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4/22/10 Cottle County, TX wedge tornado
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Back in Tulsa. Justin Teague, Greg McLaughlin, Joseph Tyree, Keith Minor, Steve Bluford and I, along with several new friends in our caravan, witnessed a large, possibly significant, wedge tornado northwest of Paducah, Texas at around 7:30PM CDT on Thursday afternoon. The tornado took on sizes and shapes reminiscent of Greensburg as it briefly revealed itself through heavy rain.
This supercell was a monster, with some of the strongest large-scale inflow cloud motion that I've seen.
I will likely be heading north from Tulsa in the morning for day 2 of this system, which should take me back home toward St. Louis at the end of the day.
Great catch Dan!!
- Posted by Dann Cianca from Centennial (Greenwood Park), Colorado | |
Thanks Dann! Nice to finally be back in spring mode again!
- Posted by Dan R. from New Baden, IL | |
Great catch. My pics of this are on Flickr. You can see them by going there and typing in wd5dhk which is my ham call sign.
- Posted by Ray | |
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