Top 10 Weather Photographs: 7/7/2014

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The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister
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#1 Dave Eppley (286 Likes)

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Only decent bolt I saw tonight. Canon 70d crappy Sigma 24-135mm at 37mm ISO 100 f/7.1 5 seconds

Only decent bolt I saw tonight. Canon 70d crappy Sigma 24-135mm at 37mm ISO 100 f/7.1 5 seconds

#2 Cameron Hinezy (257 Likes)

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A year ago today I was treated to one of the most amazing sunsets I’ve ever seen! This was actually taken from the balcony of where I work at Brisbane Airport in Australia in July last year.

A year ago today I was treated to one of the most amazing sunsets I've ever seen! This was actually taken from the balcony of where I work at Brisbane Airport in Australia in July last year.

#3 Mike Mezuel II (249 Likes)

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Lightning strikes over the remains of the Administration Building from 1867 at the historic site of Fort Griffin in Albany, Texas.

Lightning strikes over the remains of the Administration Building from 1867 at the historic site of Fort Griffin in Albany, Texas.

#4 Blake Knapp (197 Likes)

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While it wasn’t quite the equal of 2011, June 20th in Nebraska this year rewarded a low probability chase with one or two attempts at a spinup, some gorgeous structure and a heck of a lightning show north of Gothenburg.

While it wasn't quite the equal of 2011, June 20th in Nebraska this year rewarded a low probability chase with one or two attempts at a spinup, some gorgeous structure and a heck of a lightning show north of Gothenburg.

#5 Glenn Patterson (158 Likes)

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Sweet shot of Lightning I took North of Roosevelt Oklahoma on September 15th 2013. ISO 800 f/10.0 for 15 Seconds.

Sweet shot of Lightning I took North of Roosevelt Oklahoma on September 15th 2013. ISO 800 f/10.0 for 15 Seconds.

#6 Matt Phelps (150 Likes)

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Near San Antonio, Texas May 2014

Near San Antonio, Texas May 2014

#7 Craig Boehm (123 Likes)

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Picture from today was a very active day today with many tornado’s and baseball sized hail unfortunately I was tied up during the day and missed the main show but was very happy to get this from the back side of one of the storms. Inflow tail is corkscrewing into the main Cumulus thunder head. Hope you enjoy

Picture from today was a very active day today with many tornado's and baseball sized hail unfortunately I was tied up during the day and missed the main show but was very happy to get this from the back side of one of the storms. Inflow tail is corkscrewing into the main Cumulus thunder head. Hope you enjoy

#8 Gary Schmitt (111 Likes)

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Grady Nm.lightning shot from 2013.

Grady Nm.lightning shot from 2013.

#9 Mike Krzywonski (102 Likes)

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Texas, May 26, 2014

Texas, May 26, 2014

#10 Jason Holden (99 Likes)

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I’ve seen some of the most unique structure this year. This was taken near Grandfield, Ok this spring. It was absolutely beautify to watch this evolve.

I've seen some of the most unique structure this year. This was taken near Grandfield, Ok this spring. It was absolutely beautify to watch this evolve.

 

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On July 7, 2014   /   Lightning, Photography, Storm Chasing, Thunderstorms, Tornadoes