SPC Convective Outlook
At 7:32 AM CDT On
April 06, 2006
SPC Tornado Outlook
At 7:32 AM CDT On
April 06, 2006
SPC Storm Reports For April 06, 2006
Looking West At A Forming Wall Cloud Just South Of Caney, Kansas
Looking North At A Wall Cloud Near South Mound, Kansas
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Tulsa NWS Nexrad Radar 5:13 P.M.
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Storm Intercept Summary

    Today was quite the day.  I headed west out of Pittsburg, Kansas in the early afternoon.  I proceeded to the area around Thayer, Kansas, where I checked data.  After checking data I decided to move south to near Independence, Kansas, as prospects were better for tornadoes to form in north central Oklahoma.  A fast moving supercell had formed in northeast Oklahoma, located to the southwest of Bartlesville.  I proceeded to make my way to the southeast of Independence, Kansas, in order to stay out of the direct path of the supercell.  I intercepted this supercell for the first time a couple miles northeast of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and then paralled it for a bit until I got to the town of Caney, Kansas, located on the Kansas/Oklahoma border.  A small, not well-defined wall cloud formed with this storm to the east of Caney, Kansas.  The supercell kept up it's fast movement of approximately 45-50 MPH.  The supercell went through some cycling, and the road network was not great in that part of Kansas.  I intercepted the storm again north of Parsons, Kansas, where I saw another well-defined wall cloud near South Mound, Kansas.  I did not see any tornadoes today, but the chase was well worth it!!
Tri-State Storm Chase
April 06, 2006
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