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April 30, 2009 Foss Reservoir, OK Supercell

This was the first full chase day for the Tempest Tours guests on Tour One.  Bob Conzemius and I started the day in Childress, TX,… [Read More]

April 29, 2009 Motley County, TX, supercell

Tour One met near noon on this Wednesday in Arlington, TX, and we hit the road quickly as there was a severe weather threat in… [Read More]

June 26, 2008 Thedford, NE LP Supercell

After lunch in Kadoka, we moseyed east on I-90 to Murdo, on U.S. 83. Unfortunately, it looked like we were exactly between two areas of… [Read More]

June 23, 2008 Mullen, NE supercell

After a Chinese food lunch in Alliance, we needed to drift northeast and east just a little. I was relatively comfortable sticking close to the… [Read More]

June 22, 2008 Alliance, NE Anticyclonic LP Supercell

Early activity in extreme eastern Wyoming lured us west to Lyman, NE.  The cells were high-based garbage, so we went back east through the Scottsbluff… [Read More]

June 19, 2008 Potter, NE small supercells

The southern Nebraska Panhandle along I-80 was the hot spot today.  A strong updraft or two developed in the vicinity of Kimball, and moved east. … [Read More]

June 17, 2008 Clayton, NM brief supercell

My target area of Clayton and vicinity proved good….to some degree.  We began in Las Vegas, NM, and headed east to Clayton.  After lunch in… [Read More]

June 15, 2008 Booker, TX Supercell

After lunch at a lovely Mexican Restaurant in Pampa, we drifted north towards the extreme northeastern corner of the Texas Panhandle. We sat under a… [Read More]

June 12, 2008 Lyon County, KS Severe storms

This was a long day, as I began in Storm Lake, IA, and had to meet Brian and the Tour 5 group in Lincoln, NE…. [Read More]

June 11, 2008 Ashton, IA Supercell

This was the make-or-break day for the short private tour. The tornado potential appeared to be pretty good in northwest Iowa, and in adjacent parts… [Read More]

June 7, 2008 Blue Hill, KS Tornadic Supercell

  ONLINE VIDEO! After five days back home in Los Angeles, I flew back to DFW on June 5th. The 6th was spent driving from… [Read More]

May 29, 2008 Kearney, NE Tornadic Supercell

  By noon-ish we were heading east along I-80 in central Nebraska, near Kearney.  The outlook for significant tornadoes on this day was very good… [Read More]

May 25, 2008 Central Kansas Storms

The big play this day was in Iowa, where the Parkersburg monster tornado formed.  We began the day in Salina and played central Kansas.  We… [Read More]

May 24, 2008 Hennessey, OK Tornadic Supercell

A lone, isolated supercell was a prolific tornado producer as it moved slowly through Kingfisher County and Garfield County in Oklahoma on May 24, 2008. … [Read More]

May 23, 2008 Clark County, KS Tornadic supercell

The timing of the switch from Tour 2 to Tour 3 was not good.  We had put up with a lousy pattern for five or… [Read More]

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