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2002 Storm Chase Logs
| TOTAL MILES: | 3,790 |
| TOTAL CHASES: | 2 |
| TOTAL TORNADOES | 0 |
| TORNADO DAYS: | 0 |
| TORNADO AVG: | 0.000 |
| TOTAL SPOTTER: | 6 |
| TOTAL ALL LOGS: | 8 |
| 1K CHASES: | 2 |
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Northeast Colorado
Chase Miles:
58
Another late start meant were were playing from behind. Tried to catch a tornadic storm in southeast Denver and documented damage left behind.
Tornadoes:
None
Hail:
None
Flooding:
None Observed
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Eastern Colorado
Chase Miles:
184
Denver rush hour held me up long enough to not be able to catch the severe storm along I-70 east of the metro. I clipped the core before the storm moved away.
Tornadoes:
None
Hail:
0.75"
Flooding:
None Observed
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Northeast Colorado
Chase Miles:
55
My first ever intercept of an LP supercell, and it was practically in my literal backyard in southwest Denver. And it was very close to producing a tornado over the city.
Tornadoes:
None
Hail:
1.75"
Flooding:
Street Flooding
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Texas Panhandle
Chase Miles:
1,296
My first semi-intense encounter with a south plains supercell lead me into some hail, but missing several notable tornadoes being on the north side of the producing storms.
Tornadoes:
None
Hail:
1.75"
Flooding:
Street Flooding