Storm Forecast
Storm Forecast
Valid: Wed 14 Sep 2011 06:00 to Thu 15 Sep 2011 06:00 UTC
Issued: Tue 13 Sep 2011 21:08
Forecaster: TUSCHY
Valid: Wed 14 Sep 2011 06:00 to Thu 15 Sep 2011 06:00 UTC
Issued: Tue 13 Sep 2011 21:08
Forecaster: TUSCHY
A level 1 was issued for parts of Sweden, Latvia and Estonia mainly for severe wind gusts and an isolated tornado.
SYNOPSIS and DISCUSSION
The large circulation of decaying ex-hurricane Katia still steers numerous disturbances to the east, which affect N/NE-Europe. The wind field remains pretty strong, especially below 3 km AGL, but limited BL moisture keeps thunderstorm probabilities quite low. Despite showers/isolated thunderstorms having the ability to produce severe wind gusts, limited TSTM coverage precludes a level area for all of the 15-% thunderstorm area. An isolated tornado may occur within the level 1 areas due to some shear/CAPE overlap. Only those spots, where somewhat better CAPE exist, will be included into a level 1. The activity diminishes after sunset.
Further south, a slowly southward moving cold front may spark a few multicells just south of the Alps with isolated large hail/strong wind gusts due to somewhat enhanced shear. Local model data also indicates a few more intense pulse storms over central Italy with heavy rainfall being the main risk. Storms gradually weaken after sunset.
Otherwise, no more widespread severe risk exists
SYNOPSIS and DISCUSSION
The large circulation of decaying ex-hurricane Katia still steers numerous disturbances to the east, which affect N/NE-Europe. The wind field remains pretty strong, especially below 3 km AGL, but limited BL moisture keeps thunderstorm probabilities quite low. Despite showers/isolated thunderstorms having the ability to produce severe wind gusts, limited TSTM coverage precludes a level area for all of the 15-% thunderstorm area. An isolated tornado may occur within the level 1 areas due to some shear/CAPE overlap. Only those spots, where somewhat better CAPE exist, will be included into a level 1. The activity diminishes after sunset.
Further south, a slowly southward moving cold front may spark a few multicells just south of the Alps with isolated large hail/strong wind gusts due to somewhat enhanced shear. Local model data also indicates a few more intense pulse storms over central Italy with heavy rainfall being the main risk. Storms gradually weaken after sunset.
Otherwise, no more widespread severe risk exists
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