June 10th: Kansas Thunderstorms
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Late in the afternoon, convection near Osborne, Kansas (northwest of Salina).
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A new cell tries to develop to the west.
June 11th: Central Kansas Supercell
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An HP supercell develops west of Ellsworth, Kansas.
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An hour later.
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A few minutes later, just west of Ellsworth. The storm soon stalls and becomes outflow-dominated.
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Western end of squall line that developed that evening.
June 12th: Northwest Oklahoma Supercell
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Another HP supercell the next day in northwest Oklahoma, west of Alva.
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An ominous lowering as the storm gets better organized.
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A few minutes later.
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The storm is becoming outflow-dominated.
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Ragged scud clouds at leading edge of cool outflow.
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An hour later, looking north at the southeast-moving storm, as another storm season ends.