We have a slight risk smack in the middle of the TX Panhandle for Sunday! Wow! Can February light up like it did in 07 when we had a confirmed tornado near McLean? Hmmm....
A low is progged to eject into the TX Panhandle which will set the stage for some possibilities for severe weather for Sunday. Also, a cold front will be draped along the southern plains which will aid in the development of thunderstorms. This setup will most likely be a high shear low instability day. More to come either later today or tomorrow.
4 comments:
Awesome!!! Although I think it will be a squall event (I hope I'm wrong!), it will be SOOOOO nice to see lightning and hear thunder once again around here. I know the farmers especially will love to see some serious rains around these parts for the first time in months.
Some of us Colorado folk are heading down. :)
Squall line or otherwise, I will get out. If nothing but to see and hear some thunder and lightning and report for the station.
I remember a few years ago a system like this produced copious amounts of graupel 6 inches deep!
If we can keep the early clouds down, with the shear in place, on of us might get lucky.
I'm like you guys. I just want to get out and see te rain and hear the thunder again. Severe or not, I'll be looking forward to it. Hope to see you guys out there.
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