Storm pics

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Cool shots everyone

 

[Ashton]

I just love this thread. One of my favorite things about adventuring is seeing the wide sweeping vistas polkadotted by storm clouds and rain sheets. I always feel just a little bit more human when I see the world working before me.

Not so much a storm, but here's one of a foggy morning in Monterey, CA. This is the world famous uphill to the corkscrew at Laguna Seca Raceway.

Also, from the same area and same trip. This little fellow seems to be pointing out to the retreating marine layer.

Monterey, CA - Where you can watch the storm leave and the sun roll in.

When history and the beauty of nature coincide, I get tingly in my loins.

Welp, i'll leave it there for now as I'm having some issues posting content. Until OB gets back to me, I'll have to wait to post more.

Cheers!

 

[nTg]

 

[ScratchHax]

Storm chasing was my intro to overlanding. These are from a single cell outside of Victoria KS that went tornadic . We ended up having to sleep in my Ford Freestyle that night and that started the wheels turning in my head. I don't chase anymore (moved too far away from predictable action) but I sleep in my car a lot more often :)

 

[blackntan]

Little Hooly doon south

 

[Road]

Somewhere in Dakotas years ago. I need to get back up there this year.



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[Waltzing Matilda JT]

Death Valley the day after storms.

 

[Road]

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Blizzard Outside Fargo ND, Feb 2008:



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[ScottEtkin]

Got nailed with this rain/wind storm on a salt flat in Utah. Winds were crazy at about 40MPH.

 

[Sputnik]

We don't really see the crazy thunderstorms and such around these parts though I see some good ones when I visit Arizona.
Heres a shot from in-between snow storms from last September. Fordyce lake, CA

 

[JButtress]

South Core Banks, Cape Lookout National Seashore a few days before Hurricane Dorian hit North Carolina

 

[Daryl 32]

Monache Meadows 6/6/2020

 

[Lanlubber In Remembrance]

Monache Meadows 6/6/2020

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Mighty purdy !

 

[Brett L.]

Here's a post-storm pic.

 

[Flipper]

Tornado that came through 2 days ago in Orlando, missed us by 1/4 mi. That’s the 2nd near miss this year and the season is just starting! They call them spinners, they drop out of the rain bands of the hurricanes.

 

[Prerunner1982]

Birth of a shelf cloud



Interesting cloud formations.


Just some neat clouds

 

[TOUGE]

Few of my storm pics from over the years. I wish socal got more storms, I miss the tropical afternoon storms from where I grew up in Australia.


These ones are from Guadalupe National Park looking south over Texas.






Typical PNW storm rolling though

 

[FastLayne]

Monache Meadows 6/6/2020

I was at Edison Lake at the same time (90 miles NW). Here’s pics of the same storm from the other side!

 

[USStrongman]

Clay Butte FS Lookout Tower, Wyoming. Beartooth Pass off in the distance. Rain in Wyoming, snow in Montana. About 9,800' elevation.

 

[Lanlubber In Remembrance]

Clay Butte FS Lookout Tower, Wyoming. Beartooth Pass off in the distance. Rain in Wyoming, snow in Montana. About 9,800' elevation.

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I wouldnt mind spending some time there, nice views, neat lake down there.