7 June 2018 – Severe Thunderstorms Southeast Wyoming

I started the day in Goodland, Kansas and made the long drive north across far southwest Nebraska, northeast Colorado and into southeast Wyoming. The general area between Lusk and La Grange appeared favorable for severe storms – and with a little luck, something pretty photogenic. The first organized development occurred just south of Chugwater and made slow progress northeast to near Torrington:

The storm itself never looked that great, but it was nice enough when combined with the beautiful green country of southeast Wyoming. I followed it northeast while observing a considerable amount of cloud to ground lightning strikes and some small hail.

It’s funny some of the things you come across while roaming the plains… like this old Denver fire engine:

I came across an old Huntley, WY school. I would like to know more about the history of this school. For a town that has less than 100 people, this building was huge. And there were many more large buildings. This school looked capable of holding several hundred students at one time:

I met up with Pete, Dan and Bernie just northeast of Torrington where we watched numerous areas of storms develop and weaken all directions from us. We were even treated to some mammatus, half inch hail and a high base funnel from our original storm as it weakened overhead.

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