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Thursday, May 22, 2008 - 8:31AM CDT 
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Day 4: Potential outbreak across Kansas, Oklahoma
Update 10:38PM CDT: Played the higher CAPE target in the panhandles, and didn't see much. A disappointing day considering what was had up north on the I-70 corridor. Currently in Dodge City for the night, wondering if the models and the SPC are right about redevelopment over us overnight.
Some photos from the day:
"Shear funnel" south of Laverne, OK:
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Struggling towers near Follett, TX:
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First storm of the day near Booker, TX:
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8:31AM CDT: Getting ready to leave Amarillo in a few minutes, heading northeast. Updates to this blog will probably become more sporadic due to the major chase days - but should be able to post quick updates at the start and end of each day.
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 | GOOD LUCK AND STAY SAFE. I HOPE YOU SEE SOME GOOD STORMS AND GET SOME GREAT VIDEO. SALLY R
- Posted by SALLY R | |  | |
Safe Driving and Fun Chasing...
- Posted by Tom M | | | |
Looking forward to the results, have a great time Dan.
- Posted by Mick from United Kingdom | | | |
I'm visiting your website every day, thank you for great videos and photos. I hope you intercept great storms today. God bless you!
- Posted by L Lee from Arizona | | | |
Hey Dan - Good call today with the High Risk out there. Can't wait to see what you come up with!
Spencer
- Posted by Spencer from Huntington | | | |
Thanks everyone, I appreciate the comments! We'll be here at least through Sunday, with several more good chances in the next few days.
- Posted by Dan R. from Dodge City, KS | | | |
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