The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister
Weather Snapshot group on August 27th 2014
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#1 Rich Lewis (1211 Likes)
Follow Rich Monday, August 25th, 2011- East Central Illinois~ Incredibly structured leading edge of a severe warned storm. Note an embedded wall cloud behind the shelf, just above the farm buildings. This storm was in full on beast mode.
#2 Matt Crowther (251 Likes)
Follow Matt June 24, 2014. Same “Wizard hat” storm that I posted a few weeks ago. NE Colorado.
#3 Boris Basic (245 Likes)
Follow Boris Positive CG strike illuminating the hill above Dubrovnik
#4 Craig Boehm (228 Likes)
Follow Craig This was probably the largest rotating wall cloud that I have ever witnessed this cloud produced many funnels and eventually a Tornado my favorite chase ever.
#5 Dave Eppley (193 Likes)
Follow Dave -One of those times that I wish I had a lens that was wider than 10mm. I’m never happy when the bolt runs off the edge of the frame. Sometimes it’s happens because I didn’t center on the right area. Sometimes the storm is just too wide to know where to shoot. Then you get ones like this, running off both horizontal edges and nothing you can do but wish you had a wider angle lens.
#6 David Ewoldt (187 Likes)
Follow David High Plains roaming. Near the Nebraska/Wyoming border in June, 2010.
#7 Brad Hannon (174 Likes)
Follow Brad Tall rope tornado drilling into the Kansas dirt as we zigzag east and north to keep up on May 22nd 2008.
#8 Glenn Patterson (164 Likes)
Follow Glenn Here’s a 3 Image Stack of a Electrifying Storm West of Duke Oklahoma on June 7th 2014. ISO 400 f/4.0 for 10 Seconds
#9 Cameron Hinezy (109 Likes)
Follow Cameron A couple of years ago back on December 18, 2012 in a town called Kalbar at the bottom of our mountain range in Queensland, Australia. This was from the back edge of a storm that passed over right on sunset which made the whole sky glow a pink-ish colour as the sun illuminated the back of the anvil.
#9 Allan Detrich (109 Likes)
Follow Allan Rainbow and Tornado near Attica, Kansas. One shot, no stitching of photos together..
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Owner/Storm Chaser/Photographer at Mr Twister
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