Craig S
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 |  Subject: FCST: 5-29-08  Wed May 28, 2008 3:14 pm | |
| Northeast Nebraska will certianly be targeted on Thursday, however the southern half of MN has the potential for some damaging winds Thursday evening/night. Metro Skywarn's activation status is already BLUE (meaning that the threat of severe wx is recognized). Here is the SPC Day 2 Outlook for tomorrow.  Also, here is MPX's Weather Story for Thurs/Fri.  | |
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Craig S
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| | Subject: Re: FCST: 5-29-08 Thu May 29, 2008 12:33 pm | |
| If I were out chasing today, my target would be Columbus, NE (about 60 miles west of Omaha). A high risk area has been painted by the SPC. The amount of wind shear with this system is incredible. | |
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Craig S
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| | Subject: Re: FCST: 5-29-08 Fri May 30, 2008 9:29 am | |
| - Quote :
- 0100 3 E BEAVER CROSSING SEWARD NE 4078 9722 BRIEF TOUCHDOWN RELAYED BY COMMUNICATION CENTER IN SEWARD COUNTY. (OAX)
So I would have been in good shape with my target yesterday! And while a tornado didn't strike Columbus, NE, the city was in a tornado warning last night. Also, a tornado was reported 50 miles south in Beaver Crossing, NE. Nebraska saw 18 reported tornadoes on Thursday. | |
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