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March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex


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Recent 18Z FWD showed substantial capping, but modifying the
   sounding for current conditions lessens the convective inhibition
   considerably. This modified sounding validates the current
   mesoanalysis, which suggests convective inhibition has eroded for
   area of north and central TX south of the Metroplex. A few
   surface-based storms are possible in this region, where wind
   profiles support supercells capable of all severe hazards, including
   very large hail and tornadoes. 
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4 minutes ago, Ed, snow and hurricane fan said:
Recent 18Z FWD showed substantial capping, but modifying the
   sounding for current conditions lessens the convective inhibition
   considerably. This modified sounding validates the current
   mesoanalysis, which suggests convective inhibition has eroded for
   area of north and central TX south of the Metroplex. A few
   surface-based storms are possible in this region, where wind
   profiles support supercells capable of all severe hazards, including
   very large hail and tornadoes. 

Hopefully, they do a 21z sounding as well.

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1 minute ago, Quincy said:

Surface analysis last hour:

 

DFW airport is on the S side of the outflow now (2 pm) with ~20 mph S/SE winds.  Not sure why nothing is developing S of the boundary yet, but the CINH on the 18Z sounding is gone, and SE 15-20 knots to SW 30 knots around 850 mb to SW 55 knots at 500 mb, that should produce.

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2 minutes ago, Ed, snow and hurricane fan said:

DFW airport is on the S side of the outflow now (2 pm) with ~20 mph S/SE winds.  Not sure why nothing is developing S of the boundary yet, but the CINH on the 18Z sounding is gone, and SE 15-20 knots to SW 30 knots around 850 mb to SW 55 knots at 500 mb, that should produce.

Weak forcing, although stuff is starting to become organized just north of the OFB.

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29 minutes ago, Powerball said:

The cells along I-35 in Southern Dallas County are really trying hard to organize.

There's a subtle eastward shift to them though...

It might be latching onto the residual outflow boundary… still looks like a grungy HP supercell with mainly a hail threat in the short term. 

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