First High Risk of 2008?

2/27 Tennessee, N half of Alabama and Mississippi, extreme SW Kentucky, S tip of Illinois
 
March 9th

W Arkansas, far SE OK, NE Texas, NW Lousiana.. Ends up producing only 2 EF 0 tornados and a line of storms....
 
Ahh, always love to guess.. (and dreaming it comes true.. )

Feb 24. OK, AR, KS
 
Huge grain of salt needed here

Feb. 18: Ne LA, E AR, S MS, Sw AL. Circulation around Bermuda high sets up good moisture flow from the Gulf, rapidly moving CF comes in from Nw. Atmosphere in front of the front becomes strongly destablized. Cap will be weak, and the speed of the front produces tremendous lift that easily fires off storms. Individual cells are short-lived, but development of new storms is continuous. Shear is questionable, so main threats will be flash flooding, large hail, and strong winds.

Well, somebody said to have fun with it, didn't they?
 
My guess, based mostly on my own perceived climatology:

March 5th -- TX, LA, MS (i.e.the northwestern Gulf coast area)
 
March 7 - Illinois and Indiana

Seriously, Illinois will finally remember how to produce tornadoes in 2008 and I can save a few bucks with a local chase every once in a while.
 
Andrew knock it off. This is a harmless way of relieving SDS and having a little fun. Stop blowing it out of proportion.
 
First high risk really should've been yesterday given that the count exceeded the 20+ number :(
 
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