Best Radar Images of 2008

[Steve Miller TX]

I've seen some pretty impressive radar images this season, but failed to save alot of them. However, one that I did save that I thought was impressive was a tornadic supercell with screaming eagle signature and one big, curly hook that "embraced" Belton, Texas back on April 25th. I look forward to seeing some more!

 

[Jeff Snyder]

I'm a fan of this one, with it's awesome flying eagle reflectivity FFD structure, classic hook, and nice RFD gust front fineline:

 

[Erik Burns]

I remember seeing that one Steve.
Well I didn't get any screen shots of any of the amazing radar display. I would have to say the one storm that stands out in my mind the most ( I know somebody will have the screen shot to this one) Is the April 09 Breckenridge Tx supercell.. Beautiful flying eagle radar presentation on that storm! Wish I had the screen shot for it.

 

[Jason Boggs]

Flying eagle radar image in the Big Bend area of TX earlier this year.

 

[Danny Neal]

Nice hook echo heading right for my house on June 7th, 2008.....producing the wedges at this time

 

[Jim Saueressig]

Jackson TN - Feb 05, 2008

Near Corpus March 06, 2008





Atlanta after the Dome



May 22, 2008 Windsor CO

 

[Andrew Pritchard]

Nice hook echo heading right for my house on June 7th, 2008.....producing the wedges at this time

Haha, nice to see my spotter network icon next to the hook on that one. I hadn't seen many radar images from that day, not even in real time. I was going visually with no radar data on that one... it IS possible!

My favorite is this one from April 7 2008 I believe... mainly because of the string of chasers who were late for the storm's hook echo development.

 

[Matthew Fischer]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v508/FishF5/Radar%20Images/wow.png

Just south of Glen Elder, KS. At the current time the storm was producing EF 1 to 2 damage! This storm produced and EF3 tornado up to the north east in Jewell, KS.

 

[Danny Neal]

Here are a few more I found I had saved, one was from Arkansas when those tornadoes hit the Little Rock area and then there is the one from the March 15 outbreak

 

[Darrin Rasberry]

Parkersburg. Unfortunately I don't have an image not already on Wikipedia.

The supe trains from May 22/23rd also produced incredible radar images.

 

[MatthewCarman]

Tornadic Suppercell from last year in WI. This was the day SPC had a high risk across the great lakes area and WI had alot of tornadoes reported. I think it is the same day Tony Lubauch saw monster hail in WI around baseball size.

Radar loop of strong storms over the Atlantic Ocean with possible water spouts:

The tornadic suppercell that formed south of Omaha and traveled east across southern Iowa and then made a northeast turn and had a flying v look before it disintigrated in Jasper County:

 

[Bart_Comstock]

Here are a few of the above storm....

and here are a few random storms from this year...

 

[Ben Holcomb]

February 5, 2008 near Clinton, AR

 

[Gary Stofer]

Biggest blanket warning I've seen
I think the IND office just got tired of issuing warnings
This is from 01-29-2008 around 8:06 pm

 

[Willoughby Owen]

From April 7

Got a few more on my laptop...