First new topic for me! If I can work out how to do it.

For the last few days GFS has been hinting a small inland low would form bring North / North East winds to this area, pushing rain and instability north along the coast and possibly up into South East Queensland.

A few other models are starting to join in with this theory and as Ken expertly said in the day to day thread "Tuesday does have a few aspects supportive of severe thunderstorm/supercell potential for southern parts of SE QLD/NE NSW - strong shear and nice wind profile, not much cloud cover, and a coastal change". Right now I am hoping Ken would pop in and put me out of my misery of trying to interpret weather charts. Haha Ken... Help me!

Here are a few charts off of PabloAkos website, which I have been chatting to him about how he creates them, so they are really the only ones I have been playing with so far. If anyone has any other suggestions, let me know.

Low level humidity is very low in SEQ, but better in NSW (May be because by this date/time it has already rained... Hmm, perhaps I may be wrong now. )


Surface winds are from the N / NW (As Ken said)


Steering winds are from the west and pumping!


CAPE (I learnt what that was today) - Not too great. Better down south and wonderful off shore.


LI (I learnt about today too!) - Better down south and off shore again



The rest, I am still trying to lean and work out, so please feel free to help me!
I hope Ken or Crikey puts me out of my misery and tells me I am correct so far. Haha! Anyway, I hope the next few days are better than endless smoke filled sky.