SEVERE WEATHER INFORMATION outlooks & short term

Group Options

Photo Albums

No album created yet.

Videos

The 2011 Hurricane Season in 4.5 minutes 04:42
515 views
2011-11-29 21:53:34

Events

No event created yet.
SEVERE WEATHER INFORMATION  outlooks & short term
Group Information
Category:
Name:
SEVERE WEATHER INFORMATION outlooks & short term
Created:
Monday, 28 November 2011
Administrator:

Description

SEVERE WEATHER INCLUDING TORNADOES SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS AND WINTER STORMS

DEAN D DAVISON- SEVERE WEATHER CO LEAD

MIKE DEFINO - SEVERE WEATHER CO LEAD

Announcements

Wednesday, 14 December 2011 by Dean D Davison

Good Afternoon Everyone

Well We are looking at the latest data this morning and a few things have changed in the potental for severe weather . First off The one piece of energy has moved quicker then expected and a secondary piece now located south of az may not get in the plains for the main potental time for the moisture to occur and above that the surface energy which would have set the tornadic potental going is accelerating ne quickly and will be in the great lakes by evening , which has taken alot of the shear that would go with the jetstreak away so potental for tornadoes have dropped . Hail and damaging winds will now be the main threat to the midwest states this afternoon . All tho the large scale tornado threat has diminished , isolated tornadoes and gustnados may occur in the texas ok arkansas area this afternoon

 

 

DEWPOINTS WHERE ARE THEY AT THIS HR ... ABOVE 60 is RIPE FOR STORM INITIATION

 

so areas like austin dallas and ft worth are in the mid 60s dewpoint with SE wind meaning the llj is pumping moisture in

 

 

 

SURFACE DATA

 

alt

 

A SSE WIND OR SE WIND SHOWS THE LOW LEVEL JET . WHERE THAT BUMPS UP AGAINST A WESTERN WIND COMPONENT IS THE BEST LOCATION FOR SEVERE WEATHER

 

 

 

Beyond today the severe weather calms down . stay with liveweatherblogs.com for latest weather info

 

Dean D Davison

 

Sr Staff Met /Admin

 

Tuesday, 13 December 2011 by Dean D Davison

Blogs

appriciate that . i read your blogs . i enjoy them also . ill prob update this blog .. easier to just edit and go and put a time on it tha t i updated
Created by Dean D Davison on Friday, 17 May 2013
Last reply by Dean D Davison
This situation has hail written all over it, (the block is making all kinds of things happen).
Created by Mike DeFino on Tuesday, 07 May 2013
Last reply by John Manetta
Okay Dean.... good to see ya there first off!!! Wowy.... What kind of a BLOCK is this???? Wow flow is coming down the East coast from the far reaches of the North Atlantic... and the flow going from the Northeastern Gulf to Minneapolis wow!!! The temperature annomolies are amazing too at one point this evening Buffalo is 77 and Kansas City is 36 that's incredible!!!
Created by Dean D Davison on Friday, 03 May 2013
Last reply by Kevin Reilly
Hey Mike, what are your thoughts on the possibility of this cold pool of air, caused by a line of thunderstorms, dense/heavy as it is, taking the paths of least resistance, (valleys/flattest of land), blown eastward by the outflow boundary along with the ofb causing eastward progression of air contributing to the formation of a lee side Appalachian trough. I mention this because less heating generally causes the pressure falls to be further east of the mountains. Furthermore, the flow is favorable for such a situation, along with the fact that there will also be downsloping and heating of air on the lee side. This will likely cause a situation where the cold pool of air that you've mentioned lifts the downsloped heated air. Divergence generally increases east of the mountains with these lee side troughs (vorticity as well) and as you know, that increases lift. Surface heating on the lee side is not awful but not great and in the past we've seen a deeper trough on the lee side plain, these lee side App troughs are bigger players during a weaker synoptic flow. All of this being said, if no line of storms form, or a ton of other things that could go wrong do, then nothing will happen, the bust potential is high, but it will be interesting to watch either way.
Created by Mike DeFino on Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Last reply by John Manetta
And as always, I believe that I can speak for all of us when I say that all of our thoughts and prayers are with those that passed away and that were injured within this outbreak, along with their families.
Created by Mike DeFino on Monday, 15 April 2013
Last reply by John Manetta
Yeah .. Interesting for VA friday looks like a better shot for widespread wind event .. We shall see . Great Blog like always mike
Created by Mike DeFino on Tuesday, 16 April 2013
Last reply by Dean D Davison
Created by Mike DeFino on Tuesday, 16 April 2013
  • appriciate that . i read your blogs . i enjoy them also . ill prob update this blog .. easier to just edit and go and put a time on it tha t i updated
    groups.discussion.reply 2 days ago
  • D.D.D.; I absolutely agree with your latest post/write-up, yet another great one as always, I'll comment more later or tomorrow. Thanks again for kee
    groups.discussion.reply 2 days ago
  • Posted a new discussion, Severe Outbreak Ahead
    Good Afternoon .   A severe weather outbreak will be starting up and lasting a few days mainly in the area known as tornado alley.   MISSISSIPP ...
    groups.discussion 2 days ago
  • A chill is moving into the east coast for the next 2 mornings. Severe Weather Will Be back in the forecast for monday across the upper intermountain w ...
    groups.discussion 6 days ago
  • This situation has hail written all over it, (the block is making all kinds of things happen).
    groups.discussion.reply 11 days ago
  • Posted a new discussion, Severe Weather Wednesday
      Greatest threat for severe weather will be in the Southern Plains on Wednesday with the return of convection along the dryline.  Thunderstorms wi ...
    groups.discussion 11 days ago
  • Good Evening Flooding  Rains are going to be spreading across the east coast starting tonight, Areas of major concern are along and east of the blue ...
    groups.discussion 13 days ago
  • Okay Dean.... good to see ya there first off!!! Wowy.... What kind of a BLOCK is this???? Wow flow is coming down the East coast from the far reache
    groups.discussion.reply 15 days ago
  • Good Afternoon Wow we are looking for a long term soaker for the east coast that will likely lead to flooding in the va nc sc ga areas and tn. Rain w ...
    groups.discussion 15 days ago
  • Hey Mike, what are your thoughts on the possibility of this cold pool of air, caused by a line of thunderstorms, dense/heavy as it is, taking the path
    groups.discussion.reply 25 days ago
  • Posted a new discussion, Wednesday Severe Weather
      The situation tomorrow is a cold front moving through from the west.  A building high pressure system off the Southeast coast will be increasing ...
    groups.discussion 26 days ago
  • And as always, I believe that I can speak for all of us when I say that all of our thoughts and prayers are with those that passed away and that were
    groups.discussion.reply 28 days ago


weatherrush


masterthemets
Tuccson Computer Consulting
Tuccson Computer Consulting

Users Login

This is the Log-in area, Please go to the BLOGS for registration.