Top 5 Weather Photographs: 3/2/2014

The top 5 weather photos shared in the Mr Twister

Weather Snapshot group on March 1st 2014

47 Total Photos Submitted

#1 Paul Brooks (132 Likes)

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Probably my most liked Lightning Photo. Taken 7-18-12 from the Muscatine, Iowa Riverfront. This was a discrete cell that didn’t fire completely until after dark. It didn’t have much but a typical outflow domination and tons of lightning.

#2 Brandon Hammons (99 Likes)

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This supercell storm was a storm that myself, and only a handful of other chasers were on, but for those of us that were, we witnessed what would turn out to be, a historic storm, as it was responsible for dropping the biggest hail stone ever recorded, near Vivian, SD (July 23rd, 2010). I took this shot, just south of Chamberlain, SD, as this HP beast, rapidly began to overtake me. It’s one of the most intense and amazing storms I’ve ever seen, particularly the incredible structure, and the barrage of positive charged CGs. This is what Mother Nature is capable of, when the cap breaks in a 6,000j/kg CAPE environment with favorable shear profiles. What a chase this was!!!

#3 Chad Wittenberg (79 Likes)

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2013 storm over Eldorado KS

#4 Damian-Lyndon Michael-McCudden (60 Likes)

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Milky Way rising over the Windmill with Venus not far behind.
Sippy Downs Farm, Australia. 1/3/14.

| Iso1600 | f2.8 | 15secs | 11mm | Canon 60D | Tokina 11-16mm |

#5 Kevin Dale Smoot (55 Likes)

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Captured these Lightning strikes on July 22nd, 2011 outside of Morrison, IL.

Nikon D7000
Tamron 18-200mm
100 ISO
25mm
F10
15 second exposure

Zach Roberts

Owner/Storm Chaser/Photographer at Mr Twister

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