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stormdoctor > One of the major perks of storm chasing is the stunning landscapes over quiet plains. This scrub-dominated landscape belies the major storm brewing in the distance. Anvil blowoff casts a quiet hue to the scene.

stormdoctor > BackshearBackshearing supercell north of Oklahoma City on May 30, 2004--taken from 36000 feet. Looking north.

stormdoctor > Bit O'HailThese gigantic hail stones were (fortunately) collected from a field--we had just missed them falling from the sky. The largest stone, on the left, measures 3.25".

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Backshear

Backshearing supercell north of Oklahoma City on May 30, 2004--taken from 36000 feet. Looking north.

> BackshearBackshearing supercell north of Oklahoma City on May 30, 2004--taken from 36000 feet. Looking north.

Backshear

Backshearing supercell north of Oklahoma City on May 30, 2004--taken from 36000 feet. Looking north.

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