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Link Posted: 4/17/2019 11:47:46 AM EST
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I already have 1930 model A, 1970 Malibu and a 1966 Mustang in here so I don't need another old car taking space.
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As an aside, I am always amazed how that thick ol sheet metal on antiques can hold up so much better than modern crinkle tin.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 11:50:17 AM EST
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Per the SPC in Norman, the tornado risk today is 5% of a tornado forming within 25 miles of any point within the designated area. That's pretty low as tornado conditions go.

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That may rise slightly if their is sufficient daytime heating to break the cap and allow supercell formation...but the shear and vorticity don't appear to support tornado formation from today's storms.
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2000 was the dark ages for tornado predictions

The conditions aren't right for a massive outbreak.

Pay attention to the weather,  but the chances of YOU getting hit by a tornado today are astronomical.
Per the SPC in Norman, the tornado risk today is 5% of a tornado forming within 25 miles of any point within the designated area. That's pretty low as tornado conditions go.

https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1probotlk_1300_torn.gif?1555518884661

That may rise slightly if their is sufficient daytime heating to break the cap and allow supercell formation...but the shear and vorticity don't appear to support tornado formation from today's storms.
I'm not surprised by this. I didn't expect there to be a significant chance. I only expected ridiculous rain and some potential for big hail.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 11:54:35 AM EST
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I already have 1930 model A, 1970 Malibu and a 1966 Mustang in here so I don't need another old car taking space.
As an aside, I am always amazed how that thick ol sheet metal on antiques can hold up so much better than modern crinkle tin.
We have a 66 Scout that sat outside for 20 years. I don't even know how many hail storms it's been through. Thing does not have a dent in it.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:00:59 PM EST
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I'm not surprised by this. I didn't expect there to be a significant chance. I only expected ridiculous rain and some potential for big hail.
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I'm expecting these cells to converge into a bow echo about dark and in the DFW area if any tornadoes do spin up along the line they shouldn't be any more intense than an EF-0.

East of DFW, they may see some more enhanced storms with the first round developing ahead of the DFW threat.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:09:10 PM EST
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We have a 66 Scout that sat outside for 20 years. I don't even know how many hail storms it's been through. Thing does not have a dent in it.
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I already have 1930 model A, 1970 Malibu and a 1966 Mustang in here so I don't need another old car taking space.
As an aside, I am always amazed how that thick ol sheet metal on antiques can hold up so much better than modern crinkle tin.
We have a 66 Scout that sat outside for 20 years. I don't even know how many hail storms it's been through. Thing does not have a dent in it.
The (now gone) 66 bronco had no hail damage.... or floorboards after rust issues
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:12:04 PM EST
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I'm expecting these cells to converge into a bow echo about dark and in the DFW area if any tornadoes do spin up along the line they shouldn't be any more intense than an EF-0.

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I'm not surprised by this. I didn't expect there to be a significant chance. I only expected ridiculous rain and some potential for big hail.
I'm expecting these cells to converge into a bow echo about dark and in the DFW area if any tornadoes do spin up along the line they shouldn't be any more intense than an EF-0.

East of DFW, they may see some more enhanced storms with the first round developing ahead of the DFW threat.
With how things are flowing right now I could see a bow echo. But, I agree, I don't expect to see anything stronger than winds, rain, and hail.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:12:37 PM EST
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It does well. I don't want to the chance though of windows breaking and interiors getting soaked.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:13:24 PM EST
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The (now gone) 66 bronco had no hail damage.... or floorboards after rust issues
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I already have 1930 model A, 1970 Malibu and a 1966 Mustang in here so I don't need another old car taking space.
As an aside, I am always amazed how that thick ol sheet metal on antiques can hold up so much better than modern crinkle tin.
We have a 66 Scout that sat outside for 20 years. I don't even know how many hail storms it's been through. Thing does not have a dent in it.
The (now gone) 66 bronco had no hail damage.... or floorboards after rust issues
Was a great truck! Thankfully the scout only has rust on the tailgate. I need to get something on it to stop that. It's not out in the weather right now. Hasn't been for a few years now. I need to bring it home and start working on it.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:15:31 PM EST
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I'm expecting these cells to converge into a bow echo about dark and in the DFW area if any tornadoes do spin up along the line they shouldn't be any more intense than an EF-0.

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Perfect. Out my way, during darkness.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:15:57 PM EST
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Was a great truck! Thankfully the scout only has rust on the tailgate. I need to get something on it to stop that. It's not out in the weather right now. Hasn't been for a few years now. I need to bring it home and start working on it.
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I already have 1930 model A, 1970 Malibu and a 1966 Mustang in here so I don't need another old car taking space.
As an aside, I am always amazed how that thick ol sheet metal on antiques can hold up so much better than modern crinkle tin.
We have a 66 Scout that sat outside for 20 years. I don't even know how many hail storms it's been through. Thing does not have a dent in it.
The (now gone) 66 bronco had no hail damage.... or floorboards after rust issues
Was a great truck! Thankfully the scout only has rust on the tailgate. I need to get something on it to stop that. It's not out in the weather right now. Hasn't been for a few years now. I need to bring it home and start working on it.
One of our hunters bought it and is starting a restoration of it.  Jeep is better around the ranch than the bronco ever was
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:17:34 PM EST
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One of our hunters bought it and is starting a restoration of it.  Jeep is better around the ranch than the bronco ever was
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I already have 1930 model A, 1970 Malibu and a 1966 Mustang in here so I don't need another old car taking space.
As an aside, I am always amazed how that thick ol sheet metal on antiques can hold up so much better than modern crinkle tin.
We have a 66 Scout that sat outside for 20 years. I don't even know how many hail storms it's been through. Thing does not have a dent in it.
The (now gone) 66 bronco had no hail damage.... or floorboards after rust issues
Was a great truck! Thankfully the scout only has rust on the tailgate. I need to get something on it to stop that. It's not out in the weather right now. Hasn't been for a few years now. I need to bring it home and start working on it.
One of our hunters bought it and is starting a restoration of it.  Jeep is better around the ranch than the bronco ever was
That's awesome. You'll have to let me know how that goes. And, I don't doubt that at all.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:19:52 PM EST
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It sure seemed to in 2000. The tornado in Ft. Worth got my building and attached warehouse. Killed one of our drivers.
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Yes, be weather aware.  But today isnt anything but a normal spring storm day.

It is not a May 2013 day.
Until it is..
Not the right shear today.

Believe it or not,  it doesn't come out of nowhere.
It sure seemed to in 2000. The tornado in Ft. Worth got my building and attached warehouse. Killed one of our drivers.
This has been an interesting reminder of that day.  I was to start a new job in downtown the day after it hit, first day ended up being a stay home day.

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Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:21:15 PM EST
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That's awesome. You'll have to let me know how that goes. And, I don't doubt that at all.
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I already have 1930 model A, 1970 Malibu and a 1966 Mustang in here so I don't need another old car taking space.
As an aside, I am always amazed how that thick ol sheet metal on antiques can hold up so much better than modern crinkle tin.
We have a 66 Scout that sat outside for 20 years. I don't even know how many hail storms it's been through. Thing does not have a dent in it.
The (now gone) 66 bronco had no hail damage.... or floorboards after rust issues
Was a great truck! Thankfully the scout only has rust on the tailgate. I need to get something on it to stop that. It's not out in the weather right now. Hasn't been for a few years now. I need to bring it home and start working on it.
One of our hunters bought it and is starting a restoration of it.  Jeep is better around the ranch than the bronco ever was
That's awesome. You'll have to let me know how that goes. And, I don't doubt that at all.
They are about to get removed from the place so I probably won't know..... literally have their 30 day notice waiting for when my grandmother passes
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:23:12 PM EST
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They are about to get removed from the place so I probably won't know..... literally have their 30 day notice waiting for when my grandmother passes
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I already have 1930 model A, 1970 Malibu and a 1966 Mustang in here so I don't need another old car taking space.
As an aside, I am always amazed how that thick ol sheet metal on antiques can hold up so much better than modern crinkle tin.
We have a 66 Scout that sat outside for 20 years. I don't even know how many hail storms it's been through. Thing does not have a dent in it.
The (now gone) 66 bronco had no hail damage.... or floorboards after rust issues
Was a great truck! Thankfully the scout only has rust on the tailgate. I need to get something on it to stop that. It's not out in the weather right now. Hasn't been for a few years now. I need to bring it home and start working on it.
One of our hunters bought it and is starting a restoration of it.  Jeep is better around the ranch than the bronco ever was
That's awesome. You'll have to let me know how that goes. And, I don't doubt that at all.
They are about to get removed from the place so I probably won't know..... literally have their 30 day notice waiting for when my grandmother passes
Gotcha. That's understandable.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:23:31 PM EST
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I'm far more worried about the hail threat today than tornados. A lot of people are going to be on the road when this comes through, and if it's large hail, it could be very dangerous.

I'll be on my way to Dallas after work unfortunately.
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It sure seemed to in 2000. The tornado in Ft. Worth got my building and attached warehouse. Killed one of our drivers.
2000 was the dark ages for tornado predictions

The conditions aren't right for a massive outbreak.

Pay attention to the weather,  but the chances of YOU getting hit by a tornado today are astronomical.
I'm far more worried about the hail threat today than tornados. A lot of people are going to be on the road when this comes through, and if it's large hail, it could be very dangerous.

I'll be on my way to Dallas after work unfortunately.
These storms mostly certainly are doing to produce hail.

Hail is very hard to predict with any locality accuracy as well.  Cars are going to get dinged.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:24:10 PM EST
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Per the SPC in Norman, the tornado risk today is 5% of a tornado forming within 25 miles of any point within the designated area. That's pretty low as tornado conditions go.

https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1probotlk_1300_torn.gif?1555518884661

That may rise slightly if their is sufficient daytime heating to break the cap and allow supercell formation...but the shear and vorticity don't appear to support tornado formation from today's storms.
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2000 was the dark ages for tornado predictions

The conditions aren't right for a massive outbreak.

Pay attention to the weather,  but the chances of YOU getting hit by a tornado today are astronomical.
Per the SPC in Norman, the tornado risk today is 5% of a tornado forming within 25 miles of any point within the designated area. That's pretty low as tornado conditions go.

https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1probotlk_1300_torn.gif?1555518884661

That may rise slightly if their is sufficient daytime heating to break the cap and allow supercell formation...but the shear and vorticity don't appear to support tornado formation from today's storms.
Yep.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:26:27 PM EST
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I already have 1930 model A, 1970 Malibu and a 1966 Mustang in here so I don't need another old car taking space.
As an aside, I am always amazed how that thick ol sheet metal on antiques can hold up so much better than modern crinkle tin.
We have a 66 Scout that sat outside for 20 years. I don't even know how many hail storms it's been through. Thing does not have a dent in it.
The (now gone) 66 bronco had no hail damage.... or floorboards after rust issues
Was a great truck! Thankfully the scout only has rust on the tailgate. I need to get something on it to stop that. It's not out in the weather right now. Hasn't been for a few years now. I need to bring it home and start working on it.
One of our hunters bought it and is starting a restoration of it.  Jeep is better around the ranch than the bronco ever was
That's awesome. You'll have to let me know how that goes. And, I don't doubt that at all.
They are about to get removed from the place so I probably won't know..... literally have their 30 day notice waiting for when my grandmother passes
Gotcha. That's understandable.
They are also paying about 30% of market value.... and bitching about 8 point bucks .....
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:30:10 PM EST
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I already have 1930 model A, 1970 Malibu and a 1966 Mustang in here so I don't need another old car taking space.
As an aside, I am always amazed how that thick ol sheet metal on antiques can hold up so much better than modern crinkle tin.
We have a 66 Scout that sat outside for 20 years. I don't even know how many hail storms it's been through. Thing does not have a dent in it.
The (now gone) 66 bronco had no hail damage.... or floorboards after rust issues
Was a great truck! Thankfully the scout only has rust on the tailgate. I need to get something on it to stop that. It's not out in the weather right now. Hasn't been for a few years now. I need to bring it home and start working on it.
One of our hunters bought it and is starting a restoration of it.  Jeep is better around the ranch than the bronco ever was
That's awesome. You'll have to let me know how that goes. And, I don't doubt that at all.
They are about to get removed from the place so I probably won't know..... literally have their 30 day notice waiting for when my grandmother passes
Gotcha. That's understandable.
They are also paying about 30% of market value.... and bitching about 8 point bucks .....
That sounds about right. I figured they were getting one hell of a deal that never has changed over the years.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:31:26 PM EST
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Per the Weather Channel, even the Chicago area is in the severe zone today. Torcon of 4.

I had to check because even the local NPR station was taking about the local authorities telling people to be aware of high winds and storms overnight.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:42:12 PM EST
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I haven't listened to 146.880 in a while, but reception into far east and south of Dallas county sucks.

I get better reception off the REACT repeater at 442.075.

Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:43:54 PM EST
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Per the Weather Channel, even the Chicago area is in the severe zone today. Torcon of 4.

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This system will move east and pass through IL.

Stay safe.

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Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:49:14 PM EST
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This system will move east and pass through IL.

Stay safe.

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Per the Weather Channel, even the Chicago area is in the severe zone today. Torcon of 4.

I had to check because even the local NPR station was taking about the local authorities telling people to be aware of high winds and storms overnight.
This system will move east and pass through IL.

Stay safe.

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I'll be at home in my onesie, suggie, and stuffed animal. I'll be fine.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:53:35 PM EST
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I appear to be on the southern end of the starting line.

Link Posted: 4/17/2019 12:55:09 PM EST
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2000 was the dark ages for tornado predictions

The conditions aren't right for a massive outbreak.

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You mean infinitesimal, but yeah.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 1:04:11 PM EST
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On my Android, I have Radar Alive Pro and PYKL3..
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A question for those with more knowledge. What is the correct Radar setting to see hail, is it Hydrometeor Classification?
What software are you using to monitor?
On my Android, I have Radar Alive Pro and PYKL3..
You might want to check and see if PYKL3 is still working.  I was woken up by a thunderstorm a week or two ago and it wasn't working for me.  I did some research and found this: http://pykl3radar.com/index.php

I was more than a bit pissed.

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No real changes at the 1 PM update.

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Already starting to sprinkle here.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 1:45:49 PM EST
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I have  7:10 and 8:30 Sandvolleyball gametimes tonight in NW OKC.  I will probably be drunk as well.

Am I going to die?

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I have  7:10 and 8:30 Sandvolleyball gametimes tonight in NW OKC.  I will probably be drunk as well.

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I have  7:10 and 8:30 Sandvolleyball gametimes tonight in NW OKC.  I will probably be drunk as well.

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Dibs
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Tornadoes are so rare per square mile that I don't worry about it.

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That plus I have a nuclear bomb proof tornado shelter.
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That sounds about right. I figured they were getting one hell of a deal that never has changed over the years.
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I already have 1930 model A, 1970 Malibu and a 1966 Mustang in here so I don't need another old car taking space.
As an aside, I am always amazed how that thick ol sheet metal on antiques can hold up so much better than modern crinkle tin.
We have a 66 Scout that sat outside for 20 years. I don't even know how many hail storms it's been through. Thing does not have a dent in it.
The (now gone) 66 bronco had no hail damage.... or floorboards after rust issues
Was a great truck! Thankfully the scout only has rust on the tailgate. I need to get something on it to stop that. It's not out in the weather right now. Hasn't been for a few years now. I need to bring it home and start working on it.
One of our hunters bought it and is starting a restoration of it.  Jeep is better around the ranch than the bronco ever was
That's awesome. You'll have to let me know how that goes. And, I don't doubt that at all.
They are about to get removed from the place so I probably won't know..... literally have their 30 day notice waiting for when my grandmother passes
Gotcha. That's understandable.
They are also paying about 30% of market value.... and bitching about 8 point bucks .....
That sounds about right. I figured they were getting one hell of a deal that never has changed over the years.
Yup, getting 94 prices still.... most the original dudes are dead and it's their kids but they've pissed off all of us except my grandmother.  If they don't know this is coming then its gonna be even more pleasurable to have them receive their eviction
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So getting to Dallas was interesting and its not even raining
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Yup, getting 94 prices still.... most the original dudes are dead and it's their kids but they've pissed off all of us except my grandmother.  If they don't know this is coming then its gonna be even more pleasurable to have them receive their eviction
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I already have 1930 model A, 1970 Malibu and a 1966 Mustang in here so I don't need another old car taking space.
As an aside, I am always amazed how that thick ol sheet metal on antiques can hold up so much better than modern crinkle tin.
We have a 66 Scout that sat outside for 20 years. I don't even know how many hail storms it's been through. Thing does not have a dent in it.
The (now gone) 66 bronco had no hail damage.... or floorboards after rust issues
Was a great truck! Thankfully the scout only has rust on the tailgate. I need to get something on it to stop that. It's not out in the weather right now. Hasn't been for a few years now. I need to bring it home and start working on it.
One of our hunters bought it and is starting a restoration of it.  Jeep is better around the ranch than the bronco ever was
That's awesome. You'll have to let me know how that goes. And, I don't doubt that at all.
They are about to get removed from the place so I probably won't know..... literally have their 30 day notice waiting for when my grandmother passes
Gotcha. That's understandable.
They are also paying about 30% of market value.... and bitching about 8 point bucks .....
That sounds about right. I figured they were getting one hell of a deal that never has changed over the years.
Yup, getting 94 prices still.... most the original dudes are dead and it's their kids but they've pissed off all of us except my grandmother.  If they don't know this is coming then its gonna be even more pleasurable to have them receive their eviction
No surprise at all, sadly. Don't blame y'all for wanting to kick them off. I'm glad no one but really me hunts/shoots the mrs' parents land. Reminds me, I still need to talk to her uncle about his bazillion acres.
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The days I stay home and don't drive across town make me a much happier person.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 2:40:46 PM EST
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Cells are already developing east of Amarillo along I-40 and are showing 2" hail.

So it begins....

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Cells are already developing east of Amarillo along I-40 and are showing 2" hail.

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I fucking knew it! I'm right in the path of that.
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I fucking knew it! I'm right in the path of that.
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Cells are already developing east of Amarillo along I-40 and are showing 2" hail.

So it begins....

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I fucking knew it! I'm right in the path of that.
Stay safe! Hope you don't get torn up.
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Thanks. That specific cell is not a danger but history indicates that other storms will form southeast of there and they are what gets us here.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 2:49:52 PM EST
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earth.nullschool.net CAPE filter shows yuuuuuuge influx; 1850ish J/kg available in heaviest spots.

edit: 2500's found in spots.

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Thanks. That specific cell is not a danger but history indicates that other storms will form southeast of there and they are what gets us here.
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Stay safe! Hope you don't get torn up.
Thanks. That specific cell is not a danger but history indicates that other storms will form southeast of there and they are what gets us here.
No doubt. Mother nature loves your part of the state.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 2:51:29 PM EST
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Its feast or famine up there.
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Nothing like having to use a shovel to get all of the hail out of your house that got in through all the broken windows
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 3:00:11 PM EST
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WFAA is saying that storms will develop east of the Metroplex around 3:00.

5:00 pm to 7:00 pm storms will develop west of the Metroplex, 7:00 to 10:00 pm will hit the Metroplex, 10:00-1:00 am is the highest risk of large hail.

The cap has weakened.
Link Posted: 4/17/2019 3:01:14 PM EST
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Wife sent me this from Facebook. Pete Delkus

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Expect LARGE hail later in DFW area.

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WFAA is saying that storms will develop east of the Metroplex around 3:00.

5:00 pm to 7:00 pm storms will develop west of the Metroplex, 7:00 to 10:00 pm will hit the Metroplex, 10:00-1:00 am is the highest risk of large hail.

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Suck for the guys east of me.
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Does this include the evening storms?
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