Strong Storm Impacting Canonsburg, PA. July 28, 2022

[@cloutmcdonalds4743]

If you remember me, its RyanWX btw, thankfully im alot more knowledgable these days. I think its official to say that any organized severe WX for the entire US is done until this fall, i think we could get active severe wx fall into early winter 22 depending on how this la nina sets up. But its PA, we don't get real severe weather anyways

[@BillMill96]

Yeah, we’re heading into drier times coming up. I’d expect a few marginals and maybe a slight risk in western PA the next 2 months. Then like last year, an exciting week or two in October for the grand finale of the year. Hope whatever happens, it’s entertaining as hell.

[@cloutmcdonalds4743]

@@BillMill96 fr, im in pine township the storm the other morning on 7/25 was insane, i had 50-60 mph winds, rain was going EVERYWHERE, so much lightning too, this year was terrible for severe wx, We had a huge enhanced risk on 6/16 (personally think it coulda gone 10# T because there was strong 3CAPE, low level hodos were curved and effective SRH of 250-275 m2/s2 ) Only good event this year for me was 6/22 and 7/25. Thats it. Hoping for a good fall.

[@BillMill96]

@@cloutmcdonalds4743 today and the 23rd this month was the best storms of the year. The enhanced risk I had a feeling would bust but I still drove 160+ miles, hoping for something. Early to mid spring seemed to be the sweet spot this year, at least for me. Very isolated, powerful storms, somewhat rarely this year.

[@cloutmcdonalds4743]

@@BillMill96 An enhanced is a slight risk. In the old days it used to be one, but its still a higher end slight risk, so technically a ENH is a SLGT but higher end. SPC defines it as that too.