June 11th, 2003 Lyman, SD Supercell
Last Updated on Saturday, 09 January 2010 23:06 Written by Roger Hill
June 11 took me to South Dakota for another promising day. The conditions this day were similar to June 9 which produced several tornadoes, however the models were consistent in bringing a bit less moisture to the region. This would be the big factor this day in my mind why we did not get a tornado to form. Cloud bases were too high for any significant tornado development. However the storm was a beautiful supercell and had wonderful structure. It produced 3" diameter hail, several funnel clouds and intense lightning.
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