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May 29
2009

Powered by Kansas Wind and a Bored Storm Chaser

Posted by Brian Barnes under Photography, weather, Wind 1 Comment

So what do storm chasers do when the weather is horrible (that is sunny with a light breeze)? They drive around and take artsy photos of anything that they can pass the time with. I snapped a few shots of a wind turbine in NE Kansas last week and made this composite image from them.

Wind Turbine in Central Kansas

Wind Turbine in Central Kansas

The weather pattern as of late has been horrible for storm chasing. We actually went through 8 days of May without even a convective watch from SPC! We saw a low pressure system come in from the Gulf of Mexico over the Florida panhandle and drift to the WEST into the Missouri Valley – it’s almost as if the Earth started spinning backwards. However, there is light at the end of the tunnel – the long range models are hinting that things will be getting back to a more ‘normal’ pattern during June. I hope so!

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1 Comment - Leave a Comment!

  1. Elouise Stapf
    May 22, 2011 at 2:09 pm

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