On August 10th, 2007 we witnessed a classic shelf cloud formation move over Craney Island across the Elizabeth River and into Norfolk, Va. This storm was part of a system that created numerous severe thunderstorm warnings across southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina. These storms brought an end to a week that saw 5 straight days of heat warnings with heat indexes topping 105F degrees. Below are some images and a video clip of the storm system that was pushed ahead of a cold front that broke this oppressive heat.
SCM
Friday, August 10, 2007
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Sweet SCM. Great song choice at the end as well. ML agreed that it was a classic shelf cloud. Definitely needed that wide angle lens today. The video gave you a much better perspective on that front...sweet.
Best part:
BDS "I think I'm gonna get in the car"
SCM "Go ahead then"
LOL
I love how you flash your radar.
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