That picture is one of those lily pads that I mentioned before. As for weather, Friday maybe... I guess it's left to be seen. No severe language in the forecast, but they are leaving things fairly ambiguous for a possibility "if this, then" type scenarios. So, once again, it's the wait and see game. Fabulous. My patience again is being put to the test.
Hubby said that my photography instructor checked out my blog (oh, btw Hi, PL!), and is tossing around the idea of a story about (as hubby put it) my weather antics... the Dew in print... how funny is that? Maybe then, I'll get a by-line for my pics... (what do you think PL?)
I am seeing our fiscal recovery start to take place after Christmas, so I am feeling much closer to that laptop that I need to be really successful. I have postponed the Highlander acquisition for a little bit... my vehicle has some life left in it, yet...
ta-ta,
~Dewdrop
Wednesday, January 03, 2007
Not severe at all...
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THUNDERSTORMS SHOULD READILY DEVELOP AHEAD OF EJECTING UPPER TROUGH
ReplyDeleteAS IT MOVES ACROSS THE CNTRL/ERN GULF COAST REGION FRIDAY. THE MAIN
CONCERN THIS PERIOD WILL BE THE DEGREE OF BOUNDARY LAYER
RECOVERY/MOISTENING AHEAD OF UPPER TROUGH. MODELS ARE IN GENERAL
AGREEMENT IN TIMING OF UPPER TROUGH NEAR THE AL/GA BORDER BY
06/00Z...ALTHOUGH NAM MODEL IS SOMEWHAT MORE AGGRESSIVE IN
MAINTAINING STRONGER MID LEVEL FLOW INTO THE BASE OF THE TROUGH OVER
THE NRN FL PENINSULA. FORECAST SOUNDINGS ARE QUITE FAVORABLE...IN
REGARDS TO VERTICAL SHEAR...FOR SUPERCELL DEVELOPMENT WITH SFC-6KM
VALUES ON THE ORDER OF 40-50KT. AT THIS TIME WILL MAINTAIN LOW
PROBABILITIES FOR ORGANIZED SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS DUE TO THE
UNCERTAINTY IN BOUNDARY LAYER PARCEL DESTABILIZATION.
HOWEVER...FAVORABLE TRAJECTORIES OFF THE ERN GULF OF MEXICO DO
SUGGEST MODIFIED MARITIME TROPICAL AIRMASS MAY VERY WELL SURGE
INLAND AHEAD OF THIS TROUGH. IF LATER MODEL RUNS CONTINUE TO
SUPPORT THESE TRENDS A SLIGHT RISK WILL LIKELY BE NEEDED TO ADDRESS
THE LIKELIHOOD OF ORGANIZED SUPERCELL DEVELOPMENT.
Enter evil laughter here... looking more exciting...
ReplyDeleteEARLIER CONCERNS OF LIMITED MOISTURE RETURN AHEAD OF RAPIDLY
ReplyDeleteWEAKENING SFC FRONT HAVE SUBSIDED AS IT NOW APPEARS SFC DEW POINTS
OF AT LEAST LOW-MID 60S SHOULD SPREAD INLAND WELL AHEAD OF WIND
SHIFT/CONVECTIVE OUTFLOW...WITH HIGHER VALUES POSSIBLE NEAR THE GULF
COAST. LATEST THINKING IS A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF STRONGLY FORCED
CONVECTION SHOULD BE ONGOING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE PERIOD OVER
AL/FL PANHANDLE. THIS ACTIVITY SHOULD PROPAGATE EWD ACROSS THE
REMAINDER OF NRN FL PENINSULA...AND SRN GA BY 00Z AS WELL DEFINED
SHORTWAVE ENHANCES VERTICAL MOTION FIELD. ADDITIONALLY...IT APPEARS
BOUNDARY LAYER HEATING MAY CONTRIBUTE SUBSTANTIALLY TO
DESTABILIZATION AS LAPSE RATES STEEPEN AHEAD OF MAIN CONVECTIVE
LINE. IT APPEARS SUFFICIENT RECOVERY WILL OCCUR ACROSS THE COASTAL
CAROLINAS FOR STRONG/SEVERE CONVECTION AFTER 00Z. SHEAR PROFILES
CERTAINLY SUPPORT THE POTENTIAL FOR SUPERCELLS...HOWEVER DOMINANT
STORM MODE MAY ACTUALLY BE LINEAR GIVEN THE LIKELIHOOD OF
PROGRESSIVE SQUALL LINE. IF SQUALL LINE IS THE DOMINANT
MODE...DAMAGING WINDS SHOULD BE THE PRIMARY SEVERE THREAT
You wanted it, you got it!!!
Oh yeah!!!
ReplyDelete~Dew