Severe Weather Threat 5/25-5/26, 2024

[MMWX]

This event is not really a nocturnal event tornadic wise.

To further elaborate, all the storms right now are basically firing right on the east side of the dryline.

Nothing will develop behind the dryline, obviously. Once the dryline passes an area, it's severe storm potential is basically done.

Maybe as the dryline reaches the Missouri state line, it would be more nocturnal, but I wouldn't consider this an overnight threat by any means.

 

[Tempestas Tonitrua]

Idk what’s happening. Just frustrating to cover.

Definition of the plains for the past decade.

 

[Tanner]

Storms firing early and further west might actually

Definition of the plains for the past decade.

It’s like, why aren’t these high end events performing? But the lower confidence scale events go insane.

We have the storms like on 5/6 but they aren’t producing.

 

[Kds86z]

I feel Its so hard to get a successful plains high risk. Not a risk day but..

 

[Tennie]

It’s like, why aren’t these high end events performing? But the lower confidence scale events go insane.

We have the storms like on 5/6 but they aren’t producing.

Sometimes I wonder if Mother Nature is trolling us with these events...

 

[CheeselandSkies]

Only tornado-warned storm on the board at 2357 UTC is the one on the Red River southwest of Ardmore/Overbrook.

 

[tornado examiner]

The lower end one’s produce tornadoes that rival famous events….the high end setup’s struggle to produce the mediocre

 

[Tanner]

Only tornado-warned storm on the board at 2357 UTC is the one on the Red River southwest of Ardmore/Overbrook.

Honestly, the only shot at seeing any sign of moderate verification.

 

[jiharris0220]

Storms firing early and further west might actually

It’s like, why aren’t these high end events performing? But the lower confidence scale events go insane.

We have the storms like on 5/6 but they aren’t producing.

It’s like after 2012 every plains high risk just hasn’t worked out fortunately.

Like you said for some reason it’s always the lower confidence days that go off. I wonder if any expertise could chime in and explain why that’s been the case.

 

[Tempestas Tonitrua]

The lower end one’s produce tornadoes that rival famous events….the high end setup’s struggle to produce the mediocre

Which, isn’t AGW related like my buddy CH says, but probably just the retrograding of models the past few years.

 

[wx_guy]

I think we still have some ways to go, honestly. The dynamics are still in place for a few hours, I believe.

 

[Maxis_s]

Which, isn’t AGW related like my buddy CH says, but probably just the retrograding of models the past few years.

The models have been abysmal this year.

 

[Maxis_s]

 

[Clancy]

The fact that he said it without skipping a beat was amazing.

 

[TH2002]

Which, isn’t AGW related like my buddy CH says, but probably just the retrograding of models the past few years.

Yeah, I think Chris Hansen would be able to give us some insight...

*satire - I know who you're actually referring to...

 

[jiharris0220]

Seems like there’s some personal vendetta that leaked out a bit there, lol.

 

[TornadoFan]

I see more storms going up south of Wichita Falls.

 

[jiharris0220]

Looks like there has been substantial damage from the mutual tornado.

 

[Tennie]

Ryan Hall shared a fairly large fire that was caught on Michael Beard's stream.

 

[Tanner]

Cell in southern Kansas really ramped up all of a sudden. Could be in large tornadogenesis here very soon.