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| A small thunderstorm develops near our prelim chase target of Shamrock, TX. We leave this weak storm and drive southward toward more significant development. |
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| March 28, 2007: Texas Panhandle Tornadoes |
| OKC Area Tornadoes 11-10-04 |
| Tornadoes, lots of them: what began as a test run and training session for my TV station's "Storm Chaser 2" ended with our tornado video broadcast on the NBC Evening News. Rick Tillery and I witnessed 4-5 tornadoes. |
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| South of Brice, TX on Highway 70, we spot a well defined wall cloud organizing north of Silverton. This storm produced an earlier tornado. |
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| Tornado. It's formed to our southwest and we're driving thru quarter size hail. We're in perfect viewing position. |
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| Beautiful tornado. Note the dusty debris whirl under the visible funnel This tornado is churning across the Red River and rugged Palo Duro Canyon toward You can see the Caprock elevation rise in the distance. |
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| Tornado is probably about 100 yards wide at the base. It's moving from left to right in this view.. |
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| The "mature" stage. The bottom of the tornado twirls beyond this hill. The tornado then climbs the wall of the canyon.. |
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| The tornado has climbed out of the canyon. We've moved eastward to stay safe. This photo series again proves that topography has little to no impact on tornadoes.. |
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| Still ropin' the wind...the funnel shrinks as the tornado is near death between Brice and Clarendon near Highway 70. |
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| ...meanwhile, Rick Tillery and I check the eastern sky. A fresh storm, new mesocyclone and wall cloud grabs our attention.... |
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| ...and quickly looking back westward, I snap this picture just seconds after the previous photo of Rick-- the tornado maintains a small circulation! |
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| Now looking back at the fresh storm, strong inflow winds blow tumbleweeds across the field. The next tornado will form soon. |
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| Tornado looking eastward. Due to few road options we're stuck west of the tornado. Rain wraparound lowers our visibility. |
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| "X" marks our spot. image courtesy: Amarillo NWS Nexrad radar. |
| 17MB Video download of tornado. Turn up your speakers to hear the cows complaining! |
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| Chasers: George Flickinger, Rick Tillery Nowcasters and Thanks to: Steve Kersh (KVII-TV Amarillo), David J. Williams, Dan Threlkeld |
