Tom Lynch

I am sure there are loads and there should be some amazing footage

South Dakota a speedy drive put us next to this LP supercell she was real pretty The updraft was still piling in although the life of this supercell was to end at sunset Within minutes of the sun going down all that was left of this sometimes beautiful creation of nature was a pile of swirling clouds. Even with my limited photographic skills I managed to catch her in her finery. Tom

Broken Bow Nebraska Earlier that storm with our car Twas a lovely LP supercell Nature carved this out of moisture as would a 'Wood turner' carve a bowl from hardwood Tom

From Smith Centre Day another tornado bagged today That's all for now folks

Well done Paul, Dave and Ian. A fitting end to what has been a somewhat eventful session of tours. I guess Paul is looking to get home and sleep for a week. Tom

On saying that dave I can see the rotation on the stream Tom

Oh you are such a drama queen Dave

current latest

Wyoming latest radar Tom

Current Wyoming

Good luck team , we are all following you closely Tom

It was nice to have a day where the storms moved so slowly we could have chased on foot. It became know as the four state storm because it initiated in Colorado and we crossed through and interlaced the state lines of Texas, new Mexico and Oklahoma, at times stood with a foot in each state. We enjoyed this day Tom

On the Caprock Tom

Friona Texas Tom

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Last chase day? Knowing Paul,I imagine so. I am not sure what time they fly home on the 23rd. It does look like there is still potential to catch a tornado within driving distance of Denver N-CNTRL HIGH PLAINS INTO THE UPPER MS VALLEY/UPPER MIDWEST... AN MCS WILL BE ONGOING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE FORECAST PERIOD FROM PORTIONS OF ERN NEB INTO MN AND WI...AND MAY POSE A MARGINAL SEVERE WEATHER THREAT DURING PART OF THE MORNING. FOCUS WILL THEN TURN TO AN UPSLOPE FLOW REGIME OVER THE N-CNTRL HIGH PLAINS. LOW-LEVEL CONVERGENCE IS FORECAST TO STRENGTHEN BY EARLY TO MID AFTERNOON FROM ERN WY INTO NERN CO AS A MIDLEVEL SHORTWAVE TROUGH EJECTS EWD TOWARD THE REGION. DEWPOINTS IN THE 50S APPEAR PROBABLE OVER ERN WY...WRN NEB...AND WRN SD...AND WILL AID IN MODERATE INSTABILITY AS THE BOUNDARY LAYER DESTABILIZES. INITIAL STORMS WILL LIKELY BE SUPERCELLS GIVEN THE PRESENCE OF LOW-LEVEL ELY WINDS SURMOUNTED BY 40 KT MID/UPPER-LEVEL SWLYS. THESE STORMS WILL BE CAPABLE OF PRODUCING LARGE/VERY LARGE HAIL AND A COUPLE OF TORNADOES. After which I suspect an MCS is possible Watch this space. Tom

stretches north east as well

Yes Dave I saw that boundary looks interesting Tom

I am sure that I have seen that road before , but at a slightly higher speed than you are doing. Tom

may be not

They may found something

From Broken Bow NE

Fingers crossed for yall. Will be watching later. tom

Broken Bow Nebraska the show went on and on and on. A proper lightning fest too Tom

This is just one on many highlights of the South Dakota supercell Tom