The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister
Weather Snapshot group on March 2nd 2015
#1 Vilson Berisha (306 Likes)
Follow Vilson Amazing altocumulus lenticular clouds display over the N Adriatic…… 01/01/2015 Croatia…#2 Brad Hannon (278 Likes)
Follow Brad Tornado, tornado……not quite. This supercell near Akron, Colorado looked likely to produce right in front of us as we got up close but never quite got the job done. Incredible structure with the mesocyclone and mid level inflow visible way up above us. 17th June 2013.#3 Dennis Oswald (272 Likes)
Follow Dennis My first chase of the season 2014 and it was a good one! Henrietta,TX May 07th 2014.#4 David Runyan (194 Likes)
Follow David like everyone else, i’m a little tired of the snow, but, here in new england, on march 1 we were again dumped on so i took the lemons and made lemonade by photographing individual snowflakes . . . this snowflake was only 2mm and a simple hex plate form, but rather elaborately decorative, wouldn’t you agree? . . . 3/1/15, Ledyard CT USA#5 Ronnie Rabena (187 Likes)
Follow Ronnie Shelf Cloud East of Olds, Alberta, Canada July 31, 2015A Ride You Won’t Soon Forget!
#6 Rich Carstensen (170 Likes)
Follow Rich A Sunday Evening Sunset After seeing this Lutheran church outside of Louisville, NE I kept it in mind to return at some point when the skies would cooperate for a sunset shot. My patience rewarded me with a spectacular display. It was about a 60 mile round trip drive just to get this scene, but I believe it was totally worth it. Shot on 7/21/13#7 Brennan Jontz (167 Likes)
Follow Brennan “AuroraNado” 2/19/2015 Thompson, Manitoba F/4 8″ 3200 ISO Canon 6d Canon 24-105mm#8 Elisah Vanhee (161 Likes)
Follow Elisah The early start of the Wellington supercel on April 23, 2014 in Texas While i chased there with ETT…..Those clouds were amazing to see…#9 Christopher Eaton (149 Likes)
Follow Christopher Rain Dance of the Lighting God - On the Colorado Plateau, hot days can mean stormy nights; on this late August day in 2011, the temperatures were high and by early evening a storm began to boil out of open sky above the Paria Plateau. Hours later this storm would become quite the conflagration – some say the biggest electrical storm in the area in 37 years – but, early in its development, the sunset lit up the rain curtain falling from the clouds as the Lightning God Danced.#10 Cameron Fisher (149 Likes)
Follow Cameron Perth, West Oz Yet another shot of Thors temper tantruim from Perths 4 day storms. Good lad thor your soooo co-operative..
Rising Stars
Images that did not qualify for the Top 10 but deserve a slice of the spotlight.
Nancy Nider
Summer Sunset on Lake Sakakawea ~ North Dakota
Sarah Shinners
By far one of my favorite images I have ever shot. I was returning from Isle of Palms through Sullivan’s Island, South Carolina during Hurricane Irene that sideswiped us on August 26, 2011. I glanced over and saw the rainbow, I almost jumped out of a moving car to capture this lol.
Dan Tournay
Justin Noonan
May 21st 2011, Topeka Kansas. What a wonderful storm this was. Watched it develop from and updraft into this brilliant supercell!
Angie Robinson
An approaching storm that I took in May 2013 in Gillette, WY.
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