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June 21-27 Severe Weather


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probably a similar dying complex for our area tomorrow morning

 

could be....I'll give a little stronger nod to this complex....

 

starting to haul arse....latest warning...

 

* AT 227 PM CDT...SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS WERE LOCATED ALONG A LINE

  EXTENDING FROM 6 MILES NORTH OF SPOTTSWOOD TO WOLSEY TO LANE...AND

  MOVING EAST AT 50 MPH.

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could be....I'll give a little stronger nod to this complex....

 

starting to haul arse....latest warning...

 

* AT 227 PM CDT...SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS WERE LOCATED ALONG A LINE

  EXTENDING FROM 6 MILES NORTH OF SPOTTSWOOD TO WOLSEY TO LANE...AND

  MOVING EAST AT 50 MPH.

 

even extrapolating a speed of 40 which is probably generous once it starts turning more SE, this thing won't get into our area until the diurnal min and will likely be in weakening state.

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latest on the SD shtuff is similar per latest disco...sun popping in NW IL per obs from family...wonder how much the boundary will move back north in our neck of the woods

 

   MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 1156
   NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
   0349 PM CDT FRI JUN 21 2013

   AREAS AFFECTED...ERN SD THROUGH SWRN MN

   CONCERNING...TORNADO WATCH 336...

   VALID 212049Z - 212215Z

   THE SEVERE WEATHER THREAT FOR TORNADO WATCH 336 CONTINUES.

   SUMMARY...DAMAGING WIND...LARGE HAIL AND ISOLATED TORNADOES WILL
   REMAIN LIKELY NEXT FEW HOURS AS STORMS CONTINUE THROUGH ERN SD INTO
   SWRN MN.

   DISCUSSION...ORGANIZED STORM COMPLEX WITH COMMA HEAD AND BOW ECHO
   OVER ERN SD HAS ACCELERATED TO 45+ KT WITH A REAR INFLOW NOTCH
   EVIDENT BEHIND BOW APEX. THIS STORM IS MOVING ENEWD BUT SHOULD TREND
   MORE EWD AND ESEWD ALONG INSTABILITY GRADIENT ON NRN PERIPHERY OF
   WARMER 700 MB TEMPERATURES WITH FORWARD PROPAGATION SUPPORTED BY
   MOIST ELY LOW-LEVEL WINDS AND A SSWLY LLJ FROM THE UNSTABLE WARM
   SECTOR.

 

DVN keeping an eye on it too....

 

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FAIRLY QUIET REST OF THIS AFTERNOON INTO EARLY EVENING IN WAKE OF
EARLIER CONVECTION. WATCHING SD LINEAR MCS FOR ANY SIGNS OF TURNING OR DIVING SOUTHEAST AS LOW LEVEL INSTABILITY GRADIENT
EXTENDS ACROSS EASTERN IA AND WOULD SERVE AS A TRACK FOR STORMS
TO MOVE ALONG BY LATE THIS EVENING AND OVERNIGHT. FOR NOW THOUGH
SIDING FORECAST TO MORE SCATTERED CONVECTION DEVELOPING THIS EVE
INTO OVERNIGHT WITH LOW LEVEL JET AND WARM ADVECTION. OTHERWISE...
VFR CONDITIONS OUTSIDE OF ANY STORMS WITH SOUTHERLY WINDS GUSTY
AT TIMES INTO EARLY THIS EVENING AND AGAIN BY LATE SATURDAY MORNING.
 

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latest on the SD shtuff is similar per latest disco...sun popping in NW IL per obs from family...wonder how much the boundary will move back north in our neck of the woods

 

DVN keeping an eye on it too....

 

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FAIRLY QUIET REST OF THIS AFTERNOON INTO EARLY EVENING IN WAKE OF

EARLIER CONVECTION. WATCHING SD LINEAR MCS FOR ANY SIGNS OF TURNING OR DIVING SOUTHEAST AS LOW LEVEL INSTABILITY GRADIENT

EXTENDS ACROSS EASTERN IA AND WOULD SERVE AS A TRACK FOR STORMS

TO MOVE ALONG BY LATE THIS EVENING AND OVERNIGHT. FOR NOW THOUGH

SIDING FORECAST TO MORE SCATTERED CONVECTION DEVELOPING THIS EVE

INTO OVERNIGHT WITH LOW LEVEL JET AND WARM ADVECTION. OTHERWISE...

VFR CONDITIONS OUTSIDE OF ANY STORMS WITH SOUTHERLY WINDS GUSTY

AT TIMES INTO EARLY THIS EVENING AND AGAIN BY LATE SATURDAY MORNING.

 

 

MKX expects it to push all the way into the northern part of its CWA tonight, wouldn't mind if it stopped a bit short of that and flared up more convection in this neck of the woods.

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I figured it was smoking something, lol.

NAM has it heading towards MSN and then fizzling.

 

It would need to start turning SSE to do that, so I think something more along the lines of toward Stevens Point and then fizzling sounds about right, with some more scattered storms developing out ahead of it with the LLJ, like the HRRR seems to paint.

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