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A New England Weenie in the Plains


Chrisrotary12

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We got one!!!  Witnessed one tornado just northwest of South Haven, Kansas.  And was very near to another one that was southwest of Wellington.  We couldn't see it (back in the rain) but we could definitely hear it.

 

We saw at least four wall clouds today all across southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma.

 

In Ponca City for the night.  Working on forecast for tomorrow.

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Should be very bad once again today, especially in eastern/southeastern OK.  Another extremely unstable environment in place with tremendous shear.  Also, LCL heights are as low as 500 meters...that's nuts.

I was taking a look at eastern OK. In many ways it looks even more favorable than yesterday. The LCL heights are considerably lower and the wind shear and helicity values are a bit more impressive.

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I was taking a look at eastern OK. In many ways it looks even more favorable than yesterday. The LCL heights are considerably lower and the wind shear and helicity values are a bit more impressive.

 

0-2km shear should approach 20-25 knots which is pretty favorable for sustaining supercells as well.  

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Chrisrotary12 If you can it might be better to shrink the pic sizes (saving them as separate files from the originals) before posting them here (makes for easier threat viewing). Also I noticed a lot of them are slightly blurred. You might want to look at your focus settings. I suppose it could also be longer exposure times without a tripod. Anyway looks like you are doing great out there!

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