VORTEX2: May 31, 2009 - day 21. Operations provided for in the field: an attempt to intercept.
Miles traveled today: 287. Total miles traveled: 6658.
's time to get back on the road. The briefing is illustrated by David Dowell of the NOAA of today and the next day. Today and tomorrow, even if two days are marginal (in the forecasts of the Storm Prediction Center shows a Slight Risk) field operations will still be conducted. The experience of recent years leads us not to underestimate the Slight Risk. E 'already' happened to have some good days of hunting in these situations than in situations where a more risk 'high as a Moderate Risk.
The constant problem of these days and 'the lack of humidity' which continues to struggle to climb over the states' southern border with the Gulf Mexico. In addition 'to the area today to greater instability' potential does not overlap with the areas where 'the expected maximum shear, but the arrival of a front from the northwest will bring' development of original time for the day today thanks to the strong heating of the soil, it is necessary 'to assess whether these storms will be organized in some structure convective more' interesting. The first target today and 'Lincoln, Nebraska east to the 14. As it happens just in the last three days I've been there three times ...
At 3:45 comes the order to move east just east of Omaha crossed the Missouri River that separates the state of Nebraska than Iowa. The hope lies in the possibility ' that a storm to form in the eastern part of Nebraska to the north of our current position and then moves through the mean motion to the southeast in an area where more moisture is flowing 'in ascent from the valley of the Missouri.
look up at 17.45 when the first piles are formed just south-west of Lincoln and become towering. We try to bring in a more 'favorable to the south along Interstate 29 that runs just over the river in Iowa.
The storm seems to be intensifying with beautiful towers and soon develops a long anvil downwind crossing the Missouri-Iowa border. The armada tries to deploy the radar along the back roads away from Interstate advanceing inward state that in this part and 'characterized by rolling green of the ground. Unfortunately, however
'observation does not last long because the storm can not get organized and well
of rain and some hail in size, however, are reported by about 1 inch in size.
for the evening is not nothing but back to the hotel booked for the night, in Omaha.
Nature still does not help the VORTEX2. There are still 13 days of possible operations on the ground, we hope that with the month of June, things may change but the year seems destined to be remembered for a very limited number of episodes of severe weather.
Miles traveled today: 287. Total miles traveled: 6658.
's time to get back on the road. The briefing is illustrated by David Dowell of the NOAA of today and the next day. Today and tomorrow, even if two days are marginal (in the forecasts of the Storm Prediction Center shows a Slight Risk) field operations will still be conducted. The experience of recent years leads us not to underestimate the Slight Risk. E 'already' happened to have some good days of hunting in these situations than in situations where a more risk 'high as a Moderate Risk.
The constant problem of these days and 'the lack of humidity' which continues to struggle to climb over the states' southern border with the Gulf Mexico. In addition 'to the area today to greater instability' potential does not overlap with the areas where 'the expected maximum shear, but the arrival of a front from the northwest will bring' development of original time for the day today thanks to the strong heating of the soil, it is necessary 'to assess whether these storms will be organized in some structure convective more' interesting. The first target today and 'Lincoln, Nebraska east to the 14. As it happens just in the last three days I've been there three times ...
At 3:45 comes the order to move east just east of Omaha crossed the Missouri River that separates the state of Nebraska than Iowa. The hope lies in the possibility ' that a storm to form in the eastern part of Nebraska to the north of our current position and then moves through the mean motion to the southeast in an area where more moisture is flowing 'in ascent from the valley of the Missouri.
look up at 17.45 when the first piles are formed just south-west of Lincoln and become towering. We try to bring in a more 'favorable to the south along Interstate 29 that runs just over the river in Iowa.
The storm seems to be intensifying with beautiful towers and soon develops a long anvil downwind crossing the Missouri-Iowa border. The armada tries to deploy the radar along the back roads away from Interstate advanceing inward state that in this part and 'characterized by rolling green of the ground. Unfortunately, however
'observation does not last long because the storm can not get organized and well
of rain and some hail in size, however, are reported by about 1 inch in size.
for the evening is not nothing but back to the hotel booked for the night, in Omaha.
Nature still does not help the VORTEX2. There are still 13 days of possible operations on the ground, we hope that with the month of June, things may change but the year seems destined to be remembered for a very limited number of episodes of severe weather.
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