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I wish whoever is praying for these storms and rain would stop so I can get a garden in the ground.
Clearly whoever is praying for rain, is loved by God more than you.
Or maybe God isn't a vending machine, and prayer doesn't work that way.
Looking at some of the data for next Tuesday, if I'm reading it right (which is ALWAYS up for debate), it could be potentially a red letter day for folks in and around the ArkLaTex. We're still several model runs away from getting a clear picture, but the signs are there......
FOR DAY 5/MONDAY...HAVE INTRODUCED A SEVERE RISK AREA FOR PORTIONS OF THE SOUTHERN PLAINS TO THE ARKLATEX/OZARKS. WHILE TIMING/SPATIAL DETAILS VARY TO A DEGREE...REASONABLE CONFIDENCE EXISTS THAT A SOUTHERN STREAM SHORTWAVE TROUGH WILL OVERSPREAD A MOIST AIRMASS TO THE EAST OF THE DRYLINE/COLD FRONT. AS SUCH...SEVERE STORMS SEEM LIKELY MONDAY/MONDAY NIGHT ACROSS THIS REGION.
Quote from: jmundie on April 21, 2011, 08:54:34 AMClearly whoever is praying for rain, is loved by God more than you. Sorry, I'm not praying for sunshine. QuoteOr maybe God isn't a vending machine, and prayer doesn't work that way.Or maybe you're just too uptight to get a joke.
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I'm quite concerned for the MEG area for either/both Monday and Tuesday Night...something big in one form or another could be in the offing. We shall see...a long way out still.
Wait... do what? Is this Kevin speaking??Just messing with you. I'm sure a lot of folks should sit up and pay attention when Kevin is concerned. A system to keep an eye on for sure, from the sound of it...
. What about timing issues? If the spc d5 box stays put wouldn't it push through here in the next morning?