Vince and I are heading west from Belle Fourche for some late afternoon/evening photography around the Big Horn Mountains. We got wind from another storm chaser about a week and a half ago about amazing wildflowers right now west of Buffalo, WY, so we will head over there for a photography opportunity of our own. Tomorrow looks to be another chase day along the high terrain here in Wyoming as low level moisture returns northwestward on southeast winds. The mid-upper level flow will be fairly sub-par, however, southeast winds of 15-20mph can make up for that deficiency and directional shear will be pretty good to support a few severe storms. We will stay in Buffalo tonight. Beyond, there might be a chance we head up into Montana for two more chase days Friday and Saturday…with Sunday being a very long drive back to Dodge City to conclude this trip…. we will see.
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June 26, 2007
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You’ve gotten some great pictures, Mike. Nice finds. It’s sad that I now know where everything is in Montana. If you’re up there, in sern MT/ern WY, you can actually partially pick up 810 WHB at nighttime.
Just thought would be an interesting tip. Take care!
Jon
Comment by Jon — June 27, 2007 @ 7:15 am