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June 21 IL storm photos, part 2
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SEE ALSO: June 21 photos, part 1
As promised, here is a second set of images from the Tuesday, June 21 storm event in southern Illinois:
Gust front/isolated cell interaction at New Baden, IL:
Panorama at Akin, IL:
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Curling cloud eddy over Mount Vernon, IL:
Base of storms north of Murphysboro, IL. These storms were just north of an outflow boundary, and had they been able to root just a few miles farther south, I believe these would have easily produced tornadoes. Alas, they stayed undercut for all of their observed lives - winds were northerly here:
Panorama at Akin, IL:
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Post-shelf cloud saturated colors at sunset, Coulterville, IL:
Lightning and distant gust front back edge east of Coulterville:
Visit Part 1 photo post for the rest of the images from this day.
Good grief, and here I was in WV happy to have seen a little shear funnel. Amazing stuff!
- Posted by Andy | | |
Some cracking photography there Dan !!!
- Posted by Mick from UK | | |
Super Beautiful Dan!
- Posted by John from Ohio | | |
Excellent as usual! Saw two bright meteors from opposite you at Altamont so be that you were facing ENE, wonder if that may be one of the ones I saw too as I was looking WSW and up?
- Posted by Paul from Decatur, IL | | |
I thought at first that it was a meteor, and that's possible as I didn't notice it when it happened - but the symmetrical tapering at both ends looks more iridium flare-ish. Wish I'd had the shutter open longer to pick up some lightning bugs in that one!
- Posted by Dan R. from New Baden, IL | | |
Great shots, Dan! Wish I'd headed down I-64 a little quicker so I could ahve stayed ahead of the storms, although the flying tree debris along 64 near the Kaskaskia River was interesting to say the least.
- Posted by John from Edwardsville, IL | | |
great photos
- Posted by mom | | |
Thanks again for the comments!
- Posted by Dan R. from New Baden, IL | | |
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