Exercise...

[Andrea Griffa]

I posted a surface map of a tornadic supercell that hit NW Italy on august the 29th 2003 and produced an F2 tornado. This is a typical surface setup for tornadic supercell in North Italy.

If someone wants to help me and exercise himself, try to draw down boundaries and fronts.

http://digilander.libero.it/andreblu81/[email protected]@10m%2015Z.gif

 

[Andrea Griffa]

Here is the zone specifically:

http://digilander.libero.it/andreblu81/Immagine.GIF

 

[Steve Miller TX]

Here's my hand analysis. It appears the tornadic supercell was just NE of a surface low along the warm front.

 

[Andrea Griffa]

Here's my hand analysis. It appears the tornadic supercell was just NE of a surface low along the warm front.

[im]http://www.texastailchaser.com/temp/sfc.gif[/im]

Nice work Steve..The tornadic supercell was just in that position, along the boundary with the best combination of high dews, high SRH and low LFC, like from Jon Davies studies: