Mesoscale Data
Analyzed mean sea level pressure (black) and surface wind barbs from SPC at 12Z on Monday, March 28, 2005 (7 AM EDT).
A low pressure center was located across northwestern North Carolina with a warm front extending south
and east toward the coast.
Analyzed surface temperatures (red), dewpoints (green), and wind barbs from SPC at 12Z on Monday, March 28, 2005 (7 AM EDT).
Note the more unstable airmass with dewpoints in the lower to mid 60s across southern and eastern North Carolina.
Analyzed precipitable water (green) and wind barbs from SPC at 12Z on Monday, March 28, 2005 (7 AM EDT).
Note the axis of higher precipitable water values extending from the southern coast of
North Carolina northward to south central Virginia.
300 MB wind barbs (brown), 300 MB isotachs (red) and analyzed 300 MB divergence (purple) from SPC at 12Z on Monday, March 28, 2005 (7 AM EDT).
Note the 130-140 knot jet axis located over Georgia and South Carolina. An area of enhanced
divergence is noted over northern and northwestern North Carolina.
NWS Composite Reflectivity Imagery from 1944Z on Thursday, March 28, 2005 (344 PM EDT).
The composite reflectivity imagery is from the approximate time in which the analysis imagery above is valid.
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