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The TWS Tornado Forecast Center will be doing outlooks, posted each evening and morning for selected risk areas - Make sure you bookmark the Tornado Forecast Center. They'll be in the shaded risk zones ... 2%, 5%, 10%, 25%, 50%, 80% - The most current forecast has been released ...
TORNADO FORECAST DISCUSSION
TWS TORNADO FORECAST CENTER
TheWeatherSpace.com
11:50 PM CDT TUE MAR 27 2012
DISCUSSION ...
CENTRAL PLAINS ...
WEDNESDAY WILL BE CHARACTERIZED AS A STRONG INSTABILITY AND SHEAR DAY ACROSS THE CENTRAL PLAINS, BUT WHERE STORMS WILL FIRE WILL BE THE KEY ... BUT THERE ARE POCKETS OF GOOD FORCING ALONG THE FRONTAL ZONE THAT WOULD PROMOTE SUPERCELL DEVELOPMENT.
STORMS WILL FORM ON THE MID-LEVEL AXIS WITH A SHORTWAVE MOVING INTO NORTHERN KANSAS DURING THE AFTERNOON HOURS. THIS BATCH SHOULD MOVE EASTWARD TOWARD THE KS/MO BORDER AREA AROUND KANSAS CITY. DEWPOINT DEPRESSION MAY ONCE AGAIN BE A FACTOR WITH TORNADO DEVELOPMENT WITH THIS GROUP OF STORMS, INCLUDING A LACK OF STRONG LOW LEVEL SHEARING IN THE LOWER 0-1KM ... SO BASES COULD ACTUALLY BE "HIGHER" THAN WHAT YOU WANT TO SEE IN ROOTING AT THE SURFACE BUT IT'LL BE MONITORED.
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