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June 26, 2006 Dodge City radar dome

During the lecture tour with Charles Doswell, we occasionally get the star treatment at the NWS offices on the Plains. On this day we chased… [Read More]

June 25, 2006 Santa Rosa, NM CG

   Activity on this day began near Santa Fe, NM, and dove southward.  We managed some lightning photography during the daytime near Santa Rosa.

June 24, 2006 El Paso County, CO storm at sunset

Something finally worth looking at on this day, a bit east of Colorado Springs.  I caught one decent lightning strike and thought I had a… [Read More]

June 23, 2006 Agate, NE supercell and mammatus

Wow, a beautiful supercell near Harrison, NE (in the extreme northwest corner of the Nebraska Panhandle) was photographed from the south, near Agate along Hwy… [Read More]

June 22, 2006 N TX Panhandle squall

Shear was weak on this day. We began tour 6 out of OKC and headed for the northeastern TX Panhandle, near Borger. The late-afternoon cells… [Read More]

June 20, 2006 Yuma County, CO Severe cells

These storms in eastern Colorado displayed some supercell characteristics, replete with lowerings and dusty spinups beneath the updraft bases. The storm at sunset west of… [Read More]

June 19, 2006 N. Lincoln County, CO high-based gusters

Eastern Colorado has been mired in a drought since the turn of the century, so the ground was dry on this day and low-level moisture… [Read More]

June 17, 2006 Cherokee, IA Heavy Storm

Hey, I couldn’t call it severe or a supercell, so I went with “heavy”.  There was heavy rain, and some signs of organization, but not… [Read More]

June 15, 2006 Burnstad, ND Supercell

It took a while, but storms finally fired towards sunset in south-central ND and moved northeast. We were in front of a cell in Logan… [Read More]

June 14, 2006 Baker, MT Severe cell

A nasty supercell was cranking near Miles City, MT and we were in front of it as it elongated and weakened somewhat between Miles City… [Read More]

June 13, 2006 Red Shirt, SD Badlands Supercell

This high-based cell provided some good-sized hailstones near Red Shirt, in extreme northwest Shannon County, SD. As the cell drifted off to the east, it… [Read More]

June 1-2, 2006 Fun in the Sun

If I recall correctly, and I usually do, there was absolutely nothing to chase on this day except ghosts. Model is on U.S. 350 northeast… [Read More]

May 30, 2006 Cimarron County, OK supercell

A decent updraft with a wall cloud developed to our southwest, in extreme southern Baca County, CO, west of 287. The storm moved east-southeast towards… [Read More]

May 29, 2006 Saline County, KS

Storms finally developed just prior to sunset, but a nice isolated supercell was not evident. I made reservations for rooms at the Days Inn in… [Read More]

May 28, 2006 Hay Springs, NE shelf cloud and squall

Storms developed south of Chadron, and we headed west and south from the Gordon vicinity. An impressive shelf cloud approached us south of Hay Springs,… [Read More]

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