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Junorch obs and discussion 2026


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8 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

It’s better in NNE closer to forcing and 500 temps that aren’t a torch. Never was a debate there. 

You are not paying attention.  Do you not see the isolated supercell to your W on the HRRR fcst I sent?

Very disappointing you are downplaying this event. :thumbsdown:

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31 minutes ago, vortex95 said:

You are not paying attention.  Do you not see the isolated supercell to your W on the HRRR fcst I sent?

Very disappointing you are downplaying this event. :thumbsdown:

West like in Bennington VT or West like Walpole

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Heading back to W MA this morning after moving to TX for business reasons. Could be the most exciting wx I've seen all spring.   With the nino we've had great lapse rates down there several times but hardly any shear.  Now we'll see if the opposite can produce.  Local pockets might be able to come up with a small amount of surface instability in the valley, kind of hope the line shows up a bit later than progged.

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1 hour ago, vortex95 said:

You are not paying attention.  Do you not see the isolated supercell to your W on the HRRR fcst I sent?

Very disappointing you are downplaying this event. :thumbsdown:

Paid plenty attention. Route 2 north is the best south of that hope for  a random cell. Never denied the shear wasn’t there, but coverage was meh. Congrats VT, NH, and ME.

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Here in the seacoast region of NH I’ve learned to take a negative bias for surface based forcing and a significant positive bias for mid level forcing. It didn’t come easy—many beatings—thanks to model guidance hoodwinking on days the sensible weather feels primed for severe…

 

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7 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Especially for convection. I’m more excited when Ray gets 20” and I get 2” vs convection around these parts. Unless it’s a locked in deal. 

Convection just doesn't do much for me because the odds of anything noteworthy at any given location is just so low........I mean, what are the odds one of those rogue cells sets up over MBY....and furthermore, what are the odds said rogue cell offers anything more anomalous than some heavier rain and gusty winds. While the jackpot is inherently elusive, at least during major winter storms the noteworthy significant blanket of snowfall is pretty uniform. That is a worthwhile endeavor relative to the ill-fated summer rendition of pin the convective tail on the weenie.

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2 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

I’m taking the severe risk today legitimately; seems we have all the general players positioned very well. Pretty textbook. Just need to have a good sky clearing after this current round of downpours.

Seems a higher percentage play at your latitude from what I have gathered.

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