Top 10 Weather Photographs: 5/16/2014

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The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister
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#1 Eric Treece (390 Likes)

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This was taken last week in between tornadoes here in Colorado. This storm had the characteristics of a Dyson vacuum it was sucking up so much dirt from the fields. It was incredible to watch!

This was taken last week in between tornadoes here in Colorado. This storm had the characteristics of a Dyson vacuum it was sucking up so much dirt from the fields. It was incredible to watch!

#2 Mike ONeill (302 Likes)

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Offshore thunderstorm Darwin NT 2014. Photogenic structure as the storm produced as many as 12 of these flashes. The rain curtain added some nice contrast to what was a wonderful hour of shooting.

Offshore thunderstorm Darwin NT 2014. Photogenic structure as the storm produced as many as 12 of these flashes. The rain curtain added some nice contrast to what was a wonderful hour of shooting.

#3 Jay Bell (284 Likes)

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This is the first Supercell we intercepted on 5-10-14, after it moved east and reorganized. It formed near Atlanta, KS…..this shot was just north of Howard, KS.

This is the first Supercell we intercepted on 5-10-14, after it moved east and reorganized. It formed near Atlanta, KS.....this shot was just north of Howard, KS.

#4 Brett Nickeson (267 Likes)

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The West Point, NE beast from 6/14/13. The most incredibly structured supercell I’ve seen to date. Need another one of these STAT!

The West Point, NE beast from 6/14/13. The most incredibly structured supercell I've seen to date. Need another one of these STAT!

#5 Dave Eppley (220 Likes)

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Working my way up through the archives. This one is from 2005. This one one storm that taught me a good lesson. Shooting from your driveway isn’t going to give you the best foreground, angle or distance…and that nice warm glow from the streetlight didn’t help either. I watched this storm develop for a long time before sunset, so I had plenty of time to get someplace with a better view. Shot with a Canon 20D and Sigma 15-30mm lens at 15mm. f/8, 8 seconds at ISO 400. Every storm is a learning experience. If you’re not happy with what you got, figure out why and change it next time.

Working my way up through the archives. This one is from 2005. This one one storm that taught me a good lesson. Shooting from your driveway isn't going to give you the best foreground, angle or distance...and that nice warm glow from the streetlight didn't help either. I watched this storm develop for a long time before sunset, so I had plenty of time to get someplace with a better view. Shot with a Canon 20D and Sigma 15-30mm lens at 15mm. f/8, 8 seconds at ISO 400. Every storm is a learning experience. If you're not happy with what you got, figure out why and change it next time.

#6 Marko Korosec (180 Likes)

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An approaching squall line with intense cloud-to-ground lightning strikes over the Trieste gulf, Italy on May 11th, 2014.

An approaching squall line with intense cloud-to-ground lightning strikes over the Trieste gulf, Italy on May 11th, 2014.

#7 Charles Peek (151 Likes)

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Supercell photo I took near Severy, KS on May 10, 2014

Supercell photo I took near Severy, KS on May 10, 2014

#8 Brett Roberts (134 Likes)

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Here’s an ultra-wide take on the sunset supercell near Severy, KS, that everyone’s been posting the past few days.

Here's an ultra-wide take on the sunset supercell near Severy, KS, that everyone's been posting the past few days.

#9 Todd Arthur (127 Likes)

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Photo i took 18 years ago in Coober Pedy South Australia ( Pentax K1000 +35mm Film )

Photo i took 18 years ago in Coober Pedy South Australia ( Pentax K1000 +35mm Film )

#10 Kelly Rebecca (122 Likes)

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Pano off my iPhone from my first EF-3 and first wedge tornado on 5-11-2014

Pano off my iPhone from my first EF-3 and first wedge tornado on 5-11-2014

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On May 16, 2014   /   Lightning, Photography, Storm Chasing, Thunderstorms, Tornadoes