Yesterday, was a pleasant drive, minus about an hour of cloudy, rainy skies in South Dakota. We punched west of the storms and went back to open windows and nice weather. This morning has been mild, mostly sunny and still. … Continue reading
The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued a Slight Risk today for New Mexico. They also issued a 2% Tornado Threat Ring centered in this area as well. Synoptically speaking, the 250 mb NAM chart shows little upper-level support. We … Continue reading
Yesterday was a down day. We spent the day in Boulder, under rainy skies. We spent some time trying to decide whether to bail for the week, or whether to chase tiny chances. We sat at Trevor’s house for hours, … Continue reading
Today begins the chapter in the 2018 Storm Chase. I will drive to Denver today, and will pick up my two chase partners, Kathryn Prociv and Trevor White tomorrow morning. I have loaded up the car. I will do a … Continue reading
Because I don’t mind having my heart broken, apparently, I am spending some more time looking at the GFS Supercell Parameter. It looks like a calm pattern until we start chasing again on Thursday. Thursday shows a target area in … Continue reading
We started our day under cloudy skies in Salina, KS. We left the hotel and retraced our steps back to northwestern Oklahoma. Our first stop was the World’s Largest Czech Egg, in Wilson, KS. The day before, we saw the … Continue reading
We started our day under cloudy skies in Woodward, OK. We had a good breakfast, and met several other storm chasers in the breakfast room. We left Woodward and headed north towards Pratt, KS. We stopped in Greensburg, KS. I … Continue reading
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