Incredible pix: Stormchaser site. "We're in ur cloudz, makin u run"

[Fire Walk With Me]

This supercell gets really interesting about halfway down. Don't miss the desktop wallpaper section.

http://extremeinstability.com/04-5-28.htm

[Suich]

1. What incredible pictures!

Thanks for posting them, Peake!

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[alphafemale]

2. I thought that was going to be a pic where the people thought there was an angel in the cloud.

And some here thought it looked like a cat.

Great pics though.

[Fire Walk With Me]

4. Although nature is ethically neutral, there is no mistaking the message "leave, now"

in those clouds. I haven't lived in the midwest for two decades, so it's easy to forget when threat fills half the horizon.

[idgiehkt]

3. wow, that made me shiver

I don't think I could live somewhere in the mid-west and deal with that all the time. I grew up in the mountains and that is way too much horizon for me. I've only been caught in a tornado once, and I was at work. It was rather scary but no damage was done to the business. Ironically, it also came very close to hitting the trailer I was living in, but it picked up right before it hit and disipated. The Dairy farm next door lost one of their sheds where they kept all their trucks and equipment though, it sucked off all the aluminum off of the roof and dropped it in the field across the street as the storm died out, it looked like a plane had crashed over there or something.

Thanks for posting those amazing pics.

[Heidi]

5. Gorgeous photos! Check this out:

Spectacular Mammatus Clouds over Hastings, Nebraska (summer, 2004)

http://hprcc.unl.edu/nebraska/june2004hastings-mammatus.html

[idgiehkt]

6. acid flashback

:scared:

[Heidi]

7. Hahahahahahaha!

Hi, idgiehkt! :hug:

[Fire Walk With Me]

8. Tell me that's CGI... I've never seen anything like it.

Whew!

[Heidi]

9. No, they're real clouds.

I lived in Nebraska for many years and saw lots of beautiful and impressive storm clouds. :hi:

[Frank Cannon]

13. Yep, they're real

I saw this phenomenon once over Dallas, TX. I've never seen anything like it before or since.

[Heidi]

14. Pretty spectacular, huh?

I wouldn't want to be anywhere in the path of some of the gorgeous storms I've seen in Nebraska, Oklahoma and Kansas, but I'm a big fan of watching from a (large) distance. :)

Hi, Frank! :hi:

[Fire Walk With Me]

23. Thanks for that link. I never would have known...

[smitty]

24. I've never seen clouds like those, they're probably something

you can see only on the Great Plains.

[Mythsaje]

12. I've never seen clouds like that in my life

Really wild.

[Hand]

19. Saw those in Colorado a couple years ago.

Except they were a VERY ominous grey-brown. Really spectacular--and the eventual double rainbow was no slouch either!

Needless to say, I forgot my camera.

[Eurobabe]

10. Oh damn, I thought it was one of those Cat things

from cheezburger site. :eyes:

[Mythsaje]

11. Wow. Simply amazing. n/t

[Heidi]

15. Kick.

:kick:

[judaspriestess]

16. wow what gorgeous pics

thanks for posting.

[supernova]

17. Giant UFO!

:wow: Unreal!

Thanks for sharing the cool pix. :D

I love looking at mother nature.

[alphafemale]

18. Killer Kloud Kitty

http://imgred.com/

[xchrom]

20. so awesome and beautiful. n/t

[Maestro]

21. Awesome pics of Mother Nature!

That is what I call a supercell!

[Throd]

22. Technically speaking, that is actually a Super-Duper Cell.