Dallas / Ft. Worth area. The jet stream is running parallel to those storms (maybe actually in between the two storms) at about 80 Kts.
Posted on 05/24/2011 6:44:43 AM PDT by FourPeas
If anything ever warranted an "Oh Geez Not This Stuff Again"
Sounds like an Irish coffee night.
Thank goodness. Sounded pretty iffy there for a minute.
God please spare the poor folks in Missouri.
Talk about eating their own... :)
Thanks for the heads up!
Preparing to go to the basement now.
Its looking like the most intense portion of the jet stream is pushing farther south into Tx (Lubock to Witchita Falls, then NW to OK City). While 300mb level winds aloft are gale force at 300mb, the hurricane force winds remain over Az.
This is good in that the likelyhood of monster F4 tornado formation is diminished for OK and KS. Jet stream associated wind shear suggest greatest tornado danger at this time to be near Witchita Falls, Tx.
Actually its lookng like the activity is farther E, Dallas / Ft. Worth area is currently an intense are of some real concern.
Good call. The storms are weakening in NE OK & NW AR. Areas of rotation are becoming more disorganized.
Dallas / Ft. Worth area. The jet stream is running parallel to those storms (maybe actually in between the two storms) at about 80 Kts.
Transformers popping in Fort Smith, believed to be straight-line winds.
Tornado Warning for Fort Smith, AR & Van Buren, AR.
Tornado I-40 near Ozark, Arkansas.
Reports that Denning AR was destroyed by this tornado.
Thanks. I’m gonna bookmark this and also show my weather guy here. Thanks for the information. Maybe we can keep in contact more in the future when it comes to weather related items.
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