Two hours later at 21:45z storm that will create the Hanover, KS tornado is the dominant cell to the north with overshooting tops clearly visible.
By 19:45z the dryline is clearly evident and the cell that will be the big producer is gaining strength near Salina, KS
It's fun to go back and look at the progression of a big tornado day using the visible satellite images. Here at 15:55z we see the morning setup.
Doug Keisling of BNVN caught this nice elephant trunk tornado today near Hanover, KS. So far today there have been over twenty reports of tornadoes in central and northeastern KS.
Also today Tony L's 7news Storm Chaser Blog with Roger Hill and Tim Samaras went live at:
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/stormchasersblog/index.html
Tony always does the best job of describing the mood and the feel of each and every moment of the chase so it'll be great for a bigger audience to read his awesome posts!
November 2024 Storm Chasing Recap
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