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May 6
May 7
[Video: north of Garden City, KS on 5/7]
May 8
[Video: near Dighton, KS on 5/8]
May 9-10
[Video: near Atoka, OK on 5/9]
May 11-12
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May 16-17
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5/5: Tornado and wall cloud on the horizon near Seminole, TX. (Photo: S. Furman) |
5/5: Impressive wall cloud under a supercell near Seminole. (Photo: S. Furman) |
5/5: Craters in the soil left by large hail near Seminole. Some hailstones were up to 4" in diameter. (Photo: S. Furman) |
5/7: "Mothership" supercell a few miles north of Garden City, KS. It was visibly rotating rapidly, with wall clouds and funnels frequently forming. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
5/7: One of the wall clouds and funnels in the Garden City supercell. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
5/7: While being deluged by 1-2" hail for 15 minutes, we enjoyed a pleasant sunset south of Garden City. The hail reached depths of 3-5" on the grass and roads. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
5/8: A low wall cloud formed abruptly from a low-precip supercell near Dighton, KS. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
5/8: Adjacent mesocyclones, one with a wall cloud, in the Dighton storm. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
5/8: Funnel cloud dipping down from a severe storm north of Cimarron, KS. (Photo: N. Bose) |
5/8: Underside of the Cimarron storm's anvil. Some of the precip core can be seen on the left. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
5/9: Cumulus congestus clouds boil east of Ada, OK. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
5/9: A very rapidly rotating circulation in an HP supercell near Atoka, OK. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
5/10: An impromptu educational video presentation to 11 high school students in Norman, OK. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
5/10: Nancy Bose explains aspects of severe weather to high school students. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
5/11: The Chase 2006 team, sporting our GoldenPalace.com attire during a sunny day in Norman, OK. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
5/12: The MESO equestrian team is back... we enjoy a pleasant ride east of Moore, OK during a sunny afternoon. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
5/12: Jason Hafer from Indigo Films records Brian summarizing storm chase technology for a History Channel special on storm chasers. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
5/12: The History Channel film crew documenting a midnight forecast discussion. (Photo: A. Detrich) |
