Just looking at the radar animation today for that:
Hard to say, could be a number of factors, ran into stabler air
probably. I *expect* to see that type of dissipation when the stuff
comes off the mountains here though ;)
Chris Phillips wrote:
>
> We had light rain, no supercell, no hail, nothing.
> At 10:30pm, the shole thing fell apart, nothing was there
> The radar was lit up bright red and then nothing
> I have never seen anything like it
>
> Can anyone explain this?
>
> Chris
> CASI-South Director
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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