May 21

An “LP sup” (low precipitation supercell) near Moscow KS. She was spinning like a top but they rarely produce tornadoes so you sit back and enjoy the show.

Always fun trying to take panoramic photos in 40+mph winds

The majestic Leoti supercell in western Kansas.

Probably one of the best days of our stay in the United States, from an initially linear thunderstorm system, a tornadic supercell was born among the most photogenic and impressive we have observed.

Mammatus clouds formed on the underside of the anvil, beautifully illuminated by the setting sun.

A beautiful supercell in western Kansas back in May 2016.

Tornadic supercell in Leoti, Kansas

Tornadic sculpted supercell with an extremely spectacular evolution, characterized by a strong rotation of the mesocyclone even in the medium levels.

Magnificent sunset and some spectacular lightning strikes.

Amazing supercell north of Leoti, Kansas

The storm system was born in convergence on the dry line, lasting until the evening hours and giving a magnificent sunset and some spectacular lightning strikes.