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| Written by Reed Timmer | |||
| Thursday, 23 April 2009 01:58 | |||
 A textbook extended severe weather pattern is shaping up for the Central U.S. beginning late tomorrow (Friday) across Nebraska into Iowa. While most of the warm sector will be kept storm-free by an intense cap on Friday, there will be a chance for supercells at the northern end of the warm sector from Central Nebraska east into Iowa, where the convective inhibition will be minimized and upper forcing maximized. Low-level and deep layer shear will be dominating for this event on Friday, so if a storm can fire it could be out of control. The real insanity begins on Saturday and Sunday across the Southern Plains as a substantial shortwave moves east from the mean West Coast trough. We will be streaming live video starting on Friday, so stay tuned for updates!
          
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Re:Severe weather outbreak likely this Friday and beyond!
Apr 25 2009 21:00:06 Hey does anyone else know were the SRV blue car went on the Live Stream? Gettin a little nasty up here in southern Ontario!
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Re:Severe weather outbreak likely this Friday and beyond!
Apr 26 2009 03:20:12 ...a bit like typing in purple - hard to locate the words!! Perhaps their stream went offline whilst moving or escaping some event. No doubt we'll get the info soon enough.
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Re:Severe weather outbreak likely this Friday and beyond!
Apr 26 2009 03:22:19 Purple is my favourite colour
 Yea they came back in a bit so I dont know but I got them back so thats ok now! Patience pays off! |
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