Once again, little time to post a detailed forecast. A tornado watch has already been issued for parts of west and north central Texas, and I believe this is just the early show.
Numerous outflow boundaries exist across the Texas South Plains and a dryline is mixing east from New Mexico, with a dryline bulge depicted on models coming out about the Lubbock area, and already starting to see signs of this in a detailed surface hand analysis. CAPE was looking to maximize on the nose of this dryline bulge so we will be expecting to probably target where that intersects with any outflow boundaries. Right now I am thinking just east or northest of Lubbock would be a good target. Fortunately we have a little bit of a target luxury being here at my house already in the area.
Live ChaseCam should be up and running by mid afternoon. Could get VERY interesting today! I’ll also be chasing for KCBD out here as well, so if you live out here, be sure to tune in for our coverage!
Tags: lubbock, Storm Chasing, texas south plains
Hey david great job today that was a beautiful tornado,sorry you got stuck in the mud there for a bit. Looks like everything worked out though look forward to all the updates tomorrow! Glad your safe have a great night!