Jimmy Sienicki

@JustonStrmRider @SimonStormRider I know Rozel is one of the best examples of it working. I think Mulvane was too? I’m assuming the setups that don’t slop out are the ones where the moisture profile isn’t a horribly mixed inverted v.

Since you mentioned it, might as well go into some of the misnomers regarding “just in time” moisture setups. There are plenty of examples like this one where the “just in time” moisture did end up working out, even though I’ve seen discourse with people saying they never pan out. That isn’t entirely true, as you can see here. What ultimately determine if “just in time” moisture works is what is the storm mode when the moisture finally arrives. These types of setups fail when everything becomes an outflow dominant slopfest before the moisture gets there. Once convection has become that, it normally is a point of no return. If relatively isolated supercells develop and then remain when the good air arrives, then things can get crazy pretty quickly.

#weatherpicofday @JustonStrmRider & I documented 3 twisters from a cyclic supercell Southwest of San Antonio, Texas OTD 14 years ago, March 19, 2012. The most significant tornado (pictured) hit the community of Devine. #TXwx

@Sam362899039981 None of these.

In your own opinion what do you guys think the best storm chasing terrain is the best for chasing?

@JustonStrmRider @SimonStormRider Oh wow that’s quite an extreme example of just in time moisture.

@Get_EMLd @SimonStormRider

Yuma, Colorado - August 8, 2023

@CameronJNixon This is amazing

Anyway here's a map of all EF2+ tornado soundings for select locations across the U.S.

@lorigracewx Any photo of Gary

I could title this: what's a photo you see and immediately want to slam your head into the steering wheel because you missed this?

When you’re chasing this year, really try to eat at local restaurants. The world doesn’t need more Chipotle’s or Starbucks. It needs more original and locally owned restaurants

@WxGabe Of course it’s when I have two exams

Global models agree that severe weather is unlikely through the end of March. But as others have noted, the beginning of April is looking quite interesting. The Euro is forecasting a move into the “tornado hot zone” (Phases 1 & 2) of the Madden-Julian Oscillation. We shall see!

@skydrama That pattern looks familiar 👀

What is up, sub-tropical jet 🫡

I need to aura farm as much as possible this year

Omaha to Chicago Some guy I just ate breakfast with on the train had his train delayed in Omaha on 4/26/24 lmao.

@ShaneMuckey @oldscarf1stweek Good thing I have a huge stockpile of them. That and I transfer most of my footage to my computer.

@oldscarf1stweek are SD cards higher??? fuck!!!!!!! I haven't made my B and H order yet.

The price of SD cards and gasoline is the real tragedy for storm chasing this year

Can we not

@wxsteven @tornadotrx @oldscarf1stweek Maybe it was someone else. What I will say though is that I personally rank both 8/8/23 and 7/28/25 higher than 4/26. The main reason being storm motions.

@Get_EMLd @tornadotrx @oldscarf1stweek Don’t think I did. 6/23 was the best day of 2023 but not of the 2020s

Best Storm Chase Day of the 2020s

Dixon is that you?

@wxsteven @tornadotrx @oldscarf1stweek Didn’t you also say 6/28 was better than 4/26 if I remember correctly lol

@Get_EMLd @tornadotrx @oldscarf1stweek No. Nothing from the 2020s can compete with a day where you could have seen damn near a dozen visible/photogenic tornadoes that were all easily chaseable within a 100 mile radius AND on a great road network.

@tornadotrx @oldscarf1stweek Granada

@Get_EMLd @oldscarf1stweek I can’t even tell you what happens on this date so no it does not

@wxsteven @tornadotrx @oldscarf1stweek Granada