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Storm chasing forecast update for May 6: Trip 1 in progress
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The first Great Plains storm chase expedition of the 2015 spring season is under way! This system promises several good opportunities for tornadoes as good upper support from a western US trough overspreads instability in the Plains. This system has already brought photogenic tornadoes in Texas and Kansas yesterday and today.
I'm heading in a general westerly direction into Kansas, and will choose either I-35 southwest or I-70 west to target tomorrow's setup. Stay tuned for updates!
The following table charts the probability of a Great Plains storm chase expedition happening for several indicated date ranges in the near future:
| 2015 Plains Storm Expeditions - Probabilities as of May 3 |
| May 7-10 | 100% | |
| May 11-15 | 30% | |
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