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A gray, large shelf cloud is visible in the distance. A field is visible in the foreground, containing a dirt road driving into the storm. A sign saying “Dead End” is next to the road.

Niagara Falls is visible on the right side of the frame, with mist causing a rainbow taking up the frame. A tour ship is seen going into the mist. Land is visible on the left side of the frame.

A lightning strike reaching out from the ground over the sky and a farm with some trees on the bottom.

A long-exposure night photograph showing a deep blue sky filled with short star trails and wispy, blurred white clouds. A vibrant purple and pink glow from the northern lights illuminates the lower horizon, with bright lens flares in the bottom right and lush green leaves framing the upper left corner.

Horizontal lightning bolt striking behind a red barn and farm buildings under a dark, cloudy night sky.

A blood moon during a lunar eclipse hangs in a dark, star-filled sky, with a silhouetted bare tree in the lower-left corner.

Two jagged lightning bolts strike a dark horizon under deep purple and blue storm clouds, with distant city lights visible at the bottom of the frame.

An elephant's trunk tornado descends from a dark storm cloud toward a green rolling hill under a dramatic, high-contrast sky.

A slender waterfall drops onto a sandy beach in a turquoise cove surrounded by rocky cliffs and cypress trees at Big Sur, California.

Vibrant magenta and green northern lights illuminate the star-filled sky above a series of red farm buildings and a wooden fence.

A coastal landscape during the "blue hour." The sky is filled with heavy, textured clouds illuminated in shades of lavender and magenta. To the left, a soft orange glow lingers on the horizon. Dark turquoise waves gently lap against a vast, white sandy shore that stretches toward a distant skyline of buildings on the right.

A wide-angle view of a gargantuan, charcoal supercell towering over a flat landscape. A violent, churning RFD glows a haunting turquoise, nearly swallowing the horizon. Hidden within the core of this massive storm is a mostly invisible, rain-wrapped wedge tornado, appearing as a dark, hulking mass against the teal light.

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2024 Chases

An archive of my chases from 2024, remaining in Colorado, to Kansas and Wyoming.

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