Well, it was good to finally get out of the house to chase for the first time since March 8th. I left Amarillo around 2 and fiddled around with convection around Tulia for a while but didn't really see much except for rain and a lot of CG's. Headed east out of Tulia and got onto some better storms that were going up north of Silverton. I initially headed south out of Turkey for a few minutes, but decided to get on the stronger storms between Turkey and Brice. I got about 6 miles south of Brice on Hwy. 70 and thought I might get into some pretty good sized hail since the VIL was off the chart. I think the VIL at times approached 70-80, but only small and very sporadic hail ever occurred in the area I was located. I was very surprised to say the least as I was getting ready for a hail barrage!
It was a nice drive on the way back to Amarillo as I got some nice pics of the sunset and some mammatus from the decaying anvils. All in all, a nice chase with hopes of many more to come!
I'm a storm chaser and amateur photographer from Amarillo, TX. I have a passion for weather and an interest in photography. With these two interests intertwined, I hope to bring you photographs and video from a complete spectrum of the weather world. I shoot most of my images with a Canon digital SLR camera. However, I do shoot some video because I chase storms for a local tv station. When Mother Nature isn't cooperating, I will post random thoughts, and I will also post random photos from the photography excursion that I sometimes go on. Finally, I also discuss forecast decisions on a possible chase day. I will keep this blog updated as much as possible. Hope to see you again!
2 comments:
Purdy pictures! We weren't too far away from each other!
No we weren't too far away. Maybe we can finally meet up one of these days.
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