The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister
Weather Snapshot group on February 26th 2015
#1 Jimmy Smart (450 Likes)
Follow Jimmy Huge supercell goes green in Nebraska last season. Tornado on the ground to the left of the farmhouse.
#2 Maurizio Signani (290 Likes)
Follow Maurizio Waterspout near Vesima (GE) Italy - August 23,2014
#3 Bobby Skidmore (256 Likes)
Follow Bobby Well after chasing since midnight last night I finally caught this cell as it passed Rosewood Australia. The wind was annoying but I still got some cool shots.
#4 Denise Hilley (245 Likes)
Follow Denise Woke up to this, this morning. Almost 12″, rare to get that much at once. Our yearly average is 9.1″ This is straight out of camera, only a crop.
#5 Kris Ck (231 Likes)
Follow Kris ”’ ROAD TO THE SUN ” South Dakota early morning
A Ride You Won’t Soon Forget!
#6 Cameron Fischer (219 Likes)
Follow Cameron Another big stroke from recent storms here in perth. Only had to walk out my front door for this amp monster.
#7 Damian McCudden (169 Likes)
Follow Damian I shot this sunrise image about 3 hours ago smile emoticon Shot at Point Cartwright, Australia. It’s the best sunrise I’ve ever seen.
#8 Scott McDonald (164 Likes)
Follow Scott Severe storm out in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia yesterday arvo near a small town called calingiri
#9 Valentina Abinanti (142 Likes)
Follow Valentina Shelf cloud near Vega, Texas. May 21st 2012.
#10 Jay Harman (125 Likes)
Follow Jay A beautiful shot This is Kalbarri Western Australia. on a Summer Evening 2014
Rising Stars
Images that did not qualify for the Top 10 but deserve a slice of the spotlight.
Mary Faron
Clouds at sunset on Aug. 21, 2005, La Junta, Colorado.
Sandro Puncet
Thunderstorm above my city, 16.11.2014. M.Lošinj / Croatia
Tracy Rees
God Rays. Summer of 2014, Naperville, Illinois
Erik Dirksen
Developing Supercell near Watonga, OK on May 13th 2009. This cell was tornado warned and produced one shortliving brief tornado. Later around sunset it produced a big mammatus display near El Reno.
Lori Seirer
Leading edge of a severe thunderstorm, taken April 13, 2014 in Emporia, KS. I think this is the one that knocked out our power for a few hours.
Congrats Everyone!
Zach Roberts
Owner/Storm Chaser/Photographer at Mr Twister
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