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Supercell tornadica night...

Temporali/supercelle 1

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Supercell tornadica night sent on January 21, 2015 (19:46) by Vermillion. 14 comments, 3040 views.

4 sec f/2.8, ISO 200, tripod.

Supercella tornadica notturna a Lacrosse, Kansas. 25 maggio 2012. L'obiettivo di questa serie di foto era riuscire a riprendere il tornado in lontananza più che i fulmini, per questo ho aperto a f2,8, rischiando di bruciare un pò la foto con eventuali scariche elettriche. #temporale #supercella #tornado





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sent on January 21, 2015 (19:50)


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Terrificanti, per quanto belle e rare le tue immaggini.
Complimenti per tutta la galleria, e sicuramente per l'impegno con rischio (e passione) che ci metti.
Un saluto, Luigi:-P

Terrifying, as beautiful and rare your immaggini.
Congratulations to the whole gallery, and certainly for engagement with risk (and passion) that you put.
Greetings, Luigi:-P

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sent on January 21, 2015 (19:52)


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Grazie Luigi!

Thanks Luigi!

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sent on January 21, 2015 (22:03)


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Voglio andare li...ci voglio andare...scatto straordinario che attrae!!!

I want to go there ... I want to go ... snap extraordinary that attracts !!!

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sent on January 21, 2015 (22:52)


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;-), grazie.

;-), Thank you.

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sent on January 22, 2015 (23:57)


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Ciao Valentina,
a parte il vortice là in fondo alla strada che sembra avere cominciato a fare danni (corto circuiti?) e l'altro fuoco (?) un po' a destra dove mi verrebbe da dire c'è un secondo vortice, quello che mi colpisce in questa foto come anche in altre tue (per esempio "run") è la forma della nuvola che inizia a destra e prosegue per un po' lineare per poi compiere una ampia curva attorno al vortice: sembra una estrusione di qualche materiale plastico, rimane concentrata e non si disperde come le nuvole "nostrane"..... O forse è solo una mia impressione.....
Un saluto.
luca

Hello Valentina,
apart from the vortex there down the road that seems to have begun to do damage (short circuit?) and the other fire (?) a bit 'right where I would say there is a second vortex, what strikes me in this photo as even in other (for example, "run") is the shape of the cloud that starts right and continues for a bit 'linear and fulfilling a wide curve around the vortex appears to be an extrusion of some plastic material, remains focused and does not disperse as the clouds "homegrown" ..... Or maybe it's just me .....
A greeting.
luca

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sent on January 23, 2015 (0:25)


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ciao, no le luci che vedi sono lampioni, perchè laggiù in fondo c'era il centro abitato e sono luci presenti immobili in tutti gli scatti ;-).
C'era comunque stato un istante in cui un altro tornado (che si è formato a sinistra di questo in foto qualche istante dopo)aveva fatto saltare alcuni pali della luce e avevamo visto con i nostri occhi il flash verdognolo con le scintille.
La forma che dici tu è abbastanza tipica delle supercelle, perchè sono temporali la cui zona delle correnti ascensionali ruota su se stessa e la rotazione imprime profondi solchi e striature sulla parete del temporale, dando luogo a queste strutture surreali.
Inoltre i temporali supercellulari sono strutturati in modo ben preciso: si ha la zona dei rovesci sul lato nord-est del temporale (in gergo FFD, forward flank downdraft) e poi il mesociclone situato sul bordo sud-ovest. Al di sotto di esso si può formare la wall cloud (quel ribassamento al di sotto del quale c'è il tornado). Nella genesi di un eventuale tornado gioca un ruolo fondamentale l'RFD (rear flank downdraft) che è una corrente discendente più fredda e secca che si trova in questo bordo posteriore del temporale. Ed è l'RFD che può dare talvolta questo aspetto "bucato" sotto il temporale, come si vede a sinistra del tornado, perchè essendo aria più secca in effetti la nube evapora in quel punto.
Infine siccome tutta la struttura ruota, parte delle precipitazioni dell'FFD vengono richiamate dal mesociclone e finiscono per avvolgersi attorno ad esso e alla wall cloud, oscurando a volte solo parzialmente un eventuale tornado, o altre volte completamente.
Il "famoso" eco ad uncino di cui si parla anche nel film Twister, altro non è che la trasposizione al radar di questo fenomeno. La pioggia che viene richiamata nel bordo posteriore del mesociclone crea questo eco radar simile ad un uncino. L'eventuale tornado si trova proprio in sua prossimità. (Esempio di eco ad uncino i40.tinypic.com/of25cg.png).

hello, no lights you see are street lights, because down there was the town and lights are present in buildings all the shots;-).
There was however was a moment when another tornado (which was formed on the left of this photo in a few moments later) had blown some light poles and we have seen with our eyes flash with greenish sparks.
The form that you say is quite typical of supercells, why are temporal whose area of ??updrafts rotates on itself and rotation imparts deep grooves and streaks on the wall of time, giving rise to these structures surreal.
Also storms supercellulari are structured so precise: you have the area of ??rain on the northeast side of the storm (in slang FFD, forward flank downdraft) and then the mesociclone located on bordo southwest. Below it may form the wall cloud (that lowered to below which there is the tornado). In the genesis of a possible tornado plays a fundamental role RFD (rear flank downdraft) which is a descending current cold and dry which is located in this rear edge of the storm. And is the RFD which can sometimes give this aspect "laundry" in the storm, as seen to the left of the tornado, because being drier air in fact the cloud evaporates at that point.
Finally, since the whole structure rotates, part of the precipitation dell'FFD are recalled from mesociclone and end to wrap around it and the wall cloud, sometimes only partially obscuring a possible tornado, or other times completely.
The "famous" hook echo which is spoken in the movie Twister,is nothing other than the transposition to the radar of this phenomenon. The rain that is called in the rear edge of mesociclone creates this radar echo similar to a hook. Any tornado is right in its vicinity. (Example of eco hooked i40.tinypic.com/of25cg.png).

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sent on January 23, 2015 (0:35)


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Grazie Valentina! Complimenti per la tua preparazione sul tema !
Grazie ancora.
Ciao

Thanks Valentina! Congratulations for your preparation on the topic!
Thanks again.
Hello

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sent on January 23, 2015 (0:38)


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Prego, ciao!

Please, hello!

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sent on January 23, 2015 (13:24)


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complimenti per l'intera galleria, davvero un documento interessantissimo, a parte la spettacolarità e bellezza intrinseche delle foto. Claudio

congratulations for the entire gallery, a really interesting document, apart from the spectacular beauty and intrinsic photos. Claudio

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sent on January 23, 2015 (13:28)


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Ti ringrazio, Claudio ;-).

Thank you, Claudio;-).

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sent on January 23, 2015 (13:42)


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Altro da aggiungere? Sorry
Beh non credo ;-)
Complimenti ancora :-P

More to add? : - |
Well I do not think;-)
Congratulations again:-P

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sent on January 23, 2015 (14:24)


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Grazie Alias!

Thanks Alias!

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sent on January 24, 2015 (9:56)


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Spettacolo... da fare almeno una volta nella vita!

Entertainment ... to do at least once in your life!

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sent on May 15, 2015 (12:29)


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Boh..io in questa ripresa conto qualcosa come 4 tornadi! Mi sbaglio??

Boh..io account in this shoot something like 4 tornadoes! I'm wrong ??


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