Winds back nicely around the surface low sitting in Eastern CO, creating some mean looking shear profiles with the H5 winds shooting out of the SW at 50kts.

H5 winds could be closer to 55-60kts somewhere during the 18-0Z timeframe.

Nice little CAPE bubble shows up just to the east of the vigorous surface low.

H5 temps barely meet the criteria for a CC setup, but ill take anything I can get.

Im hoping the surface features will work out with an unimpeded warm sector, nice dry air intrusion, and slightly higher dewpoints than forecast.
If this run verifies, I think we could see some tornadoes around I-70 north to the tri-state intersection. Ill have a close eye on this one to say the least.
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I think we're being teased ... I'm already going crazy inside.
So be it! This is my BS post for the year lol! Everytime I ignore setups like this, I get hosed. Surface low needs some love!!!
You planning on heading out?
Yeah, within reason. Jon is in Houston right now so I dont have any mobile data, so it could be a blind chase lol.
Looks like Tony, Michael and I are heading down to Amarillo tomorrow. Let us know if you're go'n'a be out!
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