All I got are crappy ones, hopefully you guys have better ones.
May 19th, 2010.
The northernmost storm of the first round this afternoon had some rotation and a little wall cloud/lowering on the SW edge of it as it passed over far northern Okmulgee county and into Tulsa county. It petered out pretty quick, no funnels. It looked to be really weak and not organized, but it was rotating like all the other storms today.
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Couple hours later as it got too dark to see there was a mean looking wall cloud with good rotation in the Keifer area. Pretty good inflow winds going into it. Fairly large number of chasers converged in the area, I stayed out of their way (flashing lights are not cops, they are chasers). It was too dark to get decent pictures. It was really much darker than the pictures show. It really looked like a tornado could drop at any time from this one, but no funnels from my vantage point. It was meaner looking than my crappy pics let on.
May 19th, 2010.
The northernmost storm of the first round this afternoon had some rotation and a little wall cloud/lowering on the SW edge of it as it passed over far northern Okmulgee county and into Tulsa county. It petered out pretty quick, no funnels. It looked to be really weak and not organized, but it was rotating like all the other storms today.
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Couple hours later as it got too dark to see there was a mean looking wall cloud with good rotation in the Keifer area. Pretty good inflow winds going into it. Fairly large number of chasers converged in the area, I stayed out of their way (flashing lights are not cops, they are chasers). It was too dark to get decent pictures. It was really much darker than the pictures show. It really looked like a tornado could drop at any time from this one, but no funnels from my vantage point. It was meaner looking than my crappy pics let on.
