Unused Captures From May 16, 2016 New Mexico/Oklahoma/Texas Storm Chase

Previously unused images from my Lightroom catalogue of my storm chase through the states of New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas on Monday, May 16, 2016. All are captured from my Nikon D7200 DSLR camera. Above, supercell anvil west of Boise City in the Oklahoma panhandle at 2:56 pm CDT.

3:01 pm. Same location.

3:44 pm. Anvil of tornadic supercell from Highway 406 in New Mexico.

3:49 pm. Strong updraft in New Mexico, becoming tornadic in Oklahoma.

4:43 pm. West of Felt, Oklahoma. Roping tornado.

4:43 pm. Same location. Wall cloud with trailing hail core.

4:46 pm. West of Felt. Supercell hail core. From US Highway 56/64.

4:47 pm. Hail core and wall cloud.

4:51 pm. West of Felt. Wall cloud and trailing hail core.

5:21 pm. Inflow cloud from US Highway 385, just north of the Texas/Oklahoma border.

5:28 pm. Escape south from RFD winds on US Highway 385 near the Texas/Oklahoma border.

5:40 pm. Distant tornado seen from US Highway 385, north of Dallam, Texas.

5:58 pm. Inflow cloud near Dalhart, Texas.

5:58 pm. Supercell, where inflow cloud is feeding.

7:39 pm. HP supercell with outflow shelf cloud seen from Highway 281 SE of Spearman, Texas.

7:40 pm. Abandoned farmhouse and shelf cloud from same location.

7:40 pm. Same as above.

8:18 pm. HP supercell seen along US Highway 83, NW of Canadian, Texas.