Ben Prusia
EF4
Oh boy, another forecast from Ben Prusia!
For Wednesday, May 11: A very potent upper level storm system will have its second day in the Plains States during the day on Wednesday. By the 0Z GFS on Friday, May 6, the center of this system is in south central Nebraska with a measure of 997mb at 0Z Thursday. The model depicts a very well defined dryline heading to the south-southwest from the system, into the eastern Texas Panhandle. The model also shows an area of precipitation breaking out in an area along the dryline in OK/TX and also in an area to the east of the upper level storm system in Nebraska. Of course, this is 144 hours out from the time of this forecast and is very subject to change, but it appears to be a very good severe weather setup on our hands this coming week. I am just hoping that moisture isn't hosed for this setup from this weekend's setup.
Graphic for this forecast available on the "My Chase Forecasts" link below.
For Wednesday, May 11: A very potent upper level storm system will have its second day in the Plains States during the day on Wednesday. By the 0Z GFS on Friday, May 6, the center of this system is in south central Nebraska with a measure of 997mb at 0Z Thursday. The model depicts a very well defined dryline heading to the south-southwest from the system, into the eastern Texas Panhandle. The model also shows an area of precipitation breaking out in an area along the dryline in OK/TX and also in an area to the east of the upper level storm system in Nebraska. Of course, this is 144 hours out from the time of this forecast and is very subject to change, but it appears to be a very good severe weather setup on our hands this coming week. I am just hoping that moisture isn't hosed for this setup from this weekend's setup.
Graphic for this forecast available on the "My Chase Forecasts" link below.