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SmugMug > popular > Weather > Front flank of the HP supercell near Springlake, TX, on June 2, 2007. Explosive cloud-to-ground lightning arcs at the front flank/updraft interface.
SmugMug > popular > Weather > 2007 Chase Season! photo
SmugMug > popular > Weather > Taken from Leawood,Kansas in the Country club bank parking lot! Hey,sometimes you can't pick the most scenic location. :-)
SmugMug > popular > Weather > 2007 Chase Season! photo
SmugMug > popular > Weather > June 5th, 2008 near Maryville, Missouri.Outflow boundary with a flash of lightning went over me.Talk about windy! This same storm had a few tornado warnings on it earlier in the day. On my way back home there was a tornado warning in Savannah,Missouri and I just so happened to be driving through! I had to pull over under an overpass just in case! The lightning would light-up the sky and there were some VERY low clouds and lightning extremely close.A very eerie feeling.
SmugMug > popular > Weather > Vaulted CeilingMassive supercell over the north half of Pampa, Texas in May, 2002. This storm was over 45kft tall (~8 miles tall) and persisted for hours. This photo clearly shows the "vault" of the storm where softball size hail fell decimating a large amount of county; the vault is located above the lightning strike and tends to be one of the more visually stunning parts of the storm (but rarely is photographable secondary to the possibility of large hail--this strike provided a unique view--one I've never seen before). As you can see by the rounded leading edge, this massive storm was violently rotating. Below the lightning strike is the midlevel inflow jet into the updraft of this tornadic cell. Shutter speed was 6 seconds with f/3.5.
SmugMug > popular > Weather > I took this shot in my front yard. We had some fog that came in and stayed for about half an hour.
SmugMug > popular > Weather > Lightning storm - Wednesday 8/15/2007 - Colonial Manor in Goshen This lightning struck on the other side of our subdivision. After this shot I decided to close the window! This photo was taken at 9:53 at night. Amazing how much light is produced by lightning in a 6 second time period! No enhancements have been performed on this photo. This photo has not been edited other than to crop out the lightning as a portrait photo and some digital camera noise removal.
SmugMug > popular > Weather > 2007 Chase Season! photo
Front flank of the HP supercell near Springlake, TX, on June 2, 2007. Explosive cloud-to-ground lightning arcs at the front flank/updraft interface.
> Front flank of the HP supercell near Springlake, TX, on June 2, 2007. Explosive cloud-to-ground lightning arcs at the front flank/updraft interface.
Front flank of the HP supercell near Springlake, TX, on June 2, 2007. Explosive cloud-to-ground lightning arcs at the front flank/updraft interface.
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