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Quite a bit of convection ongoing across OK and MO rn that I imagine will have a rather large impact on tomorrow's threat.
Talking bout good way or a perhaps a bad way , ? Convection hurting the instability ? Or convection setting up outflow boundaries perhaps ..Quite a bit of convection ongoing across OK and MO rn that I imagine will have a rather large impact on tomorrow's threat.
Where would you expect this convection to track?Quite a bit of convection ongoing across OK and MO rn that I imagine will have a rather large impact on tomorrow's threat.
Towards the Ohio River and potentially getting rid of some of the northern target.Where would you expect this convection to track?
Going to be close to the radar up that way...Observed tornado now moving into Springfield. Still under the EDS too.
If I didn't actually need to use printers every now and then, I'd take mine straight out to the desert and happily unload a couple hundred rounds of 22LR into it... but too bad society has made printers into a necessary evil. All I'm going to say about that.I've heard IT guys (who should as a rule know what they're talking about) routinely refer to printers in very disparaging fashion (one of the more polite descriptions that I've heard is "the interesting lovechildren of Unicorns and Zebras"). Make of that what you will...
Probably can’t know the finer details until 2-6 hours in advance.Back to the weather, how is the threat looking for eastern West Virginia tomorrow? Definitely the beefiest threat I've seen for WV in quite some time. What effect is the ongoing convection going to have on the threat in that area?
Probably can’t know the finer details until 2-6 hours in advance.
For fun here is my thoughts… Slight is yellow, enhanced is orange, and red is Moderate. Let’s see how this plays out.You ho
For fun here is my thoughts… Slight is yellow, enhanced is orange, and red is Moderate. Lets see how this plays out.