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Severe Threat June 11-13


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Another LOT Update - Getting less concerned about the warm sector but also now focusing on the boundary discussed here.

 

COUPLE QUICK THOUGHTS ON SOME EVOLUTIONS IN THE MESOSCALE
ENVIRONMENT IN THE PAST 60 TO 90 MINS. DEEPER MIXING IN THE WARM
SECTOR IS ALLOWING SFC WINDS TO VEER CONSIDERABLY ACROSS THE WARM
SECTOR...WHICH IS SIGNIFICANTLY LOWERING THE LOW LEVEL SHEAR AND
POTENTIAL FOR LONG TRACK OR SIGNIFICANT TORNADOES IN THE WARM
SECTOR. WILL NEED TO MONITOR FOR ANY BACKING OF LOW LEVEL FLOW IN
THE WARM SECTOR THIS EVENING...BUT AT THIS POINT IN OUR CWA THE
MORE SIGNIFICANT TORNADO AND HIGH END WIND DAMAGE THREAT WOULD
LIKELY END UP NEAR THE SFC BOUNDARY STALLED OUT FROM ROUGHLY NEAR
CHICAGO WNW TO DBQ. THIS BOUNDARY MAY YET FLUCTUATE SOME THIS
AFTERNOON...BUT WHERE EVER THIS BOUNDARY ENDS UP IS WHERE THE
HIGHEST END SEVERE THREAT WILL LIKELY EXIST WITH SUPERCELL OR MORE
LIKELY WITH STRONG MV'S ALONG LEADING EDGE OF BOW THIS EVENING.

THE 1800 UTC SOUNDINGS FROM DVN AND ILX STILL SHOW A STRONG CAP
PRESENT...HOWEVER COMPARISON OF BOTH SOUNDINGS SHOW EVIDENCE OF
ASCENT TAKING PLACE AND BEGINNING TO LIFT THROUGH THE CAP. ALSO
SEEING EVIDENCE OF THIS ON VISIBLE SATELLITE IMAGERY WITH
GRADUALLY DEEPENING CU FIELD OVER NW IL. HAVE BEGUN TO SEE
CONVECTIVE INITIATION OVER NE IA ALREADY AND EXPECT MORE EXPLOSIVE
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM DEVELOPMENT TO TAKE PLACE WITHIN THE NEXT HOUR
OR TWO.

IZZI

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Ocean, what are you thinking for the Cedar Rapids/Iowa City area?  It seems like the better shot of storms may be northeast toward Dubuque.

 

Greatest threat is up closer to DBQ, but there are towers going up to your south as well (near Sigourney). So I can't rule anything out, but it looks like CID/IOW may avoid any big trouble right now.

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DAY 1 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK  
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK  
0300 PM CDT WED JUN 12 2013  
 
VALID 122000Z - 131200Z  

   
..THERE IS A HIGH RISK OF SVR TSTMS FROM EXTREME ERN IA
 
NRN  
IL...NRN IND...EXTREME SWRN MI AND EXTREME NWRN OH...  
   
..THERE IS A MDT RISK OF SVR TSTMS FROM ERN IA
 
CNTRL AND NRN  
IL...SRN WI...SWRN MI...IND...AND WRN OH...  
 
...THERE IS A SLGT RISK OF SVR TSTMS FROM THE UPPER MS VALLEY INTO  
THE OH VALLEY...SRN GREAT LAKES AND MID ATLANTIC REGION...  
 
...THERE IS A SLGT RISK OF SVR TSTMS CNTRL AND ERN MT INTO NERN  
WY...  
   
..UPPER MS VALLEY SRN GREAT LAKES AND OH VALLEY REGION
 
 
ONLY MINOR CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE TO ONGOING FORECAST. THREAT FOR A  
SIGNIFICANT WIDESPREAD DAMAGING WIND EVENT STILL APPEARS ON TRACK  
FROM SRN PORTIONS OF THE GREAT LAKES INTO THE OH VALLEY REGION HIGH  
AND MODERATE RISK AREAS.  
 
STORMS ARE IN PROCESS OF DEVELOPING FROM NERN IA INTO SRN WI WITHIN  
ZONE OF DPVA AND ASCENT ACCOMPANYING A PROGRESSIVE SHORTWAVE TROUGH  
GENERALLY NE OF SFC LOW AND NORTH OF E-W QUASI-STATIONARY FRONT. THE  
INITIAL SFC BASED STORMS DEVELOPING EAST OF SFC LOW MAY ORGANIZE AS  
DISCRETE SUPERCELLS WITH AN INITIAL TORNADO THREAT. STORMS SHOULD  
EVENTUALLY CONSOLIDATE AND TRANSITION TO A FORWARD PROPAGATING MCS  
WITH AN INCREASING THREAT FOR SIGNIFICANT WIND DAMAGE AS IT MOVES  
ESEWD THROUGH THE SRN GREAT LAKES AND OH VALLEY DURING THE EVENING  
AND OVERNIGHT.  
   
..MT AND NERN WY
 
 
REF SWOMCD 1042.  
 
..DIAL.. 06/12/2013  

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