The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister
Weather Snapshot group on February 25th, 2016
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#1 LouLou Taylor‎ (775 Likes)
Follow LouLou While out in the car some stunning clouds formed so I got my brother to take the pictures seeing as I was driving. Forgot about them and came across them a few days later not having a clue what I was looking at or who took them then the penny dropped. Really does look like the hand of God, such a stunning catch and he was totally unawares at what he was snapping for me 😊 location, highlands of Scotland, Feb 2016
#2 David Mayhew‎ (559 Likes)
Follow David “Fist of Fury”. A tornado starts to rope out dropping the dust debris cloud as it weakens. The tornado was a rare cold core tornado that had papers written up about it a few days later. One of seven tornadoes I saw that day. Norton, KS June 20th 2011.
#3 Sam Barricklow‎ (529 Likes)
Follow Sam I hear my train coming, at a railroad crossing in Kansas!
#4 Jane ONeill‎‎ (415 Likes)
Follow Jane The astounding Simla-Matheson supercell with 2 tornadoes going…one buried in the rain and one clearly visible…this has to be the most amazing storm we have ever seen and we were fortunate to be able to view virtually the whole life cycle from 2 locations on the same road…..this stormchaser’s dream catch!!! 4th June 2015
#5 Ryan Crouse‎‎ (324 Likes)
Follow Ryan July 23, 2014. Chased a Severe Warned Storm around Consul Sk. Canada from within the Dominator 3 This storm was just crazy awesome and had some large damaging hail as well as intense structure!
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#6 Tara Hodge‎‎ (249 Likes)
Follow Tara 2014 Another beauty that passed right around our yard… Can’t wait to see what this year brings!! Orkney, Alberta Canada
#7 Maurizio Signani (229 Likes)
Follow Maurizio Shelf cloud approaching to Hayden, New Mexico, June 8th 2015
#8 Nikolai Stophel‎ (187 Likes)
Follow Nikolai The Texas panhandle really pulled through in 2015 for me! I took this picture on November 16th, and was at a safe distance standing under the stars going insane at what was happening! The city lights glowed bright orange exposing the tornado, and the lightning illuminated the updraft. It was such a cool sight to see! The tornado seen in the image was rated EF3, near Pampa, TX.
#9 Peter Gude‎ (179 Likes)
Follow Peter Dying storm at sunset.
#10 Chris Frailey (178 Likes)
Follow Chris A double strike near Sedona Arizona last summer during our monsoon.
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Alex Ganeev‎
Lake Superior shore this morning in Duluth, MN
Sarah Muratore‎
This morning’s beautiful sky, Australian summer sunrise taken in Victoria.
Tiffany Fernandez‎
USVI Sunset
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