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Napril 2026 Discussion/Obs


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1 hour ago, vortex95 said:

Reports from ME/NH/VT absolutely spectacular LTG show for April this evening, and still going strong Downeast ME as I type this!  Find me an event in April w/ more CGs in several hours in New England!

I checked the mid-level lapse rates plots on the NAM, nothing special, but that is 700-500.  If you look at 750-600 on the soundings, they were as high as 7.0 C/km. so there you go. MUCAPE ahead of the SQLN were as high 1500, most of it elevated.  0-6 km shear 50-60 kt.

Even CoastalWx *has* to be impressed!  He recalls the crazy LTG shows that overnight in Feb 2016 RI/SE MA?

Basically a ring of fire in April this week.  Strong ridge SEUS and direct feed flow straight from Plains to put an EML into NEUS.  BDF?, no problem!

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Sign me up for this all summer. Bring back thunderstorms! Also, bring back nocturnal light shows. We talk about this often, but nocturnal t-storms of the early 2000s definitely shaped my passion for weather. 

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5 hours ago, vortex95 said:

Reports from ME/NH/VT absolutely spectacular LTG show for April this evening, and still going strong Downeast ME as I type this!  Find me an event in April w/ more CGs in several hours in New England!

I checked the mid-level lapse rates plots on the NAM, nothing special, but that is 700-500.  If you look at 750-600 on the soundings, they were as high as 7.0 C/km. so there you go. MUCAPE ahead of the SQLN were as high 1500, most of it elevated.  0-6 km shear 50-60 kt.

Even CoastalWx *has* to be impressed!  He recalls the crazy LTG shows that overnight in Feb 2016 RI/SE MA?

Basically a ring of fire in April this week.  Strong ridge SEUS and direct feed flow straight from Plains to put an EML into NEUS.  BDF?, no problem!

cg1.jpg

cg2.jpg

Meh

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3 hours ago, Chrisrotary12 said:

Sign me up for this all summer. Bring back thunderstorms! Also, bring back nocturnal light shows. We talk about this often, but nocturnal t-storms of the early 2000s definitely shaped my passion for weather. 

We’re done for the season 

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