Storm chasers by county

Beautiful mammatus clouds in Villanova, Modena.

Freight train passes under the awesome mesocyclone of this LP supercell

Another view of an impressive shelf cloud at the coast of the Baltic Sea

An incredible Kelvin-Helmholtz waves in South Bohemia.

Back to the highlight of the 2020 storm season

Supercell off the coast of Polignano a Mare in its most acute phase

These cloud bumps are called mammatus clouds. They look particularly impressive when illuminated by the setting sun.

Route 11 near Canelones, Uruguay

Lightning from Roy, New Mexico

The Camargue ponds pounded by branched thunderbolts, some very close, approx. 500-600 m away.

Within 5 seconds of setting up, I managed to capture this from a fast moving severe storm in Kansas.

Storm enters Barcelona from the west.

Double CG lightning strikes a few hundred meters away, very close to the small island of Bergeggi in Liguria.

Mesmerizing supercell near San Antonio, Texas

Monster storm at Faribault, Minnesota

Six lightning strikes, four of them are in clear sky. I love mediterranean storms: always impressive and photogenic storms

Night supercell with significant lighting activity captured in Wallachia.

Amazing supercell over Rapid City, South Dakota

CG lightning behind a powerful storm in Berre-l’Etang, Bouches-du-Rhône, France

Another example of how to be in the right place at the right time may not mean chasing storms in the field

A huge storm over Zagreb in Croatia with multiple lightning bolts illuminating the hills surrounding the city

Nice evening mood during a thunderstorm in Altöting, Bavaria.

After a stormy night in Barcelona, this wonderful anvil crawler suddenly appeared during dawn.

The beautiful shelf cloud Uruguaiana, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil