Category Archives: Storm Chasing

Here you will find entries about any of my storm chasing excursions

other May images…

I’ve been digging through a few images from last month and came across these that were taken on our one day storm chasing excursion across the Texas panhandle.

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Memorial Day storms…

We certainly haven’t seen much in the way of severe storms on this outing, but on Monday we did end the day’s chase near a cluster of cells, some of which exhibited supercellular structure. We haven’t chased since Monday, and probably won’t for the next couple of days. Oh well, at least we got out [...]

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storm chasing this week…

Margie and I will be storm chasing off and on this week, so you can follow us via the image below or at this link here. The pattern is not looking very favorable at all, but we will likely try to target the TX or OK panhandles on Memorial Day. I’ll leave this post up [...]

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teased by towering cumulus…

We’ve had a few low level moisture intrusions into the Albuquerque area the past several days. I’ve been hoping for some convection to develop along the Sandias, however we have only been teased by a few towering cumulus clouds with any thunderstorm activity remaining farther east in the plains of eastern New Mexico and west [...]

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recap of June 3-5 storm chase…

day one (June 3rd) I departed ABQ early with a target area of roughly Liberal to Dodge City, KS for Tuesday the 3rd. I knew it was a low probability for tornadoes, but there was decent instability and the chance for isolated supercells piqued my interest. I just had to satisfy my itch to chase, [...]

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