Mike Hollingshead
Capping could prove to kill this day, but I think there is plenty of potential in place for a thread. Eastern SD, sw MN, nw IA, and ne NE look a wee bit unstable and this time the shear looks to be more over the instability. 35-40knts at 500mb. SFC to 850 rather weak but that is to be expected this time of year. We really really need to get a storm up in this kind of instability and shear.
http://www.wxcaster.com/modelskewt.php3?mo...&STATIONID=ksux
Sioux City. EHI of 9.3...lol. Flow is better nw of this location. I just grabbed this one cause I think extreme instability is so cool.
Cape progged as high as 8300 in nw IA with a nice veering profile. An ok sfc boundary is shown in place as well...and temps should be closer to the convective levels. LCL's could be high too, but there IS plenty of moisture and this may actually not be too big of an issue even with sfc temps in mid 90s. Thoughts?
Mike
http://www.wxcaster.com/modelskewt.php3?mo...&STATIONID=ksux
Sioux City. EHI of 9.3...lol. Flow is better nw of this location. I just grabbed this one cause I think extreme instability is so cool.
Cape progged as high as 8300 in nw IA with a nice veering profile. An ok sfc boundary is shown in place as well...and temps should be closer to the convective levels. LCL's could be high too, but there IS plenty of moisture and this may actually not be too big of an issue even with sfc temps in mid 90s. Thoughts?
Mike