Ian Sean Livingston
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A visible satellite loop covering the time period from storm initiation through dusk.
We’re on the road in central Kansas watching things unfold this morning as perhaps our best shot to catch a tornado on film comes today.
We’re in Great Bend, Kansas this morning, still waiting out the break in action. More on that later…
We managed to fill our afternoon/early evening yesterday by finding a large brush fire near Ellinwood (named after one of my chase partner’s family), Kansas. The plume showed up on radar, and we used it as an [...]
Counting down till my first storm chasing experience in the central United States. The plan is to be out there for about 10-12 days in May.
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