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Severe WX Severe Weather Threat June 6-14


DEVELOP ALONG THE FRONT AND NEAR THE MODIFYING BOUNDARY. STRONGLY
SHEARED PROFILES WILL SUPPORT INITIAL SUPERCELLS CAPABLE OF LARGE
HAIL AND TORNADOES (A FEW OF WHICH MAY BE STRONG TO INTENSE). THERE
REMAINS SOME UNCERTAINTY IN WHERE THE PLACEMENT OF THE BOUNDARY WILL
BE AND HOW LONG DISCRETE SUPERCELL STORM MODES CAN BE MAINTAINED. IT
IS POSSIBLE THAT A CORRIDOR OF HIGHER TORNADO POTENTIAL WILL BECOME
CLEAR WITH NEED TO INCLUDE HIGHER PROBABILITIES AS DETAILS BECOME
CLEARER IN FURTHER OUTLOOK UPDATES.
 
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Nah just a complex forecast ahead with many factors to consider. For example, overall a very volatile environment but with weak low level lapse rates and uncertainties about how things will evolve.

Edit: Not even a moderate, staying with enhanced.
 
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Welcome back 45% wind probs:
Angry Season 4 GIF by The Office
 
I would've stayed 10CIG2 but they have enough confidence it seems already for a potentially significant event. The discussion is focused on the MCS mostly which is odd. The summary does mention strong tornadoes but yet the forecast discussion itself doesn't.
 
I would've stayed 10CIG2 but they have enough confidence it seems already for a potentially significant event. The discussion is focused on the MCS mostly which is odd. The summary does mention strong tornadoes but yet the forecast discussion itself doesn't.
Wouldn't be surprised if that 45% gets moved further eastward into most of north central Northern IN and Southern MI if we're just baked with sun all day and no precipitation. Currently here in Middlebury IN , sun is out.
 
12z hrrr now showing multiple discrete OWS supercells well out ahead of the cold front. It’ll be interesting to see if this is a fluke run or not.
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Was about to post that. If this isn't a fluke, that 10% or heck a 10% CIG2, would definitely have to be moved eastward into IWX (Northern Indiana).
 
12z hrrr now showing multiple discrete OWS supercells well out ahead of the cold front. It’ll be interesting to see if this is a fluke run or not.
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It's a robust run. One supercell at 21z in NW IL that would probably hold the best tor threat of the day and then significant tornadoes if prefrontals sustain ahead of the line. With the line producing fairly significant winds and many tornadoes.

Wouldn't rule it out being a possibility. Still I'm convinced this should've stayed 10CIG2.
 
The MCS just passed us a while ago but it is still extremely windy. I'm guessing this is because due east about 1-2 counties there is a massive bow echo.
 
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