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Tell me what you think of my Weather Experiment Numbers.

Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2003 3:42 pm
by MonsoonDude
This is an Experimental Project for these areas only. This is for today, August 15th 2003. The
descriptions show the percent of severe potential. 100% being the most it can get, 0% being the least.
at the bottom of each column, it shows a line of numbers with percents. some have a plus sign , and
some have a negative sign. the plus signs show that that severe ingredient MUST BE THERE. at the end
I add up every positive percent, and come up with a percentage. i think take that percentage and
divide it by the most possible percentage of all 6 positve ingredients. I then get the number of
possible severe weather for the day for that area.
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Northeastern Arizona/New Mexico Border. 5pm August 15th, 2003

The air will be Semi Juicy today. 50% YES

The temperature will be 72 degrees with a 55 or higher dewpoint, the air will be fairly unstable. 40% YES

With the 850MB winds being at 30 knots , a Decent Low Level Jet is in place. 60% YES

Southeast Wind at the Surface-YES, Southwest wind at 700MB-YES, Northwest Jet at 300MB-YES

Jet stream Winds at 60 knots, for Small Divergence. 20% YES

500MB winds show Low But Positive Divergence. 20% YES

OUTLOOK for Northeastern Arizona/New Mexico Border storms today.

THE POSITIVES MEAN THAT FACTOR MUST BE THERE FOR SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS. THE NEGATIVE, NOT NEED BUT HELPS

60% YES+
40% YES+
60% YES+
100% YES+
100% YES-
100% YES-
20% YES+
20% YES+

300% all added up. 50% Severe Potential



Could see much of the same thing as yesterday afternoon, but not as bad.
Severe Weather is in slight risk possible.
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TUCSON AREA SEVERE STORM POTENTIAL

The air will be Semi Juicy today. 50% YES

The temperature will be 82 degrees with a 55 or higher dewpoint, the air will be very unstable. 60% YES

With the 850MB winds being at 33 knots , a Decent Low Level Jet is in place. 60% YES

Southeast Wind at the Surface-YES, Southwest wind at 700MB-YES, Northwest Jet at 300MB-YES

Jet stream Winds at 60 knots, for Small Divergence. 20% YES

500MB winds show Low But Positive Divergence. 20% YES

OUTLOOK for Tucson Area storms today.

50% YES+
60% YES+
60% YES+
100% YES+
100% YES-
100% YES-
20% YES+
20% YES+

310% all added up. 52% Severe Potential
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PHOENIX AREA STORM POTENTIAL

The air will be Juicy today. 75% YES

The temperature will be 87 degrees with a 55 or higher dewpoint, the air will be very unstable. 60% YES

With the 850MB winds being at 34 knots , a Decent Low Level Jet is in place. 60% YES

Southeast Wind at the Surface-YES, Southwest wind at 700MB-YES, Northwest Jet at 300MB-YES

Jet stream Winds at 60 knots, for Small Divergence. 20% YES

500MB winds show Low But Positive Divergence. 20% YES

OUTLOOK for Phoenix Area storms today.

75% YES+
60% YES+
60% YES+
100% YES+
100% YES-
100% YES-
20% YES+
20% YES+

335% all added up. 56% Severe Potential
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Coachella Valley, Southern California.

The air will be Juicy today. 75% YES

The temperature will be 101 degrees with a 55 or higher dewpoint, the air will be incredibly unstable. 100% YES

With the 850MB winds being at 38 knots , a Decent Low Level Jet is in place. 60% YES

Southeast Wind at the Surface-YES, Southwest wind at 700MB-YES, Northwest Jet at 300MB-YES

Jet stream Winds at 30 knots, for Small Divergence. 20% YES

500MB winds show Low But Positive Divergence. 20% YES

COACHELLA VALLEY STORM POTENTiAL

75% YES+
100% YES+
60% YES+
100% YES+
100% YES-
100% YES-
20% YES+
20% YES+

375% all added up. and 62% Severe Potential
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So out of these areas, the Coachella Valley storms will most likely be the most severe with 62%
potential that the storms will become Severe.

Kevin Martin

Posted: Sat Aug 16, 2003 2:32 pm
by MonsoonDude
This is an Experimental Project for these areas only. This is for today, August 16th 2003. The
descriptions show the percent of severe potential. 100% being the most it can get, 0% being the least.
at the bottom of each column, it shows a line of numbers with percents. some have a plus sign , and
some have a negative sign. the plus signs show that that severe ingredient MUST BE THERE. at the end
I add up every positive percent, and come up with a percentage. i think take that percentage and
divide it by the most possible percentage of all 6 positve ingredients. I then get the number of
possible severe weather for the day for that area.
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Eastern Arizona/New Mexico Border.

The air will be Semi Juicy today. 50% YES

The temperature will be 72 degrees with a 55 or higher dewpoint, the air will be fairly unstable. 40% YES

With the 850MB winds being at 21 knots , a Marginal Low Level Jet is in place. 40% YES

Southeast Wind at the Surface-YES, Southwest wind at 700MB-YES, Northwest Jet at 300MB-YES

Jet stream Winds at 30 knots, for Small Divergence. 20% YES

500MB winds show Low But Positive Divergence. 20% YES

OUTLOOK for Northeastern Arizona/New Mexico Border storms today.

THE POSITIVES MEAN THAT FACTOR MUST BE THERE FOR SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS. THE NEGATIVE, NOT NEED BUT HELPS

50% YES+
40% YES+
40% YES+
100% YES+
100% YES-
100% YES-
20% YES+
20% YES+

270% all added up. 45% Severe Potential
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TUCSON AREA SEVERE STORM POTENTIAL

The air will be Semi Juicy today. 50% YES

The temperature will be 90 degrees with a 55 or higher dewpoint, the air will be Extremly unstable. 80% YES

With the 850MB winds being at 31 knots , a Decent Low Level Jet is in place. 60% YES

Southeast Wind at the Surface-YES, Southwest wind at 700MB-YES, Northwest Jet at 300MB-YES

Jet stream Winds at 60 knots, for Small Divergence. 20% YES

500MB winds show Low But Positive Divergence. 20% YES

OUTLOOK for Tucson Area storms today.

50% YES+
80% YES+
60% YES+
100% YES+
100% YES-
100% YES-
20% YES+
20% YES+

330% all added up. 55% Severe Potential
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PHOENIX AREA STORM POTENTIAL

The air will be Juicy today. 75% YES

The temperature will be 94 degrees with a 55 or higher dewpoint, the air will be extremly unstable. 80% YES

With the 850MB winds being at 32 knots , a Decent Low Level Jet is in place. 60% YES

Southeast Wind at the Surface-YES, Southwest wind at 700MB-YES, Northwest Jet at 300MB-YES

Jet stream Winds at 81 knots, for Marginal Divergence. 40% YES

500MB winds show Low But Positive Divergence. 20% YES

OUTLOOK for Phoenix Area storms today.

75% YES+
80% YES+
60% YES+
100% YES+
100% YES-
100% YES-
40% YES+
20% YES+

375% all added up. 63% Severe Potential
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Coachella Valley, Southern California.

The air will be Juicy today. 75% YES

The temperature will be 95 degrees with a 55 or higher dewpoint, the air will be extremly unstable. 80% YES

With the 850MB winds being at 40 knots , a Decent Low Level Jet is in place. 60% YES

Southeast Wind at the Surface-YES, Southwest wind at 700MB-YES, Northwest Jet at 300MB-YES

Jet stream Winds at 20 knots, for Small Divergence. 20% YES

500MB winds show Low But Positive Divergence. 20% YES

COACHELLA VALLEY STORM POTENTiAL

75% YES+
80% YES+
60% YES+
100% YES+
100% YES-
100% YES-
20% YES+
20% YES+

355% all added up. and 59% Severe Potential
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So out of these areas, the Phoenix storms will most likely be the most severe with 63%
potential that the storms will become Severe.

Kevin Martin

Posted: Sat Aug 16, 2003 3:08 pm
by Guest
I for one kinda like them..................Kinda explains how the whole atmosphere is behaving and as well points out what is needed for severe storms..........................Alot of good info there......................How about CAP info?????????

Posted: Sat Aug 16, 2003 7:15 pm
by MonsoonDude
i will have that out tomorrow, along with helicity.

Thanks for your help on the next needed ingredients to add

Kevin