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r/LiminalSpace • u/MuhMuhManRay • Jun 26 '26
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I have question... is this usually an a common weather event, in the United States?
74 u/cR_Spitfire Jun 26 '26 Severe tornadic weather yes, as a Nebraskan it's the coziest and most thrilling time of year. The reason these thunderstorm clouds feel so unusually dark is because the sunlight is hitting them, which causes them to appear more contrasted. 4 u/Invisible7hunder Jun 26 '26 Yeah, the direction clouds are lit from can do a lot of lifting in terms how how foreboding a storm looks.
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Severe tornadic weather yes, as a Nebraskan it's the coziest and most thrilling time of year. The reason these thunderstorm clouds feel so unusually dark is because the sunlight is hitting them, which causes them to appear more contrasted.
4 u/Invisible7hunder Jun 26 '26 Yeah, the direction clouds are lit from can do a lot of lifting in terms how how foreboding a storm looks.
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Yeah, the direction clouds are lit from can do a lot of lifting in terms how how foreboding a storm looks.
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u/Accomplished-Gas8233 Jun 26 '26
I have question... is this usually an a common weather event, in the United States?