Similar to yesterday (blog post), I'm seeing increasing low-mid level moisture just to the east of the dryline, and we're reaching a point where convection is firing on the strengthening gradient. RAP forecast moisture cross section suggests the increasing moisture, especially in what should be the 0.7-0.9 layer, before the dryline begins moving east today. Already seeing that underway. Will be watching evolution today using LPW...
(RAP moisture forecast cross section W to E from Panhandle, across C Oklahoma, to western AR)
(Above: LPW, full column, and each layer + composite radar)
(Above: ABI Water Vapor channels + cirrus)
Just like yesterday (blog), convection is developing over the panhandle along the dry line as 0.7-0.9 PW gradients quickly increase.
-Forrest



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