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It's a long shot for tornadoes, but only a 5 hour drive. That's about $90 in gas there and back.  I think that's worth the odds. Maybe some good lightning at the very least.  I'll post updates if anything interesting happens.  Gotta go!

Good luck Michigan chasing suckers. :D   

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BlueHusky2154

Good luck! I followed a messy rotating wall cloud for a while in Minnesota last night but it didn't drop a tornado unfortunately. The big limiting factor was the moisture, the dewpoints weren't exactly the greatest and storms were a little too high off the ground. Got some good shots and footage of the parent storm though!

Mike Castles

Targeting the area either side of the river from US70 north of the Red to US380 to the south and east of US81. One or two tank chase day up and back. Good luck Hank, see ya out there.

Adam Rolfes

I'll take a 2% in OK/TX over a 10% day in Missouri, any time! Best of luck and safe travels, as always

Tom

Good luck Hank

Alasdair K

Good luck, you never know what may magic will happen

Wendy Jay

Good luck! Wish my dumb ass worked from home today so I could take off for PA. Very small and specific little orange box up there that is playing out better than the models. (We're not even marginal, but my dad's town, 35 miles from here, is enhanced.)

Mike Castles

Looks like as of 7 pm Albany got the first storm. Sitting just south of 82 near Ringgold. Watching a lot of turkey neck clouds.

Anonymous

Yeah I was sitting in Bowie with high hopes that were eventually crushed. I was just amazed there was not even any structure or lighting opportunities. Out here for a few more days so I'll make the best of it

Mike Castles

Nada for sure, ran into 3 other chasers and tagged along with them for a bit. Can't feel bad when guys you know of, that always seem to get something busted as well. At least had some company this time.

Anonymous

Be thankful you're not in Calif. That $90 would be tripled. Currently $6.59 a gal. May the sky 'stike a pose' to remember.

Brent

Nor are there are a plethora of tornadoes. You may want to review gas prices and redo your math. The price difference is about $2/gal between where CA (Tehama/Glenn/Butte Counties region) tornadoes occur once or twice a year and Houston. What the price of rice? Oh yeah, it's cheaper in Butte and Modoc Counties because it is grown there.