Ben Prusia
EF4
Cell developed behind first echo in Osage County near Pawhuska. The cell has intensified to 37.5 dbz from nothing in 2 scans.
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5/22/05 TALK: Most of Central US
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Dick McGowan
EF5
Seeing the same thing........now 1-3 miles NW of pawhuska......Osage co. OK
EDIT next sweep showing storm track on GR3. Now showing 41 dbz...
EDIT next sweep showing storm track on GR3. Now showing 41 dbz...
Jeff Snyder
EF5
Currently in Ponca City, west of Pawhuska. The first storm to the east of us appears to have bit the dust, and the most recent storm doesn't look too impressive -- it has the orphaned storm look... We aren't entirely sure what we're going to do, since nothing around looks too impressive. Some congestus up in southern KS west of Wellington, but not too sure about that.
LOL I like the mesobeta-scale and misocyclone mention in Edward's MCD.
LOL I like the mesobeta-scale and misocyclone mention in Edward's MCD.
Brett Adair
EF5
My MesoScale Assessment
Things look like they could go if we can get just a bit more mid level cooling. Hopefully this wont be a NE KS/SE NE of yesterday.... *sigh*
Things look like they could go if we can get just a bit more mid level cooling. Hopefully this wont be a NE KS/SE NE of yesterday.... *sigh*
Joey Ketcham
I just arrived in Miami, sitting at McDonald's watching radar. Only cell is over in Osage County...
Brett Adair
EF5
Yup....damned capping inversion rules again. :evil:
Joey Ketcham
No doubt, doesn't look impressive right now...
Dick McGowan
EF5
Well......struggling to break the pain in the ass cap......lost height and intensity quick....
Joey Ketcham
Yeah it's not gaining any strenght right now, dont' think it's worth even going after at this point. Think I'll stick here in Miami for a while and see if anything changes....
Philip Flory
EF2
Just east of Ponca City right now on hwy 60. Agree cell to the east looks rather ragged... also it is moving away quite rapidly. Think best chance of initiation (away from stuff to E) may be near 35 or just west of .. east or southeast of Enid. Vis currently shows a few CU this region and it is in an ehhanced area of sfc conv per SPC meso, not very confident in this however. May head back toward Tonkawa and prepare for a reapeat of yesterday (hope not).
Alex Lamers
EF4
The WRF model run at 18Z suggested this isolated development from 23-01Z with more widespread explosive development between 01 and 03Z.
NE OK into NW AR looks to be the target zone still.
...Alex Lamers...
NE OK into NW AR looks to be the target zone still.
...Alex Lamers...
Joey Ketcham
Still pretty hot down here in Miami, looking at some CU popping up, but that's about it right now. Debating whether to stay put in Miami or head back west.
Andrew Pritchard
EF5
Might have had a tornado warning, but I dont think it was a "tornadic storm". Shouldnt be reissued, the storm has pretty much piddled, and theres no rotation showing up on radar. Not really sure why it was even issued in the first place, never really looked 'great'.
Ben Cotton
EF4
Aye. Still, I might move to Shelbyville anyway, they seem to get their share of the action. The severe weather capital of Indiana, perhaps?
Ben
Joey Ketcham
Welp, back home.. just sat and watched the CU form along the boundry in Miami.. maybe next time.
