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Storm Chase Day #10: Predictions

Posted on May 28, 2021 by highplainschasing

The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued an Slight Risk for the very southern Great Plains. Associated with this risk is a 5% Tornado Threat ring stretching from Hobbs, NM, down to Pecos, TX. The surface map shows a light, … Continue reading →

Posted in Possible Chase Opportunity, Practicing Concepts, Severe Weather | Tagged #nmwx, #txwx, 5% Tornado Threat Ring, carlsbad, childress, Fort Stockton, Hobbs, Kermit, Loving, meteorology, New Mexico, slight risk, storm chasing, storms, Texas, weather | Leave a comment

HPT Storm Chase: Day #2 Follow-Up

Posted on May 14, 2019 by highplainschasing

We made the best of yesterday’s chase conditions. We had a Marginal Risk and virtually no tornado threat. We headed northwest into Pecos, TX, and ran through some heavy rain. North of Kermit, TX, we saw a nice shelf cloud: … Continue reading →

Posted in Chase Account, Follow Up, Photography, Radar Imagery, Severe Weather | Tagged #txwx, Fort Stockton, High Plains Tours, HPT, Kermit, Lubbock, photography, shelf cloud, storm, storm chase, Texas | Leave a comment

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