I’d buy cases 

[Torch Tiger]

Hopefully a few tors to spice things up.  

[WxWatcher007]

Meh.

 

 

[HIPPYVALLEY]

1 hour ago, radiator said:

Eversource has been texting and phoning with heads-up warnings about tomorrow's severe potential...

 

 

Same

[weatherwiz]

It will be interesting to see how tomorrow pans out. I don't think we're looking at widespread severe weather but maybe we see something along the line of a concentrated swath of wind damage reports focused where any bowing segments occur. Even with poor mid-level lapse rates, I think if we had better and stronger shortwave forcing that could yield greater potential for a swath of wind damage across the region. The greatest severe weather potential may also be early on, which would favor far western sections as activity develops. LFC heights aren't too bad, so if parcels can get to the LFC easily the initial storms could be potent with risk for a tornado. But I could see this evolving more into a torrential rain/gusty wind on the leading edge ordeal very quickly. Probably Berkshire County, Litchfield County, Fairfield County into western Hartford/Hamden/Hampshire counties for best severe potential...which matches up well with where the slight risk is. 

[dendrite]

We can always go higher

[weatherwiz]

Checking out some soundings on the 0z NAM and don't see the funky profile in the lowest km anymore...so its much steeper with the llvl lapse rates. Hell this even looks better in terms of tornado risk, especially early on when storms are discrete and organizing into a line. 

[SJonesWX]

You should all know that starting this thread is the kiss of death for anything exciting 

[Torch Tiger]

13 minutes ago, SJonesWX said:

You should all know that starting this thread is the kiss of death for anything exciting 

Mine are bulletproof. Talk to me tomorrow when your roof is in Epsom