This week’s Satellite Image of the Week shows a few storms firing across Texas and New Mexico at sunset. A few things are going on in this image. First, there is an outflow boundary that stretches from Roswell, NM, to … Continue reading
This week’s Satellite Image of the Week shows a very large cumulus field across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana. Notice how all of the clouds seem to form rows pointing to the Gulf of Mexico. This is what I mean … Continue reading
I started my chase yesterday in Clinton, OK, and took it easy in the morning. I was at the edge of the threat area, so this gave me a little time to work on other projects. I did laundry, ate … Continue reading
Day 12 was a travel day from Hutchinson, KS, to Dumas, TX, for threats in the future. We had a peaceful, easy drive. We started out driving through the open countryside, but then we stopped in Greensburg, KS, for a … Continue reading
This week’s Satellite Image of the Week shows some cloud streets bringing moisture into eastern Texas. However, notice the sharp boundary between cumulus clouds and clear skies. We have no moisture in western Texas. This is killing my storm chasing. … 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 windy day in Amarillo, TX. Based on the severe threat, I targeted Shamrock, TX, and that seemed to be a good call. We headed east on I-40, stopping in Erick, OK, and reevaluating the latest model runs … Continue reading
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