Just had this forwarded to me:
Mike Bettes with the Weather Channel was in Hays, KS this morning doing a live remote about the Vortex2 Project.
The MSNBC crew was also downtown this morning and in Hays doing stories about Vortex2. Many crews and storm chaser vehicles came to Hays over the weekend as part of the Vortex2 project.
Click the link to see the video and click the photo images to see photos taken by Bruce Burkholder.
The MSNBC crew was also downtown this morning and in Hays doing stories about Vortex2. Many crews and storm chaser vehicles came to Hays over the weekend as part of the Vortex2 project.
Click the link to see the video and click the photo images to see photos taken by Bruce Burkholder.
It's always exciting when the Discovery Channel tornado chasers set up their headquarters in Hays during the summers. Given a clear blue sky, the chasers are patient with the kids crawling all over the TIV2. (As they pointed out, if it can stand high winds no 9-year-olds are going to do it much harm!) The chasers answer all kinds of questions from the kids and the adults. They've emphasized the importance of kids taking as many math and science classes as possible if the kids want get into that line of work.
Read the Hays adventures(?) of The Weather Channel's Mike Bettes here.
Meanwhile, here's more dust and wind from Kansas. Oldie but goodie, but maybe you prefer thunder . . .
posted by Cheryl Shepherd-Adams
