ENH risk S NE to S OK 4/10/16

[nsrobins]

An autumn risk of tornados in above zone with up to 17C surface dps ahead of a DL in sufficient shear to get the job done. Target would be N KS west of the I35. Might be worth watching.

[Snipper]

What an earth you talking about?

[nsrobins]

13 hours ago, Snipper said:

What an earth you talking about?

Could you be more specific?

Up to 10% tor chance on SPC now which isn't surprising given what looks like earlier clearance of morning cloud cover. Depending on developments I suspect local channels will cover this later.

Edited October 4, 2016 by nsrobins

[Snipper]

Sorry but I try and learn something from postings but find it somewhat difficult if a good part is apparently in shorthand including the title. I am sure you know what you might be talking about but I don't when starting from scratch.

 

[Allseasons-Si]

Is this for today/tonight Neil as there is plenty of chasers out there now?

[nsrobins]

Turned out to be a line out bust with no tornados reported. 

To respond to Snipper, this thread is dedicated to discussing severe weather in the US Plains especially during the traditional chasing season which runs Apr to June when we follow the NW chase tours plus the independent mavericks (;. You'll see plenty of posts which use abbreviations but if you're interested in severe convective weather you'll soon pick it up. When I get a bit of time later I'll be happy to post some links to resources and information, and there are plenty of people more learned than me who can help and advise too.

Edited October 5, 2016 by nsrobins