STORM2K

http://cheget.msrc.sunysb.edu/loop/36km.slp.html

MESOETA - 24hr and 33hr
http://www.atmos.albany.edu/gopher-loca ... a06F24.gif

http://www.atmos.albany.edu/gopher-loca ... a06F33.gif

Pretty much all the guidance are in agreement with a very deep NEG TILTed Bombing of this low with the MM5's solution the strongest (and deepest).

Severe weather looking more likely from the Carolinas northward into Southern Pennsylvania today.

I am definitely watching for the potential for strong winds, heavy rain and severe weather in my area this evening. :o Hopefully, there will be no damage.

I don't hope for major damage. I do however hope that one of the trees out in front of my house falls on my phone line. Verizon won't change my antiquated lines unless they are cut or damaged somehow. My internet connection maxes out at 26.4Kbps. SLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This could be my lucky day. :o

Stormsfury wrote:http://cheget.msrc.sunysb.edu/loop/36km.slp.html

MESOETA - 24hr and 33hr
http://www.atmos.albany.edu/gopher-loca ... a06F24.gif

http://www.atmos.albany.edu/gopher-loca ... a06F33.gif

Pretty much all the guidance are in agreement with a very deep NEG TILTed Bombing of this low with the MM5's solution the strongest (and deepest).

Severe weather looking more likely from the Carolinas northward into Southern Pennsylvania today.

Check out the helicity over Upstate NY. GeezLouise :o
OVC for much of the Mid-Atlantic so I'm banking on a diminished TOR threat (except Ohio/w PA and WV) but Eta's 200mb puts western VA/NC under right entrance so some SVR does seem likely.

MAN! I wish it was April!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Scott

Check out the helicity over Upstate NY. GeezLouise :o

I'm not sure what this means but it sounds bad I'm in Upstate NY, east of Lake Ontario...what should I expect?

Here's the outlook for Southern New Jersey... :o

Severe Weather Alert from the National Weather Service

...SEVERE WEATHER OUTLOOK... CORRECTED NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOUNT HOLLY NJ 1201 PM EDT TUE OCT 14 2003
... DAMAGING WINDS AND HEAVY RAIN POSSIBLE FROM LATE THIS EVENING INTO THE EARLY MORNING HOURS OF WEDNESDAY...

THE POTENTIAL EXISTS LATE THIS EVENING AND OVERNIGHT FOR SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS TO DEVELOP ESPECIALLY OVER PARTS OF MARYLAND, ALL OF DELAWARE, SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY AND SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA. HOWEVER, OTHER AREAS MAY ALSO EXPERIENCE DAMAGING WINDS CARRIED TO THE GROUND FROM HEAVY SHOWERS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THUNDERSTORMS.

LOW PRESSURE WILL CONTINUE TO RAPIDLY DEVELOP OVER THE OHIO VALLEY THIS AFTERNOON AND WILL RACE INTO EASTERN CANADA OVERNIGHT. ITS ASSOCIATED COLD FRONT WILL REACH THE COAST LATER TONIGHT.

AHEAD OF AND WITH THE COLD FRONT, STRONG GUSTY WINDS AND SOME HEAVY RAIN, AND EVEN A FEW THUNDERSTORMS, ARE LIKELY TO PASS THROUGH THE REGION. WITH THE STRONG GUSTY WINDS ACCOMPANYING THE FRONT, THE DOWNING OF SOME TREES, ALONG WITH SCATTERED POWER OUTAGES, IS POSSIBLE ACROSS PORTIONS OF THE REGION. IN CASES LIKE THIS, THE STRONG DAMAGING WINDS USUALLY OCCUR SHORTLY AFTER THE ONSET OF HEAVY RAIN.

AREA RESIDENTS SHOULD BE AWARE THAT THESE POTENT COLD FRONTS IN THE AUTUMN AND SPRING TRANSITION SEASONS OFTEN PRODUCE LOCALLY STRONG OR SPOTTY SEVERE WEATHER.

BEHIND THE FRONT, GUSTY WINDS FROM THE WEST AND NORTHWEST ARE EXPECTED ON WEDNESDAY AS THE LOW INTENSIFIES OVER EASTERN CANADA. AT THIS TIME, WINDS ARE ANTICIPATED TO BE SUSTAINED AROUND 30 MPH, WITH GUSTS REACHING NEAR 50 MPH. DUE TO THE SUSTAINED WINDS EXPECTED, A HIGH WIND ADVISORY MAY BE ISSUED LATER TODAY FOR WEDNESDAY.

HEAVY RAIN IS LIKELY FOR MOST AREAS WITH SOME ISOLATED 2 TO 3 INCHES BY WEDNESDAY MORNING. THIS WILL CAUSE PONDING ON SOME ROADWAYS AND SMALLER STREAMS AND CREEKS WILL BE MONITORED FOR THE POTENTIAL FOR RAPID RISES AND POSSIBLE FLOODING....


Well, we haven't had a good thunderstorm in awhile!!!!

WOOHOO...this is going to be FUN!!!!