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1 minute ago, StormChaser4Life said:

I was thinking that to. That day overall had veered sfc flow. I think that storm was a mesoscale accident. Hit an ofb from previous storms. Wf was well north of it. It was also in that sweet spot just se of a rapidly deepening sfc low

Moisture pooling and locally backed winds are not a "mesoscale accident" lol

22 minutes ago, It's Always Sunny said:

Advertising what you said above (mid-upper 60's) and yeah totally agree even a few degrees warmer can make such a difference.  Still got a couple days to see how temps trend.

With mid-to-high 90s verifying in Oklahoma and Texas in the last couple of days, you really don't need to wait around to figure that it's going to be warmer than typical.

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