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Note of interest
NWS here in Washington D.C. says the boundry has hung up over the CWA (Northern Virginia). They even state IR data suggests the boundry may be moving slowly back NW. They are watching dewpoints to support this. It does not look like Alex will get a push from the trough. Yesterday between Fredericksburg and Richmond, we had some nasty storms fire up in a boundry created between the prefrontal trough and Alex.
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Re: Note of interest
Lowpressure wrote:It does not look like Alex will get a push from the trough.
I'd say you are very wrong..
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Re: Note of interest
SacrydDreamz wrote:Lowpressure wrote:It does not look like Alex will get a push from the trough.
I'd say you are very wrong..
Then you would be wrong, it is the southwesterly upper levels that will push him out, not the trough.
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