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Heads appears to be clusters of storms with potential for supercells to emerge over a good road network plagued with flooding and road closures.

Tails appears to be pretty, discrete storms with very limiting roads. Once cells pass south of i10, it’s either a 1.5 out circle to the next viewing or a smashed windshield.

I’m currently tangled in a fence of indecision. Going to load up the car and post my decision when it manifests.

Heads or tails?

PS: please try not to run over all my snakes.

Good luck everyone









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terry thometz

Weather USA: I-10 between 266-285

Bryce McKinnon

Tornado warning in Pecos, Texas. It was meant to be!

Pecos Hank

Well dernit. Looks like I chose the wrong target. Ain’t over yet.

terry thometz

At 327 PM CDT, a confirmed tornado was located 32 miles west of Sheffield, moving southeast at 15 mph.

Brenda

Meanwhile in Nebraska, we have 1 confirmed tornado and 1 confirmed land spout northeast of Grand Island, and another confirmed land spout near York.

Mike Castles

The NM/TX line has turned into a large cluster and the stuff along I10 is speeding east really fast. If someone is lucky they are up west of Lincoln, NB and there are two small burrito warnings up there. Crazy how much of this is more like monsoon storms than meso's from the plains.

Celton

Looks like the southern target wins today, stings missing that but kinda glad I didn’t go, never would have made it in time. Congrats on those who scored.

Mike Castles

Fresh storms popping up nw of Hobbs and west of Clovis. The day might not be over after all, if anyone is still out there watching.

Noa

I hope Hanks on that tornadic supercell near the border, its spitting out wedges, photogenic cones, and what not

Pecos Hank

It’s over for me. Heading home to regroup. Hope some of you scored . Thanks guys!