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On outdoor location to a village called Mukhmelpur, on the outskirts of Delhi for a rural shoot, I captured this pretty young girl (model) looking towards me, carrying green grass home to be used as fodder for cattle in India. This girl looked rustic except for her tattoo on the wrist. Wearing a typical Indian rural outfit with her head covered with a 'dupatta', she totally looked her part of a young village girl. The wheat fields were beautiful green with a month or two away from harvesting!

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060323 - Early June Structured Thunder 016 by NebraskaSC

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June 3, 2023 - Kearney Nebraska US

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Due to the El Niño (The Super El Niño that is forming in the Pacific) is going to hinder the storm development this year here in Nebraska.

I'll be honest. Our weather pattern here is not favorable for development of severe weather in 2023. June usually comes in with a boom. Simply it hasn't. 30 Day models right now have all the storms north & south of Nebraska. It is the Omega Bubble effect & Nebraska is Bullseye for 2023. So I'm gonna take what I can get.

I have been ailing a really bad back injury from years past. Hindered my chasing in mid to late May. Was unable to do so because I simply couldn't get into my truck.

Feeling better the first part of June I pulled out the cams out in front of the homestead & captured this nice early June storm here in south central Nebraska. Severe Warned but that was about it. Had some small hail & much need rain.

I enjoyed getting out & back on the Hunt!

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We recently subscribed to a delivery service selling so-called “ugly fruit”—the idea being that the fruit and veggies that failed their auditions for the supermarket shelves were actually perfectly good enough to eat and didn’t deserve being thrown away. Today, we got out first delivery—including the magnificent Purple Pimpernel, the one and only Monsieur Aubergine.

Yeah, he’s taken a few knocks on that ol’ roundabout we call life, but hey—here’s character earned the hard way. Mr Aubergine ain’t no mean mistreater—you unnerstand—but he’s seen the kind of life you don’t see on the cover of Veggie Vogue.

That’s right. Mr Aubergine calls it like he sees it.

(That said, he needs four speedlights, a lightbox, no shortage of PVC and a few beers to do so.)

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March 30, 2023 - Kearney Nebraska US

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I've learned a few valuable lessons over the years of chasing severe weather. One of them is to be extremely cautious of the dirt & dust that is kicked up in the early storms of the season. I spend hundreds of $$$ on keeping my lens clean. I should say lenses since I have multiple cams. Meaning I don't get my cams out for the dirt. Yes its going to happen but not again on the first storms of the year... Please note that you can see the haze of the dirt flying in on the back side of the storm it was nasty.

It was good to see the return of the first storms of the season here in South Central Nebraska. This was the same system that produce all those tornadoes in Iowa, but this was the day before. (Someone messaged me & asked why I wasn't chasing Iowa) Real reason is its Way East... Ya I could have gone but I had some other responsibilities & want to save the $ for fuel for later chase dates... There will be more storms!

While the rest of the US has seen its share of severe weather this springtime 2023. Nebraska has a very limited amount of nice weather, let alone nicer temps as spring approaches. Just last week we had a winter squall come through with 6 inches of snow. So yes there was snow still on the ground in a few places as temps reached 70 here for the first time this year.

I need to get out & grasp a few snaps before the haboob swept over the city. (Dust Storm)

Officially my first of 2023, can't wait to see what's next!

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September 23, 2014 - Ansley Nebraska US

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In September, Nebraska’s sunsets transform into breathtaking spectacles, amplified by the dramatic presence of thunderstorms and supercells. As summer’s heat begins to wane, the Great Plains remain a hotbed for dynamic weather, with warm, moist air clashing against cooler fronts to create vibrant, fiery skies. The sun dips below the horizon, painting the vast Nebraska landscape in hues of orange, pink, and purple, often intensified by towering cumulonimbus clouds. These clouds, illuminated by the fading light, glow with an ethereal quality, their edges tinged with gold as the sun’s rays refract through the atmosphere. The open plains offer an unobstructed view, making the interplay of light and storm clouds a daily masterpiece, where the sinking sun seems to set the sky ablaze against the silhouette of distant fields.

For those in rural areas, watching a September supercell at sunset is an unforgettable experience. The air grows heavy with the scent of rain, and the distant rumble of thunder provides a soundtrack to the visual spectacle. Farmers and storm chasers alike pause to witness the sky’s drama, knowing that these storms can bring both vital rain and potential destruction to the region’s corn and soybean fields. The fleeting moments when the sun’s last rays pierce through breaks in the storm clouds create a sense of timelessness, connecting the observer to the raw, untamed spirit of the Plains. In Nebraska, September sunsets paired with thunderstorms and supercells are not just weather events—they’re a vivid reminder of nature’s ability to inspire wonder and respect in equal measure.

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July 6, 2024 - East of Overton Nebraska

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Dark, swirling supercell storm clouds dominate the sky as a powerful supercell forms over a vast, flat landscape. A narrow road stretches into the horizon, surrounded by fields of green, creating a dramatic contrast with the tumultuous sky.

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July 1 2024 - East of Arapahoe Nebraska

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Dark storm clouds gather over an expansive field, contrasting with the vibrant green of the grass below. A road sign on the left side hints at the rural setting as rain & hail begins to fall in the distance.

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May 14, 2025 - Maxwell Nebraska

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Just to the east of North Platte Nebraska. Maxwell Nebraska...

A landspout touches down over a rural landscape under a dramatic sky, where the swirling column of wind is starkly visible against intense cloud formations. The foreground features a few trees and farmland, emphasizing the stark contrast between human activity and natural phenomena.

We were not set up & riding parallel with this storm.. so only a few shots eh...

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What is the Difference between a Landspout & a Tornado?

A landspout and a tornado are both rotating columns of air that can cause damage, but they differ in their formation, structure, and characteristics:

Formation:

Landspout: A landspout is a type of non-supercell tornado that forms from a growing thunderstorm or cumulus cloud without a mesocyclone (a rotating updraft within a supercell). It typically develops from the ground upward when converging surface winds create a vortex that is stretched by an updraft in a developing storm.

Tornado: A tornado usually forms from a supercell thunderstorm with a mesocyclone. It descends from the cloud base downward as the mesocyclone tightens and intensifies due to strong atmospheric dynamics, such as wind shear.

Structure and Appearance:

Landspout: Landspouts are often narrower, more rope-like, and less organized than tornadoes. They typically appear as a slender, tube-like vortex extending from the cloud base to the ground, sometimes resembling a waterspout over land.

Tornado: Tornadoes are generally wider, more robust, and can take various shapes (e.g., wedge, cone, or rope). They are often associated with a visible funnel cloud and a debris cloud at the surface due to stronger winds.

Intensity and Duration:

Landspout: Landspouts are usually weaker (EF0–EF1 on the Enhanced Fujita scale) and shorter-lived, lasting a few minutes. They cause localized, less severe damage compared to tornadoes.

Tornado: Tornadoes can range from weak (EF0–EF1) to extremely violent (EF4–EF5), with some lasting over an hour. They can cause widespread, catastrophic damage due to higher wind speeds.

Associated Weather:

Landspout: Occurs in less severe weather, often under developing thunderstorms or cumulus clouds with minimal wind shear. They are not typically associated with large-scale storm systems.

Tornado: Often occurs in severe thunderstorms, especially supercells, with strong wind shear and dynamic atmospheric conditions conducive to powerful, long-lived storms.

Detection:

Landspout: Landspouts are harder to detect on radar because they lack a mesocyclone and may not produce a distinct radar signature.

Tornado: Tornadoes from supercells often show a mesocyclone signature on Doppler radar, aiding in their detection and warning issuance.

In summary, while both are rotating columns of air that contact the ground, landspouts are weaker, shorter-lived, and form without a mesocyclone under less severe conditions, whereas tornadoes are typically stronger, longer-lasting, and associated with supercell thunderstorms and mesocyclones.

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July 16, 2024 - South of Odessa Nebraska

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A massive, swirling storm cloud looms over a vast, open landscape, creating a dramatic contrast with the green fields below. The road in the foreground leads the eye toward the imposing weather formation, highlighting the wide expanse of the rural setting.

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August 22, 2021 - North of Alma Nebraska US

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We had to pack up and move south via Hwy 283 South then Head due east of Hwy 89. This route takes us though Beaver City, Orleans, and eventually just north of Alma Nebraska.

Now just north of Alma Nebraska...

We didn't allow us much time to find a suitable spot for us to the base of the storm. A few things to note here.

When we chase, SAFETY is the number 1 thing that I stress to the individuals that chase with me. I have to practice what I preach.

We have to find a safe spot to pull off and get the pics, vids. Once we make this choice to pull off when always include a EXIT plan before we stop. (Chasing for all these years, I've learned a very valuable lesson. Never stop unless you have an open an safe exit area when chasing severe weather

We had limited time when we stopped. Storm was approaching fast from the southwest. Where we stopped I wasn't considering how high the corn here in Nebraska in late August. We didn't get a choice to move. It was now or never. So we stopped & set up fast and got with I could with 4k @ ground level.

It was our best structure of severe weather 2021. Defined Meso... Eye Candy Structure.... What more could we ask for!

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