Issued Zones: Tecate … San Diego, Riverside, San Bernardino Mountains … Wrightwood …The Metro High Desert … The Inland Empire … San Diego Escondido to Fallbrook/Rainbow … Eastern Riverside and San Bernardino Deserts … Morongo Basin .. Las Vegas Metro .. .Kern Deserts and Northern Tehachapi Mountains …
Site: Southern California Weather Force has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch hybrid Thunderstorm Watch effective this afternoon through evening – This is a Flash Flood Watch embedded for the Oak Glen/Yucaipa burn scars.
Date: 9/9/21 at 9:40 am PT
Forecast: Short range models do not show what I am about to say so this is just going to be an interesting scenario. As per the video forecast I posted five days ago, we would see some sort of influx in monsoon moisture between a window from September 7th to the 12th or 13th … This window is today, the 9th, at the center of it so here is what looks to happen.
Southern California Weather Force thunderstorm model depicts storms firing over the mountains first and then outflow from them through the afternoon/evening will ignite the desert and inland valley areas. Instability is maximized over the Riverside and San Bernardino Mountains, north through Lucerne to Barstow and east into the Morongo Basin, with lead outflow for severity being possible in the Hemet zones as well.
Outflow could ignite the Elsinore Convergence zone and send activity through to the I-15 corridor from Corona to Ontario later in the period so this all needs to be monitored by you.
Outflow will play ping-pong out through the High Desert Metro as well, and I’m seeing “my phone app doesn’t show this” even in the High Desert … well your little appy-poo is wrong so throw it away …
Storms in the watch area will have damaging winds at times, the wind model shows where the worst can be with any stronger cells – Marginal severe hail is also likely in the thunderstorm watch zone, but the most severe will remain in the Severe Thunderstorm Watch area …
LANDSPOUT TORNADOES ARE POSSIBLE IN ANY OF THESE CELLS TODAY –
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