Nice pictures Andrew. I also took a few pics of the storm. They aren't as nice as yours, yours are a lot closer to the storm than my pics. Have a good weekend Andrew. LJ.
Anonymous: I would like to concur. While this storm photographed did not have rotation and therefore was not a supercell, it does have a very strong resemblance to this supercell, including a large anvil top, a tight, cumulus-covered core, and clouds surrounding the base of the storm cloud. http://en.wikipedia.org/ wiki/File:Chaparral_Supercell_2.JPG
Nice pictures Andrew. I also took a few pics of the storm. They aren't as nice as yours, yours are a lot closer to the storm than my pics. Have a good weekend Andrew. LJ.
ReplyDeleteThat is the same exact storm I saw off Lake Michigan.
ReplyDeleteThis is not a supercell.
ReplyDeleteLJ: I hope you have a good weekend as well.
ReplyDeleteAran: Yes, it was a pretty nice storm cell.
Anonymous: Sorry about that. I forgot to call it a supercell-style storm cell.
Very nice photos. It does have some similarities to a supercell.
ReplyDeleteNo, it doesn't ERN WX. Unless you're just counting the fact that it's an isolated storm, this has no similarities whatsoever to a supercell.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous: I would like to concur. While this storm photographed did not have rotation and therefore was not a supercell, it does have a very strong resemblance to this supercell, including a large anvil top, a tight, cumulus-covered core, and clouds surrounding the base of the storm cloud.
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wiki/File:Chaparral_Supercell_2.JPG