Some Tailchasing?

The models, and in particular the NAM, are suggesting a couple of days in a row for some decent chasing here in the Panhandle region.

The upper level winds pick up abit as a trough swings through the central plains with the PH on the very southern fringe. At the same time, a frontal boundary sags down into the area providing the surface focus and additional lift.

We should have enough moisture and instability for some fun. Throw in some possible outflow boundaries, and I feel the urge to start performing the Forbidden Sacred Dance Of Chaser Merriment. :-)

The parameters actually look a bit better on Saturday as mid and upper level winds are parallel to a stationary frontal boundary draped WNW to ESE across the area. Advertised SREH values are reaching 300. BOOYAH!

This is ideal for any storm that can root on that boundary and traverse it as a more isolated cell. It does have the makings for a pretty intense MCS and possible derecho event too...particularly as the convection increases through the late afternoon and evening. But, nonetheless, I've got my eyes on Saturday. I'd love to go see a real nice, purty, fancy supercell. I got a SDS-induced hankerin' fer some supercells that just won't stop. ;-)

I'll continue to watch this possible scenario unfold and hope for a warm-up event on Friday. I'll dust off the chase gear and get ready to do the supercell stomp....tornado tango....funnel foxtrot....beavertail bop....monster meso mash...hailstone hussle....downdraft disco....wallcloud waltz....shelfcloud shuffle......... ;-)