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WKU Storm Chase 2016 – Day 3
Our morning forecast discussion was done on the road after an 8:45 AM CST departure from Amarillo, TX. The convective outflow boundary from yesterday’s storm complex descended southward overnight, pushing moisture with it and containing higher dewpoints in the south … Continue reading
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Tagged hail, severe weather, Storm Chase, supercell, Texas, tornado
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WKU Storm Chase 2016 – Day 2
Our morning forecast discussion identified an enhanced kink in probable dryline formation that formed an axis between the western Panhandle regions into the central Texas Panhandle. Model data suggested caps would break around 1-2 pm in Colorado and storms would … Continue reading
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Tagged hail, Oklahoma, photography, severe weather, Storm Chase, Texas
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WKU Storm Chase 2016 – Day 1
Greetings, and welcome to the official blog of the 7th Annual WKU Weather Analysis and Forecasting Field Methods Course (a.k.a. Storm Chase)! Daily updates on the group’s activities and targets will be posted here. Last week, our team of students … Continue reading
Posted in U.S. Weather
Tagged great plains, Oklahoma, severe weather, Storm Chase, Texas, WKU
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