and weather expert Joe Schaefer, the director of the Storm Prediction Center in Normal Oklahoma.
over the curb on June 19th, 2009 as torrential rains hit central Milwaukee Co, WI. (c) 2009 WD9HOT
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| Copyright 2007 by TJ Kwiatkowski. TJ was northeast of Wausau WI, looking to the southwest and shot three discreet supercells that were over Wausau Wisconsin dropping giant hail on June 7th 2007. |
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| Copyright 2006 by Jim Hoth. Jim was about 5 miles northeast Ripon, WI, on June 18th, 2006 as this storm cell was producing 65 MPH winds & nickel sized hail in Valders (Calumet Co.) Wisconsin), a distance about 60 miles. |
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| Copyright 2007 by Brian Jansen. Brian was on vacation at Mount Rushmore near Custer South Dakota when he shot this distant and well shaped Supercell around 8PM on August 12. This severe warned storm was 100-125 miles away. |
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| The official Milwaukee Area Skywarn Association spotter vehicle.....well not really. A 1/24 scale model custom built by Gary Pierce. |
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(L-R) Rick Swierczynski, Milwaukee Area Skywarn Association V-P, chats with
his personal friend and weather expert Joe Schaefer, the director of the Storm Prediction Center in Normal Oklahoma. |
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| Leroy Skalstad, a
Skywarn spotter and ham radio operator (WD9HOT) photographed this scene of
water over the curb on June 19th, 2009 as torrential rains hit central Milwaukee Co, WI. (c) 2009 WD9HOT |