Jeff Bartlett
@JeffStormjockey
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Severe Weather Observer and Photographer. I take pictures of water vapor and wind currents. And sometimes fire.
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Once you get past the main line, the rest of the panhandle looks like a post-apocalyptic hellscape. Sorry about the bugs on the windshield. It happens when it is 85 degrees in….*checks notes*….February.
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It looks like I filmed this with a potato. Thanks, Twitter. Or X or whatever.
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Well, this really took off. Thank you all for the support. Be sure to subscribe to my SoundCloud where once a week I shriek into a microphone like Yoko Ono getting her left tit slammed in a car door.
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Old shot from north of Drummond, OK back in July 2009. I really love this hobby. Someday Oklahoma will get storms like these again.
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Fires raging into the night powered by strong north winds behind the cold front. Crazy to be chasing a massive and potentially historic wildfire in 41 degree weather. Near Allison, TX.
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@ColtForney
I’m sitting in Wheeler now where it has started snowing burning vegetation. This isn’t over yet. Smoke is thick.
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@WxGabe
Lol. Also missed Bennington 2 but caught this one. The approaching updraft on this cell was really spectacular. And of course my one decent shot I was able to get of the tornado near Hillsdale was out of focus. Yay.
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Holy smokes. This is exactly why I ran when that wall of smoke and flame started pushing south. There was no time to do anything if you got caught in there. I can’t imagine being stuck on a dirt road when this comes through. Nightmare fuel.
How fast did the Texas wildfires move…?
This is security camera footage from Dan and Kay Gatlin who’s ranch house was between Briscoe and Canadian, Texas.
50MPH winds fueled this fire and is the type of conflagration that goes until it burns itself out.
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A few phone shots from yesterday before everything blew up at the same time. Fun while it lasted.
#okwx
#stormhour
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Had a new chase partner with me today! He did great.
Him: “Daddy, I thought it was going to be boring and exciting, and that’s what happened!”
Me: “Now you get it. Welcome to chasing, son.”
#okwx
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Well, that was pretty. Earlier this evening S of Gould, OK. Heck of an inflow. Pretty dusty in there. Dews in the mid to upper 60’s would have done wonders for that storm.
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Happening now north of Deer Creek in northern Oklahoma. Nice striated updraft taking shape with the LLJ.
#okwx
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@WxGabe
For me, this storm set the bar for night-chasing. From elephant trunks to cones, twins, anticyclonic that hit LaCrosse, and a wedge attempt. Just a bit of an RFD cut here on the first one. Thank you for highlighting this storm.
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Phenomenal structure, wallcloud, bolt, and a sunlit mammatus field in the distance to the right. Best shot of the year for me. Taken yesterday west of Douglass, KS.
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June 15, 2022 - Beautiful supercell by Hamilton, KS on a day when I didn’t really expect to even see a storm.
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@NoonanJustin
@StormHour
Another beauty up by Blackwell back in the summer of 2016. Yes, this is a stack.
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It appears that Tulsa is in for a long and rough day tomorrow…bring your sunscreen.
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Here is the start of the Silverton, TX tornado earlier today.
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I sure hope they got the northern edge of Smokehouse completely under control, because here we go again…
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@mediapolitic
I spend a lot of time out there for work, and you are not wrong. 80% may be a bit too low but pretty close.
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A few phone pics from yesterday’s chase in W OK. Nothing notable, but it was fairly photogenic for two days before Thanksgiving.
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Made some friends yesterday. Except for that guy over on the right. He was an a$$h0!@.
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3 structures completely destroyed on the north side of town, just from my limited view.
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TBT: One of my first storms after I picked up my first DSLR (thanks
@OKStateGreg
!) Back in fall of 2005 out in the eastern OK panhandle somewhere.
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@WxGabe
I waited for the last car in the line of chasers headed back east (a sheriff) and poorly took this last photo as it restrengthened. Getting blasted with wind and rain. I would love to see other photos around this time and was hearing wedge reports as I fled.
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@rgeorge7
It WAS 85 when I collected the bugs. It was surreal driving through a record wildfire in lower 40’s temps behind the front. Getting out to film and freezing my ass off. That’s never happened before.
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@bobik314
Not AI! Now officially the largest fire in recorded Texas history. The perfect combination of ingredients came together to make this happen. My car still smells like a fresh campfire.
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Wichita Strobe Light, which sounds a lot like:
1.) A marijuana strain.
2.) A waaay too hoppy IPA from a local microbrewery. It tastes like a sentient hop threw up in your mouth.
3.) A redneck Sex Pistols tribute band based out of Hereford.
4.) Etc.
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@MesoMax919
May 25, 2012 - LaCrosse, KS - RFD wrapping up the updraft and coming right up the highway. Ignore the website, it is now deceased.
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June 5, 2022 - Near Alva, OK - 3-shot stack of lightning in the vault region of a supercell thunderstorm moving out of Kansas.
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@MesoMax919
Nocturnal cone near Carrier, OK on May 25, 2016. Yes, I missed the Bennington 2 event, but this was an adequate consolation prize.
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@Stormchaser
Let’s be honest: The “Social Media Erupts” panel should just be an additional Free Space.
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Another fall masterpiece in Bushton, KS on September 10, 2015. Constant rumble of the atmosphere. Bliss.
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Oh, hell no. Nope. No thank you. I’m out.
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Pulling these off of FB, so the quality is horrible. And please ignore the website. It died a tragic death many years ago. This was west of LaCrosse, KS on May 25, 2012.
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@lorigraceaz
Started this year with 220. Still at 220 in what has been a frustrating start to the season.
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@225MPH_EF4
Dude, after 25 years of chasing and sucking at it for the first 10, yes. I still have that feeling every year. But sometimes you’ll botch some chases and some years there just won’t be anything to chase. Just keep going and tell yourself to shut up and chase.
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@kimster_giggles
The storms prior to this one were more LP in nature, and the outflow kept outpacing the inflow, cutting off the updraft and killing the storms, as seen here.
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@Stormwatcher771
Calm and steady camera work, and nobody says a damn word. My kind of video. Well done!
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@CirrusWeather
April 26, 1991 - I was home alone watching KJRH while chief met Gary Shore broadcast live from the field near Red Rock north of Stillwater. Amazing day for large photogenic tornadoes across OK and KS.
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@MattLaBonteWx
@ben_williams_wx
All different storms from the spring and early summer. N KS, KS/OK border, N TX, and NW OK.
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@ConnorWX
Not the most impressive, but an honorable mention goes to Mulhall, OK - May 3, 1999 - The massive tornado, impressive in its’ own right, and completely overshadowed and overlooked by its’ more famous siblings on that day. Most people don’t even know it existed.
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Great quote…
«While spacewalking I realized something: I used to think I was scared of heights but now I know I was just scared of gravity» — NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman
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May 14, 2020 - Bouse Junction, OK - Nearly stationary supercell that I shot from this location for 2-3 hours. Beautiful storm.
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@SWFLWX
@KarmaKarro35915
Lol! Apparently so. If you slice off the part from the bottom of Oklahoma over to New Mexico, everything north of that is the panhandle. Everything south of it is West Texas. I know this because I’ve been hand-slapped for referring to Lubbock as being in the panhandle.
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@PaulMSmithphoto
I’m pretty sure I drove past you on that paved road west of Hitchcock. I had no idea that was you since I’ve been wanting to meet you for a while now but didn’t know what you looked like. Perhaps next time. I’m the bald guy, glasses, goatee, white Armada. Hard to miss.
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@MattLaBonteWx
@ben_williams_wx
Hard to pick just 4 in a year where quality structure was plentiful.
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@NickGormanWX
Outside sales for oil and gas processing equipment. A career that conveniently takes me to most of the target areas for work and weather if I can properly forecast an event and get appointments scheduled. Win-win.
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Wow. Twitter compression really wrecks these things, doesn’t it?
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This is amazing. And yet Flat-Earther’s are still a thing.
The view leaving Earth on a spaceship. This amazing timelapse was created from images captured over 24 hours by the MESSENGER spacecraft as it traveled away from Earth to a distance of 435,000 km (270,000 miles) during a gravity assist swingby.
Credit NASA/JHUAPL/CIW
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@RScoliosis
@kimster_giggles
To be fair, they aren’t that bad when you know what to look for. I appreciate the beauty and otherworldly look to them. This one had a lot of bark and no bite.
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@katwomanfifi
It was different in terms of the shear size and rate of spread. The wind shift with the cold front made it transition from a major fire to a catastrophic fire in intensity. It required a perfect combination of conditions to make that happen.
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