Tornado, Severe Storm Threat Increasing, Storm Chase Is
November 30, 2008 by Jeff Gammons
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Severe Weather Threat Increasing For Central Florida Today -
- Additional Tornado Watch #939 Issued For Much of Central Florida
SPC-DISCUSSION…LINE OF STORMS WITH EMBEDDED BOW ECHOES AND SUPERCEL STRUCTURES WILL CONTINUE EAST THROUGH THE NRN AND CNTRL FL PENINSULA THIS AFTERNOON. THE ATMOSPHERE DOWNSTREAM ACROSS THE FL PENINSULA WILL CONTINUE TO DESTABILIZE WITH DIABATIC HEATING AND INCREASING LOW LEVEL DEWPOINTS SUPPORTING MLCAPE FROM 500 TO 1000 J/KG. HODOGRAPHS AND VERTICAL SHEAR PROFILES WILL REMAIN FAVORABLE FOR SUPERCELLS AND BOWING STRUCTURES AHEAD OF EWD ADVANCING UPPER TROUGH SUPPORTED BY STRONG SWLY LOW AND MID LEVEL JETS. ISOLATED DAMAGING WIND AND TORNADOES WILL BE THE PRIMARY THREATS.
Florida Storm Chase Is On – Chase Status Active
Wind shear continues to increase, under full sun, and moisture continues to surge northward from the Florida Keys and Caribbean, and all this is helping to set the stage for strong to severe storms ahead of the line developing in the next few hours and continuing into the evening hours tonight. The better severe storm, and / or rotating storms looks to be from about Orlando southward into deep South Florida today, where better heating and moisture are in place. I’ll be chasing today within this area looking for more discrete storm cells well out ahead of the main pre-frontal trough “squall line” from about south-central Florida into deep southern Florida this afternoon.
Stay tuned for further updates on this late Fall season severe weather setup over Florida.
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