Looking back, I can't help but think that Tuesday's event ended up acting quite similar to the previous Wednesday (April 30). In both cases, the forecasts showed an MCS in East Texas with the potential to develop (semi-)discrete storms ahead/around it; but when the event actually transpired, the MCS ended up dominating the surrounding environment and killing off any chances for other storms to get going as well.
I just thought that was interesting enough to share, and I'd love to see your own thoughts on the matter as well!
I just thought that was interesting enough to share, and I'd love to see your own thoughts on the matter as well!
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