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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion


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1 minute ago, vortex95 said:

Well, the say the same thing in the New England forum (I am from the BOS area originally), but they abbreviate it "WGWGTH?!" (why can't we get that here?!).

I saw that with all the respect in the world! I'm so used to us finding a way to fail at just about any sensible weather that I doubt anything is legit until it's on our doorstep.

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40 minutes ago, yoda said:

Granted this was over an hour ago... but this isnt too bad looking

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That is a lot of CAPE, and a ton elevated (wide at mid levels).  Not the best EML, but 6.6 C/km 850-500 should do the job to have some solid overnight storms (for once)!

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32 minutes ago, AmericanWxFreak said:

Pretty major uptick in lightning


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Yes CGs density is excellent in nrn WV and wrn MD.  So a night of near constant "flickering" seems likely some locations!  I like the there is OFB  headed for the metro. 

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1 minute ago, jewell2188 said:

Seems cells developing ahead of the main complex. That tells you the environment we have in place. 

Nocturnal tstm development is a different animal than daytime.  Very quick development and not always apparent where exactly it will fire.  Lots of surprises.

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