Category: Tornado Logs
Chase Report: June 5, 2009
A photographer’s dream chase set in the gorgeous high plains of eastern Wyoming as a long-lived supercell dropped a tornado that lasted 30 minutes across the lush green landscape. With Vortex2 along with TWISTEX on this storm, it became the most studied single tornado in history.
Chase Report: April 29, 2009
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Chase Report: April 26, 2009
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Chase Report: May 29, 2008
Four years previous to this exact date, I had my first record-setting 10+ tornado day. When we pulled into Salina at the end of this long chase, I had my second. In total, over a dozen tornadoes documented across Kansas and Nebraska.
Chase Report: May 23, 2008
For the second day in a row, tornadoes exploded across northwest Kansas in just about the same areas as the previous day. I again documented a handful of tornadoes, including the massive wedge tornado that formed just north of Quinter, Kansas on I-70.
Chase Report: May 22, 2008
This day was a roller coaster of emotions that started out with excitement, turned to disbelief and disappointment, and ended up celebratory.
Chase Report: April 13, 2007
The storm of the day was a sucker storm as dubbed by many chasers in north Texas, but it would be them who were sucking after Amos Magliocco, Eric Nguyen, Jenn Brindley, Tom Dulong, and myself witnessed a wedge south of Seymour! After the tornado moved out of view, we had numerous hail encouters enroute back to Dallas.
Chase Report: May 30, 2005
Nearly 30 chase vehicles converged on southeast Colorado and patiently awaited a supercell to finally put out a tornado! After dark fell, I intercepted several hailstorms on the way back to Denver.
