ElectricStorm wrote:Starting to get some clearing here in Norman. Gonna be a long day
I think the southern half of the High is the area to really watch.
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ElectricStorm wrote:Starting to get some clearing here in Norman. Gonna be a long day
ElectricStorm wrote:Most model guidance seems to be trending towards a less discrete storm mode across OK this afternoon/evening which in theory would limit the strong tornado threat. However NWS Norman has said earlier they don't think this will end up being linear. So interested to see how this plays out
I'm going with the NWS on this one
Brent wrote:ElectricStorm wrote:Most model guidance seems to be trending towards a less discrete storm mode across OK this afternoon/evening which in theory would limit the strong tornado threat. However NWS Norman has said earlier they don't think this will end up being linear. So interested to see how this plays out
I'm going with the NWS on this one
I mean I guess anything is possible and it would be better than the alternative but the CAM's have also been horrible this year from what I've heard so I can see why the NWS is skeptical
bubba hotep wrote:Looks like there will be a CI attempt out near Aspermont, TX.
cheezyWXguy wrote:Uhhh that Canton, ok storm better go warned real fast…
Edit: think what I was was seeing was a side beam false positive. Coincided with a circular cc drop, but probably nothing on the ground yet since it disappeared. Clearly I’m on edge for this event.
Edit 2: cc drop matches a genuine velocity signature on the Putnam cell, but after my misfire above I’m hesitant to call it
Edit 3: Putnam cell warned, I’ll settle for 1 out of 2. Hope everyone in the risk area is prepared, tonight is going to be rough
bubba hotep wrote:cheezyWXguy wrote:Uhhh that Canton, ok storm better go warned real fast…
Edit: think what I was was seeing was a side beam false positive. Coincided with a circular cc drop, but probably nothing on the ground yet since it disappeared. Clearly I’m on edge for this event.
Edit 2: cc drop matches a genuine velocity signature on the Putnam cell, but after my misfire above I’m hesitant to call it
Edit 3: Putnam cell warned, I’ll settle for 1 out of 2. Hope everyone in the risk area is prepared, tonight is going to be rough
So far, spacing on the Oklahoma storms appears to be crowded enough to keep things in check. That's not to say things are "over," but glad we haven't seen a runaway discrete storm so far this evening.
ElectricStorm wrote:bubba hotep wrote:cheezyWXguy wrote:Uhhh that Canton, ok storm better go warned real fast…
Edit: think what I was was seeing was a side beam false positive. Coincided with a circular cc drop, but probably nothing on the ground yet since it disappeared. Clearly I’m on edge for this event.
Edit 2: cc drop matches a genuine velocity signature on the Putnam cell, but after my misfire above I’m hesitant to call it
Edit 3: Putnam cell warned, I’ll settle for 1 out of 2. Hope everyone in the risk area is prepared, tonight is going to be rough
So far, spacing on the Oklahoma storms appears to be crowded enough to keep things in check. That's not to say things are "over," but glad we haven't seen a runaway discrete storm so far this evening.
And it seems the ones that have been able to get going a bit more have been struggling with either broad and/or multiple rotations. The Hennessey storm is looking dangerous though and we're still just now starting to get to better parameters until after midnight so still a long way to go.
cheezyWXguy wrote:ElectricStorm wrote:bubba hotep wrote:
So far, spacing on the Oklahoma storms appears to be crowded enough to keep things in check. That's not to say things are "over," but glad we haven't seen a runaway discrete storm so far this evening.
And it seems the ones that have been able to get going a bit more have been struggling with either broad and/or multiple rotations. The Hennessey storm is looking dangerous though and we're still just now starting to get to better parameters until after midnight so still a long way to go.
Yep it’s great that the crowdedness has kept things in check so far, but as you said, it’s still early. On that note, the Arapaho cell is the one that really has my attention since it’s the least impeded at the moment
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