Mmmm... nothing like some chocolate cool whip pudding pie after a ho-made smoked pulled pork sandwich!
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Mmmm... nothing like some chocolate cool whip pudding pie after a ho-made smoked pulled pork sandwich!
The stud worked, and I can assemble the rear diff now when I get enough of them. Parts store/warehouse screwed up and only provided one box of ten when two boxes of ten were ordered.
Hanging out waiting to see if this storm is gonna spin off a tornado.
Half the storm chasers on front range are in area, don't think it gonna happen.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...050344f309.jpg
That's a cool shot, Lobo.
How long has the wall cloud been developed?
So instead of tornado(storm ran outta gas) we got lightening started fire in wheat stubble next field over.
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Sounds like you're having a fun time out there.
Glad the wheel stud saga is ending before it began.
Storm chasers are probably looking for things to get going tomorrow.
The one in the pic at least 30mins, it had formed 30mins previous to that, split, one fizzled right off and the remaining one became that pic.Quote:
Originally Posted by OtterbatHellcat
Plenty of in flow, just not enough shear/energy to really spin up. If it had formed 10 miles southwest of Yuma/Akron it would make the news. We get a front row seat of the formation of the storms that hammer Yuma/Akron.
The ridge 3 miles west of us appears to affect the majority of thunder storms we see. It appears to be a stall point for most all but the most intense t-storms we see. They either push north or south if they don't stall completely.
Better than TV and we get rainbows.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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Another one. This one is a behemoth like 24" tall too. I don't understand this trend of upside down porch lights.
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