AudMun

Thanks muchly Paul. Good day and good to put names to faces. Not good having to be the first to leave but work beckoned. Thanks again for that Paul.

After another day of not having a damn thing when the rest of the UK gets pulverised I'm moving. http://realestate.yahoo.com/Texas/Childres...937e07b769eab7b Yours for less than £88,000 . Great views but I would want to build storm shelter!

With today's outlook, where do people think would be the best place to position and why?

Only midday over there now and already a 20F difference between Salina and Wichita (80 miles)!

I would like to say thank you to both Pauls, Tom, John & Ian for all their efforts on our chases this year. The streaming has been great to watch and puts many of the more established groups to shame. Paul S & Tom - Thank you for all your work each day to assess the weather charts & predictions and the willingness to then chase anything that is reachable each day. This can been seen by the fact that it is a slack year yet you frequently were able to put the teams in the way of adverse weather when many other groups and individuals ended with nothing to show for it! There are certainly many good memories to be taken from this season. This may be a business venture but you make every effort to ensure that it is a 'personal' experience for all involved. Bring on next year!

Just don't come back with the sniffles!

With some luck you can finish on a high today. Even if nothing happens though there are worse places to be. Fredericksburg certainly used to have a good Chili's so have a great birthday Aaron.

From Wikipedia - Hail fog sometimes occurs in the vicinity of significant hail accumulations due to decreased temperature and increased moisture leading to saturation in a very shallow layer near the surface. It most often occurs when there is a warm, humid layer atop the hail and when wind is light. This ground fog tends to be localized but can be extremely dense and abrupt. It may form shortly after the hail falls; when the hail has had time to cool the air and as it absorbs heat when melting and evaporating.

Chuffed you had another good day. Good photos. Shows how much hail fell that it is sufficient to strip the trees of any leaves! One day, one day. :lol:

Nice going. Good photos and the core punching, intentional or not, is a good watch. Hope it keeps up for you as you seem to be pulling something from nothing at the moment!

Looks like they are delaying a lot of the flights out of DFW for the moment. With that mess coming down on them I'm not surprised!

He wouldn't be the only one! God I miss this!!!

3" hail right through the center of Fort Worth! Sounds expensive

It's that arm of yours that they'll grow to be fearful of! :lol:

Plenty of heat then! :lol: Can I take there will be no sporting endeavours for those watching the streaming then?

At least if they end up heading NE they are guaranteed of a good reception from one hotel at the end of the day's chase! Hope they manage to get a storm like ours that night. :lol:

Now that you have to post. It certainly woke us all up! :lol:

Nice photos guys. Good to see you found something to chase. What lens are you shooting those shots with MCT?

Nice vids and pics Pat. Looking forward to some of the other bits you have.

It's a conspiracy! Either that or your sharing your Sherman shield with me!

Some pictures from the chase day.

A bit late but some photos from the chase A very impressive storm

What a fantastic day! Never seen anything like it...... To have been able to watch the storm develop from the initiation point to finishing in Childress was like nothing I have seen before. Got some good shots but nothing compared to some of the other ones the guys have been posting. What an experience!

Taken using a DSLR. Trying now to remember how to use the camera fully so I can do it justice. Hoping the weather plays ball now and provides more of the great views!