Going to get this one going using the forecast discussion from OUN this morning.

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK
404 AM CDT FRI MAY 28 2010

.DISCUSSION...
RELATIVELY QUIET PATTERN PREVAILS OVER THE NEXT WEEK WITH MOST IF
NOT ALL OF THE MID-UPPER FORCING REMAINING TO OUR NW N OR E. UPPER
RIDGE WILL CONTINUE FROM BIG BEND AREA TO UPPER MS VALLEY THROUGH
SAT... MINIMIZING CONVECTIVE CHANCES DESPITE MODERATELY UNSTABLE AND
RELATIVELY WEAKLY-CAPPED AIR MASS. BETTER CHANCES OF RAIN/STORMS
FROM LATE SUNDAY INTO MONDAY AS SFC COLD FRONT PROVIDES A LOW-
LEVEL FOCUS. UPPER FLOW TO REMAIN WEAK BUT WINDS ALOFT WILL
INCREASE ENOUGH S OF THE N-PLAINS UPPER TROUGH TO ENHANCE DEEP-
LAYER SHEAR AND POSSIBLY SUPPORT A FEW STRONGER STORMS LATE SUNDAY
INTO SUNDAY NIGHT/MONDAY. CONTINUED WARM FOR LATE MAY AND EARLY JUNE
GIVEN THE GENERAL PREVALENCE OF RIDGING ALOFT. THERE ARE
INDICATIONS OF A POSSIBLE TRANSITION TO A MORE WNW OR NW FLOW
TOWARD THE END OF NEXT WEEK... BUT CONFIDENCE IS NOT HIGH ENOUGH
THAT FAR OUT TO INTRODUCE RAIN OR CONVECTIVE CHANCES AT THIS TIME.
What this means, as we move into a NW flow, we'll start seeing the chance of storm complexes forming in CO/KS and race S to SE across the state.