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Stopped in for some mexican food for our “last hot meal” for the next day or so most likely.
Written by David Drummond on August 31st, 2008 with 2 comments.
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Stopped in central Texas to fill up the tank and our fuel reserves earlier this evening.
Written by David Drummond on August 31st, 2008 with comments disabled.
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Our first video blog is now online, so I will go ahead and embed it here for you. Recorded earlier this afternoon.
Written by David Drummond on August 31st, 2008 with no comments.
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Myself and Steve Miller Tx are currently heading across Texas to intercept the Russian invasion on our gulf coast. Our preliminary target at this time is Lafeyett, LA, to be adjust as needed of course.
We are packed with enough supplies to be self sufficient for at least a week if needed.
This is also a working gig for us as we have a number of media projects going on this as well as have teamed up with Severe Studios to provide streaming video to various TV outlets.
I most likely won’t be updating this much if at all, but we will be fully covered over on the severe studios website as well as that is the best place for you to watch out streaming video.
Should be a heck of a ride the next 48 hours or so!
Written by David Drummond on August 31st, 2008 with no comments.
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I’ll be heading out here shortly for Clovis NM. This isn’t much of a “forecast”, but I do like that area and maybe a little northwest of there. I think there is a limited window this afternoon for some supercells to pop up along any one of the several outflow boundaries that are very evident on satellite, in particular the one that stretches from NW of Clovis to around Lubbock. I think by the time the storms get into the Lubbock area later it will just be a big wind and rain mess, but maybe something interesting early this afteroon. Wind shear isn’t particularly strong, but the directional shear is very pronounced. A little boundary interaction magic just may be enough to do the trick.
At any rate, it’s not far from home and it’s a nice day to get out. The LIVE ChaseCam will be up and running when we start getting some decent towering CU going.
Written by David Drummond on August 15th, 2008 with no comments.
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