This day was the first of three consecutive chases, over a four day period, that were all incredibly uninteresting.  This despite the fact that I observed tornado warned storms on all three days.

When I left around Noon for my dry line target in Kansas, a few storms had developed over Kiowa and Comanche counties in southwest Oklahoma.  These were well away from any identifiable boundaries, and I didn’t give them much thought as I continued to my target area.

When I crossed into Kansas at 2 pm, the southwest Oklahoma storms had intensified and new development had occurred to the west and southwest of Enid.  I still couldn’t see a good reason for the storms to be there, and didn’t give them much hope for lasting very long.  I continued north and west toward the original target area.

I passed through Kingman, KS at 3 pm.  Tornado producing storms in Oklahoma were now out of reach.  There was strong development occurring along I-70 which was also out of reach.  My hope was on new development that was occurring along the dry line just east of Dodge City.
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I fueled up in Pratt at 4:15 pm.  A severe storm within reach had formed west and northwest of Medicine Lodge.  The storm’s visual appearance was encouraging.  Unfortunately, the storm peaked just after reaching severe levels and began to shrivel as it tracked northeast.  Something wasn’t right.  I am still not quite sure what was missing in the most obvious target area.

At 6 pm, the decision was made to abandon the area I was in and start toward the Kansas/Oklahoma border.  The hope became that I could intercept a tornado warned storm moving slowly north northeast across Grant County in Oklahoma.

At 7:40 pm, I dropped south out of Caldwell, Kansas and was greeted to beautiful supercell structure which was just northwest of Renfrow, Oklahoma.  The storm still looked capable of producing a tornado.  Once again, the hope of seeing something special faded away quickly as the storm became cluttered with nearby development and started to weaken as it crossed the state line.

I made one last stop after dark near Goltry, Oklahoma to view an elevated supercell over Alfalfa County.