Well the GFS continues to show an epic setup showing up on todays 12z model with the ridge over Mexico breaking down this weekend and allowing SW flow from June 4 well into June allowing for continuous days of severe weather with a tornado threat on most days, with a nearly stationary surface low, dryline, warm front, extreme CAPE, deep moisture, and sufficient winds aloft and shear it could get pretty exciting from the Panhandles to E KS to Iowa and Minnesota. We will likely be chasing a lot if this solution verifies which may ACTUALLY happen and redeeming ourselves from our tough early season. So stay tuned and get ready for chaos in the Plains (hopefully) fingers crossed, praying to the weather gods on our hands and knees! ;)
Before all of this though we will be chasing Sunday and Monday, likely in SE NE/S IA based off today's NAM and GFS where there is a good bet for some nasty supercells and likely a few tornadoes.
Friday, May 29, 2009
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Hope it verifies! I'll be heading up north for Sunday & Monday's setup regardless beacause you never know whats gonna happen down the road.
Yep same here, I am liking SE NE/ SW IA Sun and SW/SC IA on Monday. Good luck!
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