>
>> Now that this storm is well within the NAM timeframe, it is looking
>> like a real monster once it
>>enters into the Great Plains. The severe weather activity will probably
>>begin early Sunday morning,
>>increasing in intensity and area throughout the day, reaching a peak in the
>>afternoon from northern
>>Texas, through central Oklahoma, eastern Kansas and Nebraska, then into
>>western Iowa and Missouri by
>>evening, followed by Illinois and Wisconsin late Sunday evening.
>
>NAM is all over the boards on this one and not lining up with GFS. But
>GFS is a disaster in inconsistancies.
>
<<SNIP>>
This evening's 00Z NAM plots show that the storm weakens once it makes
landfall, but then it strengthens considerably when it gets to the Oklahoma
panhandle early Sunday morning, then it stays at that low centre pressure for
at least the following 24 hours.
Chris
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro
- Hunter S. Thompson
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