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Three storm chasers killed in Dickens County, Texas crash

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SPUR, TEXAS - Three people were killed in a two-vehicle crash west of Spur, Texas, according to two sources will knowledge of the tragedy.

 

A black suburban driving north on FM 1081 went through a stop sign and collided with a black jeep that was heading westbound on FM 2794 around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, DPS Sgt. John Gonzalez confirmed.

 

Prominent Storm Chaser Jeff Piotrowski tweeted the three victims were fellow storm chasers. They were pronounced dead at the scene, according to law enforcement.

Tragedy strikes our community once again, confirming 3 storm chasers killed west of Spur TX. Now is the time to pray not share names.#txwx — Jeff Piotrowski (@Jeff_Piotrowski) March 28, 2017.

 

According to the ZoomRadar Storm Chaser map one of those involved is a prominent storm chaser who has been featured on the WeatherChannel. It matches almost exactly with the highway numbers in this article. The map is showing the vehicle of Kelly Williamson's vehicle sitting just off the side of the road at the intersection. Hopefully, I'm wrong because I have watch Mr. Williamson's reports on the Weatherchannel and have watched some of his storm chasing on the Storm Chaser Map.

 

Three storm chasers killed in Dickens County crash | WFAA.com

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I was following the severe weather in Texas on twitter when the news came out and his name was mentioned as possibly being in the crash. I immediately went to the storm chaser map and saw where his vehicle was located.

Never mind I found a link...I'm hooked!!!

 

Its very addictive.

Its very addictive.

 

Yes it is, looking forward to some daytime storms now.

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Yes it is, looking forward to some daytime storms now.

 

You should get your chance today and especially tomorrow. Looks like it maybe very serious tomorrow.

You should get your chance today and especially tomorrow. Looks like it maybe very serious tomorrow.

 

I hope no one is injured, but I'll admit I love to watch storms.

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It is confirmed that Kelly Williamson was one of the storm chasers who died.

@nWo. As much as you love the weather, is storm chasing you have done, or would ever consider doing?

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@nWo. As much as you love the weather, is storm chasing you have done, or would ever consider doing?

I've thought about it but never have done it.

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