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stormdoctor > Bah--this is a "squintnado". This cell, SW of Hoxie, KS, shows I-70 on May 29, 2008. This HP cell had a visibly rain-wrapped tornado which is almost impossible to make out in the image. You may be able to see the cone tornado over the right-most "wrong way" red signpost. I only share this picture for other chasers, but I don't think it captures a tornado at its best.
stormdoctor > Multivortex tornado SW of Quinter, KS, on May 23, 2008. Intense circulation with multiple funnels rotating around the main tornado. Rated an EF-4.
stormdoctor > Bowl shaped tornado SW of Quinter, KS on May 23, 2008. Roughly 1/4 mile in diameter. Rated an EF-4.
stormdoctor > Very low light, poorly contrasted cone tornado SW of Quinter, KS. Storm is coming directly toward me at 30mph. May 23, 2008.
stormdoctor > Very low light, poorly contrasted cone tornado SW of Quinter, KS. Storm is coming directly toward me at 30mph. May 23, 2008.
stormdoctor > Tornado along I-70 in Sheridan Cty, KS on 5/22/2008. This tornado formed in a very narrow area between several different cells and rain in all directions. I consider this shot a miracle in many ways: yet, I couldn't imagine a better picture. The storm was zipping fast northward at over 50mph and therefore we couldn't continue the chase much beyond this. Truly amazing.
stormdoctor > Tornado along I-70 in Sheridan Cty, KS on 5/22/2008. This tornado formed in a very narrow area between several different cells and rain in all directions. I consider this shot a miracle in many ways: yet, I couldn't imagine a better picture. The storm was zipping fast northward at over 50mph and therefore we couldn't continue the chase much beyond this. Truly amazing.
stormdoctor > Bah--this is a "squintnado". This cell, SW of Hoxie, KS, shows I-70 on May 29, 2008. This HP cell had a visibly rain-wrapped tornado which is almost impossible to make out in the image. You may be able to see the cone tornado over the right-most "wrong way" red signpost. I only share this picture for other chasers, but I don't think it captures a tornado at its best.
stormdoctor > Tornado along I-70 in Sheridan Cty, KS on 5/22/2008. This tornado formed in a very narrow area between several different cells and rain in all directions. I consider this shot a miracle in many ways: yet, I couldn't imagine a better picture. The storm was zipping fast northward at over 50mph and therefore we couldn't continue the chase much beyond this. Truly amazing.
Bah--this is a "squintnado". This cell, SW of Hoxie, KS, shows I-70 on May 29, 2008. This HP cell had a visibly rain-wrapped tornado which is almost impossible to make out in the image. You may be able to see the cone tornado over the right-most "wrong way" red signpost. I only share this picture for other chasers, but I don't think it captures a tornado at its best.
stormdoctor > Bah--this is a "squintnado". This cell, SW of Hoxie, KS, shows I-70 on May 29, 2008. This HP cell had a visibly rain-wrapped tornado which is almost impossible to make out in the image. You may be able to see the cone tornado over the right-most "wrong way" red signpost. I only share this picture for other chasers, but I don't think it captures a tornado at its best.
Bah--this is a "squintnado". This cell, SW of Hoxie, KS, shows I-70 on May 29, 2008. This HP cell had a visibly rain-wrapped tornado which is almost impossible to make out in the image. You may be able to see the cone tornado over the right-most "wrong way" red signpost. I only share this picture for other chasers, but I don't think it captures a tornado at its best.
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