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Plains May 27-30 severe weather threat?


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  On 5/29/2011 at 2:32 PM, Thundersnow12 said:

wish those storms from south of DVN to LaSalle/Peru weren't there.

warm advection wing of the MCS very common...south of them is the warm sector...

sometimes you get spin ups in those..but I would target the bow head which should move along I-80

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  On 5/29/2011 at 2:37 PM, janetjanet998 said:

warm advection wing of the MCS very common...south of them is the warm sector...

sometimes you get spin ups in those..but I would target the bow head which should move along I-80

Exactly I know that lol but it would be better if we had a bit more sun out ahead of this thing.

I'm going to gas up now so I don't have to later when this thing sucker gets closer.

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  On 5/29/2011 at 2:40 PM, on_wx said:

SEMI style convective cloud debris?

On the contrary, other than some passive stratus for 15 minutes around 9 AM we've had full sunshine here. I suspect the stratus to the west will mix out too.

I don't care if debris comes in anytime after 1:30 PM (peak heating). The damage WRT destabilization will already be done.

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DVN toned down the wording on their new warning that includes the QC. Really not seeing anything all that impressive on velocity scans right now. Winds look marginally severe at this point all along the line, but that could change very quickly. The lack of surface based instability may be keeping this thing from going completely crazy at this point.

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  On 5/29/2011 at 2:25 PM, Thundersnow12 said:

I will be doing the same thing, west of 47 and north of 30 is usually a pretty good spot.

Had a very nice horizon view at the east end of KARR a few weeks ago. Basically parked/sat on the paved side of a curb cut on the new Municipal Drive/Galena Blvd. watching a few planes skim over on their final approach from the east into 09/27. Air & ground ops provided for some light diversion during the wait for storms to roll in. Might make the move south today.

Looks like WAA wing and instability gradient is helping to set stage for some NE movement.

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  On 5/29/2011 at 2:53 PM, Alek said:

absolutely nothing new there, although it hinted hard at the potential 48 hrs out :lol:

WAA wing really lighting up now.

its possible the bow part of the system may turn a little ESE over N IL...and you will be stuck in both the WAA heavy rains and the north end of the bow heavy rains

if other words heavy rains for 2-3 hours

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  On 5/29/2011 at 2:57 PM, cyclone77 said:

DVN toned down the wording on their new warning that includes the QC. Really not seeing anything all that impressive on velocity scans right now. Winds look marginally severe at this point all along the line, but that could change very quickly. The lack of surface based instability may be keeping this thing from going completely crazy at this point.

DCAPE is pretty weak out there but increases somewhat east and south and is being injected north pretty quick. I doubt we see anything too wild, but as the cold pool grows, we'll probably see some 70 mph gusts today.

EDIT: filtered sun :arrowhead:

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  On 5/29/2011 at 3:00 PM, janetjanet998 said:

its possible the bow part of the system may turn a little ESE over N IL...and you will be stuck in both the WAA heavy rains and the north end of the bow heavy rains

if other words heavy rains for 2-3 hours

agree, we look like a lock for a decent period of storms.

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