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Storm Chase Day 7: ??? Miles
Yesterday, we knew that our threat was to the northwest, and that we would return to Amarillo. Because of this, we did not check out of the hotel. Given that we were returning to the same spot and were planning … Continue reading
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Tagged meteorology, photography, severe storm, storm, storm chase, weather
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Storm Chase Day 5: ??? Miles
On Friday, we left Enid trying to get as far southwest as possible. The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) had issued an Enhanced Risk for south-central Oklahoma and north-central Texas: Associated with the Enhanced Risk was a 5% Tornado Threat Ring: … Continue reading
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Tagged #txwx, meteorology, severe storm, storm chase, Texas, weather
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Storm Chase Day 3: 458 Miles
Yesterday, I started out the day by targeting Childress, TX. It was under two hours from Amarillo, so I spent the morning working on a few projects and getting ready for the storm chase. By around 11 am, I was … Continue reading
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Tagged #meteorology, #photography, #txwx, #weather, #wx, Alan Reed, childress, Claredon, Hedley, Howardlick, meteorology, photography, severe storm, storm, storm chase, sunset, Texas, tornado, weather
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Storm Chase Summary Coming Soon
I have a lot of photos and such to process. Look for a full post tomorrow morning. In the mean time, here is an image of another busted tornado-less day (today). Thank you for reading my post.
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Tagged #meteorology, #photography, #txwx, #weather, #wx, clouds, meteorology, photography, severe storm, storm, Texas, weather
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Enhanced Risk: 5/8/16
Yesterday, there were 15 tornadoes reported (unfiltered) over northeastern Colorado. I will have a post later this evening dedicated to a few of the videos that have emerged from this system. Below is the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) Storm Reports … Continue reading
Enhanced Risk: 4/10/16
The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued an Enhanced Risk for severe weather this afternoon across parts of Texas and Oklahoma. Associated with the Enhanced Risk is a 5% Tornado Threat Ring. The SPC is basing this threat on a … Continue reading
Posted in Practicing Concepts, Predictions, Satellite Imagery, Severe Weather
Tagged #okwx, #wx, 5% Tornado Threat Ring, Enhanced Risk, forecast, meteorology, oklahoma, severe storm, storm, weather
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Severe Weather Today: 5/8/15
Yesterday, there were 11 tornadoes reported in Texas and Kansas. I predicted storms near Aspermont, TX, and though none of them produced tornadoes, I was holding my breath for a few moments. Check out the small Bounded Weak Echo Region … Continue reading
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Tagged 10% Tornado Threat Ring, Aspermont, forecast, Haskell, meteorology, moderate risk, radar, severe storm, storm, Texas, weather
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Severe Weather Today: 3/13/15
The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued a Marginal Risk for parts of the Gulf Coast this morning. Associated with the Marginal Risk is a 2% Tornado Threat Ring. Today is not the day for supercells in this area. There … Continue reading
High Plains Chasing 
Tappahannock Tornado
Right now, I haven’t much to say. I’m still in shock over the EF3 tornado that tore through Tappahannock, VA. More about the storm here There were lots of tornadoes yesterday, and, unfortunately, several people were killed. For me though, … Continue reading →