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Pattern June 2022
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Man these cells over the upstate are impressive
Violent cloud to ground lightning
Stout hail core
Everybody southeast of rock hill is getting a new roof ? 
That’s a hail report 
iGRXY
Member
Solid rain the last 2-3 hours here.
JHS
Member
Up to .85 here from a strong storm and light to moderate rain since then. Thankfully not as much wind as I expected with it.
Iceagewhereartthou
Member
Way out there but sustained high heat showing up towards the middle of the month on the GFS the past couple of runs. I really hope this is overdone or folds completely!
JHS
Member
Most likely overdone and by 5-10 degrees unless something has changed with the model lately.Way out there but sustained high heat showing up towards the middle of the month on the GFS the past couple of runs. I really hope this is overdone or folds completely!
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The op may be over heating at 2m which it has a tendency to do. That said the 12z gefs so far and the 0z eps means support a hotter pattern after D10 with the west to east elongated ridge axis and warm 850s being directed into the region.Way out there but sustained high heat showing up towards the middle of the month on the GFS the past couple of runs. I really hope this is overdone or folds completely!
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That was a beautiful 12z GFS run...
Also that's a respectable look on Friday and Saturday for a real late season severe event Friday and Saturday. We might be a little low on shear but man it doesn't look bad
Will have to watch that Wednesday - Friday period here. Could get some ridge-riding MCS.
This is a good way to get a heat wave in the SE. Squeeze the SW/4 corners ridge east then expand the ridge center and lock it in over the SE. Oof
DFW made it to 83*F yesterday.
The Fort Worth side of the Metroplex and the far southern suburbs actually saw flash flooding with several inches of rain yesterday as nearly stationary thunderstorms blew up with the remnant MCV moving through. We only got light stratiform rain from it here
The Fort Worth side of the Metroplex and the far southern suburbs actually saw flash flooding with several inches of rain yesterday as nearly stationary thunderstorms blew up with the remnant MCV moving through. We only got light stratiform rain from it here
Holy crap 100mph micriburst
