lake.effect
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Fortune favors the bold. I'm not saying I'm right. I made a prediction, deliberately far in advance, and we'll see if I'm right.Waaaayyy too early to tell. Moderate is pretty likely though.
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Fortune favors the bold. I'm not saying I'm right. I made a prediction, deliberately far in advance, and we'll see if I'm right.Waaaayyy too early to tell. Moderate is pretty likely though.
The 18z NAM taken verbatim definitely would be a high risk worthy day, but 1) it's the NAM just coming into range, and 2) it's the first shorter range model that sees this, we don't have the HRRR or much of the NSSL models in range yet. That being said, with what we've got now, if any day in this upcoming sequence is going high risk, it's Monday imo. Ballsy prediction, but I can see the logic behind it.Fortune favors the bold. I'm not saying I'm right. I made a prediction, deliberately far in advance, and we'll see if I'm right.
I think it could be a decent day before the day, with it probably ending up like yesterday. Definitely not a widespread outbreak however. Also looks like tomorrow is probably also a mesoscale day like today. First outbreak sequence of the year.I would actually argue Sunday isn’t nearly as favorable as it was, even 24 hours ago. That probably makes Monday even more primed in turn.
WoahOf course, the devil's in the details to determine exactly how bad it will be, but Monday certainly has the potential to be on the level of other high-end MS Valley outbreaks of the recent past, such as 3/14/25 and 3/31/23.
Don't you mean 4/2/2025? 4/1 greatly underperformed, while 4/2 ended up performing about as the SPC expected.Monday reminds me also like 4/1/ 25.
Correct sorryWapanucka, Oklahoma, is getting absolutely pounded with hail. Hail up to at least tennis ball-size has been reported, which seems to align well with what GRLevel2's Maximum Expected Hail Size (MEHS) algorithm also shows for that area.
Don't you mean 4/2/2025? 4/1 greatly underperformed, while 4/2 ended up performing about as the SPC expected.