Author Archives: Hunter Coleman @ WFO CAE

Notes from the 31 May 2012 HSLC conference call

Posted on June 12, 2012 by Hunter Coleman @ WFO CAE

Participants – NCSU (Matt Parker, Jason Davis, Keith Sherburn), GSP (Justin Lane), RAH (Jonathan Blaes, Mike Strickler), RNK (Steve Keighton), LWX (Steven Zubrick), FFC (Steve Nelson, Trish Palmer), AKQ (Andrew Zimmerman), CAE (Hunter Coleman) JB from RAH got the call … Continue reading →

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CAE Local Hail Study

Posted on September 25, 2011 by Hunter Coleman @ WFO CAE

We were encouraged to post some recent work done by a forecaster within our office as others might find it interesting and be able to use it operationally as well.  Tony Petrolito derived local probability of severe hail equations using … Continue reading →

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Feb28-Mar1 HSLC event

Posted on March 2, 2011 by Hunter Coleman @ WFO CAE

CAE certainly appeared to be affected by an HSLC event Monday evening.  A line of convection developed to our west and pushed into our forecast area just prior to 00z/0301 with what looked like a classic broken-S signature along the … Continue reading →

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Operational Forecaster One-Stop Webpage

Posted on January 7, 2011 by Hunter Coleman @ WFO CAE

Following Jonathan’s lead in the operationally relevant information sharing, I thought I would share a webpage that our office uses in our daily operations (is very useful anytime though).  The goal of creating this page was designed to be sort … Continue reading →

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A SREF perspective on the upcoming possible HSLC event Tuesday afternoon into early Wednesday morning

Posted on November 28, 2010 by Hunter Coleman @ WFO CAE

I am posting a new post as opposed to replying to Justin’s most recent post about the upcoming possible HSLC environment because I can’t seem to find a way to include images in a comment of an existing post (if … Continue reading →

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