Mike Theiss
EF0
High Risk, PDS, All Hell is breaking loose !!
May 12th, Texas Panhandle - 14 Large Dusty Tornadoes
May 12th, Texas Panhandle - 14 Large Dusty Tornadoes
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Sincerely, Jeff D.
First 2006 high risk
- Thread starter Andy Wehrle
- Start date
Andrew Booth
EF2
Hmmm....
I was way off last year, so I'm gonna earlier in my prediction.
April 17th, North Texas/Oklahoma Panhandle/SW Kansas.
I was way off last year, so I'm gonna earlier in my prediction.
April 17th, North Texas/Oklahoma Panhandle/SW Kansas.
Anthony Silver
EF4
I got my bets on April 4th-KS/MO/IA/NE
Shane Adams
Nowhere. I don't think we'll see a high risk this year. Then again, I just spent ten minutes on the NWS drought outlook page, so my view is currently askew.
Anthony Petito
EF4
April 7, KS, NE, MO, IA area
Grady Joslin
EF0
I am thinking maybe ... April 5. Location: Ohio Valley... outside of New Albany, Indiana (close to where I live.)
John Sickels
EF2
high risk
There will be three High Risk outlooks this year.
April 17, most of Oklahoma, part of northern Texas.
May 3, northern Kansas and southern Nebraska
May 4, eastern Iowa and Western Illinois.
There will be three High Risk outlooks this year.
April 17, most of Oklahoma, part of northern Texas.
May 3, northern Kansas and southern Nebraska
May 4, eastern Iowa and Western Illinois.
Andrew Pritchard
EF5
April 9th.. Iowa, Illinois, NE Missouri. It'll be a bust though, because Illinois doesnt get tornadoes.
Skip Talbot
EF5
The KC area has a hot history, so I'll throw my vote in for that area too. April 30 for NE KS, NW MO, SE NE, SW IA... to open up May for us.
Pat Lawrence
I'll say April 10, centered on Kentucky.
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Bryce Stone
EF4
I'm going to say I don't know when the first high risk will be. I'm also going to say that SDS makes us chasers do some very silly things (like trying to predict the future). Finally I will say that I'm rather embarassed to have participated in this thread last year. 
David Draun
EF5
Originally posted by Bryce Stone
I'm going to say I don't know when the first high risk will be. I'm also going to say that SDS makes us chasers do some very silly things (like trying to predict the future). Finally I will say that I'm rather embarassed to have participated in this thread last year.
LOL, geez man, have a little fun, huh? I will say June 3rd SE WI to NE OK, it will be a derecho event.
Fred Gossage
EF1
I'm going to say with this upcoming system, March 9th..... in AR/LA/KY/TN/MS/AL..... this looks like a bad motha sucka...
Morgan Palmer
EF5
Considering recent years, there's no way in the world this will happen.
May 25, I-35 corridor and eastward in Texas and Oklahoma.
That is the first day of scheduled vacation. If it doesn't happen on the 25th, then Nature is free to do whatever it wants through June 2. I'll be ready and waiting.
MP
May 25, I-35 corridor and eastward in Texas and Oklahoma.
That is the first day of scheduled vacation. If it doesn't happen on the 25th, then Nature is free to do whatever it wants through June 2. I'll be ready and waiting.
MP
Tim Gonyo
EF2
Thanks for including WI man.. :lol:
