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Studies by Olga Kim

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Untitled | cumacevikphoto

Location: Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia, Chile

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A different perspective

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posts thst make you wish you were 3 inches tall

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Galactic Reflections | calibreus

Location: Lost Lake, Mount Hood National Forest, Oregon, United States

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The Milky Way perfectly aligned with the Temple of Karnak, Egypt

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powerful nature

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Corpus Christi, USA // By Levi Guzman

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☁⚡☁⚡☁⚡☁ -Encontrado: In google.

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(by nicholassteinbergphotography)

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Original caption:

For a few months out of every year, the northern high plains bear witness to some of the most incredible and beautiful severe weather events on the planet. Rotating and rolling monsters composed of moisture and heat, sculpted into towering behemoths by wind and terrain. I do hope that this timelapse short film does these terrifically terrifying beasts of the sky justice. Keep in mind that everything about this video is over the top. It’s bombastic, slow, fast, then slow, then fast, has cows mooing somewhere, is weirdly edited and paced, and overall a little bonkers. But these storms are bonkers. Especially the nocturnal ones.

Severe systems displayed in this video include diurnal supercells (mostly LP and hybrid), tornadoes, mesoscale convective systems, and my favorite, the nocturnal low level jet driven supercell. Possibly not a real thing. But also a real thing.

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