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Day 1 convective outlook 
National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 
0758 PM CDT Monday Jun 17 2013 


Valid 180100z - 181200z 


..there is a slight risk of severe thunderstorms across parts of the central and 
southern High Plains... 


..Central High plains... 
Moderate instability and effective bulk shear persisting through the 
evening will support additional discrete supercells from eastern Colorado/far 
western Kansas northward into southeastern Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle. The slight risk has 
been expanded a little northward to account for storms over east central 
Wyoming and the northern extent of the Nebraska Panhandle and western Nebraska as they track 
south-southeastward. Ely low level winds are expected to veer to southerly and 
strengthen to 25-30 knots this evening...enhancing low level shear for 
a continued threat for a tornado or two. Models continue to suggest 
upscale growth is possible for one or two thunderstorm clusters to develop 
and track southward across the Central High plains into the overnight 
period...with hail and damaging winds the primary threats later this 
evening and tonight. 


..srn High Plains... 
Storms that have moved off the higher terrain of eastern nm and far West Texas 
will continue to evolve into one or two north-S oriented broken lines as 
indicated by current trends in regional radar imagery. A moist... 
moderately unstable air mass over much of West Texas combined with 
effective bulk shear up to 40-45 knots will favor severe storms...some 
embedded supercells in the lines. Additional organized storms will 
persist along a northwest-southeast oriented outflow enhanced boundary as it moves 
toward the Permian Basin. A deep well mixed boundary layer exists 
over the Permian Basin with surface dewpoint depressions up to 40 
degrees...enhancing a threat for damaging winds. For this reason and 
the potential for a southward moving mesoscale convective system to develop this evening over the 
Texas High Plains into the Permian Basin have resulted in a southward shift 
of the 30 percent severe wind threat area. 


..srn lower Michigan into northestern Ohio/northwestern PA/western New York... 
A few additional strong to severe storms remain possible yet this 
evening across these areas prior to the stabilization of the 
boundary layer. 


..north central Montana... 
Moderate instability and effective bulk shear up to 35 knots will 
support a few additional strong to severe storms as activity moves 
off the higher terrain into north central Montana. 


.Peters.. 06/18/2013 

Mesoscale Discussion

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National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 
1007 PM CDT Monday Jun 17 2013 


Areas affected...northern Concho Valley of west-central Texas 


Concerning...Severe Thunderstorm Watch 323... 


Valid 180307z - 180400z 


The severe weather threat for Severe Thunderstorm Watch 323 
continues. 


Summary...damaging wind threat appears to be greatest within a narrow 
corridor ahead of a small bowing segment approaching west-central Texas. 
Should convective trends persist...ww 323 may need to be expanded 
slightly southward and extended in time. 


Discussion...latest radar trends show small bowing segment evolving 
out of convection across Big Spring...with several severe wind gusts 
reported. Additional clusters of thunderstorms have been ongoing ahead of 
this feature...with an attendant outflow boundary slowly pushing 
southward. It is unclear if this convection developing ahead of the bowing 
segment will adversely affect damaging wind potential with the air mass 
becoming worked over. However...if convective trends persist...then 
portions of ww 323 may need to be expanded slightly southward...and 
extended in time through 05-06z. 


.Rogers/Darrow.. 06/18/2013 


..please see www.Spc.NOAA.Gov for graphic product... 


Attention...WFO...sjt...maf... 


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