
Camera phone doesn’t do it justice at all. Photos from my Nikon will b far superior obviously
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status: >> August 2022 -- North American Monsoon Lightning -- Southeast Arizona Region
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== Most recent mobile blog & photo updates ==
April 15, 2010
outflow dominant storms near quinter ks
on an outflow dominant storm trying for some remaining daylight
lightning photography near one of the rain shafts… hopefully a
somewhat tiered shelf cloud can form, but nothing much yet… the
storms have developed as far southwest as western gove county… but
still remaining sub-severe.
trying to exercise patience
I am between scott city and dighton. I had just about given up on the
scott city area as the cumulus were just struggling to ascend deep
into the troposphere…so I started heading east on Hwy 4 closer to
ongoing weak storms north of Wakeeney. Upon reaching Healy, I noticed
new development on radar to the west-southwest of Scott City. So I am
now about halfway between the two areas of interest. There’s a small
congestus clump to the north-northeast that keeps going up and down,
so I’m just going to sit here for a little bit I think along hwy 4
until it becomes more clear which area to commit to. -mike u


