Maybe right after but that’s a nice 35-45kt low level jet showing up, which would transport instability nicelyAlso would it matter that it hits past peak heating?
Maybe right after but that’s a nice 35-45kt low level jet showing up, which would transport instability nicelyAlso would it matter that it hits past peak heating?
Slight risk all of western Carolinas including Wilkes Monday. Leaf season gonna go bye bye
Pretty unusual parameters on the NAM, with tons of low level shear/SRHView attachment 93387View attachment 93388View attachment 93389View attachment 93390
I’m getting linear vibes off this, certainly could be a few supercells tho ahead or in the line given the type of shear we’re dealing with aloft, and about that last thing that’s quite possible towards C NC, models have been trying to hint at some dewpoint minimum somewhere in western/central NCView attachment 93391
I'm just wondering if we get enough shear to offset forcing and divergence aloft to get more of a cellular nature or if this stuff just fires along the PFT and its a linear higher end wind threat with some hail. I'm also thinking there's some chance to barf out an OFB here from the mountain/foothills/west piedmont early on
Oh god. I would love to see what the experimental tornado product is showing for us in day 3Nam 3km coming into range. View attachment 93392View attachment 93393View attachment 93394View attachment 93395
Yeah I think the real chance of getting supercells will be immediately east of the mountains into the western piedmont during the early stages of the event.I’m getting linear vibes off this, certainly could be a few supercells tho ahead or in the line given the type of shear we’re dealing with aloft, and about that last thing that’s quite possible towards C NC, models have been trying to hint at some dewpoint minimum somewhere in western/central NCView attachment 93399View attachment 93401
Yeah modernweeniemodernweeniemodernweeniemodernweeniemodernweeniemodernweenieYeah I think the real chance of getting supercells will be immediately east of the mountains into the western piedmont during the early stages of the event.