Thanks to Scott Young for these images… he writes:
“Here is a small collection of pictures of the crazy weather events we have experienced in the past several weeks. The most recent ones are of the storm front rolling in to Tuscaloosa today, Feb. 12, 2008. The shelf clouds were rather ominus looking and appeared to have some horizontal rotation. There was hardly any lightning, but a pretty good gust front. I snapped a few pictures from the DCH parking deck on my way to class today at the University of Alabama. The snow shots are from Hwy 82, close to Centreville/Brent several, several weeks ago. The tornado damage is from one of the recent tornadoes that hit on Hwy 43 just minutes from my house. The two structures pictured (or what were structures) were the store and a church across the street. The foggy sunrise is a my good morning shot from Lake Tuscaloosa. There are even a few shots of the lunar event where the moon was extremely bright. One picture is of James Spann and my duaghter at the class for training storm spotters. I couldn’t help myself, I had to sneak in some weather pictures from St. Augustine, FL this past year when we experienced the tropical system, several tornadoes, beautiful sunrises, and huge rainbows as the rainbands would pass through. I have a strong passion for capturing the powerful yet beautiful side of the weather and enjoy sharing these photos with your weather team and fellow weather enthusiasts.”
