Overview: Stock photos with a wide view of the severe storm environment clouds showing the various parts and how they relate to each other.

  • Convection at all stages fills the view in this midday flush of activity
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  • A shaded storm sends out fingers of frozen anvil cloud
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  • Approaching storm cloud features: flanking line and mamma
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  • A storm is sending clues about its severity in its sharp anvil
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  • A dominant storm controls nearby clouds, flattening weaker Cumulus
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  • A multicell storm type has formed a thunderhead with a hard anvil
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  • A storm cloud with structure which is simple but efficient
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  • The lifted condensation level and the level of free convection
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  • Higher, flat clouds in the cool air behind a passing thunderstorm
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  • This circular Cumulonimbus shows the vertical structure of a storm
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  • A squall line is weakening as buoyancy decreases in the evening air
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  • Storm crowns with Velum, a Cumulonimbus accessory cloud type
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  • Unusual cloud formed by slow convection in marginal instability
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  • Thunderstorm cloud survival and persistence: storm environment
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  • A large area of updrafts fills the inflow side of a severe storm
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  • Gathering storm clouds blasting toward a new storm cell
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  • A cold front coming in as a long cloud bank
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  • Cloud lines and winds around storms: inflow and outflow
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  • Daily summer routine of strong up and down convection air currents
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  • Multicell thunderstorm cloud structure: anvil flange detail
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