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FROntal PAssage at 4PM saw the temperature drop 19 degrees over the next hour as winds shifted from west to north. This cloudless front (from the north) developed this interesting cloud pattern once it moved through and interacted with a strong southwesterly flow aloft.
Scene taken from the corner of my propety shows scattered to broken high cirrus cloud cover. Dew point was 52F suggesting the atmosphere is ripe for intense thunderstorm activity later today.
June 6, 2022 - South Central Nebraska US
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Just to the west of Odessa Nebraska...
First few shots of the day as this already severe warned storm was approaching from the northwest of my current location. Got in alignment of where I thought I had the best possible chance for pics & video. An open view with no power lines. Which is rare. Even in Nebraska.
There were actually 2 storm cells. Both were severe warned. I was on the outer boundaries of the western storm. The eastern storm was going to eventually merge with this storm & become one.
The lean or tilt in this storm meant business. Nothing to take away its energy for doing its building process. Rotation was imminent, though question was would this storm produce a tornado?
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This week's photo has quite a humorous tale. While capturing a picturesque scene of seagulls soaring in the sky, with a child feeding them chips, I thought it couldn't get any better with the beautiful clouds as the backdrop. As I clicked the shutter, there came an unexpected twist – a bird's unfortunate gift landed right on my face. The odds of a bird pooping on you is about one in five million chance apparently! So despite the mishap, I decided to keep the photo, embracing the saying "luck is on my side."
Welcome to Lake Wakatipu, just outside of Queenstown, New Zealand.
Renowned for its scenic beauty, it has the particularity of having its floor being below sea level, which is hard to understand when it also has the Remarkables mountain range lying along its southeastern edge, as you can see.
And when the conditions almost allow the amount of Remarkables to double, well, it's for the better.
Came back this afternoon to discover a wonderful view during low tide at this quiet spot – thankful.
These flat lennies expanded over the next hour covering the northern half of the sky: www.flickr.com/photos/79387036@N07/49479538708/in/photost....
After leaving the turn for Chumur, this was the first sight of Tso Moriri where clouds were like being sucked between the mountains .. hit L and enjoy the sense of scale :)
These late day cirrus clouds stretched across the entire state of Wyoming. This view is looking southeast.
The jet stream with a 130 kt core wind max was overhead at the time of this image.
Revised to crop image.