SPC AC 030106

   Day 1 Convective Outlook  
   NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
   0806 PM CDT Fri Jun 02 2023

   Valid 030100Z - 031200Z

   ...THERE IS A SLIGHT RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS FROM SOUTHWESTERN
   OKLAHOMA SOUTHWARD TO THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY...

   ...SUMMARY...
   All-hazards severe weather risk will continue this evening across
   portions of Texas and adjacent parts of southwestern Oklahoma.

   ...Discussion...
   While convective intensity/coverage has begun to gradually/diurnally
   wane across most of the country, vigorous convection is ongoing
   across portions of the southern Plains.  

   A fairly well-organized band of storms is moving eastward out of the
   Texas South Plains and into western North Texas at this time, with
   this band expected to persist for the next several hours.  In the
   short term hail and locally damaging winds will remain possible with
   this band.  

   Just to the north, into southwestern Oklahoma, a second band of
   storms is organizing, with some indications that this band may merge
   with the one to the south and then continue moving eastward as one
   larger MCS.  As is the case farther south, locally damaging wind
   gusts, and marginal hail, will be possible over the next few hours.

   Finally, the most substantial convection is ongoing near the Rio
   Grande Valley -- largely in Val Verde County at this time.  Here,
   several isolated cells -- including one supercell that produced a
   tornado within the past hour -- are ongoing.  While the previously
   tornadic storm is now moving southeastward across the Rio Grande
   into northern Mexico, other strong/potentially severe cells --
   capable of producing hail and damaging winds, and perhaps a tornado
   or two -- will continue moving southeastward across the Valley and
   adjacent parts of the Edwards Plateau over the next few hours.

   ..Goss.. 06/03/2023

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