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warneagle
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I guess the high risk decision is gonna hinge on whether we get better model convergence in terms of storm mode at 18 and 00z.
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Yeah, I'm really concerned about chaser convergence given that the storm motions are going to be relatively fast by Plains standards.We just missed the actiity yesterday. Everything went north and our cap never eroded.
I wish I could run up the the panhandle or OK to chase tomorrow but I imagine there will be a ton of chasers already on the roads.
Good call, in my opinion.Several school districts in Oklahoma have already announced that they'll be closed, as has the University of Oklahoma.
I would guess it has something to do with a stronger EML? I don't know though.Question for the pros ahead of tomorrow:
I saw several comments on Twitter that open warm sector development in Plains events is not nearly as common as those in The Southeast.
Is this in fact accurate and if so, why?
Yeah, it might prove unnecessary but better safe than sorry. I can't blame them for being gun-shy after what happened in Moore in 2013.Good call, in my opinion.
If I had to put money on it I would say yes. I don’t have any sort of inside or expert info though of course.Wonder if we'll see a high risk at the next update.