KMAX showing MARC signature at 12000 feet MSL with the SVR warned storm.  Also had a 0.50 inch hail report via SHAVE from the warning polygon where MESH indicated 0.50 inch.

Liz Quoetone and Paul Schlatter (EWP Weekly Coordinators, 1-5 June 2009)

Team Pete/Veronica issue a new SVR for Pennies.  MESH was reporting almost an inch diameter in the area.

Liz Quoetone and Paul Schlatter (EWP Weekly Coordinators, 1-5 June 2009)

Storms in the MRF CWA show decent cores around the freezing level but struggled to get anything into the hail growth zone.  MESH was monitored to any intensification.  Interesting report came in from EKA office, maybe 50-75 miles south of the MFR CWA of penny hail, shown below.

Bill/Jenni team observe MESH gone up dramatically on storm of interest. Shouldn’t last long but will go with a short duration SVR.

Liz Quoetone and Paul Schlatter (EWP Weekly Coordinators, 1-5 June 2009)

Bill/Jenni close to warning thresholds associating mesh with hail reports on NW storm with 60+ dBZ. Using FSI to get a cross section and look at CAPPI.

Liz Quoetone and Paul Schlatter (EWP Weekly Coordinators, 1-5 June 2009)

MFR Warning Team Pete/Veronica went for a SVR for pennies based on All-Tilts Z and MR/MS MESH output saying 1.00 inch hail.  Parts of 4 counties to the NW of KMAX

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Liz Quoetone and Paul Schlatter (EWP Weekly Coordinators, 1-5 June 2009)

Group splits into 2 groups of 2. Were going to have one group be Medford and the other Eureka, however in the time it is taking to compose this, Eureka looks pretty poor. So both will be Medford. We’ll ride this for as long as we can with such a rare opportunity to see svr in this area.

Liz Quoetone and Paul Schlatter (EWP Weekly Coordinators, 1-5 June 2009)

Setting the floater domain to N. CA/S. OR.  Main domain for OUN will still be able to capture the stuff in SJT/LUB.  Still good storms in SJT/LUB and several warnings have been issued by EKA in N. CA.  Dinner break until 5:30, then will do IOP for EKA and/or SJT/LUB.

Liz Quoetone and Paul Schlatter (EWP Weekly Coordinators, 1-5 June 2009)

LMA discussion: Pete noticed that even though VIL was decreasing on a particular storm near KDOX, LMA showed a steady increase and in general his thought was that the storm was intensifying overall and worthy of a warning.  He liked the LMA trend graphs.

Liz Quoetone and Paul Schlatter (EWP Weekly Coordinators, 1-5 June 2009)

All forecasters are checking out PHI/LWX CWA’s LMA data in realtime.  Storms in the blue box have had a marginal threat of severe winds.  Keeping an eye on Medford’s CWA and the quasi-supecellular storms in the LUB CWA.  May make a switch around 430 PM or after dinner.

Liz Quoetone and Paul Schlatter (EWP Weekly Coordinators, 1-5 June 2009)