I am envious of your cool weather as we bake under the death ridge. I miss it up there for sure. I did escape to the mountains for a day in NC though and it was nice to hang out at 6,000ft for a bit where it was much cooler (low 60's).
I would love to get footage like this. I am guessing the drone can handle winds far above manufacturer's specs. He is lucky it didn't get pulled into an inflow jet.
Season extended to August at Mammoth in CA:
https://ktla.com/2019/05/24/mammoth-mountain-records-snowiest-may-on-record-and-theres-a-full-week-left-in-the-month/
I am a little late in posting these but I chased the second supercell on the 13th behind the one that produced the Zebulon Tornado and encountered the edge of the hail core after taking the pics. The pics following the storm photos are of Zebulon tornado damage in the vicinity of where the NWS classified it as EF-2. Some cleanup was ongoing as the damage photos are from 2 days after the storm. These images are at facebook resolution.
This next series is from Chatham County. We couldn't get to the Hillsborough Cell but were on the one just south of it. With that said in reviewing the shots you can see a wall cloud at the edge of the rain to the north in that cell (the two were not fully discrete and the tor ended up being rain wrapped anyway).
Looking more westerly (No tor is visible here but this I believe was the storm that produced in Siler City):
I couldn't catch the Hillsborough storm but was on the one before that in Ramseur. No tornado but definitely rotating with a wall cloud at times. I will have a few air and ground shots tomorrow.