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Weather map showing windspeed and direction.

Main roads closed we head off road.

Textbook LP supercell structure, with the updraft base to the left and the precip (probably some hail included) to the right.

Ain't no thing like a chicken wing.

our first Tornado, in a place called Canada Texas

My friends and I chased this storm from north of Ellinwood to Salina KS following it on highway 156 and 140. there was storm chasers following this storm. we saw up to 20 cars ahead of us on highway 140. You know you're on the right storm when there's tons of chasers everywhere and the DOW (doppler on wheels), from OK. 5-8-21.

Something simple like train tracks, give a symmetry that 's unique.

Mainly east of Wichita, KS this time

After the beastly supercell moved on, we were left with a double rainbow more clear than I've ever seen one. It was a beautiful sight, and yes, the light really was like that - I didn't change the colouring whatsoever!

Storm Chasing in Oklahoma

The developing storm drifts over a lonely railroad track in northeast New Mexico.

that's me and a tornado behind me!

Very approached view of the storm which will turn into HP supercell soon.

The onboard camera streaming video live of our chase on the internet.

Note the flash on the left hand CG strike. I saw more power flashes than I could count with these strikes.

Jeremy Shields presented a program on June 12, 2014, about how he developed a fascination with weather, how to best prepare for a chase, and some of the imagery he's captured in the process.

A big tornadic supercell throws off baseball and larger sized hail at 10am! This cell dropped a tornado at 3am for a short while.

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More trucks pile into Minot.

The backside of a shelf cloud west of Innerkip, Ontario on August 17, 2016.

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