June 1st, 2011 Northern Kansas Tornado Warned Supercells
Written by Roger Hill
I wasn't expecting much this day, as weak flow aloft would ensure numerous HP type storms would form. In the end that is exactly what happened. Too many supercells clumped close together would make viewing extremely messy and hard. We captured two storms that were at least viewable and both were tornado warned. Both occured not too far from Stockton, Kansas. Click on an image for a larger photo, including the panoramic image below.
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| Supercell to our southwest gets organized. We got pounded with tennisball sized hail with this beast! |
Rapid rotation and a funnel halfway to the ground were the highlights from this cell. |
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| Very HP now. |
Second storm on the old outflow boundary |
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