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Was just taking a look at the GFS. The latest GFS brings a really good chance of severe storms into our are on the **latest run**. the latest run indicates MLCAPE valus upwards of 2000j/kg with lifted indices of -6 or less. Surface temps approaching or exceeding the 80f mark. With dewpoints into the 60's. 0-6km bulk shear values of around 50kts may be in place We will have to see becaues alot can change in 9 days just wanted to put this out there
. Will have to see if 18z run stays with this.(just coming out now) If it does I will make another post in this thread
Last edited by davefootball123; 05-02-2011 at 05:25 PM. |
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Ok....18z run is deffenitley less impressive. But still present. Will have to see...
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http://weather.cod.edu/forecast/
Click GFS than pick the desired product. That product is MLCAPE>(Convective Available Potential Energy) |
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Storm Threat still there. Staying pretty consistent on the latest couple of runs
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ALTHOUGH THERE ARE DIFFERENCES IN THE GUIDANCE...THEY DO AGREE THAT
BEGINNING ON SUN/D6...A LARGER SCALE TROUGH WILL DEVELOP ACROSS THE WRN STATES...WITH RIDGING DEVELOPING AHEAD OF THIS TROUGH OVER THE PLAINS STATES. THIS WOULD PORTEND A GREATER SEVERE THREAT...WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF 3-4 CONSECUTIVE DAYS OF SIGNIFICANT SEVERE DEVELOPING FROM THE PLAINS STATES INTO THE MIDWEST BEGINNING ON MON/D7 INTO TUE/D8 AND LIKELY EXTENDING INTO D9. IF TREND IN MODEL GUIDANCE PERSISTS...SEVERE RISK AREAS WILL LIKELY BE FORTHCOMING IN SUBSEQUENT D4-8 OUTLOOKS. ..JEWELL.. 05/03/2011 From the SPC |
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I see what your saying now, thanks for the link.
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Our risk has really gotten less on the latest runs. Seems southwestern ontario still has a chance. But it deffenitley isnt looking as good. Who knows it could change. Keep on the bright side lol. There are still other good parameters favourable . Just not excessive instability that was forecast on previous models. Still some instability with CAPE near 1000j/kg. Shear and helecity parameters as well as other dynamics are still supportive of severe storms. Just not the instablility that was indicated earlier. Then again i was suprised to see 3500j/kg CAPE in southwestern ontario...especially for early May. If Ontario is gonna get CAPE that high it would be in the dead of summer. Anyway, will have to see what 18z run brings today. Will report back later
Last edited by davefootball123; 05-04-2011 at 05:21 PM. |
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from buffalo;
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I was just gonna post this. Our Severe risk appears to be a little later. More Wednesday now. Probably Late afternoon to late Wedensday. The low appears to wait a little to get out this way on the latest runs.
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