Photographer Stephen Locke captured this stunning multi-view timelapse of a giant super cell thunderstorm forming in the fields of Climax, Kansas. Super cell thunderstorms are caused by rotation and wind shear which slices the air into layers which then creates a massive horizontal column. They are the rarest of thunderstorms, and are responsible for nearly every single destructive tornado in the United States.
Stunning New Timelapse Shows The Birth Of Massive Super Cell Storm In Kansas
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