Robert Edmonds
EF5
Sitting in Monahans, TX, watching storms trying to develop to my west. Figured it would be a good time for the NOW thread...
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4/11/09 NOW: TX/NM
- Thread starter Robert Edmonds
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Dann Cianca
Looks like there are still some stability problems on the south end of this threat. Td's are a little lower than forecast, unfortunately, but profiles still support supes. If any of these storms start to organize, you could find yourself staring at a beautiful LP!
Best action is up along the TX/NM border right now where the CAPE is, well available. Shear isn't quite as favorable up north, however.
The cell over Caprock, NM is the best show in town right now, but the one over Hobbs is starting to look a little more organized.
Best action is up along the TX/NM border right now where the CAPE is, well available. Shear isn't quite as favorable up north, however.
The cell over Caprock, NM is the best show in town right now, but the one over Hobbs is starting to look a little more organized.
Jacob Ferden
EF4
TOR warned cell just west of Denver City
Dennis Dennison
Dave Drummond is livecasting in west texas right now--nice looking notch
TOR warned cell just west of Denver City
http://www.tornadovideos.net/full-screen-chaser-video.php
TOR warned cell just west of Denver City
http://www.tornadovideos.net/full-screen-chaser-video.php
David Wolfson
EF5
The tornadic cell currently south of Big Spring is, if my memory serves, about to test the largest wind power site in the US. Fortunately it looks in the latest radar that the cell has for the moment at least diminished tornado potential.
