I can't convince myself it is worth driving to sw KS for this one day'r, though I'm trying. The extended crap is helping me decide to go but at the same time I have a feeling I will need gas money in June and July. For whatever reason I started thinking of some of those high based monsters you can get out in that area or up into sw/w/c NE with lower tds. I'm dying to see one of those real out of this world shelfs from hell that form out there driving a wall of dirt east which reaches to their bases. Perhaps they need more low level moisture than this, I don't know(or a backed 850). I'd honestly take one of those over a tornado and think it could happen tomorrow in NE. I don't like to be south of a dl bulge either(espeically with a strong cap in place) unless you are well south, which might end up in the TX panhandle for all I know. I could certainly see there being one or two isolated sups south of the dl bulge though. Hmmmmmm. The southern most storm could also be at the apex of the bulge too, or just north of it. Either case, if there is one at the apex of the bulge and then some well down south of it the north one should have some space south of it to work with. Course that could be at the end of a long long line too. Way too much thinking going on here, I must sign out.