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6/10/2010 FCST: WY/NE/SD/CO

The thing that bothers me so much is that the RUC actually seems to increase CINH over the next hour or two and then removes it after 23z. I think the Kimball area is good for a reasonably supercell bet. RUC forecast LCL's are still 1750-2000m for that area but that isn't impossible for tornadoes in the region but I'm still playing the high risk/high reward area of NE CO. Granted the CINH is quite high for the sig tor that many of us have dreamed of today but the combination of shear/instability and the magic of the front range leave everything in question. The 700mb temps remain quite warm with cooling associated with a piece of energy that is affecting CYS to near DEN.

Common baby!
 
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