Best wishes brother

It was a weird event. Storms fired along a Pacific cold front with T/dT spreads around 62/55. Simply put it was an atmospheric river which attacked the coast at the right angle, after a few days of persistent warm SSW flow and with a whole winter's worth of ground moisture. We've had a few garden variety postfrontal thunderstorms in Seattle this spring. Around average. Could get some more cold core stuff if the long range is to be trusted.

I responded to this yesterday I believe, but from what I read it was cold core...as almost all west side PNW tornadoes are. Temps were in the 50s when it occurred.

Mariners one game under.500 and in first place in the AL West.

Interesting, I always thought that April 1972 tornado was cold core since it was in April. Figured it was a showers and sun breaks type of day with intense showers and hail, etc. Speaking of that, where were those types of cold core days in early Spring this year? I really missed them. Seems like we either just had Pacific fronts or Tim-like weather this year.