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Mornin' Patrons, 

Yesterday's lone supercell near Abilene was a beauty...

Today, I've currently got my target near and South of DFW.  It currently appears there will be lots of storms and modes to sort through. Storms riding the front could tap into some crazy helicity (spin), but might be interacting with other storms, possibly getting messy.  Isolated storms southward along the dryline like yesterday, might be easier to chase.  There's also a potential play further east in the warm sector perhaps near and east of i45 south of Dallas.  We could ponder our brains into exhaustion, or just chill. The answers should come with time.   

Good luck today over thinkers and second guessers. :D 

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Richard C

Pretty strong rotation in a couple of cells around Waco

terry thometz

Tornado warning. Goldthwaite 6:15. Storm moving east at 23 mph 4 mi SW of Boxer TX.

terry thometz

Warning: At 626 PM CDT, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado was located over Mart, or 14 miles east of Bellmead, moving east at 25 mph.

terry thometz

Six TX counties with warnings up. Should you stay or should you go?

Richard C

Lots of boiling, rotating structure but it seems nothing significant made it to the ground as of yet

Pecos Hank

Buncha Gooshy storms. Thanks everyone.

Victor St.Germain

Hoping you had a safe a productive day! Please add the last photo to your gallery.

Noa

I bet you could add this to the 2023 recap “Even with promising setups like the 26th, All i got is some gooshy storms and a bit of hail” or something like that

Mike Castles

You hanging around for Friday's show, see the SPC has already bumped it up to a enhanced risk. Hoping it is better than yesterday was, all I saw mush or as you said Gooshy.

Kellie Smith

Haha...your dedication to colourful scribbles is admirable. Hello from Western Australia!