Event Summary
An airplane was cleared to land on Runway 34R and had established a final approach when the wind shifted from 030 degrees at 8 knots to 060 degrees at 25 knots. The tower controller had previously advised all traffic of a large thunderstorm along the eastern perimeter of the airport. The controller then advised the pilot of a wind shear alert. In response, the pilot executed a touch-and-go.
Weather Conditions and Subsequent Instructions
After the touch-and-go, winds shifted again, this time to 090 degrees at 20 knots gusting to 26 knots. The controller advised the pilot that landing on Runway 09 was an option. Shortly thereafter, the controller instructed all aircraft to go around as wind velocity increased to 30-plus knots. Heavy rain showers were occurring over the airport at the time.
Final Maneuvers and Impact
The airplane was observed in what appeared to be slow flight. It then rolled to the left and stalled. Subsequently, the airplane impacted the ground and burned.