781 FXUS64 KLUB 231936 AFDLUB Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Lubbock TX 236 PM CDT Sun Jun 23 2019 .DISCUSSION... Impressive upper level trough, currently over eastern CO, will swing through the CWA today. The associated Pacific cold front, that began its southward progression through the FA early this morning, has stalled across the southern Rolling Plains with the dryline just through the Rolling Plains. The front will be the focus for convective initiation today with areas east of the dryline favored due to the availability of rich moisture, warm temperatures, CAPEs of 1500 J/kg to 2000 J/kg and Shear values near 40 kts. While convection appears likely, there is a chance that the front will push into SJTs/OUNs CWAs forcing all convection east of the area. Nonetheless any storms that do develop in our area will once again be accompanied by large hail and damaging wind gusts. Zonal to northwest flow aloft will set up tomorrow as the upper trough pushes east. A subtle wave in the NW flow aloft will provide just enough lift in the afternoon for storms to initiate east of the dryline. Again, the Rolling Plains will be favored with areas east of I-27 possibly seeing some action. As with today, CAPE values will be robust however, Shear values will limited and convective temperatures will be harder to reach thanks to todays cold front. Thus, capping may be an issue. For now we have gone with very low end PoPs for areas east of I-27 and will wait for one more model iteration before increasing further. Tuesday and onward...a ridge of high pressure builds overhead with southeasterly surface flow under the ridge drawing in Gulf moisture. As a result, as subtle waves move over the ridge, afternoon/evening rain showers and thunderstorms will be possible across portions of NW CWA Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. For now we will try not to get too cute with mid-week PoPs given convection placement is highly dependent on the exact placement of the ridge. && .LUB WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... None. && $$ 28