Chase Log: April 30, 2019 Oklahoma
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Very disappointing day. I targeted southeast Kansas. However, as we drove in that direction, I learned the highway was completely closed for construction. Re-routing would have cost us 30 minutes or so and I made the decision to go to central Oklahoma as my second choice. The red dots (below) are tornado reports. Map updated at 8:50am Wednesday The decision to go to southeast Kansas was excellent. Unfortunately, central Oklahoma was a poor second choice. We managed to find and chase the only rotating storm in that area which was during the rush hour. The storm (very fortunately!) did not produce a tornado. The one dot you see northeast of Oklahoma City occurred before noon -- before we arrived. Well, better luck next time.