The event seems to be proceeding as forecast as we await dry line initiation later.Volatile kinematics now advecting into southwest Ks.
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The *checks notes* day of the superspouts!Looks like a mix between a landspout and a supercellular tornado.
I feel like if you're forecasting EF3-EF4 tornadoes (especially if the ceiling is 190 MPH tornadoes), then you gotta issue a PDS watch.Hoooooo boy that's some strong wording and winds, wonder if we get a PDS watch
With the kinematics in place around the latest MCD area, I wouldn't count out more than two EF3+ tornadoes. That's of course if the LLJ disperses the cloud cover.155-190 mph is very bullish despite the concerns with cloud cover. I would be shocked if we didn't see at least 2 EF3+ tornadoes touch down today.
There's certainly a fairly high ceiling today, but also a fairly low floor. My best guess right now is that its performance will most likely fall somewhere in between, but we shall see...May 23, 2008 and May 24, 2011 are the two dates I can match with today’s potential.
I agree. I feel like if there wasn't any issues with cloud cover, then I would say the ceiling is the more likely scenario, but I don't feel that way anymore to be honest.There's certainly a fairly high ceiling today, but also a fairly low floor. My best guess right now is that its performance will most likely fall somewhere in between, but we shall see...