Another more traditionally located round of severe weather

[Chris H.]

The SPC is predicting there's a good chance that there'll be severe weather on Monday across western KS, OK panhandle and north Texas panhandle. Please don't be an outbreak...(even though another part of me wants it to be just for the thrill of seeing it unfold on doppler radar).

[IMADreamer]

no shame in wanting an out break, away from all people, building, and animals. lol  Hopefully the mid MS valley gets a break from this one.

[Chris H.]

no shame in wanting an out break, away from all people, building, and animals. lol  Hopefully the mid MS valley gets a break from this one.

Yep. The south is a large, bruised swamp right now. The MW needs it now (just the tornadoes need to squeeze in between towns and not go through them. Greensburg was what, 4 years ago? Can't believe it)

I will add that tomorrow shows another potential for severe weather...across Kansas and Missouri due to a weak cold front. And then the focus goes back to the NE. And then it's calm pretty much all weekend (and freaking hot here).

[IMADreamer]

I could go for a Tornado in my area, although I think in Illinois we are just outta the risk zone.  I'm off work for the next four days so help my Dad finish planting corn so I'll be on a tractor with wide open views in all directs should some good severe weather arise. 

[WeatherHost]

About the last thing the Ohio and Tennessee river valleys need right now is more heavy rain.

[DanS]

About the last thing the Ohio and Tennessee river valleys need right now is more heavy rain.

Should get all the PWS owners in that area to calibrate and clean out their rain gauges. That'll stop the rain. Works over here anyway.