May be worth noting that a chance for severe storms has also developed in Northeast Colorado for Wednesday. A frontal system is expected to pass through NE Colorado on Tuesday, then retreat northward again on Wednesday actin as the focal mechanism. Low level moisture is expected to move into the area. With help from a potential Denver Cyclone, we could have some added convergence, although I think the action will fall along the northward-moving frontal system. CAPE values of 1000-1500J/kg are nosing in behind the system into NE Colorado along with a small tounge of theta-E. Some 50s TDs are also nosing in as well, which is more than sufficient for storms here in NE Colo. Good shear also appears to be forecasted for the area, so severe storms are a possibility with the potential for landspoutish type tornadoes. There's a big ol' bulls-eye of 400 3km SRH right over NE Colorado on Wednesday as well with some 50/100 1km over the same areas...
While I was hosting Kansas as my target on Wednesday, I may elected to play it closer to home Wednesday and see how NE Colorado shapes up in the forecasts over the next 24 hours. In the meantime, I'll step up a level as I've sent out coverage for Wednesday night. With a show this close to home, I could get away with leaving at noon or 1pm.
