Chase Case #8

[Dan Cook]

Try this one out. Not from the last 3 years.

12z on day of chase:

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850mb

Soundings
Wilmington
Pittsburg

 

[Shane Adams]

May 31, 1985

 

[Dan Cook]

nope

 

[Mike Hollingshead]

November 10, 2002

 

[Dan Cook]

nope

 

[Joel Wright]

I think I'd be heading in the direction of north-central Kentucky near Lexington.

 

[Shane Adams]

I'm heading to Wheeling, WV for a starting point and will wait for further data.

 

[Mike Peregrine]

Yeah - we're definitely going to have to wait on some more data to come in, I'm thinking. Neither sounding showing instability, with lows up and down the board from WV to PA into upstate New York. ... this doesn't really look like a tornado day so much to me so far. Will need some more information ... until then I'll sit on the outer banks and do some fishing.

 

[Nick Bender]

Given the current synoptic situation, obs, and soundings - Think I'll sit around the tristate area of TN/KY/VA; Middlesboro, KY and wait for more data.

 

[Dan Cook]

18z plots:

 

[Mike Hollingshead]

I'll take Frankfort Kentucky please.

 

[Shane Adams]

I'm staying put.

 

[Mike Peregrine]

I quickly reeled in my fishing gear and high-tailed it up to good old Xenia, Ohio. September 20, 2000. Had a tough time with the source of lift on this -

 

[Joel Wright]

I'm grabbing some Taco Bell in Lexington KY..

Although I may have to run to the store shortly and buy something for the indigestion that's going to come later on.... :wink:

 

[nickgrillo]

A cold front extends near the IL and IN border and arcs through southeast MO into northern AR, while a warm front intersects the cold front in northeast IL and curves southeast through OH. A sfc trof also extends from the cf/wf intersection and through central IN.

I'd play an area along just east of the sfc trof/south of the warm front... Near Dayton, OH.