I can’t believe we’re a few days away from November and the first flakes of snow have already fallen. I had a very successful and enjoyable time storm chasing over the summer months and am saddened that the time for tornadoes is over and the time for blizzards is upon us. I’ve been looking over […]
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Storm Chasing 6-26 NE MN: The Tale of Two Chases
June 29th, 2010
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The setup consisted of very unstable air pooling in the Red River Valley. The wind shear wasn’t very promising but CAPE values were around 2-3K as well as plenty of low level moisture resulting in low LCL and LFC’s. Given the ambient shear wasn’t ideal for tornadic supercells I was a little sketchy on chasing […]
