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| Written by Heidi Farrar | |||
| Thursday, 11 June 2009 12:33 | |||
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Eastern Colorado into north Texas stand the best chance of seeing a few supercells this afternoon into this evening; storms that do fire will carry an attendent tornado threat.
For over a week, the long-range models have been providing a lot of room for optimism in the development of a more substantial Plains outbreak, and as the shorter-range models such as the NAM enter the picture, confidence in the potential is growing. Right now it appears as though this weekend into early next week will be in the spotlight for several tornado events, from the Texas Panhandle eastward. We'll keep you posted!
 Also, Graham Butler braved the MCS mess southwest of Lubbock yesterday morning and was rewarded with this nice, close-up (and unexpected!) view of a funnel. Graham is a chase partner of David Drummond's and is part of the TVN live streaming network!
          
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| Last Updated on Thursday, 11 June 2009 12:51 |
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Re:Tornadoes possible again today in Colorado and Texas!
Jun 11 2009 20:40:11 Hurrah, Graham!!
I hope all chasers stay safe and may their prey prove to be easily discovered this evening. ~Jo~ |
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Re:Tornadoes possible again today in Colorado and Texas!
Jun 11 2009 20:52:18 Been worried i had missed out altogether.
Back to the very late night/early morning Stream watching then. Oh its good to be back  |
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Re:Tornadoes possible again today in Colorado and Texas!
Jun 12 2009 00:31:09 on radar i notice 2 cells containing tornados in colardo, texas, and kentucky at the moment at 20:25.
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