I was working on equipment all day so I didn’t get to monitor surface charts and moisture advection like I wanted to.
I am still waiting for 00Z soundings to get an idea of the moisture depth over Texas and southern Oklahoma. All the models have a strong low level jet advecting moisture northward through the night and how quickly moisture can move northward with a strong LLJ never ceases to amaze me.
I did just take a look at the Ledbetter and Purcell profilers (I think those were their names) and although the trajectories were as they should be, I wasn’t real impressed with the spead in the low levels.

I am waiting for tonight’s soundings and the NAM to update and as soon as I get a chance to go over that I’ll post a brief update.
BTW I have internet in the car this year so I can post updates while I’m actually chasing. I am on spotter network too if you want to track my location on there.