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  1. Thanks Neil, for the update, so a charge north bound seems on the cards Sunday once we get everyone here, mind you if BA are tardy as they were for us, it'll be 5pm before leaving Dallas.

    Not so confident of tornado risk but storms should develop as far south as E KS and the OK Panhandle Sunday evening (dependant on inhibition) so maybe not so far to catch something Sunday.

  2. I would be very surprised if D4-6 didn't appear on SPC this morning given the favourable synoptics.Saturday is as I said a Northern show and out of reach. However, Sunday and Monday look potentially decent for the CO/KS region as the lee trough pushes very slowly east, with the DL dragging along. Indeed from GFS bulk shear and wind vectors you can guess SRH values in far W KS on Sunday eve may be significant. 

  3. Well the start of Tour 3 could be explosive or I'm no judge of the GFS.A classic pattern develops late this week and through the weekend with what looks like the richest moisture return into the central plains this year ahead of an upper low and attendant DL moving off the high terrain. There's probably no D5-6 on SPC yet because the potential targets are too numerous!Saturday into Sunday could be big for W KS up into SW NE. Should monitor the models once into NAM range.

  4. Bit of a punt this one but looking at latest obs and ppn distribution as of 18Z we might have a chance of isolated supercell development in the Snyder, TX area by 21Z this evening.It's very dependant on OFBs but I'm thinking a juxtaposition of said outflow confluence from the current southern area of cells and the one in the southern panhandle may enhance hodos enough to rotate developing storms in the I20 region and above area.

  5. I don't disagree with the target that's slightly further South. Infact I often give more weight to DL and any bulge over wind vectors in these TX/NM set-ups so going on 09Z RAP I might shift down to Midland/Odessa TX. I didn't know the team was in Carlsbad but it's not a bad place to start the morning.

  6. I think SPC might be underdoing tor chances a tad this evening with the 2% cover. True no inhibition to speak of so ppn might be a bit messy but any discrete cells that maintain their form until the LLJ picks-up might well produce. There is a sharp directional shift at around 800mb from 21Z.The DL stays in NM so I'd be getting down the I27 towards Brownfield TX or even Hobbs, NM today. 

  7. Models continue the scenario for upslope activity along the front range in W CO Weds through Thurs this week.Actually moisture return is impressive and with an easterly at the surface and a WSW aloft, deep directional shear will provide ample opportunity for rotating supercells meandering down the slope.Weds evening could be a Burlington I70 corridor special.

  8. Oh that's not good, that suggest's the end of season stuff for tour 4 will mean touring in Canadian Praries

    Not necessarily, but the season has been unusual it has to be said - and the incredible distance already covered by Tour 1 is testimony to that.It is very hard to predict what the rest of May and June has in store, but I wouldn't put it past Mother Nature to deliver a multi-day outbreak at some point in classic chase territory.The big question is - when?

  9. The slow moving pattern this week does allow for moisture return into the central and high plains, with the emphasis on upslope activity. The primary areas of interest are likely to be E CO and NW KS into W NE in my opinion. A sort of late season feel mid-season if you get my drift.

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