CHASE CASE #2

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Still heading west toward Meade, KS, waiting for some of the gap between the stuff up north near I-70 and down south in the TX panhandle to light up. Hoping it will!
 
2130Z SATELLITE UPDATE

CONUS: http://i45.tinypic.com/2yvqfjd.jpg

MIDWEST: http://i46.tinypic.com/nwhilh.jpg

N PLAINS: http://i45.tinypic.com/b4uqtz.jpg

RADAR UPDATE

MIDWEST: http://i50.tinypic.com/2lbcap2.gif

N PLAINS: http://i48.tinypic.com/9h6kxu.gif

S PLAINS: http://i49.tinypic.com/2e3ablj.gif

WAYFARING MAP: http://www.wayfaring.com/maps/show/60497


DAMAGE REPORT

10 MILES NORTH OF ELLIS COUNTY, KS A TORNADO REPORTED ON THE GROUND BY LAW ENFORCEMENT AND SEVERAL SPOTTERS. BRICK BUILDING PARTIALLY DESTROYED, POWER LINES DOWN, NUMEROUS TREES REPORTED DOWN AND WIDESPREAD DAMAGE ACROSS THE AREA.
 
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Sitting in Hereford, TX and watching for initiation to my west and southwest. Ready to move back north and east to follow any activity that develops.

Edit: Just saw the 2130z update after I posted the info above. Cha-ching...cells firing to my west, watching and ready to move.
 
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Too far south to pick up the warned cells along I-70, so I'll duck south across Hwy 83/70 out of Liberal and try to intercept the new convection as it moves through Pampa and Perryton.
 
Ok, I left Beatrice about 30 minutes ago heading west on HWY 136 toward the cell on the NE/KS border, should intercept in about 30 minutes! I already see the top of the storm and it looks mouth watering :)
 
Based on the 21Z update, I started moving slowly west on highway 86 towards Dimmitt, TX and the 2130Z update solidified this decision. I like the storm that just fired in southwest Parmer County. I will watch how these storms evolve from highway 86 west of Dimmitt and will chase the best looking storm from there!
 
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