The Northland Lecture Tour intercepted a beautifully structured, long lived tornadic supercell in south central South Dakota on June 24th.

Tour 6 struck it rich again today with at least 5 tornadoes, culminating with the violent Aurora, Nebraska tornado.

Tour 6 intercepted a tornadic supercell near Menno, South Dakota. The storm was tornado warned for nearly 5 hours! We caught it from the beginning stages through the entire life cycle of the storm. Likely EF-1 type damage was witnessed in town.

On day 2, Tour 6 hit paydirt near Belpre, Kansas today, intercepting a multivortex/turned cone tornado and another tapered cone tornado!

Tour 5 intercepted two magnificently structured tornado warned supercells in southeast Colorado today.

Tour 4 intercepted a beautifully structured supercell and long lived tornado June 5th near LaGrange, Wyoming.

Although nature has not cooperated with a productive pattern, Tour 3 has still intercepted some fun storms producing photogenic opportunities.

The Great Plains Lecture Tour intercepted a beautiful tornadic supercell in Kay county, Oklahoma on May 13th!

The Great Plains Lecture Tour intercepted tornado warned supercells and day 1 near Montague, Texas and also on day 3 near Marathon, Texas.

The tour 1 jackpot keeps building! We intercepted two tornado warned, well structured storms not far from Stamford, Texas.

Tour 1 intercepted a well-structured supercell that developed in moist upslope flow in Southeast New Mexico on April 28. They are also chasing a tornadic supercell today, April 29, in the Texas panhandle east of Planview. They have witnessed one incredible tornado already. Images forthcoming soon.

The arrival day for Tour 1 proved volatile as early arrivals intercepted two tornadoes near Crawford, Oklahoma. The tour season starts off with a bang!

 

Roger led an on call tour to 2 tornadoes near Geuda Springs, Kansas. We intercepted several beautifully structured supercells as well. (Photos courtesy of Barbara Allen)

Roger Hill led a hearty group on an on call tour into southern Kansas, Saturday March 7th. They intercepted several tornado warned supercells including one that produced the tornado below.

Roger Hill intercepted two damaging tornadoes near Ringgold, TX near the Red River at 6:25 pm CST and another near Rubottom, OK at 7:03 PM CST. This storm would spawn the EF-4 killer Lone Grove, OK tornado an hour later.