Very understandable Tom. It's an incredibly sad time, and hard to just pick up where you left off this time yesterday. Stay safe, give yourselves some time to reflect and recover a bit.
Sadly, this has been confirmed by Jim Samaras, Tim's brother. Tragic news for all involved, and our thoughts and condolences are with the family and friends of Tim and Paul Samaras and Carl Young.
It's simplest to renew when prompted by the end of your current sub, we can take manual payments, but as the office isn't a 24 hour operation we can't guarantee being around to take the call :-)
Ian
The flag is set to live Tom, the connection has been temperamental around that area, it may be down to sheer volume of users on the network. Good luck today!
A small hint of chaser butt here and there, but otherwise safe Neil. Though the site of most of the team in just shorts before they have caught any sun might be too much to stomach...
HI Paul, it's always good to see guests blogging, and you can grab any of my shots from Tour 2 in the gallery here to use if you want. Just credit them to Netweather, and grab a few.
Ian
It will arrive Paul, it's pretty cool too. Plus they hold your details, so if you chase again next year you can just enter your tag number and rebook.
Having tried a number of brokers and underwriters, Dog Tag are the best option at the moment.
Ian
Nobody wanted to see this MD issued today - http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md0749.html
"STORMS WILL RAPIDLY DEVELOP ALONG THE ADVANCING COLD FRONT WHICH ALSO INTERSECTS THE OUTFLOW BOUNDARY IN THE NEXT FEW HOURS...AND ARE EXPECTED TO QUICKLY GROW UPSCALE INTO A DAMAGING MCS. WIND GUSTS OVER HURRICANE FORCE...WIND DRIVEN HAIL...AND A FEW TORNADOES WILL BE POSSIBLE AS THE SYSTEM MATURES AND FORWARD PROPAGATES ACROSS A LARGE PART OF NRN TX AND INTO THE ARKLATEX THIS EVENING."
Initiation is expected in the next couple of hours
We can only hope that the worst is confined to open land with no further loss of life or injury.
It was another awesome day... It's silly o'clock here and we are up early tomorrow, so no time to make it prettier I'm afraid.... This a 12 shot stitch of the storm that kept us entertained for a few hours this afternoon.