Stunning clouds shapes and colors are captured in this gallery. I have tweaked the contrast where necessary, but the colors are exactly as I saw them on the days they were taken.
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Farmhouse and Tornadic Supercell: Perspective
The farmhouse in the lower right hand corner is just southwest from this powerfully tornadic thunderstorm. When his photo was taken on May 22, 2004, the town of Hallum, Nebraska (underneath the updraft) was experiencing a horrific F4 tornado (which I could not see from this perspective due to the intense rear flank downdraft rain-wrap). Sadly, one woman was killed at about this same time in this storm. We were blocked from assisting in the town from the hail and debris.
The farmhouse in the lower right hand corner is just southwest from this powerfully tornadic thunderstorm. When his photo was taken on May 22, 2004, the town of Hallum, Nebraska (underneath the updraft) was experiencing a horrific F4 tornado (which I could not see from this perspective due to the intense rear flank downdraft rain-wrap). Sadly, one woman was killed at about this same time in this storm. We were blocked from assisting in the town from the hail and debris.
Farmhouse and Tornadic Supercell: Perspective
The farmhouse in the lower right hand corner is just southwest from this powerfully tornadic thunderstorm. When his photo was taken on May 22, 2004, the town of Hallum, Nebraska (underneath the updraft) was experiencing a horrific F4 tornado (which I could not see from this perspective due to the intense rear flank downdraft rain-wrap). Sadly, one woman was killed at about this same time in this storm. We were blocked from assisting in the town from the hail and debris.
The farmhouse in the lower right hand corner is just southwest from this powerfully tornadic thunderstorm. When his photo was taken on May 22, 2004, the town of Hallum, Nebraska (underneath the updraft) was experiencing a horrific F4 tornado (which I could not see from this perspective due to the intense rear flank downdraft rain-wrap). Sadly, one woman was killed at about this same time in this storm. We were blocked from assisting in the town from the hail and debris.
Camera: Canon (Canon Eos Digital Rebel) |
More details: exif |
Original size: 2400px x 3000px |
Current: 240px x 300px |
Keywords: farmhouse
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