Dean Meece
Rookie here, but is Western Massachusetts actually shaping up to have some good potential for some activity Tuesday, maybe not tornados, but super cells? I do see the mid level jet decreasing in the models, but all the other products are lining up with good moisture, good southern surface winds, good mid level western winds (good sheer) good ML and SB Cape, good convective ingredients - at least by my weak understanding of how to read all the various plots.
Go easy on me please! I've been studying/re-re-reading chapter four of Tim Vasquez's "Storm Chasing Handbook", his "Art of Storm Chasing" video, Mike Hollingshead’s "Storm Structure" and I've been lurking here for about a year or more. I am desperately trying to get a grasp on forecasting. Trying to study the maps and models the night before to look for the right ingredients. I see a lot of stuff that is required, but what is there that "shouldn't be".
Thank you for any pointers.
Go easy on me please! I've been studying/re-re-reading chapter four of Tim Vasquez's "Storm Chasing Handbook", his "Art of Storm Chasing" video, Mike Hollingshead’s "Storm Structure" and I've been lurking here for about a year or more. I am desperately trying to get a grasp on forecasting. Trying to study the maps and models the night before to look for the right ingredients. I see a lot of stuff that is required, but what is there that "shouldn't be".
Thank you for any pointers.
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