April 10, 2005 [Central KS]

Multiple tornadoes from Ogallah to Russell, KS

April 18, 2005 [Southwest KS]

Photogenic sub-severe storms rolled across far southwest KS from Hugoton to north of Liberal.

June 6, 2005 [Southeastern MT]

A beautiful supercell thunderstorm produces two tornadoes near the town of Ekalaka in southeastern Montana. The storm then evolves into an elongated outflow dominant storm as it heads into far southwestern ND

June 7, 2005 [Southwestern SD]

Isolated LP supercell spawns a tornado south of the Badlands Nat'l Park. A derecho then develops and sweeps across much of South Dakota.

June 9, 2005 [Western KS]

Western Kansas tornadofest. Only photographed one tornado along I-70, but the structure was quite impressive.

June 10, 2005 [TX Panhandle]

An outflow-dominant severe storm approaches the western section of Amarillo

June 11, 2005 [TX Panhandle]

A couple of supercells impact portions of the Amarillo metro area

June 12, 2005 [West TX]

Two significant supercells produce multiple tornadoes southwest of Jayton, TX in Kent County

June 15, 2005 [KS/CO Border]

High-based severe storms produce damaging microbursts and widespread blowing dust

June 16, 2005 [KS/OK Border]

Supercell thunderstorms offer picturesque structure in extreme southern Clark and Meade County, KS

June 30, 2005 [Central KS]

An incredible long-lived firewhirl forms along a slow moving boundary

October 10, 2005 [CO Front Range]

An autumn snowstorm chase. Heavy, wet snow of one to two feet cause numerous downed trees in Castle Rock. 20 to 24" fell in Bennett and Strasburg east of Denver.