I mentioned yesterday that there is a slight chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. I did a quick analysis of surface conditions to our south and into the Gulf and find that moisture return is in progress. I also looked at a few computer model forecast and they are showing the front may be coming through later than originally thought. With the possible delay of the front we have more time for some quality moisture to make it into the area. The Storms Prediction Center has us in a “Slight Risk” of severe storms for later tomorrow into the evening hours. Due to the strength of the cap/lid in the upper atmosphere I would say that mainly scattered storms should form along the front as it moves through. There could be some isolated severe thunderstorms with the main threat being hail and high winds. I’ll post more on this as additional data continues to feed into my office.
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Here is an image Courtesy of the National Weather Service that graphically shows what went on during the Severe Weather Outbreak on April 9 and 10. To read and see more detail about the event follow THIS LINK.
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