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07 Jun

June 7, 2024 – Highway 2 Supercell

June 7th was one of those days that ends up being a great chase even without tornadoes. Southerly surface winds were forecast to transport moisture north into Nebraska bringing dewpoints into the upper 50°s to near 60°F in the Sandhills. MLCAPE values were expected to reach 1500 J/Kg. Storms were expected to initiate in north-central Nebraska and migrate southeast eventually growing upscale overnight.

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25 May

May 25, 2024 – Southern Kansas

May 25th was one of the first real potent looking days I chase in 2024. A cold front stretching from Michigan into Arkansas with a stationary front from there to West Texas was forecast to move north as a warm front as a strong low developed across Western Kansas. A dryline was forecast to surge eastward across Kansas and Oklahoma as the warm sector was primed for a possible severe outbreak.

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