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B&W Studies

08 Saturday Nov 2014

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Joining in the current black and white processing craze!

Will start with something subtle. Pre-storm sky from May of 1997.

Spend many hours at the Amarillo Weather Office with Brian Curran (then Warren Faidley showed up and we left).  This in looking east from US 207, down in the beautiful Palo Duro Canyon.

Cirrus uncinus over early cu (a 50 kt. mid level jetmax was approaching from the SW).  Taken with one of my old Pentax ME Super (I had two!) and processed in Lightroom 4.3.

Ended up chasing the convection that later developed just off the Caprock, with most of the time spent between Turkey and Matador.

F1000002web cropNext up is this image from 24 May, 1996, N of Muleshoe, Texas.

Started out at Amarillo and initially chased north east near Pampa but blew that off and picked up the cells in the western panhandle.  I really like how the twilight works with the updraft in the grey scale version of this image:

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Best cell was later, after dark, just south of Amarillo – a beautiful TOR warned laminar updraft occasionally illuminated by lightning (unfortunately couldn’t get a decent shot)!

Moving forward to 30 May, 2012, west of Childress, Texas.  Maturing supercell that would later produce giant hail (this small cluster of supercells produced official hail reports up to 4.5 inches).  We (John Moore, Linda Kitchen, and Kathy Velaquez) got “Delormed” (navigational snafu where map fails to let us know that the road we are on will turn to dirt which will be unnavigable once wet).

We found a safe place to park the vehicles (large metal-roofed car port) in the middle of nowhere and rode out the barrage of hailstones (up to roughly just bigger than baseballs) with Brady Kendrick and Jay McCoy.

This will be remembered fondly as it was the last I would chase with Linda, who passed away this year.

IMG_3250web cropHere is the cold hard reality of Lake Huron in the winter.  From Grand Bend, Ontario, March 2008:

Grand Bend-Lake Huron 3-24-2008web crop-2Mammatus over Old Faithful, 4 June, 2006.

IMG_1988web cropRoll the clock back to May 1992 – image taken with the Pentax ME Super and a 150mm zoom, leaning over the edge of the Royal Gorge bridge (955 feet over the Arkansas River), near Cañon City, Colorado.

Railfans may be able to identify the locomotive type (a little poking around suggests it is a ‘Denver & Rio Grande Railway’ freight).

F1000018web cropKnuckled-anvil Supercell, developing just outside Amarillo, Texas, May, 1996.

The chase is on!

F1000019web cropBack further to late May of 1994, a big ol’ Yucca plant near the banks of the Pecos River, off TX 290, a few miles SE of Sheffield, Texas.

I really like how the grey scale gives this a ‘Texas in 1880’ vibe!

I just love the vistas and landscapes of SW Texas!

F1000023web crop-223 May, 2007, taken from a couple of hundred meters WSW of the intersection of TX 70 and FR 283 in Roberts, County, Texas (about 21 miles NW of Miami, Texas).

Although I couldn’t see a ‘clear-cut’ circulation on the ground, this is in Storm Data as a EF0 tornado that tracked briefly about two miles west of the intersection (reported by a ‘Trained Spotter’ – I do not know who made the report).

IMG_4488web cropAftermath of a relatively minor Ice Storm with little Sun Dog, NW of London, Ontario.  Best guess is this is from the late 1990’s or early 2000’s.

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Quilted Sky full of Mammatus. 29 May, 1994, near Goldthwaite, Texas (pretty much smack-dab in the center of the state!).

Started out in Austin, made a BAD forecast, and could only recover and get close to the storms at dark (and called off the chase because of the heavy rain and the fact there were just too many cells).

It was, as any bust is, a valuable learning experience.

F1000008web cropArches National Park, May, 1992.

F1000003web crop 2Lake Tahoe stack of plates.

Altocumulus Lenticularis taken from the beach out in front of the Hyatt Resort in Incline Valley, Nevada (NE corer of Lake Tahoe), October 2009.

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21 May 2014 SW Ontario Storms/Chase

22 Thursday May 2014

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IMG_0957web cropThis post covers a couple of events!

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Some July Lightning!

04 Saturday Aug 2012

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25 May – Russell, KS Chase

27 Sunday May 2012

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Started the day in Lawrence, Kansas, after visiting with John’s 88-year-old father (who is a Professor Emeritus at KU, and was a field-leading radar researcher and engineer).  Initially, Friday look like a down day, with no chasing anticipated even the day before. Continue reading →

23 May 2012 – E Colorado Chase

27 Sunday May 2012

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Preliminary summary to get the images out there – will update with more details as time permits,  Chased with John and Kathy Valequez / Linda Kitchen (the ORIGINAL Twister Sisters).

Chased E CO – met up with new appointed Professor of Meteorology Victor Ginsini (congrats Victor) and two of his friends from Georgia.

Dewpoint was 39F at this time this pic was taken – pretty little cell none-the-less!

Again, click all images for a larger view!

Later on got on the tail-end cell that came up from Pueblo, CO.  We were about 15 N of Lamar and the Dewpoint was up to 45!!

Was able to catch one images of lightning on this picturesque supercell!

Ate at the Cow Palace after the chase.

21 May 2012 – NW Texas Panhandle Chase

22 Tuesday May 2012

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20 May, 2012 Annular Solar Eclipse

21 Monday May 2012

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Second chase season in a row that chase partner John Moore and I included a non-chase, but still scientific endeavor on the way out to chase after leaving Phoenix!

Back in 2009, we stopped and checked out the really cool Very Large Array radio telescope in central New Mexico. This year, it was a West Texas/Eastern New Mexico take on the annular solar eclipse!

Original target was Bledsoe, Texas, but as we stair-steped Southeast from Albuquerque, we noticed a pancake cumulus field developing along and even west of Texas/New Mexico border.  As we drove into Texas, we became concerned that this could cause a serious impediment to viewing the eclipse, and even potentially block it out.

We then recalculated and planned to head back west into New Mexico. John found the exact point on the road we took south from Portales that was on the center-line of anularity, and programed that into the GPS. As we headed back into New Mexico, there was some dissipation of the cumulus, but we realized we had made the correct move, as we could see the far west edge of the cu field.

We pulled off on the dirt road that was right on the center-line and started the set up the cameras.  We had arrived after the partial phase and started shooting.  Here is an early-on example that also captures a couple of sunspots (click on images for larger view):

At this point (and right through the annular phase) the sun was quite bright, and had we had to use special filters I purchased for this trip (and will hopefully come in handy for future eclipses).

Our calculations were perfect, and we achieved the main goal of being able to photograph perfect symmetrical annularity!!!

As the sun sank lower in the sky it finally became possible to photograph without the filters – we were now capturing all the colors of a Llano Estacado sunset!!

John particularly liked this one, as he felt it look like a shark’s tooth, I was inclined to think it was more like a shark’s fin, but nonetheless it was a great way to end a great eclipse!

The video didn’t turn out so well (too bright, causing severe flaring), but who cares I got the still shots. Will have more to add over the next few days and weeks to fill in some gaps.

2012 Weather/Chase Season – Mid-March Lightning!

17 Saturday Mar 2012

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Got to test my new 35mm prime on the Canon 5D Mark II on a storm!  There were a couple waning cells that approached London, Ontario after dark from the same cluster of storms that included the Supercell that produced a (possibly) Strong tornado about 10 miles west of Detroit.

The cell was spitting out anvil crawlers intermittently (i.e. I noticed ONE) and waited about five minutes and didn’t see another and gave up.  The activity then increased to maybe one every three minutes, but the cell has moved E and the origin of the bolts was now too far east to see from the Weather Perch (TM) …

…but I got one shot  that captured a crawler’s tail (click on image for larger view):

So a very satisfying start to the actual observing and documenting convection in 2012!

Will follow-up on this lens (and the other one being changed-out when all is settled)…

From The Vault – 27 May 2001 – People Chaser Derecho Video!

27 Tuesday Dec 2011

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Commentary adapted from the original SUMM.

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The Meteorology behind the 24 August, 2011, SW Ontario Tornadic Event

02 Sunday Oct 2011

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The 24 August, 2011 event shared both similarities and differences with the 21 August, 2011 event.

Both were tornadic, and both had similar synoptic scale upper-level patterns. Some of the differences included the mesoscale surface pattern and the reactions of the general public, both before, during and after the events.

This time we take a proper top-down look at the setup.

On the morning of the event there is again an approaching upper level jet max, rotating around a large, long wave trough:

At 250mb:

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The Meteorology behind the 21 August, 2011, Goderich, ON Tornado

02 Sunday Oct 2011

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Many of the public in Goderich were surprised by the occurrence of a Strong Tornado (i.e. F3 damage), stating they thought it was just another thunderstorm (as opposed to the reflection often given by the public in high-dewpoint events: “It felt like there was going to be a bad storm”).  Many chasers and meteorologists were also surprised with the evolution of events.

Environment Canada did a good job – a warning was out with about ten minutes lead time, which is sufficient for members of the public to take action and responsibility for their safety, if they received the warning.  EC also had a Severe Weather Watch out that did mention a tornado was possible – but did not have a Tornado Watch in effect.

This was a day where the possibility of a strong tornado was evident, if you looked in the right places.  If you looked in the wrong places you could be easily have missed it coming.

I, unfortunately had other things on my plate and did not look farther than SPC Tornado Probability guidance:

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2011 Weather – 5/10/2011 Anatomy of an even weaker Elevated Convective event!

16 Monday May 2011

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Wow, it’s May, and I feel compelled to talk about the weather! Go figure!!  Especially about events I have witnessed. In these days of hyper-extreme TV “StormChasers” bent on getting closer in/inside vorticies, as if ‘if your face’ is all that matters (sorry, its NOT), I am happy to take some pride in enjoying analyzing and writing up on a weak – but photogenic – convective event.

As with normal weekday life these days I arrived home situationally unaware.  Plus this was band rehearsal night. so there was no time to indulge in an array of weather data (and I am happy to report we nailed that night’s attempt at the full album version of The Doors’ “Light My Fire” – we have such a good keyboard player!). So shortly before I need to leave I hear…thunder! 

Got out to the Wx-Perch to observe VERY high based convection/precip to my NW.  Saw one CG pop out from the side edge of the precip core and got off a couple of wide angle images before leaving to practice. Here is an ultra-wide image of the storm (new feature – click on image for larger version) – the main precip core is roughly eleven miles to my NW:

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2011 Weather – Anatomy of a Weak Hailstorm / GIF and GR Level 3 Image Workflow

09 Monday May 2011

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Had no chance to see any weather data at all through the day on Friday , so when I returned home I was situationally unaware.   I don’t like that, and especially in May, and especially when I hear thunder as soon as I walk in the door!  A quick dash to the window revealed a developing cell just to the west – the first for the new place and the WX-Perch (TM).

Had a quasi-conical, but scuddy non-rotating lowering just below a linear updraft base, so it was time to grab the camera!  By the time I got back the lowering was gone and I was treated to a nice sculpted vault behind the leading shelf cloud – so at least I did get a nice structure shot out of what was going to be a very fleeting ‘low-end’ (but pretty!) event.

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3 April 2011 – Mammatus/Convective Snowburst/Thundewrsnow event at London, Ontario

04 Monday Apr 2011

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Interesting weather afternoon!! Shortly after 1930z (3:30 pm EDT) I noticed what looked like mamatus clouds to the W and SE of my location in W London, Ontario.  Grabbed the camera and started shooting.

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2009 Chase Season – Some Additional Images

10 Sunday Jan 2010

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canvas-2513web crop-3Wanted to share a few more of the 2009 Chase Season images – some offering slightly different interpretations of earlier scenes, and some ones I missed posting in the in field.  Continue reading →

Thoughts on Last Week’s Ontario Tornado Outbreak

27 Thursday Aug 2009

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Firstly Kudos to EC staff for being on top of things and to fellow Chaser Mark Robinson for raising awareness with the media of the Outbreak warning problem in Ontario.

My opinion is that the current best practice is the Integrated Warning System concept championed by former NWS forecaster Al Moller (one of the greatest forecasters EVER!).  Continue reading →

9 August, 2009 “Chase”

11 Tuesday Aug 2009

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Well strong convective inhibition had a big influence, holding off initiation in SE Michigan/SW Ontario, so chasing meant going just beyond the screen door (what a waste of a 77F dewpoint underneath adequate 0-6 km shear!)!

Did get a shot of a nice example of the optical phenomenon “Silver Lining” on a convective tower that was limited in growth by the inversion (noticed it while BBQ-ing!):

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Had tripod issues when the weakening linear convection arrived after dark, so went handheld with the IS 18-55.  Technically this is a poor lightning shot, as quite a lot of the subject matter is blown out  (this was handheld at 1/6 of a second, ISO 3200) – but I like it!

9-8-2009 CG1

So I ended up happy with the day!

13 June Texas Panhandle Supercell

04 Tuesday Aug 2009

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12 June – E Colorado Supercell

19 Friday Jun 2009

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11 June – Pueblo, CO – Lamar, CO

13 Saturday Jun 2009

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10 June Johnson City, KS – Liberal, KS Structure

13 Saturday Jun 2009

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5 June – Additional Images

08 Monday Jun 2009

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Will edit later for specific locations based on John’s GPS log, but here are some images from the chase in the Nebraska Panhandle after the Goshen County/LaGrange, WY event (these are in sequential order):

Scuddy Wall cloud/non-tornadic look-alike (EDIT or is it?):

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7 June SE Nebraska/NW Missouri Supercells

08 Monday Jun 2009

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The Circus Came To Town:

TIV Again

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6 June – Thedford, NE

08 Monday Jun 2009

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Got on this cell after it’s peak (which was near Mullen, NE as evidenced by Al Pietrycha’s images).

Did get this view of the then more linear updraft from just S of Thedford:

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and this sunset back-lit view (with crepuscular rays) of the back-built weak convection from the same general location:

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5 June – Goshen Co/La Grange Wyoming Tornado

06 Saturday Jun 2009

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Full life cycle of the 25 minute duration Goshen Co/La Grange Wyoming Tornado process (for the moment omitting some of the rain-wrapped cycles): Continue reading →

4 June – Eastern Colorodo Structure!

05 Friday Jun 2009

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S of Last Chance

John and I Caravaned with Greg Brennenan, Steve Sponsler, Linda Kitchen, and Kathy Velasquez (who were interviewed at one point by Channel 9 from Denver). Continue reading →

3 June – Capulin Volcano/Raton Convection

04 Thursday Jun 2009

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Sightseeing day with drive to NE New Mexico and a drive to the top of the extinct Capulin Volcano National Monument:

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2 June – Post, TX Shelf Cloud

03 Wednesday Jun 2009

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Waited around Lubbock until the OFB arrived and went after the cells that had developed just east of town.

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1 June – Weak Cells/Test Systems

02 Tuesday Jun 2009

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Saw a couple of weak cells in the Texas Panhandle/Texas SoPlns.  Good opportunity to test systems/workflows.  A couple of wide angle images of the two storms:

Looking NE from N of Tulia, TX:

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Looking due W at Tail-End Charlie from US 385 W of Ropesville, TX:

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Needless to say there were no Ropes seen in Ropesville today!

30 May – Re-position and Very Large Array!!!

01 Monday Jun 2009

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From The Vault – 11 May 1992 – My First Tornado

08 Friday May 2009

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I have this one in low res too! 

And unfortunately the slide has taken a beating, as I passed around the original all throughout the remainder of the trip (rookie mistake or what!). Chased with Bob Kleyla of the Fort Worth office. Met him around 9 and he plotted a sfc map by hand, which I was smart enough to ask if I could keep as it was my guide over the next few years for learning how to pleth and analyze! 

I should scan that and throw it up here! We headed up the “Highway to Heaven”, US 287, turned right at Bowie, and then up to Nocona (passed the boot factory and promised myself to get a pair of Ropers – still haven’t done that!).  Bob noticed that the dryline had jumped east so we high-tailed it east through Gainsburgers and then north at Whitesboro towards Oklahoma. 

I was starting to realize at this point that no matter how much I had read about chasing and how much chasing I had done around SW Ont, I had so very much more to learn!  The great thing about chasing is that axiom NEVER changes. So we crossed the Red and made a quick gas stop and as we left a TOR warning came over Bob’s radio. We topped a large hills and then pulled over, finding scatted tennis-ball sized hail, which I photographed.  Suddenly there was very rapid cloud-based motion (what I later would come to recognize as a rather vigorous RFD) off to the NE and then this formed:

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Lasted about a minute or two and then was gone.  We headed N then E but got blocked my damage from the Kingston Tornado.  We headed back W and ran into a roadblock (we were heading away from the storms!) and the local Deputy (he was maybe 20 yrs old) insisted we head north into what was a very prominent hail shaft (probably baseballs)! 

Bob explained he was a meteorologist from Fort Worth and he eventually let us continue west to head home. Bob reported the tornado back to the office and when I returned called Don Burgess (IIRC correctly because I has seen him in the NOVA program back in ’86!) and send him slide dupes and other details (I also made sure the FTW FO has copies). 

He related that they had surveyed and confirmed a weak tornado near Lake Texoma where we had been looking.

If only all chases were this easy!

From The Vault – 31 May 1992 – Tornadogenesis Failure

01 Friday May 2009

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As I referenced it in the the Al Moller tribute below here is a little more from that day.

This was the peak of the daytime action, looking NW from South Bryce TX:

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In attendance were Tim Marshall, Carson Eads, Sam Barricklow, Bill Lende/Ruby Williamson, an NBC News crew,  and Dallas Morning News reporter Bill Marvel – and that’s all.  On the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend in a TOR Watch Box in the TX Panhandle.  That was it. 

Oh, and Stormtrack Assistant Editor Rich Herzog drove up at one point in the middle of nowhere.  These days it would be a very different scene, with many, many more chasers out and about!

A Ruby Williamson shot of us with this scene made it as a Stormtrack cover page photo the next year and this day became the focus of the Dallas Morning News feature on chasers.  Sam Barricklow also has a write-up and images from that chase.

In retrospect, this T-genesis failure was possibly due to a weak or cool (i.e. stable) RFD, and can’t recall if it ever even reached us at our location.

From The Vault – TX Panhandle Light Show

30 Thursday Apr 2009

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In honour of the big day in the TX PHDL, I thought I’d add something from the set of old lo-res slide scans I had done some years back.  I should get some more done.

This was a reasonably electric cell out W of Tulia on 24 May, 1996 (unless my memory is all mixed up – I hope to one of these days go back and digitize the old lo-res 8mm video)

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