4/23/07 NOW: CO/KS/OK/TX

[Brett Adair]

CG now coming from those cells as they approach I-40. I see that Jeff Snyder is just east of them, and David Drummond and Todd Thorn are heading in from the west. Brian Emfinger is probably seeing the blowoff from this thing right now. Spotternetwork is such a great tool.

 

[Joe hall]

hi all
my wife and I are heading out 470 now from boulder. Nice CU towers up. We are going to head to wakins area also. We are driving a blue VW Westfalia bus, keep your eyes out for us, be safe.

 

[Brett Adair]

Looks like those storms in the Panhandle aren't strengthening very much and they haven't produced anymore lightning since the first strikes were indicated over 15 minutes ago.

 

[Jordan Hartley]

Here in sc Ks waiting for tommorows big day but wanted to just throw this out there that both locally and on vis sat im seeing turkey towers pop up here and there which might hint as to how the stage is setting as we countdown to storm initiation.

 

[Jason Branz]

Both the AMA and LBB radars are showing a fine line that is progressing slowly westward. Judging by the obs, this could be the edge of the deeper moisture moving west toward a collision with the dryline. A small echo had popped up east of Tulia along this line...something to watch as it moves northeast into some better moisture and backed flow.

 

[David Wolfson]

I've virtually reached Rosston, OK, and am checking data for the next step.... Geez. Picture is not clear, but am continuing to intersection of US270 and US283 for better road options (~22:20 GMT) on the complex developed to my south. Must keep an eye on the cells just to my north, though.

 

[Brian Emfinger]

CG now coming from those cells as they approach I-40. I see that Jeff Snyder is just east of them, and David Drummond and Todd Thorn are heading in from the west. Brian Emfinger is probably seeing the blowoff from this thing right now. Spotternetwork is such a great tool.

I wish. I couldnt go that far again since there will be storms here tomorrow (thats where i turned off the gps on sat night). I am thinking of moving to McLean Tx as it seems to be the near the center of the storm world so far this year

The storms soutwest of Woodward would be where I would want to be right now..the storms north of McLean look to be struggling via radar and on satellite (from 8 mins ago) they look very bad

 

[Andrew Stoller]

Supercell is exploding over I believe Weld county northeast of Denver thanks to the convergance zone. Dews have totally mixed out on the Palmer divide but get into the mid 40s northeast of Limon. Hopefully this cell can stay tapped into decent moisture and suck in some helicity.

 

[Bill Schintler]

TX Panhandle storms...

[FONT=&quot]It looks like the cells along and south of I-40 are having to contend with a wave of subsidence in the wake of a compact H5/H7 wave that is now (5 PM) entering western OK. There's also a narrow mid-level thermal ridge along the eastern TX panhandle. Hopefully some mid-level CAA working into areas west of AMA and LBB will help erode the cap over the next few hours...

- bill[/FONT]

 

[David Drummond]

All the towers that keep going up around and east of AMA keep getting sheared off. They look good at first, then riiiipppppp, they are gone.

I am virtually sitting at home watching a movie on the big screen.

 

[Patrick Martin]

Storm currently just to NW of Denver is taking on supercell look. Has started to put out CG's in last 10 minutes. Base on it has come down as it moved off foothills. It's just to the SW of my house. Am leaving my house now after a 5 min stop to stay with this storm.

 

[Andrew Stoller]

Dang, the cell coming north of Fort Morgan, CO now starting to show rotation. This thing could produce. Get it Mark!

 

[Scott Lincoln]

About time NWS Denver got a warning out on the NE Colorado storm, it has been 90-100% POSH hail for several scans now, along with all of its other severe storm characteristics. The storm looks like it formed in the areas of lower LFCs across northern Colorado and now appears to be moving into more favorable LCLs.

 

[Jenn Brindley]

Pea-sized hail here in Westminster Colorado (North Denver), rain and fast moving clouds. Lots of low-hanging scud--- I just wish I could get out of work to head east!!!

J

 

[David Wolfson]

Virtually at US270/US283 nnw of Gage. Mid-level impulse appears to be approaching from the west and should shortly give nne moving cluster in my vicinity a push more toward the east. I think the cell furthest southwest is "my" storm. May have to position eastward to avoid the core if it turns right; otherwise I like right where I am.