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Supercell thunderstorm just south of Stillwater Oklahoma. This storm produced one EF-3 tornado on May 9.
I love how this storm is an almost perfect representation of a classic storm structure. I am about 4 miles West of storm. I ran out of road and had to make a 4 wheel drive dash to get back in position.
This was taken at 36,000ft heading west over Austria during some extremely powerful storms. We diverted our course to the south (left) to stay clear of them as the tops of the thunderstorms went up beyond 40,000ft. In the foreground is a towering cumulus, the precursor to a cumulonimbus, one of which can be seen in the background with the flat top.
More of my in-flight cloud photos here youtu.be/tbmL6yNda4U
An epic view from Top of The Rock during a thunderstorm
Midtown Manhattan
New York City, September 2018
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This was the only thunderstorm to form over the southern half of Wyoming today. It passed about 15 miles to my north and lasted between 3 to 4 PM. The hill in my backyard rises 10 degrees above the horizon. I see myself going up it quite often when something is brewing to my north.
The left side shows `the thunderhead convective development in supercooled phase and the right as it goes into the glacial "ice" phase. I heard just a few faint rumbles.
This is what God told us: God has given us eternal life, and this life is in his Son. Whoever has the Son has life, but whoever does not have the Son of God does not have life.
As we enter into the 2022 tornado season over southeast Wyoming, this classic view of a tornadic thunderstorm punching through an anvil with Incus, Capillatus and Mammatus cloud formations reminds us to be on the lookout for severe weather.
Appostati ai piedi di ogni nube temporalesca, gli angeli cercano di acchiappare i fulmini, ma questi sono troppo veloci.
(Fabrizio Caramagna)
Evening thunderstorm in Canadian Rockies. Lit up by setting sun. There was quite a lot of lightning, but no luck capturing it. Banff National park, Alberta, Canada.
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV © 2019 Klaus Ficker. Photos are copyrighted. All rights reserved. Pictures can not be used without explicit permission by the creator.
It was the severe thunderstorm with a huge amount of the rain and lighting. One could see some unusual cloud formation like twister.
Brooklyn, New York