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CRW_4380_JFR_small
Our initial view of the first supercell south of Quinter KS.
Date: 05/22/2008
Owner: Chumpson
Views: 337
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CRW_4382_JFR_small
The storm produced a large wall cloud to our W.
Date: 05/22/2008
Owner: Chumpson
Views: 323
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CRW_4383_JFR_small
The tornado potential with this storm appeared to be somewhat limited given relatively cool outflow, so we let it go to the N and targeted the next storm to our S.
Date: 05/22/2008
Owner: Chumpson
Views: 334
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CRW_4387_JFR_small
After briefly watching a weak supercell SW of the first storm, a third storm moved into view to our SW. The storm appeared weak on radar, but soon developed classic supercell structure visually, including this funnel cloud.
Date: 05/22/2008
Owner: Chumpson
Views: 332
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CRW_4388_JFR_small
A developing tornado approaches I-70 near Grainfield.
Date: 05/22/2008
Owner: Chumpson
Views: 339
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CRW_4391_JFR_small
The funnel cloud, with occasional debris swirls, moves N of I-70 to our WNW.
Date: 05/22/2008
Owner: Chumpson
Views: 349
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CRW_4403_JFR_small
A well-formed tornado continues to move to the north a couple of miles W of hwy 23, between Grainfield and Hoxie.
Date: 05/22/2008
Owner: Chumpson
Views: 342
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CRW_4407_JFR_small
The tornado begins to rope out W of the highway. We had problems with rain falling on us from another shower to the SE, and I didn't have the tripod out. The result is a slightly blurred image!
Date: 05/22/2008
Owner: Chumpson
Views: 374
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CRW_4410_JFR_small
We broke off the Hoxie storm immediately after the tornado roped out, targeting this new storm approaching from the S. The Hoxie storm went on to produce two nice tornadoes. Meanwhile, our forth supercell of the day was already producing a tornado to ou
Date: 05/22/2008
Owner: Chumpson
Views: 359
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