Chasing HP supercells is often frustrating for us because we don’t typically do the dangerous thing and go up into the mess to try to glimpse a tornado. The truth is, most tornadoes within the heart of all of that rain won’t be that impressive for the camera and that content won’t have much value to our education mission. But what does make me happy is when an HP supercell is as colorful and textured as this one was in the Texas Panhandle on an April storm chase years ago. When that happens, the

Even when you are careful, sometimes situations in storm chasing just turn dangeorous! On this day, we were chasing a wet-classic supercell that was definitely on the way to becoming HP. Thanks to a lake to our east, we only had a highway west and a highway going north. As we watched the supercell churn over the landscape near Brownwood, Texas — the rear-flank downdraft intensified rapidly, signaling the transition to a HP supercell was beginning. Unfortunately, we had waited too long taking in

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