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Same thing happened here last night, there was just one in the entire area. I wonder what happens in the atmosphere to cause that but then no more.
If you ask Steve DiMartino that question, I can almost guarantee you he will answer and have a cool one too. Im gonna assume its where the vorticity instability was at the time which was moving so fast that it was quick to happen. Keep in mind temps werent above 60° in the column I think so there was nothing there to keep it going. No heat/humid air. I would say its similar to how we can get thundersnow. Thunder and temps below freezing. 1 thunder and done and was where the most unstable part of atmosphere was. Also, dont forget to check your local WFO discussion. Sometimes they will get technical.
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Originally Posted by nei
Huh, I don't remember it happening in a while, either it's less common here or I just wasn't paying attention
Little of both maybe. Probably more common here as it can warm up a bit more and probably cause you missed it. You really have to listen for it. Its not going to be constant or maybe loud for that matter. Maybe tv was on, or in a store, or biking with music on, or sleeping.
Also note.. I said CT.. not here specifically. Like I will use todays Thunder in SE CT as "it happening". Saw a report that it was indeed thundering. And GR8CAT map confirms lightning was around.
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Originally Posted by BullochResident
Colder in Savannah than it is in Bridgeport.
Colder on Saint Simons than it is in Atlantic City.
You don't see that very often in January!
Nope... just sad to see too. Lol. But I know something Mark Twain taught us...
...A LINE OF STRONG THUNDERSTORMS WILL MOVE ACROSS THE LOWER HUDSON
VALLEY AND NEW YORK CITY METROPOLITAN AREA BETWEEN NOW AND 430 PM...
AT 330 PM EST...A LINE OF STRONG THUNDERSTORMS WAS ALONG A LINE
EXTENDING FROM PLATTEKILL TO LINCOLN PARK TO PERTH AMBOY TO
ROOSEVELT...AND MOVING NORTHEAST AT 60 MPH.
WIND GUSTS UP TO 45 MPH AND PEA SIZE HAIL ARE POSSIBLE.
THESE STORMS WILL BE NEAR...
PATERSON...PASSAIC...BEACON...HAWTHORNE AND GARDNERTOWN AROUND 335
PM EST.
PARAMUS...RIDGEWOOD AND RAMSEY AROUND 340 PM EST.
JERSEY CITY...BERGENFIELD...SUFFERN...ORADELL AND PARK SLOPE AROUND
345 PM EST.
HOBOKEN...DOBBS FERRY...CROWN HEIGHTS...NANUET...TAPPAN...
FLATBUSH...MIDTOWN MANHATTAN...MONSEY...UNION CITY AND NORWOOD AROUND
350 PM EST.
NEW YORK...HAVERSTRAW...TARRYTOWN...NYACK...NORTH TARRYTOWN...
LAGUARDIA AIRPORT...RFK BRIDGE...JAMAICA...NEW CITY AND MOTT HAVEN
AROUND 355 PM EST.
OSSINING...FLUSHING...THROGS NECK BRIDGE...EAST TREMONT...
WHITESTONE...BAYSIDE...CLEARVIEW EXPRESSWAY...LITTLE NECK...AND
HAWTHORNE AROUND 400 PM EST.
NEW ROCHELLE...MOUNT KISCO...GREAT NECK...PORT WASHINGTON...
MANHASSET...CITY ISLAND AND YORKTOWN HEIGHTS AROUND 405 PM EST.
GLEN COVE...RYE...ROCKAWAY BEACH...GREENWICH...BEDFORD...BROOKVILLE
AND SHEEPSHEAD BAY AROUND 410 PM EST.
It went over us about 20 minutes ago here in Bergen County NJ. No lightning or thunder, just a brief burst of rain, then gone just as quick. The sun is out now.
It went over us about 20 minutes ago here in Bergen County NJ. No lightning or thunder, just a brief burst of rain, then gone just as quick. The sun is out now.
Thanks! God we need more of these posts from everyone.
My cousin near Poukeepsie, NY said he had extremely heavy rains and even hail. Didn't last long,
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