A little bit of an odd chase.  Conditions were favorable for supercell storms across western Oklahoma, and I left not long after Noon for Woodward.  It appeared that storm development would occur fairly early in the afternoon, and that was indeed the case.

A little after 2:30 pm, I stopped a few miles west of Woodward and spent almost a full hour observing storm development along the dryline in Ellis County.  The storms themselves were not particularly strong, but it did give me a long duration segment of video for time lapse.

Around 4:30 pm, I drifted south into Roger Mills County as a couple of strong storms had evolved over the northwest part of the county.  These had small diameter updrafts and appeared to be struggling.  I changed my target once again and drove south into Sayre, Oklahoma.  A storm had become severe just southwest of the city and looked promising for a time.  Arriving in Sayre I found the updraft had split and both the right and left movers were quickly shrinking.
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At this point, the dryline play was looking a little shaky.  There wasn’t much left except for a handful of left moving storms tracking north from northwest Texas.  These looked like they had the potential to produce some very large hail and I started east through Washita County.

Between 6:45 and 7:45 pm, I intercepted a couple of left moving supercells.  The first was the most impressive as it tracked north just to the east of Cloud Chief.  This storm had a very impressive updraft and lowered base on the north side of the storm.  The largest hail I ended up finding on the trip was 1.58 inches in Corn.