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Pattern Anaphylactic August
- Thread starter Tarheel1
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Brick Tamland
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Not sure, but that's what RAH said.
I would love for the radar to look likethatI mean this looks like a classic SD/RC rain shield split job here .03 so far..... still one more shot incoming
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SD likes a green lawn. I'm just jealous and bitter. ?
Brent
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day 1 of the heat wave here... I'm already done lol
bring on fall
no real drought here either(we had a ton of rain in the spring and early summer which has up til now kept a lid on the heat) but August is our driest month so dry isn't really a surprise
bring on fall
no real drought here either(we had a ton of rain in the spring and early summer which has up til now kept a lid on the heat) but August is our driest month so dry isn't really a surprise
pcbjr
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May 20th to September 20th, I know just the place ... bring your mold gear ... and antihistamines ...
I've now had .06 in 15 days, not a drought but as SD said not wet either
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I think this week proves that teleconnections don't mean a whole lot in the Summer months.
We got a -NAO/+PNA right now and we're still seeing above average temps.
We got a -NAO/+PNA right now and we're still seeing above average temps.
pcbjr
Member
Ping ... Pong ...
That's brutal I've at least been able to put together a respectable but still below normal total over the last 2 weeks
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Brick Tamland
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SPC says there's still a threat for severe storms.
Mesoscale Discussion 1667
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
0225 PM CDT Wed Aug 07 2019
Areas affected...Eastern North Carolina and eastern Virginia
Concerning...Severe Thunderstorm Watch 560...
Valid 071925Z - 072030Z
The severe weather threat for Severe Thunderstorm Watch 560
continues.
SUMMARY...The severe weather threat continues in watch 560.
DISCUSSION...A cluster of storms has developed from northern North
Carolina into southeast Virginia. These storms will continue to move
east into an environment with around 2500 J/kg MLCAPE. Effective
shear around 35-40 knots per area VWPs will continue to support
storm organization. Relatively weak mid-level lapse rates should
continue to limit the hail threat to only a few isolated reports.
RAX and AKQ VWP show weak flow below 4 km which is likely why severe
winds have also been somewhat limited up to this point. However,
sub-severe damaging winds remain a threat through the afternoon and
evening with an isolated threat for severe wind gusts from any
stronger storms.
Mesoscale Discussion 1667
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
0225 PM CDT Wed Aug 07 2019
Areas affected...Eastern North Carolina and eastern Virginia
Concerning...Severe Thunderstorm Watch 560...
Valid 071925Z - 072030Z
The severe weather threat for Severe Thunderstorm Watch 560
continues.
SUMMARY...The severe weather threat continues in watch 560.
DISCUSSION...A cluster of storms has developed from northern North
Carolina into southeast Virginia. These storms will continue to move
east into an environment with around 2500 J/kg MLCAPE. Effective
shear around 35-40 knots per area VWPs will continue to support
storm organization. Relatively weak mid-level lapse rates should
continue to limit the hail threat to only a few isolated reports.
RAX and AKQ VWP show weak flow below 4 km which is likely why severe
winds have also been somewhat limited up to this point. However,
sub-severe damaging winds remain a threat through the afternoon and
evening with an isolated threat for severe wind gusts from any
stronger storms.
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Brick Tamland
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Mostly sunny here now. Setting the stage for another round of storms?
I doubt it. The spc mesoanalysis says there is a good amount of mlcape left over the area but any updraft that has tried to get going behind this lead wave and outflow boundary has died. Its going to take another strong wave to provide enough lift to overcome some subsidence and get things to fire up. Watch the I85 corridor over the next 1-2 hours to see what gets going there, if storms fire and start rolling east maybe we have a chance but I think the more likely scenario is a few isolated storms after dark with the best chance of that being along and south of the outflow from the early day storms
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