#244 Postby ElectricStorm » Thu Jun 15, 2023 5:56 pm
HockeyTx82 wrote:bubba hotep wrote:Despite extreme CAPE and a SCP pushing 20, the only cell west of DFW has now died. Looks like the cells to the SW will miss DFW to the South, and the HRRR is consistently showing the storms in OK missing DFW to the NE. Looks like another non-event for DFW. Maybe we will get some rain on Saturday, lol
As soon as they went enhanced we should have known better.
Will those storms miss Denton city but maybe NE Denton County?
Looks like SPC thinks more storms will develop down there.
Mesoscale Discussion 1084
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
0533 PM CDT Thu Jun 15 2023
Areas affected...central and North Texas
Concerning...Tornado Watch 309...
Valid 152233Z - 160000Z
The severe weather threat for Tornado Watch 309 continues.
SUMMARY...Additional storm development/intensification is likely
through the remainder of the afternoon into this evening with
organizing supercells. Tornadoes, large to giant hail and damaging
winds remain possible.
DISCUSSION...Across portions of central and North TX, strong to
severe storms were observed maturing east of a dryline. Additional
development/intensification into the evening appears likely owing to
extreme buoyancy (5000 J/kg of MLCAPE) aided by an abnormally strong
EML and mid to upper 70s F dewpoints. 60 kt of effective shear
observed from area VADs will continue to support a predominately
supercell mode with the primary threat of large to giant hail. While
initially weak, especially with southern extent, low-level shear
should intensify this evening as the low-level jet increases. This
may also aid in some upscale growth of ongoing storms, and some
expansion of additional storms moving south across the Red River
from OK. Should this occur, a locally greater risk for damaging
winds may develop, especially across the northeastern portions of
WW309 toward the DFW metroplex later this evening.
..Lyons.. 06/15/2023
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B.S Meteorology, University of Oklahoma '25
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