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Wheatfield Shock

2015-12-06 By Roger Edwards

An intermittent supercell fought cold outflow from earlier storms, but still forged eastward to form a "striking" backdrop to the happy green High Plains wheatfields.   A unusually moist spring in the northwestern Texas Panhandle kept irrigation units idle more than usual and the dry-land crops high and verdant. 19 W Dalhart, TX (28 May 15) Looking NNW 36.0871, -102.8753 … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Daytime Lightning Tagged With: clouds, convection, Dalhart, farms, Great Plains, landscapes, lightning, storms, Texas, Texas Panhandle, weather

The Tapestry of the American Prairie

2015-12-06 By Roger Edwards

The Great Plains is a mighty treasure, offering fluidly interwoven landscapes and skyscapes to all the senses, in as much of an immersive and fully experiential way as one can handle.  These vast lands are appreciated best while completely present, outdoors and stationary.  Step away from the textbooks, turn off the websites (except for this one!), leave behind any "flyover country" thoughts, and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Gallery of Outflow Tagged With: arcus, clouds, convection, Dalhart, flora, Great Plains, landscapes, outflow, storms, Texas, Texas Panhandle, weather, wildflowers

Sargent Tornado Underway

2015-12-04 By Roger Edwards

Storm observers typically name tornadoes after the nearest town—in this case Sargent, Nebraska.  Fortunately, the tornado was well-removed from town, and never threatened it.  The visible vortex remained narrow but photogenic throughout its lifetime, gradually developing, maturing then weakening over open country, with minimal damage and no human casualties.  If all tornadoes followed this ideal … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Tornadoes Tagged With: clouds, convection, Great Plains, Nebraska, Sargent, storms, supercells, thunderstorms, tornado, wall clouds, weather

Tornadic Supercell Intermission

2015-12-04 By Roger Edwards

Following an earlier, high-based stage with long-lived funnel cloud (and possible weak tornado), the Canadian (TX) supercell underwent a nearly suicidal phase where its  gust front surged east and almost completely undercut the entire updraft area.  Even at this stage, a short-lived, tight mesocyclonic wrap-up on the north rim of that rear-flank downdraft spawned the very short-lived funnel cloud … [Read more...]

Filed Under: The Majestic Supercell Tagged With: arcus, clouds, convection, funnel cloud, Great Plains, landscapes, outflow, shelf cloud, storms, supercells, Texas, Texas Panhandle, thunderstorms, weather

Simple Seaside Solitude

2015-12-04 By Roger Edwards

Quiet beach, lawn chair, calm surf, warm sunshine reflected off the sea, cold beverage aside, camera in the other hand...an ideal idyll this was in reality, and still can be for all who choose to travel in spirit to a far-away place of peace and tranquility.  In that spirit I offer a salve from stresses of the day.  From this very spot, sometimes without even leaving the chair, an … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Sunsets and Sunrises Tagged With: beaches, clouds, Florida, Gulf of Mexico, islands, ocean, reflectives, Sanibel, seashores, sun, sunsets, waterscapes, weather

Ominous Turbulence

2015-12-03 By Roger Edwards

Last gasp of a dying LP supercell, this arcus cloud's underbelly painted a richly granular array of fluid monochromatics over the green prairie of an unusually moist southwestern Oklahoma springtime. 5 SSW Loveland OK (26 May 15) Looking N 34.2468, -98.8041 … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Gallery of Outflow Tagged With: arcus, clouds, convection, Great Plains, landscapes, Loveland, Oklahoma, outflow, storms, thunderstorms, weather

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Welcome to SkyPix, an online photo book of clouds, weather and water by Roger Edwards. As in a printed coffee-table book, every image has its own page with a unique story. After all, meaningful photography is much more than just picture-taking; it is visually rendering a moment in place and time from a perspective like none other. As a scientist and an artist, I hope my deep passion for the power and splendor of our skies and waters shines through in these pages. If you are a cloud and weather aficionado, outdoor enthusiast, outdoor or nature photographer, art lover, or anyone who craves learning, enjoy...

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Roger Edwards Image of the Week
Roger Edwards Digital Galleries
Storms Observed Chase BLOG

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