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MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 1409

NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK

0848 PM CDT SUN JUN 26 2011

AREAS AFFECTED...IA

CONCERNING...SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH 559...

VALID 270148Z - 270345Z

THE SEVERE WEATHER THREAT FOR SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH 559

CONTINUES.

POTENTIAL FOR WIDESPREAD DAMAGING WIND GUSTS WILL PERSIST THROUGH

04Z AND BEYOND AS BOW ECHO SYSTEM MOVES EWD THROUGH WRN AND CNTRL

IA.

A WELL ORGANIZED MCS WITH BOW ECHO AND COMMA HEAD EXTENDS FROM WRN

IA SWWD INTO SERN NEB. ACTIVITY IS DEVELOPING NORTH OF A WARM FRONT

WHERE INFLOW FROM A VERY MOIST AND UNSTABLE WARM SECTOR /4000+

MLCAPE/ WILL BE MAINTAINED ALONG A SSWLY 30+ KT LLJ. AVERAGE SPEED

OF THE LINE IS AROUND 45 KT...BUT THE APEX OF THE BOW HAS BEEN

ACCELERATING AND WILL LIKELY BEGIN TO AFFECT THE DES_MOINES METRO

AREA NEAR OR BEFORE 03Z. WIDESPREAD DAMAGING WIND IS THE PRIMARY

THREAT...BUT LARGE HAIL IS ALSO POSSIBLE.

..DIAL.. 06/27/2011

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Beginning to think we can call the MO Tor Watch a bust...

Be careful. We still have a number of hrs yet and Thompson is a good forecaster. Although discrete cells have not formed ahead of the bow echo it is possible the southern end of the line will become more discrete as it enters significantly higher helicity values in the tor warned region.

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BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED

TORNADO WARNING

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OMAHA/VALLEY NEBRASKA

933 PM CDT SUN JUN 26 2011

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN OMAHA HAS ISSUED A

* TORNADO WARNING FOR...

EAST CENTRAL GAGE COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA...

SOUTHWESTERN JOHNSON COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA...

WESTERN PAWNEE COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA...

* UNTIL 1000 PM CDT

* AT 929 PM CDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE METEOROLOGISTS DETECTED A

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING A TORNADO. THIS DANGEROUS

STORM WAS LOCATED 8 MILES SOUTHEAST OF PICKRELL...OR 9 MILES

NORTHEAST OF BEATRICE...AND MOVING SOUTHEAST AT 45 MPH.

A FUNNEL CLOUD WAS REPORTED EAST OF BEATRICE AT 930 PM CDT.

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With the WAA wing dying out in Iowa, and the deeper convection further southwest along the line into southeast Nebraska I'm thinking the best storms/highest wind threat will begin diving southeastward into the northern half of Missouri. Don't think the severe threat will continue much east of Des Moines. The cluster of storms that moved through southeast Iowa helped stabilize much of that area as well.

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1993 - ghosts of

Not a good situation - night after night - week after week of these complexes - rivers are already in major flood stage over many counties - MO and MS River will be flooding into August.

These complexes are only complicating the situation.

Unfortunately it seems we are in this pattern for awhile at least. We have only had brief incursions of hot weather up north here and MCS's have pushed boundaries southward so the east/west training is repeatedly over the same areas.

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1993 - ghosts of

Not a good situation - night after night - week after week of these complexes - rivers are already in major flood stage over many counties - MO and MS River will be flooding into August.

These complexes are only complicating the situation.

It's all too familiar. In 93 there was an early spring river rise then fall to near normal levels. Then that pesky warm front hung around in June and July and all hell broke loose. Much like 93 we have one hell of a corn crop coming on. I hope we don't lose this one to the river too.

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MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 1411

NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK

1006 PM CDT SUN JUN 26 2011

AREAS AFFECTED...NRN THROUGH E-CNTRL MO

CONCERNING...TORNADO WATCH 560...

VALID 270306Z - 270430Z

THE SEVERE WEATHER THREAT FOR TORNADO WATCH 560 CONTINUES.

PRIMARY SEVERE THREAT NEXT COUPLE HOURS IS EXPECTED MAINLY ACROSS

NRN MO AND EXTREME E-CNTRL MO. THE THREAT PERSIST FOR DAMAGING

WIND...LARGE HAIL AND ISOLATED TORNADOES.

THE INITIAL DISCRETE SUPERCELLS OVER MO DISSIPATED AS CONVECTIVE

INHIBITION INCREASED WITH ONSET OF NOCTURNAL COOLING...BUT OTHER

STORMS HAVE EVOLVED INTO A COUPLE OF STRONG TO SEVERE MCS/S. DESPITE

THE STRONG CAP...IT APPEARS THAT MESOSCALE LIFT ALONG THE CONVECTIVE

OUTFLOW BOUNDARY AND MCV CIRCULATION MAY SUSTAIN THESE STORMS NEXT

FEW HOURS. MCS FROM CNTRL IA INTO SERN NEB IS MOVING INTO NWRN MO

WITH DAMAGING WIND LIKELY. STORMS ON SRN END OF THIS LINE HAVE

MAINTAINED SUPERCELL CHARACTERISTICS...AND GIVEN LARGE HODOGRAPHS

WITH 0-1 KM SRH FROM 300+ M2/S2...ISOLATED TORNADOES REMAIN

POSSIBLE. THE OTHER BOW ECHO SYSTEM IS MOVING THROUGH WRN IL...AND

SOME POTENTIAL EXISTS FOR STORMS TO BACKBUILD SLIGHTLY INTO EXTREME

ERN MO AS IT DEVELOPS SEWD. OTHERWISE...THUNDERSTORM DEVELOPMENT

OVER EXTREME SRN PORTIONS OF WW 560 APPEARS UNLIKELY NEXT FEW HOURS.

..DIAL.. 06/27/2011

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Looking like the storm energy is gradually shifting south as the line moves toward eastern Iowa. There are 70+ mph wind reports from southeast of Des Moines, but there hasn't been a severe wind report along hw30 since before Ames. I'm not anticipating anything too bad by the time it gets here.

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Looking like the storm energy is gradually shifting south as the line moves toward eastern Iowa. There are 70+ mph wind reports from southeast of Des Moines, but there hasn't been a severe wind report along hw30 since before Ames. I'm not anticipating anything too bad by the time it gets here.

Yeah the severe threat is heading south of I-80. The rest of eastern Iowa and northwest Illinois will be spared. Tomorrow's action jumps over us again and impacts areas to the east lol.

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Storms along the line north of I-80 are collapsing now as they reach the more stable air. The heavy storm track just won't budge from southern IA/northern MO through central/southern IL. Just a brief wind gust and light rain for me, it appears. At least I won't have to haul all my plants into the garage.

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Be careful. We still have a number of hrs yet and Thompson is a good forecaster. Although discrete cells have not formed ahead of the bow echo it is possible the southern end of the line will become more discrete as it enters significantly higher helicity values in the tor warned region.

Looks like that prediction could be coming into fruition, line is beginning to become slightly fragmented.

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The bow echo in northern Missouri is still VERY impressive. Looks like this thing will rage for hours as it pushes southeast towards St. Louis eventually. Still lots of boundary layer instability ahead of that portion of the line, so expect quite a few high end damaging wind gust reports over the next several hours.

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