KIND.
Focus will then shift to a surface wave kicking out across the
Central Plains along the boundary. This will pull the boundary back
north into the forecast area Thursday night with what is likely to
be the most organized threat for convection as the surface wave
tracks through the forecast area Friday morning. Expect widespread
showers and storms with the low pressure passing through the region
late Thursday night into Friday and riding along the instability
gradient which at this point which is likely to setup over the
forecast area in the vicinity of the front. With the presence of a
stronger low level jet nosing into the region and modest BL shear
values as well...potential for robust convection to impact parts of
the forecast area remains a threat. CIPS analog guidance continues
to offer historical support in a greater threat for strong to severe
convection over parts of the region.