[Ccarc] Chance of severe weather thursday.

[Chuck Hendrickson]

Great catch Tom,

I actually got it three times, NWS, INARES and here but that's ok. I like
the spreading of information going on!! This said folks, if we can arrange
our schedules to not necessarily be "free" but available at a moments notice
as we normally do. It's interesting that we can sorta see this coming so far
in advance. This is rather unusual for potentially tornadic or severe
thunderstorm activity. Anyway, if we possibly can, keep an HT handy to
monitor and participate in any weather nets that may pop up. Thanks again
everyone for all you do and have a great day!!


73,
Chuck Hendrickson N9PMW
President CCARC
http://www.culcom.net/~ccarcinc
ARRL Ham Radio's National Association
http://www.arrl.org
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tom Murray" <kb9wsl at hotmail.com>
To: <ccarc at culcom.net>
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 10:24 PM
Subject: [Ccarc] Chance of severe weather thursday.


> Got this email from the National weather service......thought I would give
a
> heads-up.
>
> Tom  KB9WSL
>
> Subject: Severe Weather Thursday
> Importance: High
>
> All,
>
> Please keep a close eye on Thursday's weather. There is good potential
> for a major severe weather outbreak. You'll see a precursor with a
> widespread outbreak in the Plains States Wednesday. If this bears out,
> we will plan for a teleconference call Thursday morning. I'll send phone
> number and passcode at that time.
>
> At this moment, a warm front will push north across Indiana during the
> day Thursday (morning south, afternoon north) with widespread rain and
> isolated thunderstorms. This part is not expected to be severe, but will
> prime the pump for Thursday evening. A cold front will push east across
> Indiana, around dark in the west, and late evening east. The cold front
> will trigger a major squall line ahead of it with damaging straight line
> winds and possibly embedded tornadoes. Isolated supercells producing
> tornadoes are a distinct possibility prior to the squall line arrival.
>
> This may be comparable to the Veteran's Day outbreak of 2003, the
> Evansville event of November 05, or the event of Nov 15, 2005.
>
> _A big caution in that forecasts may change_, but it's important that
> you begin preparing now, preparing your staff for potential work, and
> your other emergency responders for possible over time.
>
> I will be out of the office Wednesday but you're welcome to call here if
>
> you'd like; we've got staff able to answer questions. You can keep
> track of concerns at: http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/
>
> Dave Tucek NWS.
>
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