Probably one of the easiest chases you could draw up.  The target area was small – northeast Texas Panhandle – and nature cooperated.  We worked west through Seiling, Vici, Arnett, and Higgins, Texas, which is just about the quickest way to get there from here.  A well structured supercell became visible as we entered Texas.  The storm was still quite a bit west of us – near Canadian – and it chose to basically sit there for the next several hours.

Our first stop came just northeast of Glazier when we observed what we thought was a tornado to our west southwest.  Chasers closer to the storm later said that only a well developed funnel cloud had formed.

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Around 5:45 pm, we moved to near the south end of the Hemphill County Airport which is located just southwest of Canadian.  From this location, we observed three more tornadoes in just under one hour.  One of the tornadoes was rather strong looking, and all generally tracked slowly from east to west just to the northwest of Canadian.

We roamed an area about 13 miles long and 5 miles wide between 3:24 and 6:38 pm.  It’s not often that your legs will start getting tired standing outside the car on a storm chase.