Billy Griffin
Although not actually chasing today, I did catch a few shots of the thunderstorms which caused extreme flooding in western Oklahoma. I believe a flash flood warning or two was issued, and rains were intense as I passed through Elk City and Clinton, but I didn't stick around to observe any flooding.
Some rather interesting cloud structures (almost fooled my eyes for a second) formed as these storms initially went up. Turned out nothing more than ragged scud, but it was fun just getting to take pictures again (of storms.)
On the drive home, a pretty impressive shelf cloud formed just west of the wind farm west of Weatherford, OK.
Storms begin forming near Wheeler, TX at around 2pm.
Some rather interesting cloud structures (almost fooled my eyes for a second) formed as these storms initially went up. Turned out nothing more than ragged scud, but it was fun just getting to take pictures again (of storms.)
On the drive home, a pretty impressive shelf cloud formed just west of the wind farm west of Weatherford, OK.
Storms begin forming near Wheeler, TX at around 2pm.
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