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My spaghetti outlook matched the SPC's pretty closely. Unfortunately its a rather big outlook.  There could be a coin toss decision where one storm hits and one doesn't.  Current plans are to head in the middle of the outlook and watch the sky. 

Supercell Film maker Jamie Winterstern is riding along with me for the next couple days.  He says hello.


The last two days have been incredible light shows.  About 3 hours of dreamy stationary supercell strobing. Last night I got to spend 20 minutes viewing files from 1 of 3 cameras that were snapping nonstop.  Here are a few tasters... 

Have a great time today photographers! 



  

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Adam Rolfes

Tell Jamie I said "Hi"! Safe travels to you guys

Petra Perez

Wow that structure is mind blowing! Even without tornadoes it sounds like you’re having an amazing chase…must be fun to have a special guest along too!

Pecos Hank

Thanks too much fun. Wish you were here. Petra. I strongly prefer chasing alone, but I think I have a ton to learn from Jamie.

Celton

Congrats on the snags dude that storm last night was incredible. Currently sitting in Plains, Texas trying to fish out which storm will be the one to do it today. Happy hunting everyone!

Mike Castles

You were really kicking it with the light show. Debated on coming that way today and decided not to with the holiday traffic and the fact I would get a late start, maybe venture out later today for any action tomorrow. That light show and structure would make my top 5 list for sure. For today, I would be be looking at Calvin and Hobbs, if you catch the reference.

Tom

Some amazing pictures there Hank

terry thometz

Hello to Jamie Winterstern and Bravo! Supercell!

Gary Kobiela

The images are incredible. I love the sense of scale in the 4th one particularly. Have a great trip !

Pecos Hank

Skinny rope burrito (from 30 miles away) 🙃

Weather At A Glance

Absolutely amazing! What camera did you use to take those lightning stills?