Here are my thoughts for Severe Weather on the day of Tuesday, July 21st 2009.
Overall, Tomorrow doesn't look like an active day for severe weather, just isolated reports. First off, the CAPE is shown at levels of 500-1000 on the NAM/GFS and LI values of -1 to -4 for most, also we will have lots of cloud cover and hence less instability to work with. Generally, I believe the Mid Atlantic may have the best threat of severe weather Tomorrow due to that area potentially having the most CAPE/LI, otherwise this should mainly be a non severe thunderstorm and rain event for most, I also don't see warm Temperatures at all, highs may only be in the 60s and 70s, so with all of that, my map is avaliable at the accuweather forums.
The main threat's will be strong winds and small hail.
Overall, Tomorrow doesn't look like an active day for severe weather, just isolated reports. First off, the CAPE is shown at levels of 500-1000 on the NAM/GFS and LI values of -1 to -4 for most, also we will have lots of cloud cover and hence less instability to work with. Generally, I believe the Mid Atlantic may have the best threat of severe weather Tomorrow due to that area potentially having the most CAPE/LI, otherwise this should mainly be a non severe thunderstorm and rain event for most, I also don't see warm Temperatures at all, highs may only be in the 60s and 70s, so with all of that, my map is avaliable at the accuweather forums.
The main threat's will be strong winds and small hail.
Verification:C/B,Most reports were in western zone and some were out of slight risk zone.
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