Today's activities took place in the Corpus Christi and Brownsville CWA's.
LAP
- A participant created a new colortable that was preferred over the default
CI
- An indicator of why probabilities dropped out would be nice
- We had good indicators from regular CI, but severe CI was very low. Despite lack of reports, some storms appeared to be severe.
ProbSevere
- I would show this on TV
- It did not provide much lead time to the intesification of the storm
- Storms that ended up being the strongest had strong glaciation rates
1-min imagery
- Boundary
sagging south across texas yesterday, storm developed on boundary, then started
to lag behind boundary on cool side, when it started to rotate. 1 min imagery
was helpful in showing that storm would stay on the cold side, didn’t seem like
it had a good shot at tor potential. The 1min imagery was been helpful
in showing that.
Lightning Jump
- Biggest complaint was that the display covered up other data; recommended to make it transparent.
NUCAPS
- Corpus had an 18Z sounding, so we did a comparison. For the most part it matched up, just lacked the vertical detail, could not tell if CAP was still in place. NUCAPS confirmed drier air was moving in.
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