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One of nature’s most amazing features is its violent and adaptable weather. The weather can be somewhat predicted by meteorologists, yet it occasionally shocks us with remarkable spontaneity and brilliance.
Even an internet forum for amazing “weather events” that were photographed exists. Their articles will wow you with images of stunning rainbows and bizarre tornadoes. Look through the gallery below to see some of the more impressive ones.
#1 Sunrays

#2 Twister in the United States



#3 Can Anyone Describe This?



#4 Storm’s reverse. POWTAN, VA



#5 Sunday’s Sky Over Oxford



#6 Greetings to this tree, which has undoubtedly just acquired superpowers.



#7 This morning’s sunrise in West Texas (Friend Took Photo; It’s His Oc; He Asked Me To Post For Him; He Doesn’t Use Reddit.)



#8 Fishers, Indiana’s Mammatus Clouds. After hail and a tornado cell, downwind for 45–60 minutes



#9 West Texas’s 60,000-foot-high supercell is preparing to spawn a tornado and hailstorm.



#10 Rainbow



#11 Paul M. Smith’s Sprites Over Oklahoma (1280 832)



#12 Yesterday’s “Sunbow” above Plymouth, UK



#13 Ocean weather is the best



#14 Bolton, Kansas, Supercell Thunderstorm



#15 Egyptian Delight



#16 Spain’s Bilbao. last evening



#17 Pictured last night near Glenburn, North Dakota



#18 Wild Horses Beach, North Carolina (Oc) [4882 X 5945] at Stormy Sunset



#19 From a Storm in Canada’s Edmonton



#20 Over Wisconsin, a storm is forming.



#21 This storm was captured by a pilot while flying at 37,000 feet.



#22 Surge Near Leoti, Kansas



#23 Can Someone Describe How This Ice Forms On Our Car’s Windshield? The weather was rainy and quickly became cold, albeit only to around -1 C.



#24 Photo Taken In Hawaii’s Oahu Written by Benji Barnes (1786-2048)



#25 Wonderful Image by Adam Kyle Jackson



#26 Wonderful Image by Adam Kyle Jackson



#27 St. Petersburg, Florida [31003100 10mb] [oc]



#28 Incredible Double Rainbow



#29 Due to smoke from nearby fires, Northern California had apocalyptic skies yesterday.



#30 Storm approaching Sioux Falls, SD Image Cr. Resel, Alex



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