Great storm structures YOU have seen/photographed

[Scott Currens]

June 13, 2000 was the first date that came to mind when I saw this thread. Man what a great structure day. Too bad I only had a camcorder back then.

June 13, 2000: Supercell #1 over Canadian, TX

June 13, 2000: Supercell #2 near Mendota, TX

June 3, 2000: HP beast near Pierce, NE

May 27, 2002: SE TX PHL

May 30, 2006: Cimarron County, OK

Scott Currens
www.violentplains.com

 

[Andrew Khan]

Here is an awsome one, from this years chase season. It was in SC OK, during a huge squall line event, the shelf cloud had the greatest structure, and was right overhead. I had never seen so many eddies, as there were embedded in this one.

 

[Laura Hedien]

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I am beginning to realize this was not an ordinary chase... LOL.. unfortunately I realized it about 9 months later!
This is of Stoughton WI Aug 18 2005. I took off from work early to get up there. I live in NE IL. If I knew then what I know now... and I still know squat!
At this point- per time stamps on the GPS, camera, and GRLevel 3, I was 4.1 miles away from an F3. I was due east of the storm.

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This was taken over Lake Michigan at Ft Sheridan on July 25, 2005.

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This was this year... Mertzon TX May 04 about an hour or so before she dropped 3.9" hail on that town.

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This was outside of Halls Summit KS May 18, 2005.

Those are a few.....
Laura

 

[Laura Duchesne]

I know I already posted to this thread earlier on, but what I posted just isn't my best anymore The storms in Ontario cannot compare to those of the plains. Don't get me wrong though, the June 14 2004 storm in Ontario was pretty good for my neck of the woods.

These are only just a select few of the many images I plan to put up on my website.

May 31 2006 Haboob in eastern CO into western KS, looking west

June 1 2006 mammatus over the mountains north of Trinidad, CO, looking southwest

June 5 2006 supercell and tornado in early stage near Huron, SD, looking north

The tornado grew wider as shown in this vid cap, a few seconds later. It was on the ground for a minute or so, before getting rain wrapped.

 

[Eric Flescher]

Woops. I need to post some of my favorite.
Here you go.
Great to see everyone else images,

Pictures from Texas trip with Doug Raflik and I and the great Wallcloud and more 2002 June . A great beaverail came down (see (upper left). The storm on the right was an approaching hailstorm.

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