Days 7-9 down or travel. Operations on Day 10-12 in central Oklahoma, and west-northwest Oklahoma.
Mission scientist Paul Markowski (PSU) showed how V2 was going to set up dual-Doppler lobes to try and catch fast moving storms on May 10, 2010. Credit: Robin Tanamachi
Credit: Mike Coniglio
VORTEX2 lined up in Stroud, OK. Credit: Susan Cobb
Credit: Susan Cobb
Sean Waugh talks to Dan Henry, meteorologist from Fox News Dallas. Credit: Susan Cobb
NO-XP makes the first deployment near Meeker, OK. Credit: Susan Cobb
Credit: Mike Coniglio
Credit: Mike Coniglio
Credit: Mike Coniglio
Disdrometer 2 was blown into a ditch during the storm. Credit: Robin Tanamachi
Credit: Susan Cobb
Sherman Frederickson, NSSL, works on the instrument racks on top of the probes, AKA mobile mesonets. Credit: Robin Tanamachi
The SR-1 radar team. Credit: Robin Tanamachi
The Weather Channel’s Mike Bettes and Greg Forbes on top of the CIRPAS radar. Credit: Robin Tanamachi
May 12, 2010 TWC. Credit: Robin Tanamachi
Nolan Atkins, Lyndon State University, documents their location through HD photographs and video. We are near Cordell, OK. Credit: Susan Cobb
Credit: Susan Cobb
W-band radar scans a storm near Willow, Oklahoma. Credit: Robin Tanamachi
