 | About This Shoot | Date: 12 June 2011 | Location: Northeast Colorado near Last Chance, CO | Shoot Type: Storm Chase | Rating: | Synopsis: This was largely a bust in terms of chasing a severe storm. A small storm did try to form and struggled to get organized near Last Chance. At sunset, a thick veil of descending virga created a dramatic scene over farmland east of Last Chance, CO. |
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Tue, 14 Jun 2011 00:06:24 -0500 Images from June 12th of a small storm turned orphan anvil and virga shaft near Last Chance, Colorado Summary & Images (part 1) | A small storm formed about 45 minutes prior to sunset near Deer Trail,
Colorado and moved northeast toward Last Chance. The storm was very
small, and I followed it north along Highway 71 to Highway 36 at Last
Chance before going east. The two images below are along Hwy 71 about
10 miles north of Limon:
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Tue, 14 Jun 2011 00:12:05 -0500 Images from June 12th of a small storm turned orphan anvil and virga shaft near Last Chance, Colorado (Part 2) Summary & Images (part 2) | Below is a sequence of images shot from along Hwy 36 east of Last
Chance just prior to sunset. By this time, the storm had completely
lost its updraft and all that was left was an isolated little orphan
anvil with incredible virga shaft remnant from the storm. The color
and contrast looking to the northeast was wonderful -- certainly
living up to eastern Colorado standards for high contrast and color!
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