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A thunderstorm hits Neuhausen auf den Fildern on June 20 2013
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Strong Thunderstorm moves across the Northwoods of Wisconsin on July 18 2017. Although the storms weren't Severe in all areas, some damage was noted across the area.
A rotating Supercell Thunderstorm near Powers, MI on May 26 2018. What structure with this beauty. On a marginal risk severe day and it over performed. I love marginal risks in this area.
The drainage in the parking ramp at Fairview Southdale Hospital was not up to the challenge of the massive thunderstorms of May 11.
The same day after receiving early morning thunderstorms and lightning, more storms develop in the late afternoon and evening hours. We managed to reach a high temperature of 90 degrees around 1:00pm. Heat and moisture added fuel for some evening action. This started about 5:00pm, until after sunset.
One of the cells a bit to my SE at 6:30pm developed very interesting formations. I believe it was the outflow which aided some of the erratic looking skies and striations. At 6:45pm, gusty winds over 50mph arrived. A large area of dust kicked up under the storm, and reached my house shortly after. A few pictures I uploaded show the dust very well.
After 8:00pm, a rainbow formed along with some good sunset colors. My camera did not do 100% well with the sunset. It was really vibrant, to say the least.
Traveling into a line of heavy showers, possible thunderstorms while passing thru the Sacramento area! It's been a while since I've driven thru a downpour like this. This was during our brief outing to South Lake Tahoe/Stateline, NV with my cousin, and her coworkers Hnin and Khin. We were heading back home at this time...
(Friday afternoon, April 7, 2017)
Weather scenario/forecast:
A powerful storm system had slammed California from April 6-8, 2017. Its main frontal system had moved into NorCal Thursday night with strong winds, heavy rain and mountain snow. Also, a low pressure trough off the coast had remained there until late Saturday. The low had continued to send bands of showers and possible t-storms across NorCal thru Saturday. Snow levels were around 4000-5000 feet by Friday and then lowered by Friday night & Saturday. A break was to occur Saturday & early Sunday before another, but weaker, frontal system moves in late Sunday. Impacts from this storm was almost on par to the biggest storms of this past winter for the region in terms of potential flooding and damaging winds.
The combination of heavy rain and melting snow at lower elevations had raised the risk of flooding. Enough snow had fallen over Donner Pass along I-80 (including U.S. Route 50 where I drove to get to and from Tahoe) to make for a wintry travel. The passes were hazardous due to the heavy snow & strong winds... Drive safely out there!
A mini Supercell Thunderstorm developed across Oconto County Wisconsin during the evening hours. This storm interacted with a lake breeze and produced some amazing structure for such a small but beefy storm. July 10 2017
Thunderstorm and mesocyclone, photographed at Fort Robinson State Park, west of Crawford, Nebraska on June 7, 2020.