I'm not terribly concerned with my position in Childress. Things look decent to the north, obviously in south-central Nebraska, but I still have concerns over limited moisture and instability to work with. A handful of storms may cluster along the triple point and ride the warm front. If one or two can stay descreet, they could tap into the moisture and instability and with the amount of shear go gangbusters... BUT... I'm down in Childress, so I play the hand I'm dealt.
I think I'm pretty happy with where I'm at actually. Visible satellite shows a hint of some CU building in the panhandle of TX, and Infrared supports that with some very cold cloud tops there. The dryline/cold front is VERY sharp with a ton of instability and moisture on the warm sector side. I'm going to reposition 75 miles to Wheeler, TX on the east-central Texas Panhandle and watch things from there. I should be there by 2-230pm.