Top 10 in '09
PHOTOS FROM STORM INTERCEPT TRIPS
by Roger Edwards
After good reception for the 2010-20 versions of this, I've retroactively uploaded a gallery of my favorite ten photos from my spring 2009 storm-observing trips across the Plains. [This doesn't include other weather or non-weather images that I shot while not on storm chases.] Ranking these is hard! It was an adventuresome season full of great skies. I've picked these completely on my own taste, for their beauty and/or uniqueness. Captions are minimal, so that the photos can speak for themselves. Enjoy, and thanks for stopping by...
===== Roger =====
10
Gloriously spotlit deep convection, Osage County, OK.
9
Tiered, nighttime supercell in July with its last sparks, Tonkawa, OK.
8
Planned burn out of control and into farmstead, ahead of a squall line, Hennessey, OK.
7
Bright electric blast over Lake Murray, OK.
6
Wondrous back-anvil sunset near Memphis, TX.
5
Wall cloud and famous Goshen County, WY tornado seen from just over the Nebraska line.
4
Late-twilight, formerly tornadic supercell, York, NE.
3
"Stack of plates" supercell structure near Seneca, KS.
2
Tornado half a mile away, raising huge dust cloud west of Aurora, NE.
1
Approaching twilight tornado on US-34 from the west side of Aurora, NE.
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