That's a good map.
Thanks
Slight Risk of severe today for far NE OK. Hail is the main threat with some wind.
...CNTRL/SRN PLAINS INTO OZARKS LATE THIS AFTERNOON THROUGH
TONIGHT...
THE ATMOSPHERIC RESPONSE TO THE APPROACHING WRN U.S. TROUGH WILL
PROMOTE LEE CYCLONE DEVELOPMENT OVER THE CNTRL HIGH PLAINS...ALONG
WITH THE FORMATION OF A SLY LLJ ACROSS LOWER ELEVATIONS OF THE GREAT
PLAINS LATER TODAY INTO NIGHT. THESE PROCESSES WILL ENHANCE THE NWD
TRANSPORT OF AN INCREASINGLY MOIST AIR MASS WITHIN THE EXPANDING
WARM SECTOR WITH BOUNDARY LAYER DEWPOINTS RISING INTO THE 50S TO
AROUND 60 F. THIS MOISTENING WILL OFFSET ONLY MODEST DAYTIME HEATING
TO SUPPORT AFTERNOON MLCAPE VALUES APPROACHING 500-1000 J/KG.
LATEST MODEL GUIDANCE SUGGESTS THAT THE WARM SECTOR WILL REMAIN
CAPPED TO SURFACE-BASED INITIATION WITH ELEVATED TSTMS BECOMING
INCREASINGLY POSSIBLE BETWEEN 21-00Z NORTH OF THE WARM FRONT OVER
N-CNTRL/NERN OK INTO SERN KS. HERE...STRENGTHENING WAA ALONG THE
EVOLVING LLJ WILL BE AUGMENTED BY DCVA ATTENDANT TO A LOW-AMPLITUDE
SHORT-WAVE TROUGH EMERGING FROM THE SRN ROCKIES. THE PRIMARY HAZARD
APPEARS TO BE SEVERE HAIL GIVEN THE PRESENCE OF RELATIVELY COOL
MIDLEVEL TEMPERATURE PROFILES AND STRONG CLOUD-BEARING SHEAR.
EXPECT TSTMS TO INCREASE IN AREAL COVERAGE OVERNIGHT FROM ERN KS EWD
TOWARD THE MID MS VALLEY ALONG A STRENGTHENING/BROADENING NOCTURNAL
LLJ. ISOLATED OCCURRENCES OF HAIL APPROACHING SEVERE LEVELS WILL
REMAIN POSSIBLE WITH THE MOST INTENSE STORMS.
..MEAD/SMITH.. 02/19/2014
For the rest of us...we'll be getting blown away...
We are working on some long-term products this morning in the office and I got a nice chuckle when I saw this:
Not only cold, but GFS makes it snow for about 3 days around that same time.
Yes, anything long range is usually overblown and most of the time completely dissolves. But it is still a decent indicator of general trend of active/nonactive patterns.
Morgan will have his sparkle ties on today and get the hype going I'm sure.
Oh I can start (this is still from the 12Z run)... AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
Which puts OKC in the 1-6" range... shift it west and see it actually verify, we could be up to 12". One can only hope.
Some of our best and biggest snows have been in March.
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