June 19th, 2011 Southwest Nebraska Tornadic Supercell
Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 July 2011 15:24 Written by Roger Hill
One of the frustrating days of the season. We sat in Ft Morgan, CO too long as storm exploded in Colorado and southwest Nebraska. We tried in vain to get to the storm near McCook, only to be greeted with a rotating storm that had already produced its last tornado. It tried several more times, but couldn't do it. Then we watched at night as a marvelous cork screwed updraft lit up the sky.
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| Rotating HP supercell with fresh wet RFD and lowering, couldn't get it done again. | Another fresh RFD blob, as we witnessed several short lived funnels. |
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| Pretty supercell structure lit by lightning. | Another shot of the same electrified storm. |
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