adam broomfield .. Pluviophile and photographer
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In the midst of storms and darkness, there's a strength greater than our own.
Canada
Joined August 2013
This province is becoming basically unaffordable. The MSDPR needs an overhaul, the government needs to act because this why our low income and subsidized housing list as of the end of April was over 21,000.. you should all be ashamed.
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To actually do something to help those on PWD? COI and living expenses continue to rise, while we suffer below the poverty line and your pockets get fatter? I've seen the 25/26 budget already.. nothing. Really? Now people are understanding why BC stands for Bring Cash
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Exactly the same molecule with a substitution makes it riskier.. and yet, even with a completely missing vertebrae in my back, Pregabalin is considered potentially addictive and gabapentin is not?? On another subject, when is the government going
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Main differences .. gabapentin has a pentyl ring attached to GABA moiety, Pregabalin has a 3 iso-butyl substitution on the same GABA structure. Can some bonehead at BC Pharmacare explain why one is riskier than the other?
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Interesting thunderstorm cloud from earlier.. got some booms and that was all. The base almost looks like a shelf cloud/gust front, but not 100% sure. @ConvChronicles @ChasingWConnor @CameronJNixon .. There's a lot of other people I look up to but don't know their accounts.
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Just my take on what I've learned and what I see on this run, as always, would definitely appreciate your input and thanks for helping me to understand the technical aspects better through your videos. (:
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However.. not having really any wind at the SFC or aloft (10 to maybe 15kts) means that storm movement will probably be quite slow which could be problematic if there are downpours, which could lead to possible flash flooding and perhaps some back building/training.
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CAPE values for this run aren't super high but I think there's enough instability now to support mrgnl severe storms. LR's on this run from the SFC to 3km mark are around 7.8C/km which makes me believe that this is enough to support a hail risk with any storms.
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Definitely a moist atmosphere from just below 3km to around the 6km mark which would hint at a good chance of torrential downpours with any storms that do develop. Drier air sits on top of this moist layer which makes me wonder if there's a hail risk involved.
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After several days of hot (88-91/92) and humid (RH values of 38 to 43/44%) the cap that's been in place is finally eroding a bit. No classic inverted V although there's a slight spread between SFCT and DPT, it's not really an inverted V.
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But would this change combined with the visible shortwaves mean anything or just a shift in the winds? I'm still new to this and you've been my #1 source for a good while now, I've tried using Tornado Titans and other sources, but that's kinda complicated still, haha. TIA
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Along the border, but at 300mb most of the flow is well north of me but is more Nwly below that and maybe 30-35kts. I find this strange because I haven't seen this before, at least not around here. I'm probably playing things up or not reading properly
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But .. this is where I found a difference.. I'm just above the US border and while there is definitely visible shortwaves, there's a difference between 300 and 500mb. At 500mb there's a shortwave with a roughly 35kt Wly flow with a subtle switch to a more Nly flowj
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No discernible EML, 2 points where there is some saturation in the mid/upper levels as you pointed out yesterday, pretty zonal flow (we don't get tornadoes where I live), pretty high LFC/LCL levels (I'm guessing with low humidity, this is pretty common/atmosphere is capped)
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Sorry, this is for tomorrow, not today..
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Unusual for our location most summers. Thank you in advance.
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