Midnight thoughts on Wednesday. Temper expectations in northern Illinois, especially N of I-80, and far northwestern Indiana. While a few strong tornadoes are probable with initial supercells before things congeal into damaging wind line. Can supercell latch to warm front? TBD.
Or there can be a scenario where the whole line can spin, especially true in far northeastern IL into northern Indiana on top of individual supercells back in north-central IL & far NE MO. Also going in deep detail now is like explaining Tax code to 8yr old, just not right time.
Putting together Tuesday-Thursday severe outlooks in one post here. Only additional note is some severe risk extends down into southeastern Kentucky and western VA as well.
On a real none meme note, I trust StormNet currently more than any model I use. There will be a chance for long-tracked strong-intense tornadoes as long as morning convection doesn't kill the entire event...
Putting together Tuesday-Thursday severe outlooks in one post here. Only additional note is some severe risk extends down into southeastern Kentucky and western VA as well.
While odds of tropical depression or storm has increased, but sensible weather doesn’t change at all from south Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and western Georgia where several inches of rain is expected with locally 12” from Galveston to Lake Charles area.
BREAKING: The first invest of the Atlantic hurricane season has been issued as a tropical threat takes shape in the Gulf. We have more details on The Weather Channel.
Very early stab at Thursday’s severe risk. At this time it doesn’t appear as intense as Wednesday threat, still a few clusters can develop Thu aft/eve from southern MD / WV into Virginia that produce damaging winds and isolated hail.
Been a while since I wrote a blog. This post goes in detail about upcoming severe weather events during the Midweek period.
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Brief summary for Wednesday is morning storm may play some spoilers, but severe event looks likely in middle Ohio Valley during evening / overnight hours before weakening by Thu AM. Highest large hail / tornado risk in MO / IL while damaging wind threat is more widespread.
I had drawn this earlier this morning but forgot to post it. A sneaky severe weather event is possible in northern Indiana / central Michigan on Tuesday PM. Some sort of showers and storms are expected pretty much everywhere except far E KY / E OH. Will see if svr risk expand SW.
That's a good catch right there on the sounding. There is a window between 11am - 4pm on Wed before the shortwave lifts away from the area. This is the same thing which Michigan and northern Indiana will deal with tomorrow afternoon.
Wednesday is starting to have my attention across eastern PA through NJ and up through NYC. Wouldn't be surprised to see a marginal from the SPC when the new Day 3 outlook comes out this afternoon.
Just a gentle reminder on severe threat, especially those in the Ohio Valley, don't look so far ahead that you lose focus on what's ahead of you. Reference OHV map below with core states being MI, IL, IN, OH, KY, WV, S WI, & W PA.
The world cup match in Philly ended just in nick of time because we got batch of thunderstorms heading in its direction. These storms are severe now, but likely weaken in severity when its right overhead.