#Supercell Storms

Following good friend & chaser, @braydonmoreso, straight into the Belly of the Beast.🌪️⚡This massive supercell in North Dakota was firing off bolts nonstop and had dropped multiple tornadoes already. This moment was just two months ago. Would you charge toward a sky like this, or keep your distance? 👀 #StormChasing #Supercell #NorthDakotaStorms #ExtremeWeather #TornadoWatch

An incredible supercell storm with a tornado partially wrapped in large hail and rain, backlit by the setting sun on the High Plains of western South Dakota.

*THIS IS NOT AI* Yesterday I witnessed what was probably the most incredible tornado intercept I’ll ever have in my life. Words can’t describe the awesome power and experience this truly was 🤯 📍Clear Lake, SD Special shoutout to @paigevincent for her extensive and amazing storm chasing knowledge which brought us to this location in the first place! She was able to successfully forecast nearly 20 tornadoes for us across the country this season, and I was lucky enough to tag alongside! Go check her page out for more awesome storm chasing photography and videos 🙌🌪️ • • • #Tornado #tornadowarning #tornadoseason #tornadoalley #Tornado #2025 #supercell #thunderstorm #weather #sandisk #bealpha #earth #stormchasing #natureiswild #earthoutdoors #natureisbeautiful #natureismetal #extremeweather #extremenature #shotoniphone

STOP DRIVING! #Nebraska supercells are no joke. This behemoth produced a couple rain wrapped tornadoes and loads of hail almost to softball size! I bolted out of the core and watched the insane structure form outside the cage! #Tornado #supercell #storm #June #ig_Stormchasers #hail #Nature

Tornado RIPS by houses! 6-28-25 Gary, SD #tornado #weather #tornadoes #stormchaser #storm #supercell #wx #stormchasing #closerange #videography @sonyalpha

Sirens wailing, HUGE hail, and a storm standing 60,000 feet tall! 😳🌪️ Would you chase this mothership or take shelter? Wild scene rolling over Shelton, Nebraska, last year. #NebraskaSupercell #StormChasing #SevereStorms #ExtremeSky #Mothership

Truly a surprise fall chase over the Oklahoma City metro this evening as a supercell erupted and tracked south east from NW OKC to south of Norman, OK. #okwx #weather #storms #nature

Nothing could have prepared me for this one 🤤 #stormchasing #tornadoalley #severeweather #stormseason #supercell #landscapephotography

Chasing this moment forever #reddress #reddressseries #stormchasing #storms #stormchaser #girlswhochase #tornado #ef3 #severeweather #supercell

Supercell thunderstorm in Qatar👀 Qatar has a hot desert climate, which means that rain and thunderstorms are quite rare compared to many other regions of the world. Most of the year is dominated by dry, sunny weather with very little precipitation. In fact, the country receives only about 70–75 mm of rainfall annually, and most of it falls during the winter months. Thunderstorms in Qatar do occur, but they are infrequent and usually happen during specific periods of the year. The main season for thunderstorms is between late autumn and spring, especially from November to May. During this time, short but intense storms can develop, often bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and lightning. These storms are typically brief and do not last long. One particular weather phenomenon called “Al Sarayat,” which occurs in spring, is known for sudden thunderstorms and unstable weather conditions. However, even during this period, thunderstorms are not very common and may only happen a few times per year. Overall, the weather in Qatar is characterized by extremely hot summers and mild winters. In summer, temperatures can rise above 40–45°C, combined with high humidity along the coast, making conditions very intense. Shot by @k6k8 on Tt #thunderstorm #supercell #weatherphotography #lightning #lightningstrike

Supercell putting on a sunset show over South Dakota ⚡🌇

Supercells are some of the most incredible storms one can see. These are just some I’ve chased throughout my career. Supercells are rotating thunderstorms that form when warm, unstable air rises into strong changing winds with height. That combination creates a long-lived, spinning storm capable of producing tornadoes, giant hail, and destructive winds. Which one of these is your favorite?