A video capture of the chase team circling behind a wall cloud in western Texas. Note the tornado on the ground marked by the lighter-colored dust and debris spinning around the vortex. Even though no well-defined condensation funnel was present, multiple vortices were observed off and on for several minutes.

The gustfront from a storm creating a combination rainfoot/dustfoot ahead of the precipitation core.

A tornado warning uderway...the chase team heads into heavy precipitation to intercept a tornado in Texas. Cars jam under an overpass for "safety". This has been proven to be a disasterous practice, as tornadic winds may actually undergo an increase in velocity as they are squeezed under the overpass. These winds, laden with debris, would be deadly to anyone under the overpass. In addition, cars pulling under these overpasses often create bottlenecks, preventing escape for other motorists.

A developing wall cloud lowers along the side of the road. Tornado sirens could be heard in the background as the storm approached.

A video capture of a beaver's tail/wall cloud in western Texas. Inflow into this feature was observed at over 30mph.

Note the subtle lowering on the left-hand side of the photo...this would become the location for a developing tornado to form outside of Lubbock TX.

A similar photo to the previous one, with the lowering becoming slightly more prominent. Very strong inflow into the updraft could be felt at this location.

Driving toward a very low wall cloud hovering over the road ahead. Tornado warnings were underway for this storm in Hale County Texas.

Approaching the wall cloud with caution as it moves toward the van and off to the right. Occasional large hailstones were also falling in this area.

Inflow racing into an incredibly low wall cloud picks up dust as we pass a police car parked along the roadside during a supercell intercept near Matador Texas.

Here we go again, as cars continue to pull under overpasses. Note the gridlock in the oncoming traffic as the tornado approaches Plainview Texas.

Panhandle dust, as the outflow from the leading edge of a severe thunderstorm blows across the road near Borger...northeast of Amarillo.

A grainy image of a gustnado. This still frame was taken as the chase team tried to position itself away from windblown dust, Dickens County TX.

The chase team pulls off the road in blinding wind, rain and hail wrapping around the southwestern portion of a mesocyclone near Childress, TX.

Slowing down due to large hail. Note the large hailstones lying close to the shoulder of the road behind the van in Motley County TX.

Tornadogenesis underway in west Texas.