Jeff headed out with friend Bryan and Nate and headed west from Omaha to wait for storm development. We were able to get to a beautiful cell that had amazing structure. The cell was severe warned and had some slight rotation. We ened up staying infornt of the cell as the shelf cloud came towards us. The storm quickly became outflow dominate and eneded up dying of. However more storm development was happening to our south west. We then decided to head south toward Central City, NE to let the storm come to us. The storm ened up becomeing tornado warned for a short time as it headed toward us. A beautiful wall cloud formed but shortly dispated. The cell had amazing structure. When it got near us, we headed to stay infront of it. The cell was moving to the south east so we had some good position. Alittle further south, we stopped to watch another wall cloud. A breif funnel was seen lowering from the wall, but never touched the ground. We then noticed in the gust front a nice gustnado. We headed toward it and let it pass behind us. Shortly after that the storm weakened and slowly died.

• Tornadoes: 0
• Miles: 350
• States: NE
• Hail: dime

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Jeff teamed up with Randy Cooper and John Moon and headed down to Oklahoma for a high risk system. We stayed in Oklahoma City the night before and in the morning headed west to wait for development. We headed to the first cell which was exploding. It went tornado warned and there was a report of a breif tornado. When we go to the cell it seemed to be recycling. We then had to back track to the west  some due to bad roads. When we got to a good road we were about in the middle of two torando warned storms. We decided to head to the one to our southwest so it could move toward us. The cell ended up become an HP supercell. We got ahead of the storm and saw some great rotation. We saw a breif funnel that was half way to the ground but never ended up becoming a tornado. Alittle later we had a breif needle funnel as the meso crossed over the road. The storm then dropped a multi vortext tornado and just as we saw it drop we got hit by the strong rain filled RFD. A wedge tornado formed and quickly became ran wrapped. We could see the tornado had became a wedge inside the rain curtin. We followed the storm as it continued to move to the east. We noticed a nice funnel formed close to us that had some amazing rotation as it formed ahead of the rain curtin. Shortly after that, the storm becaome outflow dominate and ended up dying out.

• Tornadoes:  3
• Miles: 1200
• Hail: quarter
• States: NE,KS,OK

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The risk for today has been upgraded to a high risk for central Oklahoma today for severe weather and a tornado risk currently of 30% as an upper low continues to make its way eastward. Jeff and Tammy will both be streaming live today from the Oklahoma area.

The SPC said this:   THE STORMS WILL QUICKLY BECOME SUPERCELLS GIVEN 40-50 KT DEEP WSWLY SHEAR AND SBCAPE OF 2500-3000 J/KG.  THE SETUP APPEARS MOST FAVORABLE FOR LARGE...RELATIVELY SLOW MOVING INTENSE STORMS WITH LARGE HAIL.  GIVEN SIZABLE LOW LVL DIRECTIONAL COMPONENT TO SHEAR...ESPECIALLY NEAR REMNANT OUTFLOW BOUNDARY AND/OR FRONT...A COUPLE STRONG TORNADOES ALSO MAY OCCUR.

There is a moderate risk today for the Texas panhandle. The tornado risk is currently at 10% should set up for a good dryline play. Jeff will be on this same system tomorrow as it moves to the east into Oklahoma.

The SPC said this: MODERATE INSTABILITY AND STG   VERTICAL SHEAR/VEERING WIND PROFILES WILL BE FAVORABLE FOR   SUPERCELLS...WITH LARGE HAIL AND SOME TORNADOES.  THIS THREAT SHOULD  BE GREATEST LATE THIS AFTN/EARLY TONIGHT OVER SE CO/FAR ERN NM AND  MUCH OF W TX.  WITH MODERATE SLY LLJ LIKELY TO INCREASE IN RESPONSE  TO CONTINUED EWD PROGRESSION OF GRT BASIN UPR TROUGH...THE  RELATIVELY GREATEST TORNADO THREAT A BIT LATER THIS EVE MAY EXIST  OVER PARTS OF THE TX PANHANDLE AND ADJACENT TX S PLNS...NEAR SFC  WARM FRONT/CONVECTIVE OUTFLOW/DRY LINE INTERSECTION.