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Storm Chase Videos from 2021-2023
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 KANSAS AFTER DARK: May 24, 2021 A massive supercell with a huge inflow tail puts on an insane post-sunset show for our chase group! |  COLD RFD: May 26, 2021 A cyclic supercell with a cold RFD surge just southwest of Hays, KS. |  KANSAS SHELFIE: May 26, 2021 After producing a large tornado, our supercell became an HP beast back building on the warm front. |
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 BLUE SUNSET SUPERCELL: A beautifully sculpted updraft in Western Kansas. The surface inversion already set in, so no tornadoes, but still a great show! |  CLEAR FALL DAY: A crystal clear fall afternoon at a lake in rural Iowa. |  WEDGE: May 26, 2021 A cyclic supercell finally produces a wedge tornado just southeast of Hays, KS. |
 IOWA STATE SHELFIE: A massive shelf cloud engulfs the city of Ames and the campus of Iowa State University. |  ROPE OUT: May 26, 2021 Tornado in the rope out phase just southeast of Hays, KS. |  SMOOTH STRUCTURE: An elevated supercell putting out some spectacular structure just east of Northwood, IA. |
 FRONTED: Leading edge of the gust front associated with an elevated supercell near Northwood, IA. |  SMOOTH STUCTURE 2: Laminar, smooth base underneath an elevated supercell near Northwood, IA. |  THE OBERLIN, KS MOTHERSHIP: Not much elaboration needed. Simply the best supercell strucutre I've seen to date. |
 OBERLIN IN THE MAKING: The Oberlin, KS, supercell in the making on a classic rural Kansas highway. |  CONVECTIVE BOMB: May 26, 2021 simply couldn't get much better! Looking back southeast toward a massive towering supercell to our southeast. |  FADING: An LP supercell succumbs to mid-level dry air and a capping inversion. |
 DERECHO #4: July 5, 2022 Intercepted the fourth derecho to impact Iowa in just two years just north of Pocahontas. |  OSAGE IN THE EVENING: Wrapping up our Northern Iowa chase with some high based storms put on a pretty sunset. |  STRIKE ZONE: Classic supercell near Abilene, KS with a CG bolt on April 29, 2022. |
 CORN SHREDDER: A flattened cornfield near Slater, IA, following the August 2020 derecho. |  TOPPLED: High-tension power poles toppled over just east of Slater, IA following the August 2020 derecho. |  MINNESOTA SHORT STACK: A tornadic supercell with several striations in southern Minnesota in June 2020. |
 TOWERING HIGH: A high-based storm forms in Northern Iowa in late May 2022. |  THE LITTLE LP THAT COULD: A beautiful LP supercell in Northwest Kansas struggling to maintain itself against a strengthening cap. |  2020'S LAST GASP: Final chase of the 2020 season in Northwest Iowa with a severe warned supercell. |
 RURAL STORM AT SUNSET: Outflow dominant storms paint a gorgeous sunset in Northwest Iowa. |  SEPTEMBER SHELFIE: Severe warned storms with a massive shelf cloud between Ames and Marshalltown in 2019. |  ISU FRESH COAT: February 2019 fresh snowfall. |
 PANHANDLE ANVIL: Up close and personal next to the anvil of a cumulonimbus cloud in the Texas Panhandle. Photo: Trey Fulbright |  TURBULENCE AHEAD: Flew over severe storms in the Texas Panhandle March 2017 on my way to Denver, CO. Photo: Trey Fulbright |
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