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View to the W of a developing supercell. We first chased a storm to the NE of this one, which eventually produced a brief tornado S of Cottonwood Falls. We were 4-5 miles S of the tornado along hwy 177, but couldn't see it due to wrapping rain.
Date: 06/12/2008
Owner: Chumpson
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CRW_4519_JFR_small
The wide open Flint Hills with a supercell in the background. This storm rolled up the outflow boundary from our previous storm, and showed some cloud base rotation.
Date: 06/12/2008
Owner: Chumpson
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Horses that were not particularly concerned by the approaching gust front. We left this location a few minutes before lightning increased dramatically.
Date: 06/12/2008
Owner: Chumpson
Views: 359
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Updraft base and developing mesocyclone region of a supercell near Haysville (photo courtesy of Bryan Smith).
Date: 06/12/2008
Owner: Chumpson
Views: 292
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My camera was in the trunk for the best stages of this supercell, back when we were parked off I-35 near Haysville. This picture is from E of Mulvane as the storm began to struggle with outflow. Still, it maintain pretty supercell structure and many inf
Date: 06/12/2008
Owner: Chumpson
Views: 385
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