SEVERE WEATHER THREAT: 3/30/2022

As of right now, we'll be on the tail end of storms, but being a week out, there's plenty of time for things to change. Overall it's a similar set up, but with a slightly farther north storm track.

Just read zach's post

..looks like this page will be popular in a few days

We now have our 15/30% for day 5.

Here is the 06z GFS, and the 00z EURO, on this Saturday morning, for Wednesday evening, Thursday morning.

This was from this morning's area forecast discussion from LIX.

Rain chances through
Tuesday remain stunted with strong subsidence aloft. That will be
changing, however, going into the mid portion of the week. The
highly amplified ridge will be followed by a highly amplified
trough. Medium range models are still in good agreement that the
trough and associated cold front will swing through the Mississippi
Valley late Wednesday. A line of showers and thunderstorms are
expected to accompany the boundary as it comes through. Model
soundings, although several days out, show a fairly good potential
for severe with modest instability in place and ample shear will
accompany the trough. Tornadoes and damaging winds will be the main
threats. Progressiveness of the front will likely limit heavy
rainfall potential. Post frontal airmass will certainly knock down
temps for a day, but starting out so warm means behind the cold
front will feel like normal for this time of year. The cool down
will be limited to just 1 day with quick rebound to above normal
temps.