Bill Hark
EF5
Below is a photo of the amazing supercell west of Beloit, KS on May 29, 2008. I wish the contrast was better but it was getting dark.
Bill Hark
Bill Hark
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Your Best Mesocyclone Shots of 2008
- Thread starter Brendon Lindsey
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Marko Korosec
EF4
Here are my fave from this season...
May 14th - TX
May 8th - KS
May 22nd - KS
May 14th - TX
May 8th - KS
May 22nd - KS
Dann Cianca
Been a slow year so far for me ...
April 23rd, Kit Carson County, Colorado:
June 2nd, Arapahoe County, Colorado:
April 23rd, Kit Carson County, Colorado:
June 2nd, Arapahoe County, Colorado:
Christopher E. Kincaid
The Jacksonville supercell of 5-30-08 is another of my favorites this year.
Nice structure.
Rising wallcloud.
The other side of the storm.
Too many wallclouds without tornadoes this year...
I had just bought my XTi before this chase. I didn't have much experience with it so that's why the pictures aren't all that great. But that's why God gave us Photoshop, right?
Nice structure.
Rising wallcloud.
The other side of the storm.
Too many wallclouds without tornadoes this year...
I had just bought my XTi before this chase. I didn't have much experience with it so that's why the pictures aren't all that great. But that's why God gave us Photoshop, right?
Tim Shriver
EF4
While not "pro" quality I do like these two images.
Must be the incoming hail trails that I like.
Taken just outside Waunakee WI, April 24th, 2006
Tim
Must be the incoming hail trails that I like.
Taken just outside Waunakee WI, April 24th, 2006
Tim
Danny Neal
EF5
6/7 Chi-town burbs.
Brian Press
EF1
This was a good one. March 30th. Oklahoma..
Dick McGowan
EF5
Same day as Verne's on June 11th, but sadly this supercell choked near Salina, and the one behind it produced the deadly night time tornadoes. Near Kanapolis State Park...we couldn't get far enough away from it, this is where we caught it..
June 11th- the supercell before the one above near Concordia, KS:
June 12th near Cottonwood Falls at 10 mm:
May 25th in Rush/Barton County
May 22nd - shot 7 miles north of Dighton, KS in front of my high school friend Joe's house! (My hometown) It almost did it shortly after...
June 11th- the supercell before the one above near Concordia, KS:
June 12th near Cottonwood Falls at 10 mm:
May 25th in Rush/Barton County
May 22nd - shot 7 miles north of Dighton, KS in front of my high school friend Joe's house! (My hometown) It almost did it shortly after...
cdcollura
EF5
Good day all...
Above: Between Glen Elder and Jewell, Kansas on May 29, 2008 (near Beloit). Enough said ;-)
Above: Between Glen Elder and Jewell, Kansas on May 29, 2008 (near Beloit). Enough said ;-)
Jim Saueressig
EF5
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Erik Burns
EF0
Well here is one of my favortites for 08. This one was on May 1 over Moore Ok
My next favorite from Coleman county TX March 17
And my best for the year sadly enough on March 02 2008 SW of Anadarko OK
and one more from March 30th near Cordell OK
wow they got grainy when I loaded them on here. I feel embarassed to put these on here compared to others.
My next favorite from Coleman county TX March 17
And my best for the year sadly enough on March 02 2008 SW of Anadarko OK
and one more from March 30th near Cordell OK
wow they got grainy when I loaded them on here. I feel embarassed to put these on here compared to others.
BKDPhillips
EF1
Kevin Myatt
EF2
So many storms were grungy HPs on this year's Plains trip (May 11-26) that I didn't see much in the way of really sculpted mesos (not that I'm complaining with the May 22-23 tornadofest) ... looks like others were out at better times to see structure ...
these don't compare to many of the others on here, but a couple of decent shots that are a little different:
frisbee stacks under a meso near Flagler, Colorado, on May 21:
Weak meso over Roanoke, Virginia, on June 26:
these don't compare to many of the others on here, but a couple of decent shots that are a little different:
frisbee stacks under a meso near Flagler, Colorado, on May 21:
Weak meso over Roanoke, Virginia, on June 26:
