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Conditions

Tracking Severe Storm Risk: Midwest MCC Hits Us Tuesday Morning

NOAA
Severe
Outlook
Forecast

June 13 2022

Monday Morning Update

For the past two days I have mentioned a Mesoscale Convective Complex. That MCC is a hyper energized Low Pressure system that is common in summer patterns. This is when an organized area of severe storms develops on the north side of a Heat Dome or Ridge of High Pressure, which can hold together overnight as it dives around that Ridge to the Southeast.

In today’s case, that is located in the Northern Plains entering the Great Lakes, and will be diving into the Mid Atlantic Tuesday Morning. 

Morning Surface Weather

The MCC is developing between Minneapolis and Chicago today.

 

Morning Satellite Loop: 9 AM to 11 AM

That cluster of storms is the focus for severe storms today, which will will track our way overnight. This will surge with intensity this afternoon and evening.

 

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NOAA Severe Storm Outlook

Chicago to central Ohio is the focus for Enhanced Severe Storm Risk. 

Damaging Winds, Large Hail are likely with a fe tornadoes possible.

Ive annotated the movement to give the hint ho advisories and the outlook should shift into tomorrow..

 

 



 

Heat Dome Reminder

Here are the forecast high temperatures today, plus where this MCC will be forming and moving. 

 

Forecast Animation:

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Derecho?

Not necessarily. We can have an MCC complex without being labeled a Derecho- which is classified when 240 miles of continuous wind damage path with a minimum of 58 mph winds. Often exceeding 70 mph. These produce straight line winds over a large area rather than a confined tornado path.

 

Local Radar Simulaiton

NAM 3 KM Model Tuesday 4 AM to 2 PM

 

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I’ve annotated the core circulation to show where this is likely to track. The line may break up over the mountains, with elements retaining intensity near metro Baltimore and Delmarva. 

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Next Update: 

I will continue to track the short-range models for timing and location. There has been a slight variation in how this will track, which I will get into more detail later.

For now, let’s focus on the expectation for Tuesday Morning arrival with potential severe parameter.

 

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