| May 22, 2007: Tornado in Trego County, KS |
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| April 25, 2009 Chase: $1.44 shirts= 3 Tornados= 0 . |
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| THE END Chasers: Dan and Jennifer Lockhoff, Shawn Brett and George Flickinger (Yes, we love storm chasing...and having fun with stupid stuff!) |
| This storm chase will best be remembered for our fashion non-sense. From left to right: George Flickinger, Dan Lockhoff and Shawn Brett. Uhm, I can explain this below... |
| Western Oklahoma offers a fabulous shopping experience as evidenced by this store's trendy ceiling. I'm not sure if that's a man or woman ahead of me in line... |
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| We had plenty of time before the storms formed. So why waste the time? Dan Lockhoff persues the latest suits offered in a variety of Crayola pallets. |
| So instead we all puchased matching t-shirts as shown. The t-shirts were on sale for $1.44. This means when you buy three of them, you get change back on your $5 bill. My Mom brags of my professionalism... |
| This suit was only $40! I would have bought it if the sleeves were longer. |
| Now back to the storm chase... Towering clouds develop near Clinton, OK. The halo-like appearance above the developing anvil is created in part from cool wind blowing over the cloud. |
| Dan likes it when the wind blows through his curly locks. |
| A somewhat looking wall cloud develops north of Interstate 40. We pursue. |
| No organized structure yet, but it has our attention. |
| Funnel cloud? It has no movement to it, but more likely represents inflow. This was the most interesting appendage of the day. |
| Most of the hail was slightly larger than quarters. A few 2" long slabs of ice fell too. (on the left) |
| We headed home after dark. And to Dunkin Donuts in Oklahoma City. It's more fun to get the donuts "to go", then eat them inside the store. |
| I celebrated with my Dunkin Donuts dance. I ate only 6 glazed donuts in 10 minutes. I still like my $1.44 t-shirt. |
| We talked about trying to steal the Dunkin Donuts flag, but that would be a silly reason for a Weatherman to get arrested. |
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