The person chasing was Steve Miller, at first I thought he would head towards the main cell developing in the Texas Panhandle, but He drove in the opposite direction. We agreed on IRC that he must know something that we don't.
After 1-2 hours of driving, 3 random cells developed out of no where. GR3 was reporting 4" hail, but it overestimates the size of hail all the time. The cells had very intense reflectivity and precipitation. The main cell also half merged with another cell, but they separated again.
NOTE: THE FOLLOWING IMAGES BELONG TO STEVE MILLER, I TAKE NO CREDIT FOR THEM!
NOTE: THE FOLLOWING IMAGES BELONG TO STEVE MILLER, I TAKE NO CREDIT FOR THEM!
NOTE: THE FOLLOWING IMAGES BELONG TO STEVE MILLER, I TAKE NO CREDIT FOR THEM!
I think that is either a wall cloud or a scud cloud, I don't know enough about chasing to tell the difference.
This image shows the high base, as well as the edge of the cell.
Here you can see me asking some noobish questions on irc. I don't think that was a tornado, just rain or a low cloud, since it didn't appear to be rotating, and there was no debris cloud.
Lastly here is my favourite image. Steve was under the cell, and the clouds had that twisting shape.
REMEMBER: I TAKE NO CREDIT FOR THESE IMAGES, THEY BELONG TO STEVE, HE STREAMED THEM!
Thats all folks!
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