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Its about time we did another Storm Anatomy Diagram! The march to actually get content out continues to be a struggle due to higher than expected work demand this summer -- so the pace will probably continue to be 1-2 vids a week max. With that said, the newest video is a diagram of the Mobeetie, TX Supercell from May 29, 2018. This was a…

The calendar said summer, but the atmosphere screamed Spring. A nice pocket of stronger winds aloft was moving over the High Plains along with a big of stronger…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eS-TGHRjhUA&feature=youtu.be So I’ve gotten a lot of requests to do a morning forecast routine walkthrough and I honestly…

There's so much more to share from this day but to get a quick recap together, this was a heck of a chase day that would've stood up as good even on a relatively solid year. The tornado near Mobeetie wasn't much to write home about and we couldn't confirm ground circulation from where we were -- but the structure of this storm was some of the…

2018 seems to have had brief moments of brilliance when it comes to pretty storm structure in the Southern Plains. On this day we targeted the area from East…

Just dropping a note to share the two timelapses we've released on our Instagram this past week. This first one is from the May 29th storm chase. This…

The May 25, 2018 storm chase was one where we had some pretty high expectations. There was plenty of shear/instability for a quite robust supercell with all severe hazards so we headed for NW Oklahoma to prepare for what looked to be a pretty good chase day. However, as we arrived near the dryline, it was becoming obvious towers were a bit…

Its our first diagram in awhile! Today, we're looking at the May 13, 2018 supercell near Childress, Texas and going through and digesting what this storm's…

If there's one thing 2018 seems to be doing right, its storm structure. After a year where it seemed like it was nearly impossible to get good storm structure…

May 14, 2018 on the surface looked like a storm day which was…very marginal in the region. While the instability was present, 4000 surface cape, the shear was lacking. We were barely managing 30 knots of 0-6km bulk shear. For supercells and tornado supercells, we typically are looking for 35 or 40 kts and over. Basically the ingredients were…

Want to learn how to shoot lightning like a pro? Lightning photography seems to be the thing most newer weather photographers struggle with, but its actually…

This has been a particularly rough season for Chris being limited to a pretty small area as the storms and tornadoes haven't really been coming. So when the…