June 6, 2014, was a classic late spring upslope/NW flow setup over portions of the western high plains and S. Central plains of the CONUS. This day was defined by many discrete supercells progressing SE off the higher elevation of E. CO, E. NM, E. WY, and NE panhandle. As these storms gradually...
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May 15, 2003, existed as a significant severe weather/tornado outbreak across portions of the western high plains and S.Central Great plains of the CONUS. This event is especially notable and historic considering the day fostered the most western high-risk convective outlook to date and produced...
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