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June 19th, 2011
east of McCook, Nebraska
Dropped the western storm as it trended down and hopped on a nicely-structured high-precipitation storm to the east. There was a solid patch of really nice mammatus ("boobs of nature" for the immature
)under the anvil, occasionally flickering with lightning. Sorry about the noise, I boosted the contrast of this one a bit to bring out their depth 
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east of McCook, Nebraska
Dropped the western storm as it trended down and hopped on a nicely-structured high-precipitation storm to the east. There was a solid patch of really nice mammatus ("boobs of nature" for the immature
)under the anvil, occasionally flickering with lightning. Sorry about the noise, I boosted the contrast of this one a bit to bring out their depth Previous shots:
Please tell me what you think!
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i have wondered what these were called for a long time-- with a little research i mighta found out, but ususally too distracted by the weather in the meantime to remember! i'm in FL on the suncoast, so we see these-- often enough yeah, but also rarely enough to think they're always cool in the late afternoon light! nice capture! i been lovin your storm photos on here, hope you're still at it!