the dry line across Kansas has actually migrated west by about 75 to 100 or so miles....which is good considering their positioning along I-35....but the cap is holding tough....and storms just aren't able to fire.
A cap is a layer of warm, stable air above the surface that prevents storm development.
There is some activity forming across extreme northeast Kansas - but not along the immediate dryline where many chasers were hoping for storm formation.
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