Other Storm Chaser Accounts For June 06, 2014
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Chase Target:
Liberal, Kansas
SPC Convective Outlook
At 7:45 AM CDT On
June 06, 2014
SPC Tornado Outlook
At 7:45 AM CDT On
June 06, 2014
SPC Storm Reports For June 06, 2014
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YouTube Video From Stephen Henry Of The Lakin/Deerfield, Kansas Tornado!
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Storm Intercept Summary
Wow, it is a long drive across Kansas, but once again it was well worth the trip. I know, you are saying why would you drive across Kansas for a slight risk of severe thunderstorms. Well, it is June, and the South Central United States severe weather season will be coming to an end for another year. I made the trek to the area between Liberal, Kansas and Garden City, Kansas when severe storms developed. This is a pretty sweet area in which to chase storms, because of the wide open views. That is if you can stand the constant hum of irrigation pumps running in the background. I was treated to an awesome photogenic wall cloud which later put down a tornado Northwest of Deerfield, Kansas. I was not very close to the tornado at all, but I could see a funnel cloud from my location. This tornado was later rated an EF0 mainly because it did not cause any damage to anything and it was very shortlived. A short time later, the severe storm gusted out, and I was treated to one of the most awesome shelf clouds I have ever seen. The only downside of this chase day is having to drive home across Kansas in heavy downpouring rain.
Deerfield, Kansas Tornado!
June 06, 2014
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