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Extreme air turbulence from an approaching line of severe thunderstorms over Chicago. This one was taken with the Optio S.
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| Another shot of the turbulence, taken with my Minolta Dimage 7hi. Midwestern Frontal storms can be quite dramatic!
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| While the electric poles in the back are usually a visual nuicance, this time it looks like the lightning is traveling down it.
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| A lightning repeater hitting a few miles away.
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I accidentally moved the camera before the picture was finished. I thought it was interesting how the lights have different patterns.
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| A very close lightning strike.
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| The back wall of these clouds almost looked like a tornado when they passed by a minute earlier.
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| Massive mammatus appeared overhead, between the storms on another night.
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| The airplanes were using the air corridor overhead to skip between the more dangerous areas.
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Everything turned a nice shade of pink, though it was a lot more intense in person...
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| A closeup of a cloud dropping out, like a puff of smoke.
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Album: Chicago 
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