Severe Storm Photography from Spring 2004
All photos copyrighted by Dave Chapman
May 29th - May 31st:
| May 29th: This rope-like funnel cloud is the beginning of an interesting day of funnel clouds and tornadoes in a long-lived supercell west of Concordia, Kansas. |
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| An incredible sight just south of Scottsville. |
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| A minute later, looking north-northeast. |
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| This wall cloud rotates rapidly as it moves over Scottsville. |
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| Just east of Scottsville, dust whirl appears underneath funnel about a quarter mile away. |
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| A minute or two later. |
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| Just before dissipating. |
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| Another funnel snakes its way to the ground. |
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| A pretty rope tornado. However, I am out of position to see a large tornado further to my northwest (another day, another lesson in storm chasing!). |
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| May 31st: Beautiful sky behind a cold front. |
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2004 Storm Pages:
Dave Chapman's Storm Chasing and Outdoor Photo Galleries