The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister
Weather Snapshot group on March 12th, 2016
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#1 Bobbi Anderson (1061 Likes)
Follow Bobbi “Mammatus Road” Shot in Eastern Nebraska last fall.
#2 James Chambers (543 Likes)
Follow James This beautiful rainbow appeared on what had been a rather miserable morning at Lake Moogerah, Australia in June 2015. The reflection making it looking ‘larger’ than your typical rainbow.
#3 Jane ONeill (465 Likes)
Follow Jane The dying stages of the Simla/Matheson supercell with its innards laid bare….the closer updraft with the inflow tail and shrinking beaver was where the anticyclonic tornado was located….this is where the storm became complicated despite the anticyclonic tornado existing the upper parts of the updraft column were rotating cyclonically !…..the rotation actually reversed above 15/20.000 feet….the storm had topped out near 60.000 feet…how to categorise this storm?….to us it looked like a large (very large !) LP type of structure !…4th June 2015
#4 Dillon James Hardinger (221 Likes)
Follow Dillon I’m not sure if I posted this yet but here is my favorite cloud shot! I wish I did a panorama!
#5 David Paal (220 Likes)
Follow David Taking in Minnesota lake MN
#6 Todd DeSantis (202 Likes)
Follow Todd 85 degrees today, loved every second of it.
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#7 Casey Mitchell (200 Likes)
Follow Casey House on the hill
#8 FaiXee Ahmed (166 Likes)
Follow FaiXee Flight to the heaven
#9 Phil Rettke (157 Likes)
Follow Phil Hi there, first time posting but I have been admiring everyone’s images for ages. Thought I would share one of my favourite images. Taken on the 21st October 2008 just outside Ipswich, QLD, Australia. Still up there as one of the best storm days I have witnessed to date.
#10 Lénárt Palla (152 Likes)
Follow Lenart Here is another shot from 2015 August, sonflowers and cloudy sky in Hungary, Felsődobsza
Rising Stars
Blacob Dobalina Godsey
Tonight was good and clear.
Lucy Ayettey Lyons
Cloudy Kings Cross
Willard Sharp
A supercell thunderstorm near Dighton, KS taken last spring May 27, 2015. This storm at this point was near the end of its mature cycle and was slowly growing weaker but the structure and colors where amazing to see. Earlier in the afternoon this storm produced several short lived tornadoes. That was a very successful chase day.
![Personally I never expected to take a photograph with shelf cloud and lightning. This photo was taken on Thursday 03 March 2016 in the east areas of Roma]]>😀 Italy](https://www.weathersnapshot.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/80-2.jpg "Personally I never expected to take a photograph with shelf cloud and lightning. This photo was taken on Thursday 03 March 2016 in the east areas of Roma]]>😀 Italy")
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Foggy Morning in Battle Creek, MI.
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