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Tornado Watch for parts of Kentucky

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I'll have to get the chase car ready...

I'll have to get the chase car ready...

 

We can take my truck...then we can put the thing-a-ma-jig with the little balls in the back. Don't forget your laptop.

We can take my truck...then we can put the thing-a-ma-jig with the little balls in the back. Don't forget your laptop.

 

I need a co-pilot. It's hard to film and take pictures while driving somewhat safely :lol2:

Here's some "raw" footage of me trying to drive and stay on the funnel cloud at the same time...while listening to the Goo Goo Dolls

 

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We can take my truck...then we can put the thing-a-ma-jig with the little balls in the back. Don't forget your laptop.

 

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Might be a funnel. More likely a low hanging skud.

Might be a funnel. More likely a low hanging skud.

 

I leave that part up to Chris Bailey at WKYT. He said there was rotation on radar and it appeared to be a funnel cloud. I only know enough about it to read radar and keep a safe distance :lol2:

I leave that part up to Chris Bailey at WKYT. He said there was rotation on radar and it appeared to be a funnel cloud. I only know enough about it to read radar and keep a safe distance :lol2:

 

I saw his snap shot of the velocity readings at the time, and there was some broad rotation for sure. Every storm is different, so it could have been enough to spin up a quick funnel.

I saw his snap shot of the velocity readings at the time, and there was some broad rotation for sure. Every storm is different, so it could have been enough to spin up a quick funnel.

 

As somewhat of a new (and learning) storm chaser, it was exciting to have something other than rain, hail or lightning. I have now seen one tornado and one funnel. It's exciting but then again, I love storms and weather.

As somewhat of a new (and learning) storm chaser, it was exciting to have something other than rain, hail or lightning. I have now seen one tornado and one funnel. It's exciting but then again, I love storms and weather.

 

Tough to get good views of storms even when they happen here because of the terrain. First time I saw one was pretty surreal.

Tough to get good views of storms even when they happen here because of the terrain. First time I saw one was pretty surreal.

 

I didn't have my good camera with me. Had actually just finished coaching a little league game :lol2:

 

There wasn't really any way to get closer because it happened so fast. It dipped down for maybe one minute.

I didn't have my good camera with me. Had actually just finished coaching a little league game :lol2:

 

There wasn't really any way to get closer because it happened so fast. It dipped down for maybe one minute.

 

If you are really out "chasing" them, I would suggest downloading Radar Scope Pro for your phone. Excellent app with lots of features. It's what I use.

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