Andrew Pastore
I am getting married this summer so no chasing for me. But I do hope that you people have a good season so I can look through all the great photos and video.
Originally posted by David Drummond
I'll play devils advocate and predict 1988 making an encore performance this year! :twisted:
Originally posted by Skip Talbot
so: another very active season with many chase opprotunities in the upper plains and midwest May-June.
Originally posted by Shane Adams+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Shane Adams)</div><!--QuoteBegin-David DrummondI'll play devils advocate and predict 1988 making an encore performance this year! :twisted:
Dave, you're making this prediction because you say you're taking 2005 off from chasing. I'm gonna be laughing my a$$ off the first time I bump into you out there this Spring under a massive cap, in between the weeks of Death Ridge. And I'm tell anyone around us that it's all your fault :twisted:[/b]
Well, I am mostly taking off, not completely. Of course the few nasty supercells that do form will be along the dryline 50 miles from Lubbock with a questionable day of the cap breaking, keeping all you foreigners (Oklahoma folk) at home! ROLFMAO
if you're willing to set aside enough time to chase, and are willing to travel, you'll never have a bad year of chasing.
I am getting married this summer so no chasing for me. But I do hope that you people have a good season so I can look through all the great photos and video.
Originally posted by mikedeason
if you're willing to set aside enough time to chase, and are willing to travel, you'll never have a bad year of chasing.
Jeff, given our track record, I cannot believe you wrote that! :lol:
Shoot... I bagged a tornado 1 week before my wedding which was 12 June of this past year
Aaron
Originally posted by nickgrillo
Hasn't anybody noticed thou that for the past two years (03 and 04) the best stuff has shifted north or northeast of the traditional plains (OK and TX...)