As spring becomes summer, the peak period for thunderstorms on the High Plains brings not only the welcomed promise of beneficial rains, but a simultaneous offering of beauty and danger with every passing tempest. This view was nearly 180° opposite a deeply textured part of the shelf cloud’s underbelly that was moving away, but the cores themselves moved abeam—neither closer nor farther—all while spitting these lightning strikes near their edges.
3 SSW Kimball NE (22 Jun 13) Looking NW
41.1924, -103.6786