Shane Adams
Thanks again to Roy Britt and David Hoadley for this sweet nugget of storm chase video history.....
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Jeremy Perez
Supporter
Thanks for posting the link, Shane.
That was great to see and hear his narration! Man he had a great view—centered right over the northbound road—fantastic motion in that wall cloud. Definitely didn't need HD footage to sense how impressive that storm was.
I was intrigued by the number of vehicles parked alongside the road, someone even waving at Hoadley as he drives by. I thought, woah, maybe there were way more spotters/chasers than I would have ever guessed for 1987. But then he mentions locals & them trying to warn him from driving further.
That was great to see and hear his narration! Man he had a great view—centered right over the northbound road—fantastic motion in that wall cloud. Definitely didn't need HD footage to sense how impressive that storm was.
I was intrigued by the number of vehicles parked alongside the road, someone even waving at Hoadley as he drives by. I thought, woah, maybe there were way more spotters/chasers than I would have ever guessed for 1987. But then he mentions locals & them trying to warn him from driving further.
Chad Alcares
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Absolutely amazing. Thank you for posting
Adam Lucio
EF5
Is that a taped piece of paper in the beginning used for the title? Haha I love it. Awesome vid!
Skip Talbot
EF5
Convective cake and a beastly beast. That was a super intense intercept, especially for '87. I was on the edge of my seat (pushing on the floor to go in reverse even) watching that tornado cyclone extend past the edges of the frame.
Albert Rodriguez
EF0
Reminds me of Tim Marshall videos I have.
