Chasers
The following images are from Adventures in Tornado Alley: The Storm Chasers.
And I believe you can read the thousand words in each.
Sioux City, Iowa. This cloud is one mile in diameter.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Alvo, Nebraska.
Posted on April 2, 2008, in Nature, Storms and tagged Adventures in Tornado Alley, Iowa, Nature, Nebraska, Photography, Storm Chasers, Storms, Super Cells, Tornado Alley, Tornadoes. Bookmark the permalink. 28 Comments.
Wow. These are awesome.
Amazing pictures. I have been waiting for nearly 2 hours for a storm to brew over the english channel. It’s on it’s way over the south coast but not really that much activity.
this is pretty cool. but i think i want to do this to when i grow up
Those are ‘storms cells’ or ‘supercells’ , not tornadoes. A simple search can explain the difference.
My 5th grade class just read Night Of The Twisters, about the Neb. strom. I felt so bad at how bad the tornadoes were!!!!
awesome duuude !
Beautiful. Wow
oh wow. these are really exciting!! wow. thats still all i have to say
man,i love storms,nice pictures!…purely art!
These look nothing like the sky the night of June 3rd. I have never seen anything like that and I hope I don’t again. I was only 12 and I was down on South Locust when the sirens went off. My family managed to get home to safety. But I had other family that lost their home down by Starr school.
I borrowed the second picture hope you don’t mind if it is sited.
That’s crazy. i live in Austin Texas. never seen a twister in my life. my boy friend wants to move to Iowa … i don’t know any more. lol
If im correct, supercells can easily turn into a tornadoe.. these are pretty cool, but i live in Nebraska so i’ve been there and done that lol..
Even through I live in Iowa, I have not been through a tornadoe and hope I don’t have to be, but these pics are the coolest most real thing I have ever seen
THE TORNADO CAN TOUCHDOWN IN TORNADO ALLEY!
wow!!!! Awesome
They are deadly and can kill you
This kind of stuff inspires me! I am graduating highschool this week and I want to become a storm chaser! It’s my dream!
They are Beautiful images, My question is it true that the eye of the storm is where it is calmest. Looks like a blooming onion you would get at an Outback steakhouse. I would just love to pull my futon right into the eye of the storm and sit. Do you have more information on storms and thier patterns. Are they very perdictible in thier paths.
What was the name of the first documented storm?
I’ve been in a couple of them, and trust me, it’s not fun. Especially, when it affects people you love . . .
those are really awesome pic. i would love too see one in real life but somewhere safe. i was also wanting to know can you see a hurican like you can a tornado or is it just wind and rain and stuff.
Cool pitchers!
Great Shots!
You’re pretty rebelious for getting so close!
Can’t wait to see more!
that’s looks well freaky if i was there I would of filmed it cos I am a 14yr old film maker but imagine been in that cool
THese are soooooooooo beautiful!
I’m 13 years old and i’ve lived in Nebraska all my life. i love the storms we get, and they are usually pretty safe. I love to just sit out on my porch all night and watch the lightning.
Thank you for posting these! they remind me of summer!
sweet supercell dude.The whole thing looks like its gonna drop down to Earth!
WOW!!!! Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!1
I Love storms untill they r on someones house destroying their lifes they r the most beautifull thing from mother nature
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