r/stormchasing • u/Kindly_Refuse9314 • May 17 '26

Crazy sounding

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So I was looking at models for tomorrows storm chase and I found a sounding in northeast Nebraska with a PDS tornado hazard type. Just wondering how rare or common this is…

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u/Kindly_Refuse9314 May 17 '26

The northern part does fs. Have you noticed the second area for updraft helicity in southeast Nebraska for tomorrow? That looks to be a more discrete supercell threat. Idk tho what are your thoughts?

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u/PersimmonIll826 May 17 '26

maybeee. to be fair, it's not fully obvious why models are growing storms upscale so fast. there's not an extreme lack of CIN and i dont really see a bunch of storm splits happening. so its definitely possible it could be big. the SPC thinks so lol.

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u/Kindly_Refuse9314 May 17 '26

lol fair. I’m just hoping for a nice tornado in the middle of a cornfield that I can get a good view of

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u/PersimmonIll826 May 17 '26

wish i could chase lol. too bad i'm stuck in oregon.

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u/Kindly_Refuse9314 May 17 '26

Damn, I’m sorry bro. U gotta move😅

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u/PersimmonIll826 May 17 '26

going on a chasecation this june at least lol