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   Day 1 Convective Outlook   
   NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK   
   1026 AM CST Fri Feb 13 2026   
      
   Valid 131630Z - 141200Z   
      
   ...THERE IS A MARGINAL RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ACROSS PARTS OF   
   THE SOUTHERN PLAINS...   
      
   ...SUMMARY...   
   Isolated strong to severe thunderstorms may produce occasional hail   
   and gusty winds this evening into the overnight hours across parts   
   of the southern Plains.   
      
   ...Southern Plains...   
   An upper trough over Baja California late this morning will move   
   eastward across the Southwest/northern Mexico into the southern   
   Rockies by early Saturday morning. Gradually strengthening low-level   
   flow will continue to advect somewhat richer moisture northwestward   
   from the TX Hill Country (mostly 50s surface dewpoints) into parts   
   of west TX and western/central OK through the period. Modestly   
   steepened mid-level lapse rates present will support around 500-1000   
   J/kg MUCAPE by this evening across the southern High Plains. Various   
   NAM/RAP forecast soundings show strong effective bulk shear (around   
   50-70 kt) this evening/overnight as southwesterly mid/upper-level   
   flow strengthens with the approach of the upper trough, which will   
   likely support thunderstorm organization.   
      
   Isolated thunderstorms should initially develop on the northwest   
   periphery of the low-level moisture return over parts of northwest   
   TX and vicinity late this afternoon/early evening with some hail   
   threat. As large-scale ascent associated with the upper trough   
   approaches the southern High Plains later this evening, a more   
   extensive southwest to northeast corridor of convection is expected.   
   One or more clusters may eventually evolve into linear bands and   
   develop east-northeastward along/near an eastward-moving Pacific   
   front.   
      
   One of these linear clusters with perhaps embedded supercells seems   
   likely to occur early Saturday morning (after 14/06Z) from parts of   
   west into northwest TX as stronger forcing for ascent overspreads   
   this region. Mainly an isolated severe hail risk with the strongest   
   updrafts this afternoon/evening should transition to a mix of   
   hail/wind potential during the overnight hours as the convective   
   mode becomes more linear. Strengthening low-level warm-air advection   
   over OK tonight will favor primarily elevated strong to locally   
   severe thunderstorms capable of occasional hail, perhaps extending   
   as far north as southern KS during the pre-dawn hours Saturday.   
      
   ..Gleason/Wendt.. 02/13/2026   
      
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