Mike Peregrine
EF5
This one may be a bit tougher ... (then again, maybe not) ...
Name that date ... winner gets eternal glory ...
Name that date ... winner gets eternal glory ...
Name that date #3
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Josh Richardson
EF4
WOW, thats a great looking image and for some reason Im not positive on the date yet....gimme a little bit and I'll have this one figured out.
Leah Robertson
EF1
Hmm, would it be possible to have a teeny-tiny clue and the Z time of this image?
Jim Bishop
EF4
My guess is June 11, 2008.
Dan Melby
EF1
I thought that it looked a lot like June 11th also, but surely it wouldn't be that easy.
Skip Talbot
EF5
I'm going to guess its late spring and sometime in the evening based on the angle of the shadows. Storms look mature with plenty of daylight left if that helps any.
Josh Richardson
EF4
I can see that I guess, I just dont recall it looking that way on Sat Imagery. Radar does just about match up with it though.
Mike Peregrine
EF5
It's pretty cool watching the deductive reasoning here ...
Let's see ... for a clue: this image was taken at 6:32 pm ... a few minutes later an incredible tornado was spinning beneath one of those overshooting tops you see in the image.
Let's see ... for a clue: this image was taken at 6:32 pm ... a few minutes later an incredible tornado was spinning beneath one of those overshooting tops you see in the image.
Matt Gingery
May 22, 2004? If I recall, there may have been more convection with that event though. . .
Dustin Wilcox
EF5
Hallam Tornado Day, May 22nd 2004 ??
Dustin Wilcox
EF5
Second thought, not sure if it can be, it's close but everything (Southern Two Sups) look to be about 25 miles to far North... But as I remember chasing that first sup along Hwy 30 the timing seems close, with the eventual Wilber/Hallam storm just organizing...
Brian Stertz
EF5
This kind of looks like that Seward NE F4 day...June 13, 2001. That is my guess at this one.
Dustin Wilcox
EF5
I think you nailed it...
Pretty cool page with info and pics on the Seward tube...
http://www.hprcc.unl.edu/nebraska/june13-2001.html
Mike Peregrine
EF5
Ding ding ding ... Brian nailed it. Eternal glory distributed.
Brian Stertz
EF5
I remember this active day QUITE well...I was back in Tulsa nowcasting for Jeff to nail that big daddy supercell. He was all over that like white on rice !! Jeff has some very good video from that chase.
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