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[STORMREPORTS] WeatherAmerica Extreme Wx Headlines For Sunday, May 30

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Date: Sun May 30 2004 - 05:57:00 EDT


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HEADLINES:

Tornado Outbreak, Part 2: Another Rough Day Ahead As Deepening Low Takes Aim
At Midwest And Dixie! Lots Of Rainfall For The Great Lakes, Northeast From
Current System, While New Storm Sequence Over Gulf Of Alaska Poses Threat To U.S.
By Next Weekend

EXPECTED NORTH AMERICA SEVERE OR EXTREME WEATHER NEXT 24 HOURS:
 
with intense convection. See the SEVERE WEATHER OUTLOOK below for details.
Since a blocking situation is set up in the 500MB longwave pattern, I suspect
that the system associated with the tornado outbreak may have a long period
of little movement. That creates a number of problems. For one, the lingering
cold pool over the Upper Midwest will be conditionally unstable, capable of
setting off showers and thunderstorms over parts of the Corn Belt tomorrow and
Tuesday. Another side effect will be the cP/mTw front stalling out from TX into
Appalachia to off the NJ and LI NY coast. Severe weather and flooding rains
may persist in Dixie, with computer models suggesting a dreadful week for the
Northeast as not one but TWO frontal waves take shape and drop copious amounts
of rainfall along the Interstate 95 corridor from N VA into Downeast ME.
As the trough complex relocates toward the eastern half of the nation,
extreme heat will begin to encompass all of the Desert Regions. I do not see a major
warm up from the Pacific Northwest through the northern Rocky Mountains,
since a new storm over the Gulf of Alaska will be poised to move inland. Showers
may become heavier, and temperatures lower as the energy slowly creeps eastward
during the near term.
Short-Range Numerical Weather Prediction Models
(red dot indicates preferred model)
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Tabular NGM and ETA FOUS Output
RUC ETA ETA 06z ETA 18z NGM GFS-5.
RGEM. SREF MM5 CRAS UKMET COAMPS BAMex
Mike Sager's Weather Forecast Model Animator
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SEVERE WEATHER OUTLOOK
(potential for tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail within the next 24
hours)

NUMEROUS Severe Thunderstorms
(Microbursts, Large Hail, Tornadoes)
E TX....E OK....SE KS....C, E MO....C, E IA....SE MN....WI....IL....IN
W, C OH....KY....S WV....SW VA....NC....N SC....N GA....N AL....N MS
TN....AR....N, C LA
STORM CHASER TARGET CITIES: Fort Smith AR, East St. Louis IL

Some Thunderstorms May APPROACH Severe Limits
E SD....E NE....NE KS

(Monday)

ISOLATED Severe Thunderstorms
(Microbursts, Large Hail, Tornadoes)
MD....DC....VA....NC....W SC....N, C GA....C, S AL....C, S MS
C, S LA....Coastal TX

HEAVY RAINFALL OUTLOOK
(potential for an inch or more total rainfall within the next 24 hours)

Numerous Locations In
E AB....SA....MB....E ND....MN....W ONT....Upper MI....WI....IN....IL
KY....OH....S, C WV....SW VA....NC....N SC....N GA....N AL....N MS
TN....AR....N, C LA....E TX....E OK....SE KS....C, E MO....C, E IA
(QPF 1-5")

(Monday)

Numerous Locations In
SA....S MB....C, S ONT....NE MN....N, C WI....MI....E OH....WV ....PA
NJ....DE....MD....DC....VA....NC....W SC....N, C GA....C, S AL....C, S MS
C, S LA....Coastal TX
(QPF 1-5")
 

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