FBfolk and dey folk....and most of Middle America Idaho,thru south and north dakota,southern minnesota,iowa,illinois,indiana,ohio,west viriginia and virginia,ohio,pennsylvania,and the tidewaters... it begins..... https://nwschat.weather.gov/lsr/#/201306120400/201306120954/0100 when the page has loaded...click "Real Time", then "Load",blue menu pane on map,click"Radar Reflectivity"Local Storm Reports"(you may also click"Storm Based Warnings",but too much going on"muddies the water"when visualizing"patterns") one of the meteorologist at Weather Channel,commented that the extremely dry,powerful low pressure system that banged in off the SOCAL coast and is the driving force of this mess,is one of the strongest and driest he has seen since he began studying weather...50 years ago 11alive/weather/radar/local/default.aspx click"Layers",click"Satellite N America",crank"Opacity Level"to 10 and center map over the N&S Dakota area, these are the clouds as seen by satellite "THE STORM" is/was near Montana,S&N Dakota state lines and moving ENE,but will be steered more easterly by high pressure entrenched just north and west of the great lakes and energize the aforementioned corridor,driven by a very strong and unusually low level jet stream feed... those long "Bow wave"(reverse"C") radar echoes from Des Moines to just south of St Paul,and westerly,Aberdeen to Sioux Falls(which is beginning to register straight line wind reports(50-71MPH) are cranking and will plow their way east,...yes, this pattern(not THESE particular storms)have the potential to be active thru to the east coast for the next 18-36 hours
Posted on: Wed, 12 Jun 2013 09:56:26 +0000
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