Top 10 Weather Photographs: 7/25/2014

The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister

Weather Snapshot group on July 23rd 2014

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#1 Brad Hannon (638 Likes)

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Wedding cake supercell illuminated by lightning at sunset near Hays, Kansas - 23rd May 2007. This storm produced significant straight line wind damage in Hays.

#2 Gary Schmitt (407 Likes)

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Denver Storm from 05.21.2014

#3 Greg McCown (322 Likes)

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Sunset and Lightning - It’s rare to have a bolt be bright enough to really stand out during a sunset. Not on this evening. It could have been due to how close the strikes were. Shot at 24mm, F8, 1/10 of a second at ISO 200. Used a lightning trigger.

#4 Colt Forney (286 Likes)

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Aug 17, 2011 Mullen, NE

#5 Dave Lewison (279 Likes)

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I wasn’t fortunate enough to have been chasing the twin wedge tornadoes near Pilger this year, but I at least have 2 simultaneous tornadoes in my image archive! This was from May 25, 2012 near LaCrosse KS. After the warm front mushed out further north, this storm fired further down the dryline, and produced at least 3 tornadoes at dusk/night, once the LLJ kicked in.

#6 Jeremy Holmes (212 Likes)

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6-18-14, South Dakota.

#7 Mike Mezeul II (158 Likes)

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“Kansas Chaos” - Taken in southern Kansas in early June, 2014.

#8 Robert Sinner (156 likes)

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23 July 2014 Good morning shelf Fort Riley, KS Shelf cloud with amazing structure moved through the area this morning.

#9 Marcus Hustedde (137 Likes)

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Just east of Aberdeen, SD on 7-21-14….this was one of the best sunsets I have ever witnessed personally as mammatus streaked out into some wispy cirrus behind a line of storms as the sun was setting. All of the color shown is straight off the camera.

#10 Dave Ewoldt (129 Likes)

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In my quest of becoming the record holder for the most 8th and 9th place finishes I present yet another lightning image. For those that don’t recognize the rock formation - it is Chimney Rock in W Nebraska. This was a right place, right time capture as we were just headed east for a place to stay when storms started going up overhead as we passed the area. Taken on 31 May this year, it was a far more peaceful and more beautiful ending to a day than my previous 31 May experience.

Zach Roberts

Owner/Storm Chaser/Photographer at Mr Twister

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