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Take a look at today's convective outlook and the portion's I have highlighted. I cannot translate these parts. I am clueless as to what the heck they are saying.
David
Kansas City MO [SPC] convective outlook, prepared on the 19th at 11:55am EDT
(1555Z).
Day 1 convective outlook.
National Weather Service storm prediction center Norman Oklahoma.
6:55am EDT (1055Z) AM CDT {Saturday, satellite} April 19 4:08pm EDT (2008Z).
Valid the 19th at 12:30pm EDT (1630Z) - the 20th at 8:00am EDT (1200Z).
No severe thunderstorm areas forecast
.
Southeast
.
Cold upper low currently southern Illinois will track eastward across
Kentucky this.
Forecast period . dry slot rotating eastward across Tennessee valley to
{south, snow} of low.
Will aid in steepening lapse rates into central Appalachians and.
Inland portions of the mid Atlantic states this afternoon and.
Evening ..
Band of clouds / showers ahead of cold front now located from central.
Kentucky, southward into Georgia, will spread eastward ... moistening the
low levels Indiana, their.
Wake across the central Appalachians . air mass will then destabilize.
Ahead of upper low in Kentucky eastward to Appalachians during afternoon
{as, altostratus}.
Lapse rates steepen in the dry slot . while mid-level convective available
potential energy expected to.
Generally be at or below 500 J / KG given the limited moisture
40 - 50KT of.
Deep layer shear coupled with LOWERING freezing levels in advance of.
Upper low support thunderstorms by mid afternoon . a few storms.
Expected to reach to near severe levels with hail the primary threat.
Given mid level lapse rates in excess of 7C / KM and the LOWERING.
Freezing levels ..
Storms will likely evolve into more of a linear mode by this evening.
{as, altostratus} they spread east of the central Appalachians with a low
end wind.
Damage threat continuing ..
.. HALES / HURLBUT .. 04/19/2008.
David
Kansas City MO [SPC] convective outlook, prepared on the 19th at 11:55am EDT
(1555Z).
Day 1 convective outlook.
National Weather Service storm prediction center Norman Oklahoma.
6:55am EDT (1055Z) AM CDT {Saturday, satellite} April 19 4:08pm EDT (2008Z).
Valid the 19th at 12:30pm EDT (1630Z) - the 20th at 8:00am EDT (1200Z).
No severe thunderstorm areas forecast
.
Southeast
.
Cold upper low currently southern Illinois will track eastward across
Kentucky this.
Forecast period . dry slot rotating eastward across Tennessee valley to
{south, snow} of low.
Will aid in steepening lapse rates into central Appalachians and.
Inland portions of the mid Atlantic states this afternoon and.
Evening ..
Band of clouds / showers ahead of cold front now located from central.
Kentucky, southward into Georgia, will spread eastward ... moistening the
low levels Indiana, their.
Wake across the central Appalachians . air mass will then destabilize.
Ahead of upper low in Kentucky eastward to Appalachians during afternoon
{as, altostratus}.
Lapse rates steepen in the dry slot . while mid-level convective available
potential energy expected to.
Generally be at or below 500 J / KG given the limited moisture
40 - 50KT of.
Deep layer shear coupled with LOWERING freezing levels in advance of.
Upper low support thunderstorms by mid afternoon . a few storms.
Expected to reach to near severe levels with hail the primary threat.
Given mid level lapse rates in excess of 7C / KM and the LOWERING.
Freezing levels ..
Storms will likely evolve into more of a linear mode by this evening.
{as, altostratus} they spread east of the central Appalachians with a low
end wind.
Damage threat continuing ..
.. HALES / HURLBUT .. 04/19/2008.