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It was a tough day for supercells, at least where we were. There was quite a bit of low level cloud garbage around relatively early, so when we did get on a storm, it was hard to see the structure. Our first storm looked good for a little while, but then just became part of an MCS-type blob, and eventually went more squall line. Once it went squall line, we did get to see some nice shelf-cloud structure in that storm, and we saw a nice wall cloud (albeit almost totally rain wrapped) in another. So the day wasn't a total loss. We did 707 miles from Minot, ND to Sioux City, IA. Shelf cloud that formed after the storms went linear Another shot of the shelf cloud The sky was a really strange color The squall line Windmill from a wind farm we drove past about 6 times We ended in Sioux City |
