4:40, heading north on US83. Developing Cb to the north-northwest, north of Liberal, KS.
4:48, same Cb, much more mature.
5:25, looking north from US54 just southwest of Kismet.
6:20, heading east on K23, just east of Meade State Park. Rapidly rotating wall cloud looking north.
7:21, 6 S Ashland, where our east route ends. We have to head south. Looking north at a rotating wall cloud 9 minutes before producing a large tornado.
7:25, 6 S Ashland. Looking northeast at the mesocyclone signature, 5 minutes before producing the large tornado just southwest of Sitka.
7:55, along KS/OK border 4 SSW of Comanche, KS. Rapidly rotating wall cloud develops again to our north-northeast.
7:56, same location. Intense rotation in the wall cloud with dust moving (circulating?) immediately below it.
8:25, along SR34 about 2 miles north of US64. Massive chaser convergence. Looking north-northeast at a brief funnel.
8:27, same location. Rotating wall cloud looking north, with brief funnels.
A massive chaser convergence, probably the largest on record, commenced along SR34 north of US64 in Woods Co., OK.
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