Like the last chase, but worse: veered low-level flow and a southward-moving boundary yield a mess of merging HP cells instead of classic, tornado-producing sups.
Caprock Magic gives us supercells galore on a day with lacking moisture, but they're of the HP variety with brief, hard-to-see spinups the only daytime tornadoes.
A conditional-threat chase finally comes through when storms break the cap near the dryline-warm front intersection; the result is a nice supercell with lots of large hail and a brief tornado.
A wintertime outbreak of supercells between I-44 and I-35 defies climatology, but the only daytime tornado strikes in suburban OKC away from most chasers.