nickgrillo
EF5
Relatively deep low pressure will move into Nebraska, bringing in a surface trof during prime heating (18Z-00Z). Excellent speed shear will exist, with the GFS showing winds backing southeast a bit in southern Nebraska. Rich moisture and ample heating will increase instability... with NAM bringing in around >3500J/KG of CAPEs. Helicities across the warm sector will be pretty decent... With the southeast half of Nebraska getting a good 150-300 0-3KM SRH (of course, any storm showing deviant motion could easily see 250-400 SRH). Deep-layer shear will also support severe thunderstorms... Given the strong speed/directional shear which is present in nearly every level (500MB could get a tad better, thou...) - I would have to say supercells are a pretty good bet.
Overall, the setup looks pretty decent... In fact, I would have to say it's Nebraskas best setup in a while :lol: :lol:
EDIT: EDITED TOPIC TO INCLUDE THE REST OF THE CENTRAL/NORTHERN PLAINS
Overall, the setup looks pretty decent... In fact, I would have to say it's Nebraskas best setup in a while :lol: :lol:
EDIT: EDITED TOPIC TO INCLUDE THE REST OF THE CENTRAL/NORTHERN PLAINS