Some more Matador ‘25
What a beast this was
#tornado

Very brief fully condensed rope vortex, part of the larger Sudan Texas multivortex #tornado from April 25th 2025.

Very large #tornado in the Nebraska Sandhills.

From the night of April 27, 2025

Matador, TX
4/24/25

Before the northern plains stole the show, I think Texas was the MVP of this year.

Silverton TX, 4/24/25

Huh, haven’t been on here in a while. Heres something for #wedgewednesday if we’re still doin that.
4/27/25, north of Mullen, Nebraska

It turns out the tornado me and @mesotography.bsky.social saw near Neelyville/Fairdealing, MO was the same violent EF-4 tornado that originated near Fifty Six, AR. This tornado was on the ground for 119 miles! #wxsky

What an insane sequence this past weekend was. 7 tornadoes Friday night and 2 tornadoes Saturday during HIGH risk. 10 tornadoes on the year so far. @mesotography.bsky.social #wxsky

Two trips out west scheduled for next year. Texas in mid-April, Oklahoma at the end of May

PLEASE give me my photogenic plains tor I am BEGGING

I mean thats worth it though! Id love to go to school for this stuff

Are you gonna be chasing next year?

Got to test out the wide-angle on a nice sunset though

Welp, we tried yesterday

Nam really likes the gulf coast right now

Happy #mammatusmonday!
#wxsky
#blueskywx

The answer is no

Its actually normal here

Will Dixie finally wake up at the end of the month? Stay tuned…

And its actually decent chasing terrain too

Dug this up for #mammatusmonday #wxsky
6/20/20 Jensen Beach, FL

For #supercellsunday
Baconton, GA, 6/14/23
#wxsky

Ok yeah this iPhone 15 pro camera is pretty cool

For #structuresaturday
Finally seeing beautiful supercell structure is one of the few things that made 10/30/24 worth chasing. Okarche, OK
#wxsky
This structure held for about 5 minutes, then fell apart like everything else did that day 🙄

It was so lame we thought it was a gustnado

Aha this little shit. One of the 3 reasons i wasn’t completely pissed on the way home

A structured supercell looms above the nebraska sandhills. The highway goes down through the hills towards the storm. The updraft creates shadows and sunrays behind it. The bottom half of the storm is smooth and carved out, while the top is fluffy before it spreads out in the anvil.

A big tornado is illuminated by the setting sun behind the hills ahead. The point of view is from the middle of the highway which runs off to the left. The lighting creates a partial double rainbow to the right of the tornado, and the colors are all very bright and dynamic because of the lighting.

A tornado climbs over the hill ahead shrouded by rain and hail. A rainbow extends over the right half of the frame. The tornado is very dark, filled with dirt and debris and slightly shadowed compared to the landscape and rain next to it brightly illuminated by the sun.

A skinny tornado is encircled by a dying mesocyclone. The bright white clouds look raggedy. The storm is off in the distance of the sandhills and the tornado dwarfs a cell tower to its right.

On June 25th, 2024 Whitman, NE witnessed and was victim to the #tornado of the year. It was the strongest tornado on record in that county, and was unwarned for most of its life. I was the only person to see the storm from the west, and another chaser saw from the east. #wxsky #photography

Dang I’m probably gonna hit 100 followers here before I do on Twitter

Still waiting on that photogenic nader, but this ain’t bad for a years worth of limited part-time chasing. Its been an awesome year and I can’t wait for spring 2025
#wxsky
#tornado

I don't just make video games. I also do severe weather photography. Consider liking and resharing; this is the best tornado footage I've gotten all year and the best storm chasing video I've made to date. Full video here: youtu.be/wS7HaB5hqms #wx #wxpics #tornadotuesday #wxsky #stormchasing

Im just waiting to see if this thing might give me a tornado chase