Mike Peregrine
EF5
Wow - these are AWESOME ... nice work folks!
April, 2004 - Falls City, Nebraska:
April, 2004 - Falls City, Nebraska:
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Mikey Gribble
EF5
Aaron Kennedy
EF5
Just a few!
Non chaseday
Non chaseday
May 12, 2004 (there were supercells in OK too!)
May 29, 2004
Aaron
Non chaseday
Non chaseday
May 12, 2004 (there were supercells in OK too!)
May 29, 2004
Aaron
Jimmy Deguara
EF3
Hi,
Awesome pictures!
Aaron, it would be great if dates can be supplied as I am interested what days those images were taken. Same goes to others who haven't - it would be great as it helps give a different perspective!
Regards,
Jimmy Deguara
Awesome pictures!
Aaron, it would be great if dates can be supplied as I am interested what days those images were taken. Same goes to others who haven't - it would be great as it helps give a different perspective!
Regards,
Jimmy Deguara
Dan Robinson
Great thread! Here are a few of mine:
May 29, 2001 - Texas Panhandle supercell
July 15, 2003 - Scott Depot, WV lightning
June 1, 2004 - Charleston, WV congestus with pileus
December 10, 2004 - Fayette County, WV rainbow
August 8, 2001 - Hurricane, WV lightning
June 12, 2004 - Rock, KS tornado rope-out
June 9, 2005 - Rooks County, KS tornado rope-out
June 7, 2005 - Kadoka, SD CG with LP supercell
And one of my favorites of all-time, a chaser's dream scene, though just a video frame shot:
June 12, 2004 - Mulvane, KS double CG with tornado
May 29, 2001 - Texas Panhandle supercell
July 15, 2003 - Scott Depot, WV lightning
June 1, 2004 - Charleston, WV congestus with pileus
December 10, 2004 - Fayette County, WV rainbow
August 8, 2001 - Hurricane, WV lightning
June 12, 2004 - Rock, KS tornado rope-out
June 9, 2005 - Rooks County, KS tornado rope-out
June 7, 2005 - Kadoka, SD CG with LP supercell
And one of my favorites of all-time, a chaser's dream scene, though just a video frame shot:
June 12, 2004 - Mulvane, KS double CG with tornado
Jimmy Deguara
EF3
Hi Dan,
The angle of the South Dakota supercell suggests you were not too far away from where we were. We actually were on top of a shooting range embankment which gave us an excellent view of the storm without obstacles. I recall the staccato lightning so I would say that I have it on video and will get a still later. Did you get a good timelapse of the storm? It rotated beautifully! To keep on track with the thread - perhaps send a private reply.
Back on track, thanks for the locations etc - absolutely incredible pictures. Once can really appreciate what storm chasing is all about when you see the variety of the images displayed here and of course on other galleries.
Regards,
Jimmy Deguara
The angle of the South Dakota supercell suggests you were not too far away from where we were. We actually were on top of a shooting range embankment which gave us an excellent view of the storm without obstacles. I recall the staccato lightning so I would say that I have it on video and will get a still later. Did you get a good timelapse of the storm? It rotated beautifully! To keep on track with the thread - perhaps send a private reply.
Back on track, thanks for the locations etc - absolutely incredible pictures. Once can really appreciate what storm chasing is all about when you see the variety of the images displayed here and of course on other galleries.
Regards,
Jimmy Deguara
John Diel
EF5
One of my favorites from a couple of years ago.
Thomas Loades
Well, these aren't mine (I have to develop my photos someday!), but I'm quite fond of them.
Somewhere in the plains, mid–late 1970s, by the NSSL Storm Intercept Project. (See the wall cloud down the bottom?)
Another one from the '70s sometime, this one by Steve Tegtmeier.
Somewhere in the plains, mid–late 1970s, by the NSSL Storm Intercept Project. (See the wall cloud down the bottom?)
Another one from the '70s sometime, this one by Steve Tegtmeier.
Mickey Ptak
EF5
A few weeks ago (can't remimber date attm) south west of OKC
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Kurt Hulst
EF5
May 31st South of Lubbock TX
May 30th Colorado
June 16th Harper Co. OK
May 30th Colorado
June 16th Harper Co. OK
Dave Kaplow
EF4
Great thread, awesome pics.
It isn't anything of mine, but I feel that a thread like this simply wouldn't be complete without a link to these incredible pictures.
Here's a taste:
This astounding LP updraft and tornado occured on 3/21/05 in Marlin TX, where it was photographed by Bill Purcell. Simply amazing.
It isn't anything of mine, but I feel that a thread like this simply wouldn't be complete without a link to these incredible pictures.
Here's a taste:
This astounding LP updraft and tornado occured on 3/21/05 in Marlin TX, where it was photographed by Bill Purcell. Simply amazing.
Wonderful, beautiful shots, folks! Keep it up...
A few of my own:
-- 26 June 2002 in NWrn OH --
-- Kelvin Helmholtz waves at sunset --
Regards -
A few of my own:
-- 26 June 2002 in NWrn OH --
-- Kelvin Helmholtz waves at sunset --
Regards -
Bobby Eddins
EF2
The Happy, TX storm goes off into the darkness on May 5th, 2002
Some rays from SW KS on June 13, 2000
Some rays from SW KS on June 13, 2000
nickgrillo
EF5
I love anvil shadows...
Laura Duchesne
EF5
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