NickSeyour
EF1
I wanted to post this in the forecasts and nowcasts section but it would'nt let me so whatever I'll post it here.
Despite a near perfect forecast for the New England I am getting more and more visitors from outside the six states and in that area some concerns arise. We’ll be watching the severe weather potential Friday afternoon for parts of the south central US. Cool dry air from New Mexico and Mexico will collide with warm and wet air from the Gulf of Mexico. This will set up a battle zone which so often in turn means severe weather will erupt. What put’s a burr in my bonnet however, is that the dew points will be relatively low in the 60’s. This usually would not fuel severe weather and ruin a potential outbreak. On the other hand we just had a severe outbreak in North Carolina with dew points in the 50’s. So who knows … maybe this season the norm will be for low dew point severe wx outbreaks?
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Despite a near perfect forecast for the New England I am getting more and more visitors from outside the six states and in that area some concerns arise. We’ll be watching the severe weather potential Friday afternoon for parts of the south central US. Cool dry air from New Mexico and Mexico will collide with warm and wet air from the Gulf of Mexico. This will set up a battle zone which so often in turn means severe weather will erupt. What put’s a burr in my bonnet however, is that the dew points will be relatively low in the 60’s. This usually would not fuel severe weather and ruin a potential outbreak. On the other hand we just had a severe outbreak in North Carolina with dew points in the 50’s. So who knows … maybe this season the norm will be for low dew point severe wx outbreaks?
Want more details and use the rest of our sites features? Visit the internets rated #1 best website for forecasts and we recently were featured on another site for our storm chases. To view our site click the link below:
http://thenewenglandweatherlife.ning.com