Steven_1974
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The May 1989 outbreak had unseasonably warm temperatures in the days leading up to it... much like what is being indicated next week
I don't even want to think about May 5th, 1989 at 8:32pm in Winston-Salem that day.
The May 1989 outbreak had unseasonably warm temperatures in the days leading up to it... much like what is being indicated next week
Can you explain what EML does in regards to the formation and maintaining of severe storms
I forgot how beautiful severe weather is .. I’ve seen these maps 100s of times and they never get old
That's really something. Then it'll be 183 in OctoberBro just why, we can’t get this ish in winter but so easily in April and May View attachment 82634
So much cape to work with ... these will be quite the storms to look at ... other thing is models usually ramp cape up as you get closer .. this is still in medium range .. jeezThis look could easily become a legitimate tornado setup View attachment 82627View attachment 82628View attachment 82630View attachment 82631View attachment 82632
Still we probably wouldn’t go frost even with this but it may be chilly !Horrible View attachment 82635
No we would get very dry again with that deep vortex over us lolStill we probably wouldn’t go frost even with this but it may be chilly !
No we would get very dry again with that deep vortex over us lol
It’s ------- ass, useless ---- cold shot can suck my left nut, best walking weather tho
We usually get one chilly shot in May. That could be the one. Then.... summer full speed ahead
Still will get low 80-60s.
Rain cooled air?
I mean there's no way out with another -nao. Best hope is a flatter western ridge stalled front/severe