Other Storm Chaser Accounts For June 03, 2008
Chase Target:
Northern Missouri
SPC Convective Outlook
At 7:59 AM CDT On
June 03, 2008
SPC Tornado Outlook
At 7:59 AM CDT On
June 03, 2008
SPC Storm Reports For June 03, 2008
Rotating Wall Cloud 2 Miles South Of Polo, Missouri
Large Rotating Wall Cloud Located 2 1/2 Miles East Of Bogard, Missouri
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Storm Intercept Summary
I was desperate to get out and chase, so I took today off from work and decided to find some storms in northern Missouri. Things looked promising in this area with a decent chance for tornadoes.
I watched a nice storm develop in Soutwestern Caldwell County, Missouri, near Polo. This storm definately showed some signs of lower level rotation, and producing a pretty good looking wall cloud between the towns of Polo and Bogard.
I followed this supercell thunderstorm into central Carroll County, Missouri, where I witnessed a small needle funnel cloud east of Bogard, Missouri on Highway 65. My view of this feature was obstructed by a hill, so I could not see if this funnel cloud was touching the ground. Therefore, I can only rule it as a funnel cloud and not a tornado.
This was a really nice chase, especially with storm speeds slow enough where I could keep up with this storm. I also haven't done much chasing in Northern Missouri, and the terrain and trees were not that bad in the area I chased in today.
Northwest Missouri Supercell
June 03, 2008
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