The Storm Prediction Center has outlined a 'Day 7' risk for severe weather in Oklahoma and Kansas. Now, before we start, a Day 7 outline is
extremely rare. I cannot remember the last time I actually saw a Day 7 outline.
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| Frontal Positions for Saturday |
On Saturday, a warm front looks to be positioned in an arching pattern from Kansas into Minnesota. This will bring up warm, humid air into the region. Again, we see a dry line in western Texas and a cold front soon behind. Judging by moisture transports in the lower levels of the atmosphere and hodograph forecasts, this could be a tornadic situation, especially how the isobars are tightly positioned together in the warm sector (area under the warm front).
-Andrew
4 comments:
This frightens me. I have feared this would happen for over a month. Andrew, all I can say is your svr forecast is scarily correct. They may need a high risk on this one.
People down there should start preparing.
People down there should start preparing.Norman Oklahoma is in it's path.The people at the storm prediction center will be busy.
This worries me also weather centre...this is gonna be bad for oklahoma and texas and kansas...we all need to prepare...we need our noaa radios and tornado safety review.....we need helmets free supply...
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