Quick glances at the newest ETA still keep good hope alive for storms to fire in NE Colorado. I haven't really done a full analysis yet, but just a glance at a few products, I'm still pretty content with the April setup nearby...
I'll do a full analysis in the morning after I can check out local AFDs and SPC's Day 2. See if they're thinking the same I am... I would like to see a mention in either and/or both.. I'm already sitting at about 90% of leaving, although my exact target seems a bit large. I'm aiming for the Interstate Triangle (from I-76 south to I-70, east to the CO border). A lot is banking on how far that front sags south before it stalls out; and of course whether or not it backs northward again. The quick look at the ETA actually has some help along the front range, but some serious CIN in an area right over Denver. Will coordinate with SPC's Day 2 and Denver's AFD in the morning and do some fine tuning.. I still think NE Colorado is the best target for Wednesday; maybe a bit of sliding of my target bubble to include parts of west Kansas; Southwest Nebraska, Southern Wyoming, etc... but am still banking on someplace in the Interstate Triangle.
See ya in the morning!
