Staying put in Norfolk, still think it's the best area for potential tornadoes.
Given the data, here is how I think the day plays out (IF there are more storms).
It appears the dryline in KS has a slight shot of a big hailer developing somewhere between DDC and Salina. Tdd appears too large for tornado potential, so if there are tornadoes, they would likely be after dark when the LCLs come down a bit. I'm going with a 40% chance of large hail reports in KS.
In Nebraska, with a deep cu field already visible, getting a few storms before dark north of I-80 shouldn't be a problem. LCLs look like they'll be a bit on the high side as well with 85/67 reported at Norfolk. Fortuantely, along an just north of the active warm front (just north of Norfolk) temps are in the 70s with dewpoints in the mid 60's...much better for tornado making. I still think the only legit shot for daytime tornadoes (other than the ones already reported in IA) will be in NW IA or Northeast NE. I'm still hedging my bets on something developing in the area of strong ascent present in northeast NE. >65% chance of large hail and wind reports in Northeast NE/NW IA with a 10% chance of tornadoes. NOTE: My percentages are not based on percentages given by SPC and what they represent, I'm basically giving probabilities based on how I feel the day will pan out.
