Mike Hollingshead
http://www.spc.ncep.noaa.gov/exper/mesoana...ysis/s2/scp.gif
That is still my target. 6 marks the spot.
http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/surface/sfc_ict.gif
Interesting what the sfc winds are doing in far western IA north of OMaha now and over into Nebraska. I hope those aren't very local little crap storm induced readings(and will change in 2 more seconds)....which I'm 99% sure they aren't. I wouldn't think anything south of that line stands a chance as there doesn't look to be any boundaries down there at all for them to use.
Yeah just looking out the windows now and it appears to be changing rapidly. Tower ne is fairly good, but I can't see the base and imagine it's quite high. But the cu in the area now are getting the cluttered more juiced up look to them...and you can tell there is some decent low level flow with them. Can't beat looking out the windows to see how things are coming along..lol.
That is still my target. 6 marks the spot.
http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/surface/sfc_ict.gif
Interesting what the sfc winds are doing in far western IA north of OMaha now and over into Nebraska. I hope those aren't very local little crap storm induced readings(and will change in 2 more seconds)....which I'm 99% sure they aren't. I wouldn't think anything south of that line stands a chance as there doesn't look to be any boundaries down there at all for them to use.
Yeah just looking out the windows now and it appears to be changing rapidly. Tower ne is fairly good, but I can't see the base and imagine it's quite high. But the cu in the area now are getting the cluttered more juiced up look to them...and you can tell there is some decent low level flow with them. Can't beat looking out the windows to see how things are coming along..lol.
