When you used to tell me that you chase tornadoes, deep down I thought it was just a metaphor.*

[wxkristin]

Just like every other person living in the general area of the central US, I went storm chasing yesterday.** Actually, it's the first time I've gone storm chasing in basically two years. Around 10:30 am I was debating it, but I was a little hesitant to go seeing i just flew back to OKC around midnight the night before and needed to do such fun

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completely unrelated to storm chasing, but...

[junipar]

I was looking at your flickr photos, and I realized that Christy's wedding WAS at the same place where my friend Tonya got married last year!

(LOVE the red, by the way.)

Re: completely unrelated to storm chasing, but...

[wxkristin]

It was a really nice place.. I liked that everyone there was completely relaxed about everything... I also had no idea how close it was to UNCA until I went there for the rehearsal.

The red does look fantastic in all the pictures.

No shout-out to the nowcaster?

[anonymous]

Glad your drive wasn't completely in vain. Did you hear that the McClain West Texas Mesonet site was hit by that tornado? Pretty cool stuff.

I spent that night watching an inch of pea to quarter sized hail fall into the open hole in our yard with exposed water pipes, literally praying to God that it wouldn't get any bigger. Don't you just love Spring?

~Steph

Re: No shout-out to the nowcaster?

[wxkristin]

at least it adds some excitement to living in the plains states....

open hole have something to do with finding that capped off pipe?

and thanks very much for the nowcasting! you're awesome.

Veronica Mars!

[krustifer]

Ok, so this comment is completely unrelated to your post - which I know nothing about and am clueless, but the pictures were amazing