Re: 92L's Dance with the Devil
Posted by JAC on 6/16/2010, 8:06 am
Jake:

I agree with you as well on the diurnal cycle.

Convection could die off during the day especially since air ahead is moderately unstable.

If LI was in the -8 to -9 range, it would be more likely continue to fire heavy convection.

However, the shear could induce MCS convection, which could continue to fire intermittant  hot-towers.

Hot-towers will then redirect the jet away from the LLC.

GOES is showing that process happening now.

UL wind barbs are radially pointing away from the LLC around the entire core.

If this process continues to happen this afternoon, IMHO is still to be seen.

You may be right.




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