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e-mail the chase team at: ObservationZero@aol.com.
Allan, I'm really anxious to hear how things go with this year's chase. I'm rooting for you all, and best wishes for a safe and productive season. Good luck with OZ, ....go get em!!! Deah Blevens - funyfarm@hit.net
Good luck finding the 'naders. the reporting looks great. LOVED the Oz from above shot. stellar! be safe and give my regards to the crew. Ken Leslie - KEN@SSC-ONLINE.COM
Allan, doing a great job of creative shooting.....as usual! Good luck in finding the storms. I look forward to seeing it all.
David T. Foster III
Hello all. Sounds like the MESO group is doing something very worthwhile. I have shaky (car tripod) video of the entire life of this tornado. It was my closest, most clear view of a tornado yet. Text book developing clear slot that wrapped around and then killed the tornado, but it was on the ground for some time, was almost always in view, and highlights what has been a disappointing chase season up till now. Anyway, the point is, I will be sending what I can in an effort to help these people. I hope some of the others (there were several) on this storm will do the same. We took, now we can give back. It's interesting that the MESO author used the words Silver Lining, as there was a tour group around this storm that goes by the same name.
James Fuller
Allan, Just finished viewing your great home page. You and your group seem to really appreciate storms as we at SPC do. Glad I had the opportunity to provide a quick tour of our confined operations. You can reach me at jhales@mailcity.com. If you are interested you can check out www.Hales.net, as it is our family home page which includes some shots of weather gone by, including May 3rd damage.
Jack Hales
Hello!! This is Nikki from the Enid Texaco. Just wondering if ya'll saw or did anything cool. I went to your site, and you have some pretty awesome pics!! Keep me updated!!
Nikki
I'm Doug's mom - the Doug in the Beta group this year. Love the pic's on Allan's D.'s site on the web page. We're extremely happy Doug is able to join in this unique adventure. Keep on chasin' and we'll keep watchin'! Celeste Elick - celick@one.net
Dear Dad, I really liked your storm chasing pictures. Mom said we might get to go with you next year.
With all my love,
Just finished looking at the pics through day 13. Almost feel like I came along for the ride! Some spectacular clouds, cells. I feel the thrill. Cool that you visited the storm center in Norman. Especially like the pic of the cow on the hill with the storm brewing in the background. Helpless potential victim. Weather forecast for your area looks like you might have something brewing tonite/tomorrow. Good luck to all.
Well it looks like you guys had fun the last couple weeks:), sorry I could'nt attend, but next year will be my year & you'll will see me:) Great pics ALLAN, I eave for Dallas TX in 11 days:), I was approved for my new job yippie!!!!!! so I'm dallas bound. Now If I could only afford the Ford Excursion I so badly need. Hey Grizz your the truck man here, how about a $40,000 dollar loan Please?? LOL Well Nancy, send me your number when you get a chance so we can chat:)
Jason Breakiron
I visited your web site and was aghast for several minutes, the work you that you all do is one of a labor of love - there is just no way else to even comprehend it. I've had a corner in my heart where I've felt that it would be great to do, and I've looked in the mirror and asked, could I do it? The answer is I don't think so.... So I further applaud you and your team for providing such value to all of our lives in trying to understand something so fundamental and so dangerous. It begs to take up the fight for you and get some kind of federal funding for what you do. The reason for this e-mail is to find out how I could have you or your team speak at my step-son's school in Plano, Texas?
Thank You!
e-mail the chase team at: ObservationZero@aol.com.
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