North Texas Weather - A Brief Break from the Rain?

[TexasStooge]

The cool-down begins today as the current temperatures stay in the 40s this morning. Matter in fact, this Easter Weekend will be ruined by some early morning rain and another strong arctic front giving temperatures on Saturday a Smack Down to the 40s during the day and 30s at night. If you must, bring out your coats once more as Old Man winter makes his final blow this spring.

[font=arial]DFW Forecast

Today: 62°F
Tonight: 42°F
Friday: 55°F | 39°F
Saturday: 45°F | 35°F
Easter: 53°F | 38°F
Monday: 70°F | 52°F
Tuesday: 74°F | 53°F
Wednesday: 70°F[/font]

[TexasStooge]

Un-freakin-believeable. It seems some areas North and West of the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex will be seeing some wintry precipitation, however we will not be seeing a hard freeze. Thank goodness.

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SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORT WORTH TX
253 PM CDT THU APR 5 2007

TXZ091>095-100>107-115>123-129>135-141>148-156>162-174-175-060600-
MONTAGUE-COOKE-GRAYSON-FANNIN-LAMAR-YOUNG-JACK-WISE-DENTON-COLLIN-
HUNT-DELTA-HOPKINS-STEPHENS-PALO PINTO-PARKER-TARRANT-DALLAS-
ROCKWALL-KAUFMAN-VAN ZANDT-RAINS-EASTLAND-ERATH-HOOD-SOMERVELL-
JOHNSON-ELLIS-HENDERSON-COMANCHE-MILLS-HAMILTON-BOSQUE-HILL-
NAVARRO-FREESTONE-ANDERSON-LAMPASAS-CORYELL-BELL-MCLENNAN-FALLS-
LIMESTONE-LEON-MILAM-ROBERTSON-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...BOWIE...NOCONA...GAINESVILLE...
SHERMAN...DENISON...BONHAM...PARIS...GRAHAM...OLNEY...JACKSBORO...
DECATUR...BRIDGEPORT...DENTON...LEWISVILLE...FLOWER MOUND...
THE COLONY...PLANO...GREENVILLE...COMMERCE...COOPER...
SULPHUR SPRINGS...BRECKENRIDGE...MINERAL WELLS...WEATHERFORD...
BRIAR...FORT WORTH...ARLINGTON...DALLAS...ROCKWALL...TERRELL...
KAUFMAN...FORNEY...WILLS POINT...CANTON...GRAND SALINE...VAN...
EDGEWOOD...EMORY...POINT...EAST TAWAKONI...CISCO...EASTLAND...
RANGER...GORMAN...STEPHENVILLE...DUBLIN...GRANBURY...
OAK TRAIL SHORES...GLEN ROSE...CLEBURNE...BURLESON...WAXAHACHIE...
ENNIS...MIDLOTHIAN...GLENN HEIGHTS...ATHENS...GUN BARREL CITY...
COMANCHE...DE LEON...GOLDTHWAITE...HAMILTON...HICO...CLIFTON...
MERIDIAN...VALLEY MILLS...HILLSBORO...CORSICANA...TEAGUE...
FAIRFIELD...PALESTINE...LAMPASAS...COPPERAS COVE...GATESVILLE...
KILLEEN...TEMPLE...FORT HOOD...WACO...MARLIN...MEXIA...
GROESBECK...BUFFALO...CENTERVILLE...JEWETT...OAKWOOD...CAMERON...
ROCKDALE...HEARNE...FRANKLIN...CALVERT
253 PM CDT THU APR 5 2007

...UNSEASONABLY COOL WEATHER EXPECTED...

A PERIOD OF UNSEASONABLY COOL WEATHER IS FORECAST ACROSS ALL OF
NORTH TEXAS THROUGH THE WEEKEND. TEMPERATURES WILL BE 15 TO 20
DEGREES BELOW NORMAL FOR THE PERIOD FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY AS A
CANADIAN AIR MASS SETTLES ACROSS MOST OF TEXAS.

BEGINNING SATURDAY MORNING...THERE WILL BE SEVERAL MORNINGS WITH
TEMPERATURES IN THE 30S. WIDESPREAD FREEZING TEMPERATURES ARE NOT
FORECAST AT THIS TIME.

ACROSS WESTERN PARTS OF NORTH TEXAS...TEMPERATURES MAY BE COLD
ENOUGH FOR LIGHT SNOW TO MIX WITH RAIN SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY
MORNING. NO SNOW ACCUMULATIONS ARE EXPECTED.

A WARMING TREND WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY AS SOUTH WINDS RETURN.

[gboudx]

With the low currently forecasted for 33 on Saturday night, looks like we'll have to cover the flowers we just planted this past weekend. And the herbs.

[TexasStooge]

With the low currently forecasted for 33 on Saturday night, looks like we'll have to cover the flowers we just planted this past weekend. And the herbs.

Might as well, cause plunging temperatures can harm some recently planted vegetation. There's already a Freeze Watch issued outside the North Texas region, and more likely it will affect us. Kinda odd for spring, ain't it? Don't panic, the weather will return to normal after Easter.

[font=arial]DFW Forecast

Today: 55°F
Tonight: 35°F
Saturday: 45°F | 34°F
Easter: 52°F | 38°F
Monday: 66°F | 52°F
Tuesday: 73°F | 56°F
Wednesday: 72°F | 53°F
Thursday: 74°F[/font]

[TexasStooge]

[font=Arial]The National Weather Service has issued a FREEZE WARNING for 3/4 of North Texas, and yes, it does include the DFW area until 9:00AM CDT.[/font]

[font=Courier New]ARCTIC HIGH PRESSURE WILL BE IN PLACE ACROSS NORTH TEXAS LATE
SATURDAY NIGHT AND EARLY SUNDAY MORNING RESULTING IN LIGHT WINDS
AND FREEZING TEMPERATURES ACROSS PORTIONS OF THE REGION. LOW
TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED TO DROP TO BETWEEN 30 AND 32 DEGREES IN
MOST LOCATIONS...WITH SOME RURAL LOCATIONS DROPPING INTO THE
UPPER 20S EARLY SUNDAY MORNING.

A FREEZE WARNING MEANS THAT SUB-FREEZING TEMPERATURES ARE LIKELY
TO OCCUR. A FREEZE THIS LATE IN THE SEASON CAN BE PARTICULARLY
DAMAGING TO COLD SENSITIVE PLANTS AND OTHER CROPS. MAKE SURE
OUTDOOR PETS HAVE A WARM PLACE TO STAY.[/font]

This is gonna be a long Easter Weekend. Although the wintry precip won't stick and freeze to the ground, the slick roads will still pose a hazard.

[font=arial]DFW Forecast

Today: 44°F
Tonight: 34°F
Easter: 53°F | 42°F
Monday: 59°F | 52°F
Tuesday: 76°F | 56°F
Wednesday: 69°F | 51°F
Thursday: 75°F | 57°F
Friday: 74°F[/font]

[TexasStooge]

After a strong cold front swept through the North Texas area and wreaked havoc, everything is slowly going back to normal. We have some shots at thunderstorms with the best chances happening on Friday. Also, from what I saw on WFAA's morning weather reports, the cap may return to Texas. The only question is will it be strong enough to prevent storm development? Probably not, but we'll keep a close eye on it.

[font=arial]DFW Forecast

Today: 58°F
Tonight: 50°F
Tuesday: 73°F | 60°F
Wednesday: 76°F | 50°F
Thursday: 79°F | 66°F
Friday: 78°F | 54°F
Saturday: 71°F | 52°F
Sunday: 76°F[/font]

[TexasStooge]

NOW we'll persue a rapid warm-up this week...and we'll get to see some sun. Not before getting another round of thunderstorms before lunchtime today. Then this Friday, another storm system moves in the area. These storms won't be severe except on Friday when the storms intensify along a dry line. Also, we're seeing a minor cooldown this weekend--yes, I said MINOR. In other words, it's not gonna be as bitterly cold as last weekend.

[font=arial]DFW Forecast

Today: 70°F
Tonight: 54°F
Wednesday: 75°F | 56°F
Thursday: 79°F | 66°F
Friday: 82°F | 54°F
Saturday: 65°F | 48°F
Sunday: 71°F | 53°F
Monday: 77°F[/font]

[TexasStooge]

[font=Arial]The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for the Red River portion of North Texas until 10:00PM CDT. This includes the counties of Cooke, Grayson, and Montague.[/font]

[TexasStooge]

FINALLY, we got to see some sun after a couple of weeks of dreary weather. The sun peeked out around 2:30PM CDT and has rapidly warmed up since then. Of course, the calm weather won't last long as the cap currently in place will break late Thursday Night, fueling some thunderstorms, some of which could possibly turn severe, which is why the SPC has put all of North Texas under a slight risk of severe thunderstorms. A vigorous upper level disturbance will pass through the southern rockies, and enter the Northwestern portion of North Texas by early Friday Morning. The system will then spread throughout the entire North Texas region by Daybreak. Damaging winds and large hail will be the main threats of this severe weather activity.

[font=arial]DFW Forecast

Today: 70°F
Tonight: 47°F
Thursday: 75°F | 59°F
Friday: 78°F | 48°F
Saturday: 65°F | 45°F
Sunday: 69°F | 54°F
Monday: 72°F | 58°F
Tuesday: 72°F[/font]

[TexasStooge]

I knew there was another cooler morning in the midst of the warm-up, and guess what, another cold weekend...only it's not gonna be as cold as the Easter Weekend. Before that, we're gonna see some severe thunderstorms on Friday with large hail and damaging winds. A few tornadoes are possible, especially along and east of the I-35 corridor, where a Moderate Risk of Severe Weather is in place.

[font=arial]DFW Forecast

Today: 76°F
Tonight: 59°F
Friday: 78°F | 52°F
Saturday: 61°F | 42°F
Sunday: 70°F | 48°F
Monday: 72°F | 54°F
Tuesday: 70°F | 53°F
Wednesday: 72°F[/font]

[gboudx]

Latest email from Jeff Lidner. I really hate Severe weather.

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Threat for severe storms Friday night.



Discussion:



Powerful storm system plowing into the SW US will eject into the plains Friday. Ingredients will be coming together for a significant outbreak of severe weather including the threat of long tracked violent tornadoes over E TX into LA. Surface high will move east today allowing surface winds to swing around to the south and surge rich Gulf moisture back into the area. Pool of mid to upper 60 degree dewpoints poised over the Gulf will swing northward tonight into early Friday. Warm frontal boundary will develop and move northward over the region Friday placing the entire region in a warm and sultry warm sector. There is a small threat for a few storms to develop on the warm front Friday morning mainly N of HWY 105.



Main event looks to be Friday night and mainly over the N ½ of SE TX (I-10 northward). Low level jet will really crank out the wind on Friday with 850mb southerly flow of 50-60kts supporting ground winds of 20-40mph. Upper trough ejects into the plains with a 80-110kt jet core plowing into central TX Friday afternoon atop strong southerly flow. Warm front should reach the Red River valley by mid afternoon and backed easterly flow near this feature supports a significant tornado threat from NC TX to NC LA. Shear values are very impressive with this system and given the amount of instability that will be available a substantial outbreak of severe weather is likely. Main question over SE TX is capping intensity as very warm mid level temps. will be spreading NE from the coastal bend as 850mb winds veer to the SW bring hot air off the higher terrain of Mexico. Feel the cap will be too strong to break S of I-10. N of I-10 lift from the incoming frontal boundary should breach the inversion resulting in explosive development.



Expect intense convective development by mid afternoon along the central TX dry line from DFW to near Austin. Initial modes will be supercells with a high tornado risk where discrete cells are embedded within favorable backed low level flow and kinematic profiles. Over time the most significant tornado threat will shift toward NE TX along and just south of the warm front where surface flow will remained backed increasing the 0-1km shear values. A few violent tornado events will be possible in this region and SPC has already hoisted a Day 2 moderate risk outline (See below). Storms should consolidate into line segments and eventually a squall line late Friday evening as they approach SE TX from the NW. Expect severe line to move through CLL by midnight and reaching metro Houston 2-6am. Cap intensity will dictate how far S and W the line extends and it is very possible that Kingwood may get hammered and Sugar Land gets nothing. Point to be made that whatever develops and whatever breaks the cap will go severe quickly given the large amounts of shear and instability that will be present.



May see a few lingering showers early Saturday morning, however strong subsidence will set in quickly with cool dry advection overtaking the region by mid morning resulting in sunny skies and pleasant conditions.



Next storm system cranks up Monday and may approach the area late Tuesday…track of this system is a little further south and hence the threat of severe weather over SE TX may be greater.

[TexasStooge]

At this point, we're seeing some spotty showers across the Northern 1/2 of North TX, bringing trace amounts of rain, but that's not our main event, it's gonna come around late afternoon and evening as a vigorous upper level system moves into the region along with a passing cold front and a dry line. A dangerous situation could be set up for the moderate risk area of thunderstorms (Including DFW, Waco, Temple, Corsicana, and Palestine), as some thunderstorms developing in those areas can turn into supercells, spawning tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds in excess of 70 MPH--especially along a passing warm front moving north through this area by Midday. In other words, BE EXTRA CAREFUL!

[font=arial]DFW Forecast

Today: 74°F
Tonight: 47°F
Saturday: 58°F | 41°F
Sunday: 70°F | 48°F
Monday: 72°F | 52°F
Tuesday: 73°F | 53°F
Wednesday: 73°F | 56°F
Thursday: 76°F[/font]

[TexasStooge]

The weather has been crazy as heck in the North Texas area, especially the immediate DFW area where a tornado kept forming in Fort Worth and Haltom City, then was moving ENE to Irving, Downtown Dallas over to South of Garland, Rockwall, and north of Terrell. I was babysitting a 9-year-old kid named David at the time. When a Tornado Warning was issued for my area, we left the office and when hail started falling, I just grabbed David and high-tailed it to his home where we took cover. David managed to collect his first hail sample about the size of a marble. The possible tornado never hit the Las Colinas suburb of Irving so me and my family got lucky; I'm thinking it must've hit the heart of the city, however there have been no confirmed reports of a tornado. There has been one weather related death of an Officer in Irving where he was responding to a backup call, but he hydroplaned, causing him to collide with a pole. He was taken to Parkland (kind of a stupid move, considering Baylor Medical Center is just a few blocks away) where he was pronounced dead. Another weather-related death occured around Fort Worth where a man working at a lumber yard was trapped under a pile of wood, he later suffered a heart attack.

Today will be a nice, yet windy day across all of North Texas where a Wind Advisory is now in place until 6:00PM CDT this evening, however it could be extended through Midnight tonight.

[font=arial]DFW Forecast

Today: 56°F
Tonight: 41°F
Sunday: 71°F | 48°F
Monday: 73°F | 54°F
Tuesday: 72°F | 54°F
Wednesday: 74°F | 57°F
Thursday: 78°F | 59°F
Friday: 80°F[/font]

[TexasStooge]

Well, the wind advisory may have expired, but high winds are still in the forecast until Midnight. With winds dying down mixed with cold temperatures, clearing skies, and high moisture in the surface; a frost is possible before 4:00AM CDT, so to those who have outdoor vegetation should move them inside or cover them (preferably with a light blanket) immediately. Just when we thought we're done with Jack Frost, we're NOT!!!

[TexasStooge]

As promised, a preliminary report on Friday the 13th storm that has caused some damage.

[font=Courier New]A TEAM FROM THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN FORT WORTH CONDUCTED

DAMAGE SURVEYS IN TARRANT...DALLAS...AND ROCKWALL COUNTIES DUE TO
WIND DAMAGE ON APRIL 13TH.

ONE PARENT SUPERCELL THUNDERSTORM MOVED ACROSS TARRANT...DALLAS...
AND ROCKWALL COUNTIES IN THE EVENING HOURS PRODUCING TORNADOES AND
HAIL UP TO 3 INCHES IN DIAMETER.

THE FIRST TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN AT APPROXIMATELY 555 PM IN
BENBROOK...OR SOUTHWEST FORT WORTH...IN TARRANT COUNTY. KNOWN DAMAGE
AT THIS TIME CONSISTS OF DOWNED FENCES...HOWEVER THE NATIONAL
WEATHER SERVICE CONTINUES TO GATHER ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OF
IMPACTS IN THIS AREA. STORM CHASER VIDEO CONFIRMS A BRIEF TORNADO
TOUCHDOWN. A PRELIMINARY EF-SCALE RATING HAS NOT BEEN ESTABLISHED.

THE SECOND TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN AT APPROXIMATELY 609 PM JUST EAST OF
DOWNTOWN FORT WORTH...NEAR THE VICINITY OF SYLVANIA PARK SOUTHWEST
OF THE INTERSECTION OF NORTH BEACH AND BELKNAP STREETS. THE TORNADO
THEN MOVED EAST ALONG WHEELER STREET AND ELLIOTT REEDER ROAD IN
HALTOM CITY. THE MOST SEVERE DAMAGE EXTENDED ALONG WHEELER STREET
FROM NORTH BEACH TO HALTOM ROAD...AND ALONG ELLIOTT REEDER ROAD FROM
HALTOM ROAD EAST APPROXIMATELY ONE HALF MILE. ONE STORM-RELATED
FATALITY WAS ALSO REPORTED IN THIS AREA. THERE WAS SUBSTANTIAL ROOF
DAMAGE TO A GROCERY STORE...SEVERAL HOMES...AND A CHURCH STEEPLE
ALONG WHEELER STREET. ADDITIONALLY...SEVERAL COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
ALONG ELLIOTT REEDER ROAD WERE DAMAGED AND NUMEROUS RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES AND TRACTOR TRAILERS WERE DAMAGED OR DESTROYED.
FURTHERMORE...NUMEROUS TREES AND POWERLINES WERE DOWNED IN THIS
AREA. NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF RIVERBEND AND JACK NEWELL...A
COMMERCIAL BUILDING SUFFERED PARTIAL COLLAPSE OF AN EAST-FACING
WALL. BASED ON THIS INFORMATION...THIS TORNADO HAS BEEN ASSIGNED A
PRELIMINARY UPPER-END EF-1 RATING ON THE ENHANCED FUJITA
SCALE...WITH MAXIMUM WIND SPEEDS BETWEEN 100 AND 110 MPH. PATH
LENGTH IS ESTIMATED TO BE 2 MILES AND A PATH WIDTH OF APPROXIMATELY
125 YARDS.

A THIRD AREA OF CONCENTRATED WIND DAMAGE WAS NOTED IN EAST DALLAS
NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF JOHN WEST AND BUCKNER BLVD. SEVERAL
TREES...TREE LIMBS...AND FENCES WERE DOWNED. SOME DAMAGE TO AREA
APARTMENT ROOFS WAS ALSO OBSERVED. THE EXACT CAUSE OF THIS WIND
DAMAGE HAS NOT BEEN DETERMINED...ALTHOUGH THE STORM THAT PRODUCED
THE FORT WORTH/HALTOM CITY TORNADO WAS OVER EAST DALLAS AT THIS
TIME. ADDITIONAL GROUND-TRUTH INFORMATION FROM SPOTTERS AND
EMERGENCY MANAGERS WILL BE USED TO DETERMINE IF A TORNADO OR
STRAIGHT-LINE WINDS CAUSED THIS DAMAGE. THIS DAMAGE HAS BEEN
ASSIGNED THE PRELIMINARY RATING OF EF-0...WITH WINDS ESTIMATED TO BE
80 MPH.

IN ROCKWALL COUNTY...AN AREA OF WIND DAMAGE WAS SURVEYED 5 MILES
SOUTH OF ROYSE CITY...JUST EAST OF THE INTERSECTION OF FM 548 AND
STATE HIGHWAY 276. TWO BARNS WERE COMPLETELY DESTROYED AND A FEW
FENCES WERE DOWNED. THIS DAMAGE HAS BEEN ASSIGNED THE PRELIMINARY
RATING OF EF-0...WITH ESTIMATED WIND SPEEDS OF 80 MPH.

THE AFOREMENTIONED DETAILS ARE SUBJECT TO REVISION BASED ON FUTURE
DISCUSSIONS WITH SPOTTER GROUPS AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL.[/font]

Red line indicates tornado's path.
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There are more thunderstorms forecasted for Tuesday, however, these will not be as severe as the Friday the 13th storms, but we could see a couple of isolated severe storms.

[TexasStooge]

After a cool weekend (weather wise), we're seeing another warming trend, but not before seeing another round of thunderstorms tomorrow. Will we see a repeat performance from Friday the 13th, hopefully not but we'll continue to keep an eye on this next system.

[font=arial]DFW Forecast

Today: 73°F
Tonight: 57°F
Tuesday: 68°F | 53°F
Wednesday: 73°F | 58°F
Thursday: 80°F | 61°F
Friday: 79°F | 62°F
Saturday: 80°F | 62°F
Sunday: 79°F[/font]

[TexasStooge]

Today, we're gonna see some thinderstorms, some will be severe, but not as violent as Friday the 13th storms. Large hail, and damaging downburst winds will be the main threats with the upcoming storm activity. Otherwise, the rest of the week is NICE, so starting tomorrow, enjoy it!

[font=arial]DFW Forecast

Today: 69°F
Tonight: 54°F
Wednesday: 74°F | 56°F
Thursday: 79°F | 62°F
Friday: 80°F | 64°F
Saturday: 81°F | 64°F
Sunday: 78°F | 64°F
Monday: 79°F[/font]

[TexasStooge]

At this point, we're seeing a line of showers and thunderstorms along a Gainesville, Denton, and Fort Worth line. That's not our major concern, however, it will give some lakes a head start in the filling process. Our major concern is the strong to severe thunderstorms that may develop later this afternoon.

[TexasStooge]

[font=Arial]The National Weather Service has issued Severe Thunderstorm Watch #151 for the extreme western portion of North Texas until 8:00PM CDT. Counties included are Comanche, Eastland, Erath, Hamilton, Jack, Palo Pinto, Stephens, and Young.[/font]

[font=Courier New] REMEMBER...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH MEANS CONDITIONS ARE
FAVORABLE FOR SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS IN AND CLOSE TO THE WATCH
AREA. PERSONS IN THESE AREAS SHOULD BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR
THREATENING WEATHER CONDITIONS AND LISTEN FOR LATER STATEMENTS
AND POSSIBLE WARNINGS. SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS CAN AND OCCASIONALLY
DO PRODUCE TORNADOES.

DISCUSSION...SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS ARE INCREASING OVER WEST TX IN
REGION OF STRONG DAYTIME HEATING AND STEEP LOW LEVEL LAPSE RATES.
CLEARING SKIES ARE EXPECTED TO DEVELOP EASTWARD ACROSS WATCH AREA
THIS AFTERNOON...WITH STORMS ALSO SPREADING ACROSS REGION. LARGE
HAIL IS LIKELY DUE TO COLD MID LEVEL TEMPERATURES. POTENTIAL ALSO
EXISTS FOR ISOLATED LANDSPOUTS GIVEN FAVORABLE THERMODYNAMIC AND
AMBIENT VORTICITY PATTERN.

AVIATION...A FEW SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS WITH HAIL SURFACE AND ALOFT
TO 2 INCHES. EXTREME TURBULENCE AND SURFACE WIND GUSTS TO 60
KNOTS. A FEW CUMULONIMBI WITH MAXIMUM TOPS TO 500. MEAN STORM
MOTION VECTOR 27030.


...HART[/font]

[TexasStooge]

[font=Arial]The National Weather Service has issued a SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING for persons in Stephens County until 5:00PM CDT.[/font]

[font=Courier New]* AT 359 PM CDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE METEOROLOGISTS DETECTED A
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING QUARTER SIZE HAIL...AND
DAMAGING WINDS IN EXCESS OF 60 MPH. THIS STORM WAS LOCATED 17
MILES WEST OF BRECKENRIDGE...OR ABOUT 10 MILES NORTHEAST OF
ALBANY...AND MOVING EAST AT 25 MPH.

* THE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WILL BE NEAR...
HUBBARD CREEK RESERVOIR BY 420 PM
BRECKENRIDGE BY 435 PM

IF YOU ARE CAUGHT OUTSIDE...SEEK SHELTER IN A STRONG BUILDING AND
STAY INSIDE...AWAY FROM WINDOWS UNTIL THE STORM HAS PASSED.

LAT...LON 3291 9910 3270 9911 3259 9880 3282 9869[/font]