The Severe T-Storm watch has been extended to another Nova Scotia county in the last hour. Chasers are reporting heaving rain, hail and the odd funnel cloud. The Radar shows scattered cells around. Quite a bit of rain in one area.
CO is not related to the Great Lakes event - that'd get its own thread.
Back home - dew points into the mid-60's now in SW Mich, nice southerly winds ahead of the front and west-southwest behind it over WI. Not bad setup. RUC showing better lapse rates than earlier forecasts.
18Z RUC shows pretty good increase in moisture convergence around 00-03Z across lower MI, with lapse rates steepening... Instability and wind fields still looking good, just need to watch the VIS loop and radar....
Severe Thunderstorm warnings have been issued for northern Nova Scotia. Heavy rain and hail in excess of 2 centimetres in diameter have been reported. Wind gusts at about 90km/h have also been reported. However it looks like the storms are dying out.
Hail in Nova Scotia? That's a bit unusual isn't it? Then again Nova Scotia gets all kinds of crazy weather... radar image looks pretty tame right now even though severe thunderstorm watches are up for both Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
Yeah, but I think the potential for anything big is pretty much gone. What a waste of good August wind fields! If it wasn't for the previous storm system (another bust), maybe there would have been more low level moisture to work with...
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