Stephen Levine
EF4
On Saturday afternoon, a cold front came through my neighborhood bearing nothing but a wind shift. By miracle it turned stationary on a roughly Greenville to southern Dallas County Texas line. Around sunset a line of storms exploded just ahead of the front, prompting me to give chase from northern Dallas County towards Greenville then south towards Terrell Texas.
During this chase I encountered pounding rains, hail up to nickel sized, brilliant lightning and magnificent thunderheads. As evening progressed, lightning intensified into continuous discharges, providing a breath taking display and wonderful photography opportunities.
All told it was a 90 mile chase and very soul nourishing. Attached is a photo of one of the bolts; full story and more photos will be found on www.joyfulstormhunting.com, "Storm Chase Blog" button.
During this chase I encountered pounding rains, hail up to nickel sized, brilliant lightning and magnificent thunderheads. As evening progressed, lightning intensified into continuous discharges, providing a breath taking display and wonderful photography opportunities.
All told it was a 90 mile chase and very soul nourishing. Attached is a photo of one of the bolts; full story and more photos will be found on www.joyfulstormhunting.com, "Storm Chase Blog" button.