5/11/2012 – Red Oak, Texas Sub-Severe Thunderstorm
This day wasn’t supposed to be a chase day, but when a severe thunderstorm developed unexpectedly about thirty minutes to his northwest, David Reimer couldn’t resist the opportunity to get some storm photography. By the time the storms reached David, they were well below severe limits, but still provided a photography opportunity just minutes from his house.
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5/06/2012 – Jacksboro, Texas Supercell/Bow Echo
Texas Storm Chasers’ David Reimer and Jenny Brown spent the afternoon taking photos of pop-up thunderstorms along with Bellevue, Texas before a cell finally took hold and became severe just before sunset in Jack County, Texas. The duo intercepted the severe storm in Perrin, TX where they observed power flashes, tree damage, and measured a 54 MPH wind gust.
5/04/2012 – Cisco, Texas Supercell + Lightning
Texas Storm Chasers’ David Reimer embarked on a local chase on May 4, 2012. Storms formed just before 4 PM in Throckmorton County, Texas. He witnessed brief supercellular characteristics before bugging south to avoid large hail. After being treated to a beautiful sunset with mammatus, he took several lightning photos.
4/30/2012 – Severe Storms cause Dust Storm – Memphis, TX
Texas Storm Chasers’ David Reimer was located mile of Memphis, TX taking lightning photography when he noticed a outflow boundary quickly progressing to the south. It wasn’t long before a small amount of dust was noted under the shelf cloud. In anticipation of strong winds, he set up his video cameras. He didn’t expect what eventually came of this haboob.
4/29/2012 – Vehicle destroyed by Monster Hail – Levelland, TX
Texas Storm Chasers’ Connor McCrorey ventured out to play in the hail on April 29, 2012. A significant hail barrage north of Levelland, TX left him with quite a bit of damage to the vehicle he was traveling in today! The roads all flooded very quickly, with several feet of water suddenly rushing over the highways, picking up hail and making for an eerie scene.
4/14/2012 – Argonia, KS Wedge Tornado
Texas Storm Chasers’ Connor McCrorey this large wedge tornado shortly after sunset from a cyclic supercell in extreme southern Kansas during the April 14, 2012 Tornado Outbreak that affected Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska. This was one of the tornadoes produced by the supercell that would go on to produce tornadoes in WIchita, Kansas. All of this footage will be included in the Texas Storm Chasers 2012 Storm Footage DVD.
- 5/11/2012 – Red Oak, Texas Sub-Severe Storm
- 5/06/2012 – Jacksboro, Texas Bow Echo
- 5/04/2012 – Cisco, Texas Supercell
- 4/30/2012 – Memphis, TX Dust Storm
- 4/29/2012 – Levelland, TX Hail Storm
- 4/14/2012 – Argonia, KS Tornado
16 May 2012
5/11/2012 – Red Oak, Texas Sub-Severe Thunderstorm
This day wasn’t supposed to be a chase day, but when a severe thunderstorm developed unexpectedly about thirty minutes to his northwest, David Reimer couldn’t resist the opportunity to get some storm photography. By the time the storms reached David, they were well below severe limits, but still provided a photography opportunity just minutes from his house.
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