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Spectacular Site as the Sun Began to Set
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Chase Summary Page 5 The sun
was beginning to set, but we wanted to get under the updraft of our
storm, because it began to pulsate. So we sacrificed great sunset pictures
as we began hauling ass to the supercell. We had to go into Kansas on
281, and at that time I managed to take those pink updraft pictures
with Jim's camera as the sun set. We went east on 160 then took some
smaller paved roads and stopped to take some lightning pictures. Our
storm merged with another storm to the north and the resultant storm
showed a nice wall cloud and good rotation. The storm later died. We
could not see much lightning to our SSW, so when our storm died we began
the drive home. We could not get a signal from the weather service on
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The following photos are amazing
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About the very colorful, sunset supercell pictures above:
They were taken by Simon Brewer, with Jim Bishop's camera. Jim was driving, rather fast, towards the suddenly explosive supercell. We had reason to believe the storm could become tornadic at any time, therefore, we did not want to stop to take pictures. However, somehow, Simon managed to hang his head out the window, hold the camera steady, and take quality photographs.
Still a Great Supercell at Night in KS.
![]() Supercell eluminated by lightning |
![]() Wall cloud eluminated by lightning |
![]() Wall cloud can barely be seen. |
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