Some people criticize that guy and his site but weather is so unpredictable - He predicted Texas would get tornadoes this week
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Megatropic forces generating downward pressure across the Central Kanhoma region are propping up a spheroidal contractulation. I don't, however, observe any syntiotic backdraft signatures, so the outcome of hyperturbulation seems unlikely at this time. Now there is a scenario where calculonero clouds may form, dumping enough precipitotic g-nodes per millisecond that a build-up of ionized metasupils could put the region into an extended watch scenario.Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!
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Originally posted by Kung Wu View PostMegatropic forces generating downward pressure across the Central Kanhoma region are propping up a spheroidal contractulation. I don't, however, observe any syntiotic backdraft signatures, so the outcome of hyperturbulation seems unlikely at this time. Now there is a scenario where calculonero clouds may form, dumping enough precipitotic g-nodes per millisecond that a build-up of ionized metasupils could put the region into an extended watch scenario.
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Originally posted by Kung Wu View PostMegatropic forces generating downward pressure across the Central Kanhoma region are propping up a spheroidal contractulation. I don't, however, observe any syntiotic backdraft signatures, so the outcome of hyperturbulation seems unlikely at this time. Now there is a scenario where calculonero clouds may form, dumping enough precipitotic g-nodes per millisecond that a build-up of ionized metasupils could put the region into an extended watch scenario.
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Originally posted by Kung Wu View PostMegatropic forces generating downward pressure across the Central Kanhoma region are propping up a spheroidal contractulation. I don't, however, observe any syntiotic backdraft signatures, so the outcome of hyperturbulation seems unlikely at this time. Now there is a scenario where calculonero clouds may form, dumping enough precipitotic g-nodes per millisecond that a build-up of ionized metasupils could put the region into an extended watch scenario.Originally posted by shocksrbest View PostSo glad you put that into layman's terms."You Just Want to Slap The #### Outta Some People"
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Day 1 Moderate for Sunday...Interesting to know where the SPC's highest Tornado Probs are-----not inline with what the NAM or GFS were showing. SPC Hinting at higher bases for the storms in OK due to a large Temperature and Dewpoint Spread.
The mountains are calling, and I must go.
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One parameter that I see is a potential problem for the Wichita area is dewpoints have fallen from 72 to 58 overnight - so unless the moisture surges back to the west the action will be to the east.
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Morning update from SPC. The push things a little further east and tighten up the risk areas. Alot is going to be dependent on where the dryline gets setup for today.
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75 over 66 in Wichita. Latest Guidance has shown the dryline holding off on advancement until after initiation has started and then potentially a first round of Surface Based Storms---then a round of elevated later.
There also might be a triple point feature setting up this afternoon to focus convection on.The mountains are calling, and I must go.
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75/68 is the latest ob I'm getting at ICT.
LCL's are going to be a problem in Oklahoma, but not here today. As always, the dryline placement will be critical in determining where initiation begins. Still a SE component to the wind here. If things continue to stay backed, the tornado potential should be pretty decent.
As wsushox just stated, the dryline may be slowing just a tad.Deuces Valley.
... No really, deuces.
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