Supercells: Stock photos of Cumulonimbus clouds that depict classic supercell thunderstorm type features. Most are overview examples but a few show the underside structure and storm-scale rotation.

  • LP supercell, a very streamlined storm cloud
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  • The strength and streamlined flow of air sculpt clouds to perfection
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  • Updraft area of a classic rotating supercell fills this wide-angle view
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  • Distant supercell storm cloud structure: penetrating top, flared anvil
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  • Typical high-precipitation supercell storm with a rotating wall cloud
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  • A high-precipitation supercell storm cloud from the south side
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  • LP supercell on the dryline shows the LFC
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  • Backsheared anvil on a supercell severe storm cloud
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  • A back-building supercell storm with a circular updraft base
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  • A new supercell storm is in the making as a storm cell builds rapidly
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  • A tall, steady-state supercell storm appears to be vertical
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  • This LP (low precipitation) supercell storm is small but dynamic
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  • LP supercell storm cloud nature and the reason for its name explained
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  • Low-precipitation (LP) supercell storm with spiralling updraft
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  • Severe storm cloud details: RFD and rotating wall cloud
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  • A supercell thunderstorm type with inflow tail and rain-free base
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  • This supercell is a steady-state severe storm with rotating updraft
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  • A classic supercell tornadic severe storm with a history of giant hail
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  • An emerging supercell thunderstorm with powerful updraft
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  • As a storm becomes a severe supercell An arc of low cloud separates
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