May 1, 2009 Stamford, Texas Supercells
Last Updated on Wednesday, 27 January 2010 14:28 Written by Roger Hill
May 1st kept us in northern Texas playing a high CAPE/fairly low shear day. We had strongly deviant moving supercells with pretty structure, tornado warned but never did produce much, other than large hail, a funnel and heavy rain. Still, two very pretty structured supercells were observed.
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Approaching the first Stamford area supercell from the east. Nice base with inflow band streaming in from the FF core. |
Pretty structure with cg. |
Storm became a bit disorganized as it cycled. |
Nice occluded meso with nub funnel. Thought we were in business here. |
More western shot of the structure and occluded meso. |
New lowering forms as rotation increased. |
Near dusk as a new supercell formed on the front north of Stamford and became tornado warned. |
Another shot of the supercell with nice structure. |
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