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| Attempt #1 |
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| Attempt #2 |
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| Attempt #3 and success! Supercell is born and going strong! |
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| Sucking moisture off the ground under its base. |
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| Perfect. |
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| Subi's second supercell! |
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| Very organized forward flank with rear flank peeking in far left. |
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| Rear flank (RFD) left of center starting to rotate around small wall cloud. |
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| Wall cloud/scud extends further to the surface as RFD gets closer! |
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| Rotating around the wall cloud. Great structure! |
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| Wrapped in rain. RFD has now occluded the wall cloud/funnel. |
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| A second RFD develops left of center near Ellsworth, KS. |
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| Sucking in lots of moisture! |
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| Great structure on this supercell. |
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| Ragged wall cloud. |
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| Third RFD wrapping around wall cloud, trying to produce...again. |
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| Wrap, wrap, wrap! |
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| Very close to producing, but alas it wasn't to be. |
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| Storm kept sucking moisture off the ground! Gypsum Hills are annoying! |
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| Some old ruins. |
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| Mature, very strong supercell. Look at the waves of the mid-level inflow! |
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| Textbook structure on the mesocyclone. |
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| A closer peek! |
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| Attempt four at a tornado. |
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| Getting ragged again. |
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| North of Abilene, still great structure, but all shrouded and rain, outflow dominant. |
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| Fantastic mammatus show south of Manhattan. |
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| Elevated and pretty at sunset! |
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| Not a great photo, but I picked up the family. This is a shot from my 11 month old's first storm chase! |
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| It is upon us! My son's first core punch! :) |
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| First attempt at producing a tornado. |
