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Pattern Juggernaut June

gawxnative said:
Have a bit of concern with new convection starting to form about 50-60 miles east of main convection...(Near Gadsden AL this morning..
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Bet you $ to donuts, the line fires SE of 85 in SC tomorrow! Seen it too many times! Can enjoy my .002 from our great wet 4 days! 1FDE2E80-2A7E-43B8-8411-1195963579B5.png
 
Definitely don't go to sleep on Saturday if you're in the Carolinas or GA. Keep a close eye on the evolution of the MCS that'll develop upstream over the OH valley tomorrow, could see a legit risk of severe (for wind damage) show up for any one of these locations in successive SPC outlooks.
 
Webberweather53 said:
Definitely don't go to sleep on Saturday if you're in the Carolinas or GA. Keep a close eye on the evolution of the MCS that'll develop upstream over the OH valley tomorrow, could see a legit risk of severe (for wind damage) show up for any one of these locations in successive SPC outlooks.
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Agreed. I like the weekend through maybe Tuesday for summer mcs to roll in but that Saturday mcs is attached to a monster wave.

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Webberweather53 said:
Definitely don't go to sleep on Saturday if you're in the Carolinas or GA. Keep a close eye on the evolution of the MCS that'll develop upstream over the OH valley tomorrow, could see a legit risk of severe (for wind damage) show up for any one of these locations in successive SPC outlooks.
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Seems like that use to be the standard mode for getting damaging storms in NC in the summer......I cant even count the number of times we watched rem MCS storm clusters in OH and KY in the morning dive bomb into big bowing segments over NC in the later afternoon back in the 80-90's, there certainly seems less of that now a days....
 
Downeastnc said:
Seems like that use to be the standard mode for getting damaging storms in NC in the summer......I cant even count the number of times we watched rem MCS storm clusters in OH and KY in the morning dive bomb into big bowing segments over NC in the later afternoon back in the 80-90's, there certainly seems less of that now a days....
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I thought I was the only one that felt this way

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Downeastnc said:
Seems like that use to be the standard mode for getting damaging storms in NC in the summer......I cant even count the number of times we watched rem MCS storm clusters in OH and KY in the morning dive bomb into big bowing segments over NC in the later afternoon back in the 80-90's, there certainly seems less of that now a days....
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SD said:
I thought I was the only one that felt this way

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Same here. Weather today doesn't seem to work like it did back then, either with severe storms or snow.
 
Webberweather53 said:
Definitely don't go to sleep on Saturday if you're in the Carolinas or GA. Keep a close eye on the evolution of the MCS that'll develop upstream over the OH valley tomorrow, could see a legit risk of severe (for wind damage) show up for any one of these locations in successive SPC outlooks.
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Yeah, and the amount is of CAPE that’s gonna be flowing in from are west is gonna be pretty extreme with steep lapse rates and large low level moisture which allows large cape profiles/large Ncape
 
Winds gusted to 35 and heavy rain 1-2” per hour in Wilkes..could tell it was strengthening as it headed east with more thunder
 
BirdManDoomW said:
Winds gusted to 35 and heavy rain 1-2” per hour in Wilkes..could tell it was strengthening as it headed east with more thunder
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Is guess its a matter of location, but everytime we get those storms from the NW they hit hard til about Winston Salem/GSO, then they dissipate as they move into the Triangle. You get wind and wall clouds, think that a major storm is about to hit, then just overcast cumulus clouds remain. They are big time for the Triad area though. What usually gets me here are backdoor cold fronts where the coastal plain/Triangle area get hit and they stay stationary. Triad usually misses out with those.

We talk about how long it has been since a MCS, its been a while since I've seen a backdoor cold front from the NE.
 
long range HRRR so take it FWIW.

HRRR shows an interesting senecio for late tomorrow night into Saturday morning. One MCS comes in late into the overnight over GA and upstate SC. Meanwhile to the north, here comes round 2?EC6F65B3-0B12-46F0-ADEA-0E80F6ACED93.png
 
BufordWX said:
long range HRRR so take it FWIW.

HRRR shows an interesting senecio for late tomorrow night into Saturday morning. One MCS comes in late into the overnight over GA and upstate SC. Meanwhile to the north, here comes round 2?View attachment 20540
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Fingers crossed!
 
Fountainguy97 said:
Beautiful MCS this morning. The outflow makes it all the way to TN from Kansas and Nebraska per the hrrr.

Love these long trackers. Always amazing to see how strong they become.View attachment 20556
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Latest run of the long range HRRR has the MCS making to GA/SC by early tomorrow morning. I bet there are some here that would like that! It should be a interesting day watching this system and seeing where it ultimately goes. 7A9FCABB-91C0-4901-82F6-3B60E62B2AD5.png
 
BufordWX said:
Latest run of the long range HRRR has the MCS making to GA/SC by early tomorrow morning. I bet there are some here that would like that! It should be a interesting day watching this system and seeing where it ultimately goes. View attachment 20558
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Long range HRRR also has this system coming in tomorrow afternoon. This could be the system to watch in GA, but let’s focus on one thing at a time for now.48DC767C-4B02-4F22-A8DE-5CB7455E66FD.png
 
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