Here are a few pix I took as the storm was moving away. This is part of what killed 23 people in Tenn...









P.S. I'm no photographer, well, I wish I were . Anyway, the pix were taken with a plain-old Fuji 3.0 megapixel digicam, no swapable lenses, no filters, no nothing. What you see here is really how the sky looked, I took about 150 pix 'cause I couldn't stop staring at the sky.

 

wow, that is a seriously scary looking storm

great pics btw

 

 

crazy looking scary sheet!

 

That's awesome. Looks like some eerie, end-of-the-world stuff going on there. Where are you located?

 

Cape Girardeau Missouri, about 100 miles South of St. Louis .

 

Pretty crazy looking. Sort of reminds me of the green skies in Nebraska when the twisters were coming around (only this looks scarier, red!)

 

You mean these?
http://www.hprcc.unl.edu/nebraska/june2004...s-mammatus.html

 

Wow, that's amazing. I got caught under some mammatus clouds in a Cessna 172 one time trying to get back into my airport (one of FL's finest early fall thunderstorms) and I can tell you that it's not a good idea. We got rocked around pretty darn good. I looked up and these things appeared to be "bubbling" from the up and downdrafts. Luckily we got back in fine. Ended up with a 45 knot tailwind on final approach until we got lower.

 

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