Dennis Dennison
I saw the date on the map--but was in the process of trying to figure a good place to go--I was mainly looking at upper winds and dew points-and the Cape in OKC, so I was thinking of somewhere in far north eastern Oklahoma--but as the date was posted i went and looked--big day lots of action---had me rechecking the data further.
So for me even though we can all see the date-I still was able to get a lot out of seeing my initial thoughts, versus the actual day-before any other inputs were available--so it still was a valid Case--thanks
So for me even though we can all see the date-I still was able to get a lot out of seeing my initial thoughts, versus the actual day-before any other inputs were available--so it still was a valid Case--thanks
Current obs. show a rather unstable atmosphere already located across OK. This should increase throughout the chase day to the north as the warm front continues to lift northward, and the 12 degree isotherm progresses further towards the north. A rather significant change in direction throughout all levels of the atmosphere, especially from 500/850mb screams tornado potential (supercells). A rather significant CAP is in place to the north, and OK is sitting at a weak CAP environment, however little forcing is present so I would doubt that much activity starts off in and around this area, before the sufficent forcing arrives. I would like to set-up in Medford, OK for this event, and this will give me good access to H35 to go north or south if needed.
. I was stuck in Tulsa and had to work that day but knew something bad was brewing....was tardy on the chase.
