Thursday, May 12, 2016

PGLM and 1-min Overshooting top HUN

Captured a good shot of 1 minute imagery with an overshooting top in the warning box. This was a good example of a line of storms moving to the northeast that all looked fairly equal for a while. Then there was this overshooting top that corresponded with a jump in the flash rate the corresponed well. In the end there was a report of quarter size hail with this storm but it was in a county that was in the far southeastern flank of the warning polygon. This did not line up with the storm but the blowoff from the storm is travelling to the southeast. It could be possible that hail from this storm was blown southeastward out of the storm and thus landing in the adjacent county. Or it could have been a suspect report. -Jason Bourne


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