Riveting and spectacular, outflow-dominant yet still supercellular, electrically hazardous but oddly calming, this twilight storm gathered sunset colors reflected from clouds to the south and interwove them artfully with cooler tones from the deeper shadows, all wrapped in a striated skirt of platy, laminar bands of air forced to lift above the shelf. This continually rumbling beauty advanced steadily across the southern Nebraska countryside, as the third of four supercells I would witness on this long but rewarding storm-intercept day.
4 WNW Cowles NE (7 Jun 24) Looking NW
40.1936, -98.5197