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Undertoad Tuesday May 20 08:19 PM |
May 20, 2014: Wyoming supercell
BigV Tuesday May 20 08:55 PM the pictures are gorgeous. it seems enormous, but, it's not, it's all there, all the time. what we can see, now, is the water vapor that gives some visual definition to the air and its movement. and the water vapor's there all the time, too. it's not leaping into the cloud from somewhere else. it's there all the time, like a wet rag has water but when wrung shows the previously hidden water. what I see there is the edge of temperature and pressure gradients. Griff Tuesday May 20 09:16 PM That is truly stunning. glatt Tuesday May 20 09:30 PM Big sky country has big sky sexobon Tuesday May 20 10:13 PM Creating those is an old trick used by aliens to conceal their spacecraft as they descend for a landing. limey Wednesday May 21 09:10 AM Amazing! Spexxvet Wednesday May 21 10:57 AM wow! xoxoxoBruce Wednesday May 21 11:16 AM Nature works on all scales, but most places people hang out are too cramped to see the large scale shit like this going on. Then on the rare occasions people do see it, they rarely document it with this quality. Kudos to them, and kudos to UT for dragging it home. York Wednesday May 21 11:19 AM Sexobon , u got it! Carruthers Wednesday May 21 01:01 PM Thanks for posting, UT. Gravdigr Wednesday May 21 05:49 PM Quote:
Your #1 was my #2. (that sounds awful) xoxoxoBruce Wednesday May 21 06:52 PM Quote:
mario29 Monday Jun 2 04:05 PM f***** awesome
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