Photo Library Severe Weather Extra Pics

2:43 pm CDT, May 16, 2016. Gathering clouds of a tornadic storm system, on Highway 325, about 11 miles southeast of Kenton, Oklahoma.

3:01 pm CDT, May 16, 2016. Texas storm chasers and stray cattle on country road in advance of an approaching tornadic storm just west of Highway 325, about 11 miles southeast of Kenton, Oklahoma. Image looks west toward New Mexico.

3:44 pm CDT. May 16, 2016. Looking west at approaching tornadic storm from Highway 406 and Seneca Road, about one mile south of Seneca, New Mexico.

3:46 pm CDT, May 16, 2016. Looking north at strong updraft and approaching tornadic storm from Highway 406, about 3.8 miles north of US Highway 64 in northeastern New Mexico. This storm would produce a tornado in Oklahoma about 45 minutes later.

3:58 pm CDT, May 16, 2016. Looking northeast at approaching tornadic storm as seen from Seneca Road (A081) at Highway 406 in northeastern New Mexico. Storm is moving left-to-right in image.

4:43 PM CDT, May 16, 2016. Looking NW from E0132 Road at US Highway 56/64, about 2.2 miles west of Felt, Oklahoma. Ryan Alliss photographs roping tornado on ground in background.

4:46 pm CDT, May 16, 2016. Mesocyclone looking northeast from US Highway 64, just west of Felt, Oklahoma.

5:50 pm CDT, Wednesday, May 17, 2017. Looking south at approaching line of severe storms from behind the Youngville Cafe, located on US Highway 30 in Benton County Iowa, just east of 24th Avenue, about 3.6 miles SW of Newhall, and about 13 miles west of Cedar Rapids. Most intense part of storm is located about 14 miles distant, just west of Conroy, Iowa.

8:13 pm CDT Thursday, June 15, 2017. Looking NW from the Ross Veterinary Clinic, on North Marion Road, .1-mile north of County Home Road in Linn County, Iowa. The intense part of the storm cell seen at left background was located near the town of Alburnett, about 5 miles distant. Note the possible funnel object just right of the farm silo.

8:17 pm CDT Thursday, June 15, 2017. Looking NW from the Ross Veterinary Clinic, on North Marion Road, .1-mile north of County Home Road in Linn County, Iowa. The intense part of the storm cell was located near the town of Alburnett, about 5 miles distant.

8:27 pm CDT Thursday, June 15, 2017. Looking SW from the Ross Veterinary Clinic, on North Marion Road, .1-mile north of County Home Road in Linn County, Iowa.

8:48 pm CDT Thursday, June 15, 2017. Looking NE at intense storm cloud from Oliver Court, just south of Boyson Road, and .15-mile west of Alburnett Road in Marion, Iowa. The cell is about 1.5 miles distant. A considerable hail core was located about 4 miles to the NW near Robins, Iowa at this moment.

Severe storm cell seen at 9:08 pm CDT, Thursday, June 15, 2017. Image looks ESE from Oliver Court in Marion, Iowa. CC lightning flashes occured every few seconds or so.

Severe storm cell seen at 9:08 pm CDT, Thursday, June 15, 2017. Image looks ESE from Oliver Court in Marion, Iowa. CC lightning flashes occured every few seconds or so. Nikon D7200 DSLR camera.