Severe Weather: Tornado watch for Denver NOW!!!p152

SPC and the HRRR model seem to have the right idea with respect to the tornado threat in Nebraska. Initiation should begin in southwest Nebraska underneath the exit region of the mid-level trough-eventually migrating towards the northeast into southeast South Dakota. Possibly an extension of a higher risk farther northeast into South Dakota later. This area carries an enhanced risk at present-with an upgrade possible.

A line of discrete cells along the dryline into the triple point sweeping east.
Elevated convection and hail north of the east/west boundary, strongly backed modeled low-level winds along this boundary so it may become just as active as the dryline-if not more so.
Farther south along the dryline, the HRRR does not ever really overcome the cap. So, a conditional threat here. Although the dryline almost always seems to produce something. As the SPC noted, there should be better dynamical lift north of Texas and this should allow erosion of the cap over western Kansas and require inclusion in a higher risk area.

Good! I hate heat, drought and sun...

Making sure the cellar is ready here in Oklahoma.

I'm in Oklahoma and I haven't seen a flying cow yet...

I'm still waiting...

Howdy neighbor...

BUMP for safety !

Take care!

Almost two weeks ago I was almost ran-over by a rain-wrapped albeit weak tornado North of where I reside. I was just in town for the day. It was intense! I'm in the lower level of the enhanced risk area, so I'll be watching for sure.

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I appreciate your weather threads! Thank you.

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Good transplant weather here. Going to do flower planters today, transplant some raspberries and herbs this weekend.

My blessings go out to those in the midwest. What a tribulation. Hang in there, fellow GLPers.

Honestly I am digging this spring/early summer weather. Its been cold in Appalachia, hoodie weather. A few days at 80s but by and large all of May has been cool, rainy. Fuck the heat of summer. I thrive in cold weather.

More evidence that Gore was right about air and water currents.

While people are suggesting global cooling due to below average temperatures in the upper Midwest and East last weekend, there were some higher than normal temps near the Arctic.

Gore was wrong about cause and in the end that won't matter because this planet like all the planets in our solar system are changing due to the sun. Our fluctuating geo-magnetosphere is causing air and water currents to deviate 'normal' long-term patterns.

Saturday’s steamy 84-degree reading was posted in Arkhangelsk, Russia, where the average high temperature is around 54 this time of year. The city of 350,000 people sits next to the White Sea, which feeds into the Arctic Ocean’s Barents Sea.
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California's Squaw Valley ski resort received it's 3rd highest snowfall this year and may remain open until July.
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The abnormally warm conditions in this region stemmed from a bulging zone of high pressure centered over western Russia. This particular heat wave, while a manifestation of the arrangement of weather systems and fluctuations in the jet stream, fits into what has been an unusually warm year across the Arctic and most of the mid-latitudes.

In Greenland, for example, the ice sheet’s melt season began about a month early. In Alaska, several rivers saw winter ice break up on their earliest dates on record.

Across the Arctic overall, the extent of sea ice has hovered near a record low for weeks.

Data from the Japan Meteorological Agency show April was the second warmest on record for the entire planet.
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Any spring seeding going on??

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TORNADO POTENTIAL this Friday late afternoon/evening looks to maximize across portions of central/eastern Nebraska especially between 5-9 pm, possibly including parts of the I-80 corridor near/east of North Platte, NE - highlighted in pink. @accuweather @breakingweather
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Will pin we need to know 5 days coming

lol love the Mods , thanks Luis and GLP I for one am in the line of fire

A multi-day siege of severe weather will flare up in the Plains and Midwest into the weekend.Another round of severe weather will then follow in the Plains Monday and Tuesday.Tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds are all threats.Flash flooding is also a significant concern.

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Take care!

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they are already watching a storm in Pacific

They are very fast moving and I fear there will be little warning did you see Chicago area last night

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