June 24th promised some intense supercells in Colorado and nature did not disappoint. Mid afternoon saw storms erupt on the south side of the Cheyenne Ridge north of Ft Morgan. These became severe and supercellular quickly, eventually resulting in a tornado warning south of Brush. As the supercells moved south, they encountered drier air and weakened. Then another storm formed on an outflow boundary north of Haxtun and became tornadic. Several tornado reports came in as we blasted north. When we got within 15 miles, you could make out the broad cone shaped funnel, but could not confirm touch down. As we got close, of course, the storm weakened. Other storms formed along the outflow boundary to our west and also became severe. Quite the sight at sunset watching the raging supercell with lightning strafing across the sky!

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