Top 10 Weather Photographs: November 9th 2015 “Mammatus Blanket the Australian Sky”

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The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister
Weather Snapshot group on November 7th, 2015

 


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#1 Brad Hannon‎ (448 Likes)

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Some of the best Aussie mammatus I’ve ever seen was overhead as we were watching a slow moving LP supercell pump the anvil full of moisture and turbulence! Mittiamo, Victoria - Oct 31st 2015.

Some of the best Aussie mammatus I've ever seen was overhead as we were watching a slow moving LP supercell pump the anvil full of moisture and turbulence! Mittiamo, Victoria - Oct 31st 2015.

#2 Frank Blanscet‎ (282 Likes)

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5/9/2015, Kansas. A less-than-productive chase day ends with one of the most beautiful sunsets I have ever seen. Yes, that’s the sun shining all the way through the old farm house.

5/9/2015, Kansas. A less-than-productive chase day ends with one of the most beautiful sunsets I have ever seen. Yes, that's the sun shining all the way through the old farm house.

#3 Jazzy J Alexander‎ (235 Likes)

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Not a typical shot but thought it was unique. East St. Louis, IL 11/6/15 Taken on a Note 4

Not a typical shot but thought it was unique.  East St. Louis, IL 11/6/15  Taken on a Note 4

#4 Le Anne Belza Cruz‎ (224 Likes)

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Huge spider web on handrails going down to pier at a pond in a local park. Was made one foggy morning earlier this week. Ignore the goose photobombing the pic in the background. LOL Made with iphone 6 plus in Jackson, TN

Huge spider web on handrails going down to pier at a pond in a local park. Was made one foggy morning earlier this week. Ignore the goose photobombing the pic in the background. LOL Made with iphone 6 plus in Jackson, TN

#5 Paul Gilbert‎ (204 Likes)

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Back side of storms in Brisbane tonight 7/11/15

Back side of storms in Brisbane tonight 7/11/15


 

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#6 Conrad Meyer‎ (188 Likes)

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Approaching thunderstorm in Denton, Texas.

Approaching thunderstorm in Denton, Texas.

#7 Ajay Tewarie‎ (178 Likes)

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Gum drop from heaven

Gum drop from heaven

#8 James Chambers‎ (175 Likes)

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After chasing storms the last 4 days, I couldn’t today due to family commitments. Lucky it came to me. Some incredible supercell structure which was dropping tennis ball hail at the time.

After chasing storms the last 4 days, I couldn't today due to family commitments. Lucky it came to me. Some incredible supercell structure which was dropping tennis ball hail at the time.

#9 Jodie Midgley‎ (165 Likes)

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Taken yesterday afternoon as the sun was setting over Mount Samson, Queensland, Australia

Taken yesterday afternoon as the sun was setting over Mount Samson, Queensland, Australia

#10 Ronnie Prcin‎ (158 Likes)

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Thunderstorm east of Temple, Texas - June 23, 2015

Thunderstorm east of Temple, Texas - June 23, 2015



 

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summer storm right on sunset in western Australia

summer storm right on sunset in western Australia

Brendan Strauch‎

Gorgeous scene on twilight in Moama/NSW just north of the Victorian border Saturday 31st October as fresh cells are illuminated behind the established supercells that were the talk of the day.

Gorgeous scene on twilight in Moama/NSW just north of the Victorian border Saturday 31st October as fresh cells are illuminated behind the established supercells that were the talk of the day.

Mike Manning

Absolutely incredible day here in South-East Queensland Australia. A triple point fired up a beautifully sculptured classic supercell during the late afternoon with massive bolts punching out of the vault region.

Absolutely incredible day here in South-East Queensland Australia. A triple point fired up a beautifully sculptured classic supercell during the late afternoon with massive bolts punching out of the vault region.

Jason Paterson‎

This photo was taken near LaCrosse, KS 25th May 2012. It may seem somewhat of an unremarkable image however this was the closest of a series of smooth channel bolts (captured 20 at least) that were scorching the earth. This is the only time I’ve ever witnessed this phenomenon,and the thunder that accompanied was equally as strange as the blindingly fast behavior of this type of lightning.

This photo was taken near LaCrosse, KS 25th May 2012. It may seem somewhat of an unremarkable image however this was the closest of a series of smooth channel bolts (captured 20 at least) that were scorching the earth. This is the only time I've ever witnessed this phenomenon,and the thunder that accompanied was equally as strange as the blindingly fast behavior of this type of lightning.

Evelyn Wilkinson‎

Sunset tonight in Northern Arkansas, USA

Sunset tonight in Northern Arkansas, USA

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