The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister
Weather Snapshot group on March 11th 2015
#1 Brad Hannon (407 Likes)
Follow Brad Spectacular lightning from the anvil of an LP supercell at sunset in north east Colorado on 15th June 2013. Although the afternoon chase was a little disappointing, the evening was full of LP supercells, sunset colour and awesome lightning.
#2 Valentina Abinanti (368 Likes)
Follow Valentina Pratt, Kansas. May 20th 2011.
#3 Colt Forney (270 Likes)
Follow Colt Sept 9, 2014 Marysville, KS Intense CG lightning with this intensifying supercell.
#4 Jane O’Neill (219 Likes)
Follow Jane Convection in motion…..multiple updrafts growing around a strong storm north of Scotsbluff, Nebraska. Sunset 31st May 2014!
#5 Adam Beniston (209 Likes)
Follow Adam Storm over Sydney Australia about 2 hours ago
A Ride You Won’t Soon Forget!
#6 Damian McCudden (199 Likes)
Follow Damian Yesterday afternoons sunset at Coolum Beach, Australia.
#7 Amar Bey (196 Likes)
Follow Amar dragon eye
#8 Clyve Herbert (193 Likes)
Follow Clyve This is the Bray, Oklahoma tornado as it looped out of its rainwrap, crossed the road, split into multivortices, lofted a few trees and disappeared!! May 2013.
#9 Billy Wade (181 Likes)
Follow Billy One of the nearest whales mouth I’ve encountered May 8th 2014. In the flint hills of Kansas. Sure was Beautiful.
#10 Melanie Gentry (168 Likes)
Follow Melanie Early spring storm moving over the back country of Guadalupe Mountains National Park, this evening, it was running out of steam as I shot this but was beautiful nonetheless!
Rising Stars
Images that did not qualify for the Top 10 but deserve a slice of the spotlight.
Laurent Bonhomme
“Magnificent branched” with the point of impact on a factory July 27, 2014 in Normandy, in France Posted in inflow at 24 ° C around 1am , but happiness
Giannis Mazis
corfu greece!
Donovan Carnecky
Nice Shelfie I captured this morning in NW Australia in a band on the outer edge of the circulation that would become Tropical Cyclone Olwyn this Evening.
Hank Vlietstra
My camera was compact enough to squeeze it into a pretty small space for this pic… On March 30 last year, I found these ice formations hanging down from melting snowpiles… It’s a crazy angle, with the sun directly behind the ice. The red reflection was provided by my daughter, who was standing over me asking what in the world I was doing laying on the snowpile with my hands down in a hollowed-out part, lol. This was at Wilkie, Saskatchewan, Canada… Hopefully most of the snow will be melted by March 30 this year!
Marin Pitton
Greetings from New Zealand - south island This is taken few days ago on our way to national park Milford sound.. we where surrounded by low clouds in early morning.. what an amazing view was that…for a lifetime memory..
Congrats Everyone!
Zach Roberts
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