May 21: Northeast Colorado Supercell
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Supercell develops over Denver and moves slowly east-northeast.
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Cloudburst over the wide-open plains northeast of Denver.
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The storm moves slowly over farms and grazing land for several hours.
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Lowerings like this one are soon shredded by a cool gust front racing ahead of the main rain core.
May 22: Eastern New Mexico Storm
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Unusual lighting conditions on a storm in far eastern New Mexico.
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Spring thunderstorm near Nara Vista, New Mexico.
May 24: New Mexico Thunderstorm
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Thunderstorm over the high plains of northeastern New Mexico.
May 26: Southwest Texas Supercells
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Supercell forms mid-afternoon in southwest Texas.
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Ragged, dusty storm between Lamesa and Big Spring.
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Very scenic storm as it moves east-southeast.
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Chase tour group enjoys the view.
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HP Supercell approaching Big Spring, Texas.
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Shelf cloud becomes ragged as the heavy rain core blasts cold air outward.
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New storm approaches Highway 87 near Sterling City, south of Big Spring.
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At dusk, a third storm approaches Route 163 southwest of Sterling.