6/13/04 NOW: MS VALLEY / GREAT LAKES

[rdale]

It has a surface dew point of around 74-75*F, considering it was only 71*F that could be a noticable difference.

- Rob

 

[Robert Dewey]

Originally posted by rdale
It has a surface dew point of around 74-75*F, considering it was only 71*F that could be a noticable difference.

- Rob

I'm not too quick with the *C to *F conversion (I have to do it long-hand, not in my head), so I didn't catch that...

Robert

 

[Dan Cook]

0530 PM TORNADO 2 W ALVO 40.87N 96.42W
06/13/2004 CASS NE EMERGENCY MNGR

MULTIPLE VORTEX TORNADO.

 

[Ryan Pfannkuch]

Omaha chaser Tim Jones has recently witnessed at least a few tornadoes on the surprise supercell near Lincoln NE. One of them was multiple vortex. Mike H is apparently on the storm too.

Glad to hear other chasers are on it because I definitely did not see this situation developing earlier today.

 

[Chris Hayes]

I was on the Lincoln NE beast as well and saw two tornados from the east and got 80mph inflow winds as the hook clipped by us.

 

[Larry J. Kosch]

Wallcloud Photo North of Lincoln NE

I made a posting in the 06/13/04 REPORTS thread that included a dramatic photo of the wallcloud as seen north of Lincoln NE.

http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/ljkosch55...0&.dnm=7643.jpg

Hope someone got some good vids or photos of the tornado touchdowns!! 8) LJK.

 

[Mike Hollingshead]

I was on the Lincoln NE beast as well and saw two tornados from the east and got 80mph inflow winds as the hook clipped by us.

You sure it was flowing into the storm? I know the rfd was QUITE strong but noted hardly any inflow the whole time I was on it. I have heard others report at least decent inflow but 80mph sounds a bit strong for inflow on that thing. They just showed video of a building blown apart west of Alvo near the breif multivortex tornado and this was likely due to rfd.