Chad Ringley
Figured I would post this since no one else has and I plan on spotting/chasing in the RAH Warning area today...
Extremely conducive setup for tornadoes and even supercell structures in NC/VA where low level flow remains backed, sfc dwps are approaching 77-80F, and winds at mid levels are veering to the SW with a 55kt speed max.
Two convective lines in NC/VA have several cells with rotation and a few have already produced tornadoes, namely in Madison, VA, where law enforcement has reported damage.
I'm sitting in the RDU area at my research lab (new grad student at NC State) and I'm going to try my hand at chasing on the East Coast today. Rain wrapped cells moving NNE at 35mph sounds like a GREAT chasing enviornment to me :shock:
SPC has upgraded to MDT and 15% tornado....and several of us grad students are going ot head out and spot/chase.
Extremely conducive setup for tornadoes and even supercell structures in NC/VA where low level flow remains backed, sfc dwps are approaching 77-80F, and winds at mid levels are veering to the SW with a 55kt speed max.
Two convective lines in NC/VA have several cells with rotation and a few have already produced tornadoes, namely in Madison, VA, where law enforcement has reported damage.
I'm sitting in the RDU area at my research lab (new grad student at NC State) and I'm going to try my hand at chasing on the East Coast today. Rain wrapped cells moving NNE at 35mph sounds like a GREAT chasing enviornment to me :shock:
SPC has upgraded to MDT and 15% tornado....and several of us grad students are going ot head out and spot/chase.