A few sprinkles/showers just popped up on radar as a batch of clouds passes over the Metro area. Looks like the one near Cornelius Pass could spit out a lightning strike as it heads northeast into Clark County and Sauvie Island. They are moving very quickly, so they’ll be gone in half an hour.
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Beautiful anvil due north right now. Setting up for a nice sunset too. Cameras ready?
There’s something just a tiny bit south of me and almost here. It just went from yellowish to redish on the radar. Hopefully we’ll get a little moisture out of it and it’ll drive out some of this smoke.
Oops, I mean orange, not red.
Unfortunately this time of year, 7pm is the new 9pm, so the mechanisms driving these storms will disappear here shortly. I don’t think there’s anything in place that will sustain them after we lose the sun. 😦
6 PM/1z Mesoanalysis already shows the area of weak elevated instability lifting north.
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/mesoanalysis/s11/mucp/mucp_sf.gif?1347673000362
So, yeah I agree….
2 new possible t-storms developing west of Salmon Creek.
My analysis of Mesoanalysis was correct indicating showers could intensify as they moved northward towards the Columbia River and up into Clark County.
Possible t-storm south of Kelso now.
We had 10 min. of sprinkles at the mall in Kelso around 7p! I heard no rumbles! Sucks! Deprived again!
I’m working near be 72nd and killings worth and it’s sprinkling now
7 drop sprinkle just moved through here……….
Did I not say earlier…?
Nope, definitely didn’t at 3:27 PM.
You in!
Clouds are building rapidly, this one just to my East has a small rain shaft, not reaching the ground yet…
That is not too terribly far from perhaps spitting out a rogue lightning strike….
YAY!! \^_^/
I like rogue lightning strikes!!