First high risk

[Morgan Palmer]

March 29, centered on Cape Girardeau, MO

 

[Chris Frost]

April 1, North Central Kansas, part deux!

 

[Sheila_Ward]

April 7th, around Ponca City, OK.

 

[Kevin Askew]

May 6 Mo, Il, Tn, Ar..

 

[Anthony Silver]

First High Risk Day...

I've got my bets on central/Southern KS and Northern OK.

 

[Sam Sagnella]

March 21st, C/SE Okla

 

[Darin Brunin]

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April 26; TX/OK Panhandle

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March 23, Northern Texas.

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

I'll second that. I will be in Texas visiting a friend over my spring break and we are going to chase if givin the opportunity. A high risk would be nice.

 

[bill mudd]

march 11 - eastern new mexico
(long shots sometimes come in dont they?)

 

[Khristian Snyder]

hmm

North Texas/Southern Oklahoma april 21

 

[Jeff Wear]

Nov 22 in MS/AL

 

[Mike Johnston]

The confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers seems to be the spot where good dynamics will converge early this season. I'll go for an early high risk - say March 26 - covering extreme southeast Missouri, southern Illinois, northwest Tennessee, and western Kentucky. This area will likely see a mini-super outbreak on the Saturday evening before Easter, with significant tornado activity in adjoining regions to the east and south.

 

[Jim Cross]

April 19 Southeast Kansas Southwest Missouri

 

[Chuck Vlcek]

Does it count if it busts?

Wild guess -- Iowa and Illinois on April 23.

 

[John Sickels]

early

Maybe it is just me, but a lot of these dates seem pretty early...How frequent are High Risk outlooks in March and April?

 

[Shaba117]

April 21, over N Cntrl TX and S Cntrl OK....I see another 'WedgeFest' coming on. Get yer vid cameras ready!!!


P.S. And I'll be down there also, hehe! :wink: