Jan. 22nd, 2015 at 10:08 AM

Twister and rainbow over Kansas
Taken a decade ago by a dedicated storm chaser, those dedicated chroniclers of supercells and tornadoes who provide us with beautiful photos and occasionally lose life or limb in the process. Here the twister is being born out of the surging air currents and eddies surrounding the rising air of the storm cell with a rainbow, formed by the internal reflections of light rays in the drops of water in the air. The streaks in the picture are falling hailstones.
(from The Earth Story FB page)

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