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Storm Base under Mammatus

2020-02-21 By Roger Edwards

Storm Base under Mammatus This high-based supercell—with much more rotation in midlevels than at cloud base—had been fighting its own outflow for nearly an hour after separating itself from the storm cluster in which it formed, well west of Plainview.  Still, it offered a temporarily improving organization at this stage, beneath some of the largest mammatus pouches I have seen.  A lot of mass of gas was being processed in different directions here—up, down, inward, outward, side to side, and all around.  Meanwhile, shortly after jumping out of my vehicle to take this shot, I was fighting a cloud also…of mosquitoes!  A dozen or so of those voracious little devils breezed right into the cab alongside me.   Time to drive away fast, with windows down, and seek a less parasite-infested vantage… 2 WNW Sterley TX (15 Jun 19) Looking W 34.2218, -101.4334

Filed Under: Mini Cloud Atlas, The Majestic Supercell Tagged With: clouds, convection, Great Plains, landscapes, Lockney, mammatus, Sterley, storms, supercells, Texas, 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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