First high risk

[Justin Turcotte]

April 16: Kansas

 

[Howard Robinson]

March 21 Central Plains

 

[Andrew Booth]

April 13th, South Central KS, North Central OK

 

[Andy Wehrle]

Originally posted by Jeremy Lemanski
i thought of another date which for some strange reason stands out to me

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

I like it!! Long as half of it doesn't bust like this:

http://sphs.angeltowns.net/spcproductarchi...00_tornprob.gif

http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/010411_rpts.gif

Oh, and can you shift that date like 3 days ahead? I get to go home from college here in GB (my home is Stoughton, just SE of Madison) around May 13-14 after I get done with exams.

Wherever and whenever the high risk is, you can bet it will included here along with all chase accounts and NWS damage surveys: http://sphs.angeltowns.net/A_R_Wehrle/highrisk.html

 

[David Draun]

April 20th MO,WI,IA,IL

 

[Jayson Prentice]

April 27... MO/KS/NE/IA

 

[David Wolfson]

April 22 -- ne TX, s AK, n LA

 

[Kyle Masters]

March 30, Southern Plains (Northern TX, MS, KS, OK areas)

 

[Mikey Gribble]

It is going to be May 12 in NW Oklahoma. I have a final that day I can't get out of, so it is a sure thing.

 

[Brett Adair]

March 30th, Eastern OK/NE TX/NRN LA/AR/North and Central MS/West AL/West TN.

 

[Reed Timmer]

high risk

April 23...

Hopefully we can get out of this brutal pattern we are in right now. I feel sorry for all my fellow Michiganders out there...looks like winter will never end for them.

 

[Cstok]

April 3rd -- N. Texas Panhandle

 

[Scott Weberpal]

April 23 - E. MO, S. IL, W. KY/TN

 

[W. Grant Dade]

Just because what the GFS hinted at it, East AR, North MS, west TN. March 8th.

 

[Carla Bisby]

April 27. OK/KS.