Friday everything heads east. High wind watches PA/OH.
Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2004 6:32 pm
Well tomorrow everything will shift towards the east with the severe threat lesond but still there from the Lakes down into the central Gulfcoast which spc has these areas in the slight risk for severe weather. Dont take it lightly because besides that i think we will be dealing with a bit more then they are suggesting at spc.
The storm looks to really wound up and in doing so the nws office in Cleveland, OH has already issued High Wind Watches for all of Northern OH and NW PA for tomorrow with winds expected to get up to near 60mph in gust and this isnt considering the added gust that could be seen with any T-Storm development which i think is a good bet which for some odd reason SPC doesnt think at this point will be a problem here. I disagree especially with the storm track and as well all the added fuel including high dew points and temps getting into the low70s up this way. But we will see later tonight when they update again. Only limiting factor could be the cloud cover which we will probably have up this way most of the day.
After this all passes by Friday night the severe threat should be all but gone as the main energy from the storm goes up into Canada.
More on this later. Sorry for the lack of updates today but i have been having problems here with my computer and i am having a hard time loading up the radars and stuff from the nws offices. Getting fixed though
The storm looks to really wound up and in doing so the nws office in Cleveland, OH has already issued High Wind Watches for all of Northern OH and NW PA for tomorrow with winds expected to get up to near 60mph in gust and this isnt considering the added gust that could be seen with any T-Storm development which i think is a good bet which for some odd reason SPC doesnt think at this point will be a problem here. I disagree especially with the storm track and as well all the added fuel including high dew points and temps getting into the low70s up this way. But we will see later tonight when they update again. Only limiting factor could be the cloud cover which we will probably have up this way most of the day.
After this all passes by Friday night the severe threat should be all but gone as the main energy from the storm goes up into Canada.
More on this later. Sorry for the lack of updates today but i have been having problems here with my computer and i am having a hard time loading up the radars and stuff from the nws offices. Getting fixed though