re: "Look out, here comes a TORNADO" thread.

Haven't really checked much today beside the SPC stuff. Same features in play as yesterday, just moved to the east. Really wide swath of coverage as this is a fairly complex system to really nail down most likely effected area.

There's a surface low somewhere in Kansas that will push off to the east. Typical set up with a warm swath and front leading out to the east and north of the low and a cold front strengthening to the west and south.

The more moisture rich set up should consolidate cells into lines along any impulses. I'd read your local NWS discussion for capping and shear for your local area. I'd imagine the risk today will be more in the form of strong winds from downdrafts and hail. Stretching from Arklatex NE toward the Ohio valley. Tornadoes aren't out of the question but I seriously doubt they'll be very strong.

Keep an eye out North Texas way for the beginning of the week. Some models are hinting at good conditions for severe weather, but still too far out to have much certainty.