First high risk

[Dan Cook]

Place your bets! Date and location:

March 23, Northern Texas.

 

[Jeff Snyder]

April 19th, southern plains (northern TX, OK)

 

[Jason Boggs]

May 8th southern Missouri northern Arkansas

 

[Dave Gallaher]

April 14--west Tennessee/north Mississippi/east Arkansas.

Dave Gallaher
Huntsville, AL

 

[Robert Dewey]

Never, this is going to be the worst year ever.... :lol:

Damn that's gonna make some people mad! :lol:

Actually, I just received word that it's going to be March 29 over the Ohio Valley/Gulf region...

 

[Joel Wright]

April 10th.

North half of OK into the southern two-thirds of KS.

 

[George Tincher]

My guess, it'll be the day of the Nextel Cup race in Fort Worth, TX...which would put it around mid-April. It seems every time the Cup guys go there, there is a significant risk of severe weather in the Ft Worth area.

Otherwise, I say it'll be somewhere in AR, LA, MS, TN, AL and GA the first two weeks of April.

-George

 

[Jeremy Lemanski]

april 3rd over the ohio valley, little annverisy outbreak.

 

[Joe Nield]

As long as we're talking anniversary outbreaks, how's this?

April 11th, midwest/Ohio Valley

 

[David Schuttler]

March 30th S.E. Missouri

 

[Jeremy Lemanski]

i thought of another date which for some strange reason stands out to me

May 11th in iowa, minn, wisc, and Illi.

 

[Shane Adams]

Ecluding the prototypical midwestern high wind-in-a-metreopolitan-area-type high risks, I'll say there will be NO high risks for violent tornado outbreaks in 2005.

 

[John Sickels]

high risk

The first High Risk will be May 20th, in Northern Oklahoma and Southern Kansas.

 

[Tony Laubach]

April 26; TX/OK Panhandle

Originally posted by Dan Cook
March 23, Northern Texas.

That's the Wednesday right in the middle of my Spring Break! I hope you're right! :lol:

 

[Tim Vasquez]

March 26: Arkansas-Missouri.