Nathan Edwards
EF2
Looks like a possible cold core event? I'll try for April 18th 2009. Think that was the one with the early tornadic cell up near dodge city and a line of storms which failed to produce down into OK.
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Name that date - 2009/2010 edition - #1
- Thread starter Jeff Duda
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Dick McGowan
EF5
Nice guesses! But this was 11/27/05 in East Central Kansas at 2002z.
Next version. This one should be a little harder, but I'll start off with a clue: the actual correct radar location is not far from the one shown.
Kevin Walters
EF2
looks to me like 5/25/08.
Dan Melby
EF1
Agreed, looks like Parkersburg to me too..
Gotcha both! It is not May 25th 2008. Notice the resolution on the image. It is in legacy mode, so it is pre-late-May-2008 (and this hint should tell you what the actual radar site is if you know the schedule on which various sites upgraded).
No more guesses?
Then two more hints: The actual image is indeed from KDMX, and this is a date that Roger Hill would have a lot to say about.
Then two more hints: The actual image is indeed from KDMX, and this is a date that Roger Hill would have a lot to say about.
Danny Neal
EF5
May....11th? ..... 2000
Bart_Comstock
EF5
seeing as how the name of this thread is "Name that date - 2009/2010 edition -#1" I don't think it is 2000.
Scott Weberpal
EF5
Read above, Jeff already said that the day is PRE-late May 2008.
MatthewCarman
May 8th, 2004 Dallas County? I remember this event vaguely. I think I had a job interview on that day and remember thinking about the storms west of Des Moines. I do remember after returning home that there was a tornado in Dallas County. I did cheat though and looked at his site and the only other day before 2008 that I could find where Roger chased in central Iowa was May 11th, 2000 which was a big day for him.
Bart_Comstock
EF5
Yep, I'm blind as a bat, serves me right for not reading back on the thread. >:/
I'll take my dunce cap too now.
Danny Neal
EF5
Scott Weberpal
EF5
I call shenanigans. There's NO WAY this ISN'T May 11, 2000. I just pulled ARX radar from NCDC and it's the exact same as the DMX radar you showed...
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Yeah, I realized that after a few minutes. It is indeed May 11th, 2000. I thought it was 2001. Good job Danny.
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