HAltschule
EF5
At 10:00 AM EST, the squall line moving across Eastern OH has blown up and already looks quite nasty. SRV scans show winds in excess of 55kts. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is already in effect for that area.
Line should continue to strengthen and become particularly intense as we go through the afternoon hours. I could see a PDS Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued for areas in Central PA east to NYC and Western New England later given the intense dynamics and resultant widespread high wind potential (60-80mph). It's not that often we have temperatures in the mid-60's, DP's in the 57-64 range, a 125 kt mid level wind max and incredible forcing in December. Happy 1st Day of Meteorological winter!!
PS: Much of the Northeast was upgraded to a MODERATE RISK of severe at 13z.
Line should continue to strengthen and become particularly intense as we go through the afternoon hours. I could see a PDS Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued for areas in Central PA east to NYC and Western New England later given the intense dynamics and resultant widespread high wind potential (60-80mph). It's not that often we have temperatures in the mid-60's, DP's in the 57-64 range, a 125 kt mid level wind max and incredible forcing in December. Happy 1st Day of Meteorological winter!!
PS: Much of the Northeast was upgraded to a MODERATE RISK of severe at 13z.
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