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  1. stormdragonwx
    Yeah I chose to sit this one out. Was actually considering NW KS last night as well. Tomorrow doesn't look much better but I might look into it. Main thing keeping me at bay these two days is excessive cloud cover and messy storm modes.
  2. stormdragonwx
    Here's the current D2 outlook. Got a slight risk area with a 5 percent tornado. Storm chasing potential is trending more and more into the "meh" category for me. Might sit this one out but I'll have to look at the data closely tonight.
  3. stormdragonwx
    Yeah its quite depressing, especially if you missed out on this past Friday.
  4. stormdragonwx
    Lol this is starting to sound like a rinse and repeat of 2020. One good photogenic storm chase event in April then it all shuts down in May.
  5. stormdragonwx
    Interesting. Right back in the same area as yesterday's event. Though I somehow doubt we will see a repeat performance. Either way I'd love to get redemption for having to miss yesterday.
  6. stormdragonwx
    Welp looks like my virtual target area verified. And photogenic too. Couldn't get out because of work. Congrats to those who got on the cyclic tornadic supercell in the SE TX panhandle today.
  7. stormdragonwx
    Yup nailed it.
  8. stormdragonwx
    Had a dusting to half inch here in Fayetteville but its melting quick now that its stopped. Video: https://twitter.com/StormdragonWX/status/1384607574742364160?s=20
  9. stormdragonwx
    I won't spam the thread with accum maps but pretty much every model has snow for the 4 states area by this time tomorrow.
  10. stormdragonwx
    GFS has been sticking to its guns all day. GEM and Euro still seem to hint at it, but trend a bit drier. Still can't believe I'm posting snow maps this late in the season.
  11. stormdragonwx
    Soooo.... do we dare talk about this yet? Yes you are reading these graphics correctly. Possible snow on the GFS and Euro showing up next week.
  12. stormdragonwx
    As I mentioned in another post, this season feels quite a bit like 2013. I'm betting it will blow up in the last two weeks of May going into June.
  13. stormdragonwx
    Yeah scratching my head on this one. Maybe we will have more clarity later today. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day2otlk.html
  14. stormdragonwx
    Maybe its just me but the SPC seems to agree with what I suspect that the threat looks to be trending in the wrong direction now for being another worthwhile chase opportunity. But we still got 36-48 hours to go so we will see. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/
  15. stormdragonwx
    Kinda thinking we might get something towards the end of April into May (logically and climatology speaking) but overall this may be a Dixie Alley year.
  16. stormdragonwx
    I know spotter icons are not necessarily accurate to the timing but I will note this doesn't look very good either. I hope we don't get news in a couple days of more chasers being killed by a tornado.
  17. stormdragonwx
    I hear ya man. I was right up the road from you. Watched that one promising storm fall apart over Florence. Looks like we are done around here as the other rain showers further south and west look to be struggling. Central AL and east was the place to be again today.
  18. stormdragonwx
    Welp time to break out this old gem. https://youtu.be/Keu8J9WgvzQ
  19. stormdragonwx
    2nd PDS Watch issued for the Ark-La-Ms area.
  20. stormdragonwx
    ^And the clearing allowing substantial surface destabilization. I think 3500-4000 CAPE is not out of the question now for these areas.
  21. stormdragonwx
    Yeah that clearing is definitely not something you wanna see on a day like today.
  22. stormdragonwx
    Crazy the High Risk actually happened. And right over Jackson, MS which is my primary chase target.
  23. stormdragonwx
    Indeed. *Joplin, Mo has entered the chat*
  24. stormdragonwx
    I have to say HRRR did a fantastic job with Saturday. From its guidance going all the way back to the day before, I had targeted an area between Clarendon and Groom, TX. And of course the towns are indeed mentioned in the storm report. The tornadoes even appeared to have crossed at areas where I had actually parked that day. (most notably Washburn, the west side of Clarendon, and Greenbelt Reservoir)
  25. stormdragonwx
    1377 tornadoes EDIT: I'm joining the March 17th club too after seeing the latest data. 2nd High Risk day will be April 26th.
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