Well not sure about tomorrow - at this stage I dont think it looks THAT great for daytime tonradoes and chasing in general. The Oklahoma target looks shot since the dryline surges east rapidly between 18Z and 00Z, and that maybe too early with a strong cap in place, and surface winds quickly veer to the SW. Fast storm motions and more southerly flow further east coupled with progges very low LCLs suggest that these dryline storms will yield significant tornadoes in Arkansas / Missouri after dark.
The northern target, near the triple point in Nebraska, will see the surface flow strongly backed and even from the east during the afternoon. Deep layer shear is weaker and storm motions would be slower. Doesn't look ideal, although, how about staying overnight near Columbus and monitoring the location warm front during the day. Then slip south at night and watch some night time wedges over the Ozarks.
