Storm Chaser by Jim Reed
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Outflowing winds and precipitation sculpt a ragged shelf cloud over a troupe of storm chasers in western Oklahoma on May 23, 1997.<br> Professional storm chasers monitor an approaching tornado in western Kansas on May 8, 2008.<br> A large tornado grinds across central Kansas on May 23, 2008. <br> An explosive tornadic supercell threatens Wakeeney, Kansas, on May 22, 2008.<br> A motorist in a pickup truck attempts to escape the path of a tornadic mesocyclone rotating above central Kansas on May 24, 1998.<br> A winter storm bears down on northwest Wyoming on March 4, 2006.<br> An unmarked Kansas state trooper throws his car into reverse to escape the path of a tornado near Pretty Prairie, Kansas.<br> A storm chaser displays softball-sized hailstones in Meade County, Kansas.<br> A thunderstorm develops in eastern Colorado on May 18, 2004.<br> The symptoms of global warming were clear in the Lake Powell, Utah, area as early as the spring of 1995.<br> A developing wall cloud takes shape beneath a tornadic thunderstorm near Fredonia, Kansas, on May 1, 2008.<br> A spectacular sunset occurs during a severe thunderstorm in north central Oklahoma on May 8, 2002.<br> "Get in the tub, cover your heads, and pray!" Tornado aftermath in Catoosa, Oklahoma, on April 24, 1993.<br> An F-5 tornado with winds around three-hundred miles per hour wrapped this steel sink around a tree branch in Moore, Oklahoma on May 3, 1999.<br> <br>
