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The Ten Best Spots in Texas to Find Bluebonnets in 2022.
February 17, 2022
The Ten Best Spots in Texas to Find Bluebonnets in 2022.
February 17, 2022

Bluebonnet season is right around the corner. In fact, we were already seeing some early blooming in extreme southern locations along the Rio Grande and Gulf Coast. I wouldn’t expect widespread blooming anytime over the next several weeks after the recent winter storm and as temps stay on the cool side across most of the state. If current trends verify, I would expect the season to be right on schedule, with southern locations blooming in the middle of March and northern locations filling in through the first two weeks of April.

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February 17, 2022
2021 Through My Lens
December 31, 2021
2021 Through My Lens
December 31, 2021

It was nice to experience, at least some degree of normalcy, for the bulk of the year with no shutdowns or cancelled workshops.

We kicked off the year in March with our usual Astrophotography and Advanced Astrophotography Workshops.. The weather was cooperative, which was great since the astrophotography workshop was our biggest ever with 40 guests (after the 2020 versions were cancelled).

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December 31, 2021
The Ten Best Spots in Texas to See Bluebonnets in 2021
February 27, 2021
The Ten Best Spots in Texas to See Bluebonnets in 2021
February 27, 2021

The historic winter storms were actually a great thing for the upcoming wildflower season. Bluebonnets are freeze tolerant. The plants are mostly still small and are in the process of building their root systems.

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February 27, 2021

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Departing supercell behind a dilapidated farm house in northwest Nebraska. We wrap up our 2020 Tornado Adventures today in North Dakota. Seats are filling fast for 2021! #supercell #lightning #abandoned #longexposure
Supercell yesterday over Crawford, Nebraska. Some of the most amazing storm structure I have ever seen. #mesocyclone #mothership #storm
Close range lightning yesterday in Badlands National Park! This struck within a quarter mile of us. Down day today with Tornado Adventure Four before we wrap up the season with two big days in the Northern Plains. #badlands #supercell #lightning #sto
Beastly supercell yesterday near Sargent, Nebraska. #weather #stormchasers #clouds #adventure
Incredible skies in Texas this week! Guests got to experience Hill Country flooding firsthand as we came across nearly 2 feet of water rushing across the road. Our report lead to a Flash Flood Warning being issued by NWS. Heading north for a few days
Lightning leaps from the updraft of a supercell in Minneola, Kansas on May 24, 2020. It appears the channel hit the blade of the wind turbine before arcing to ground. The storm was dropping tennis ball size hail at the time. #windmill #turbine #weat
Tornado and lightning beneath a churning mesocyclone on Friday in Electra, Texas! We are in Kansas today looking for an Ozsome end to Tornado Adventure Two! #Texas #tornado #adventures #weather
One of the two tornadoes we witnessed yesterday in North Texas. #tornado #texas #twister #weather #adventure
Amazing supercell at sunset yesterday in Kansas. #stormchase #weather #lightning #sunset #adventure
Lightning from a supercell in Northeast Colorado yesterday. #lightning #weather #storm #adventure
We are back. Tours resume in May. #adventure #tornado #weather #letsgo #stormchasing
Tornado warned supercell over Leander, Texas very early this morning. This storm produced multiple tornadoes across Central Texas. This field is very close to our home and will likely be my only bluebonnet picture of the season. #tornado #storm #texa
Wow. The last time I posted on here, the world was a normal place. What. The. Fuck. We started 'social distancing' 17 days ago. Haven't dined out or taken an unnecessary trip since. If everyone would do the same this thing could be over in weeks, no
Thunderstorm over a field of bluebonnets during one of our Texas Bluebonnet Tours. #Texas #HillCountry #Bluebonnets #Storm #Wildflowers
Less than two months until we kick off our 2020 workshops with astrophotography in Big Bend. Just a handful of spots left. Shot is from our 2019 spring astro workshop. #milkyway #galaxy #texas #bluebonnets #photographyworkshop
Counting down my Nineteen Most Memorable Storm Chases of the Decade. #1 - May 28, 2013 - Bennington, Kansas Tornado A day that started out as a massive slight risk expanding across over a dozen states, with a broad 5% tornado risk. The Bennington,
Counting down my Nineteen Most Memorable Storm Chases of the Decade. #3 - May 24, 2016 - Ford County Kansas Tornado Outbreak We targeted the town of Minneola, Kansas after some debate. We got to town as the cumulus field was developing. A storm qu
Counting down my Nineteen Most Memorable Storm Chases of the Decade. #3 - May 24, 2016 - Ford County Kansas Tornado Outbreak We targeted the town of Minneola, Kansas after some debate. We got to town as the cumulus field was developing. A storm qu
Counting down my Nineteen Most Memorable Storm Chases of the Decade. #4 - May 31, 2013 - El Reno, Oklahoma Tornado The El Reno, Oklahoma tornado is the largest on record at 2.6 miles wide. Mobile doppler radar measured wind speeds of 297mph. We ob

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