As the fourth of at least five Colorado supercells to march roughly up I-76 on this amazing storm-observing evening, this may have been the most gloriously gaudy of the series. During the photographically enchanting “blue hour” of twilight, the highly electrified Colorado storm surfed an outflow path left by its predecessors storm, flashing its own tones across the land and sky. The intermingling of light from within and without a sculpted storm, at this time of evening, juxtaposed with the mild prairie breezes and newly moist earth, made a multi-sensory, immersive, experiential moment not attainable any other way.
12 SSW Wiggins CO (18 Jun 18) Looking W
40.0736, -104.1694Sparkling Twilight Supercell
As the fourth of at least five Colorado supercells to march roughly up I-76 on this amazing storm-observing evening, this may have been the most gloriously gaudy of the series. During the photographically enchanting “blue hour” of twilight, the highly electrified Colorado storm surfed an outflow path left by its predecessors storm, flashing its own tones across the land and sky. The intermingling of light from within and without a sculpted storm, at this time of evening, juxtaposed with the mild prairie breezes and newly moist earth, made a multi-sensory, immersive, experiential moment not attainable any other way.
12 SSW Wiggins CO (18 Jun 18) Looking W
40.0736, -104.1694