Evan and I are in Cheyenne WY for the night after a fairly successful day of storm photography. The supercell we chased was beautiful from the south as we were trying to catch up with it along I-80 just east of the Wyoming border. Images will be posted on the blog tomorrow morning.
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Mike has not been in active CHASE MODE in the past 48 hours!
== Most recent mobile blog & photo updates ==
June 22, 2010
June 21, 2010
…4 PM Update…
Nice isolated storm over the NW Denver metro, but it is currently outflow
dominant and being fed by 40F dewpoints that have wrapped around the Denver
Cyclone. Will continue to watch this storm, but a cluster of very agitated
cumulus has peaked our interest above our current position south of Ft.
Morgan, and has access to better moisture, and the remnants of an outflow
boundary from overnight storms. Will leave both options open and sit tight
for now. – Evan
June 20, 2010
chase trip day 4 (6/20) update
Evan and I are headed to Colby, KS for the night after a rather
unsuccessful supercell storm chase…which was partially redeemed by
nice distant storm structure at sunset around the Colby-Oakley, KS
area. Will post images later on my blog probably tomorrow morning.
Tomorrow’s chase looks to be in the same general area, perhaps into
northeast Colorado.