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		<copyright>2008 - AUVICA GmbH</copyright><item><title>Birds, Blooms &amp;amp; Snow in Texas?</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/161/Birds%2C+Blooms+%26amp%3B+Snow+in+Texas%3F</link><description>It snowed a wee bit on the first day of Spring in the DFW area. It's a very odd site in Texas to see trees blooming while snow is present. This year we had snow in Fall, Winter and Spring... it was on</description></item><item><title>DFW - Snowiest Day EVER</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/160/DFW+-+Snowiest+Day+EVER</link><description>Earlier this year in February, the DFW area received the snowiest 24 hour period ever recorded. The DFW airport received 12 inches. Haslet received 14 inches. What you see in the picture above is &amp;quo</description></item><item><title>Lightning from the 14 of April, 2010 Thunderstorm in Budapest</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/158/Lightning+from+the+14+of+April%2C+2010+Thunderstorm+in+Budapest</link><description>Lightning from the 14 of April, 2010 Thunderstorm in Budapest. This photo was shot from Pécel which is a town just next to Budapest.</description></item><item><title>Unusual snow on 30th of January, 2010, Hungary</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/155/Unusual+snow+on+30th+of+January%2C+2010%2C+Hungary</link><description>Unusual snow on 30th of January, 2010, Pécel, Hungary. The weather alert was on the highest (red) level. The intensive snow caused buses and trains to late.</description></item><item><title>Iowa Winter Wonderland</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/153/Iowa+Winter+Wonderland</link><description>Rural Back Road Scenery</description></item><item><title>Texas White Christmas</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/150/Texas+White+Christmas</link><description>Snow was not in the forecast for DFW and is very rare in North Texas. Nonetheless, the north and west sides of DFW had a substantially White Christmas! They called it a &amp;quot;near blizzard&amp;quot; as th</description></item><item><title>Autumn Snow in Texas</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/147/Autumn+Snow+in+Texas</link><description>It doesn't snow much in North Texas. But it snowed today in the DFW area! And it's not even winter yet, so you can see some fall foliage in this shot. The same storm dumped snow all over West Texas.

</description></item><item><title>Missouri Supercell - June 7th, 2009</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/142/Missouri+Supercell+-+June+7th%2C+2009</link><description>5.25 inch hail reported at this time....</description></item><item><title>Clouds at Sunset</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/141/Clouds+at+Sunset</link><description>This just sort of appeared out of nowhere in the east while the sun was setting to the west.</description></item><item><title>Las Cruces, NM Rainbow</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/140/Las+Cruces%2C+NM+Rainbow</link><description>A rainbow appeared as we entered Las Cruces, NM</description></item><item><title>Southwest Dust Storm</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/139/Southwest+Dust+Storm</link><description>Just a little dust picked up by high winds along Interstate 10.</description></item><item><title>Rough Silk - Asperatus</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/138/Rough+Silk+-+Asperatus</link><description>Taken in southwest Fort Worth.

More info here: http://www.stormtrack.org/forum/showthread.php?p=247651#post247651</description></item><item><title>June 15, 2009 Elizabeth, CO Mountain Tornado!</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/130/June+15%2C+2009+Elizabeth%2C+CO+Mountain+Tornado%21</link><description>June 15, 2009 Elizabeth, CO Tornado #1 The National Weather Service in Boulder conducted a storm survey for the June 15th Elbert County Tornadoes. There were three separate tornadoes. The strongest to</description></item><item><title>April 26, 2009 Arnett, OK Tornado #2</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/127/April+26%2C+2009+Arnett%2C+OK+Tornado+%232</link><description>April 26, 2009 Arnett, OK Tornado #2 Roger Mills County http://stormchaserco.com
</description></item><item><title>Weakening thunderstorm outflow</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/126/Weakening+thunderstorm+outflow</link><description>5/20/09 - Formerly severe thunderstorm weakens and produces a small outflow boundary ahead of the rain core. This marks the end of this storm chase.</description></item><item><title>Nebraska Panhandle Thunderstorm</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/125/Nebraska+Panhandle+Thunderstorm</link><description>5/20/09 - Storm chase in the Nebraska panhandle fails to produce much severe weather, so several chasers sit and decide on our next storm intercept.</description></item><item><title>Electrical Storm</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/124/Electrical+Storm</link><description>6/19/08 - Very active electrical storm at 4am over Tampa Bay. Taken from Treasure Island, FL</description></item><item><title>Substantial Shelf Cloud</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/123/Substantial+Shelf+Cloud</link><description>4/2/08 - Very ominous and substantial shelf cloud that developed along a strong thunderstorm outflow passed very quickly over Treasure Island, FL.</description></item><item><title>Overnight Lightning Storm</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/122/Overnight+Lightning+Storm</link><description>8/3/06 - Multiple lightning strikes during this 8 second exposure. Very active overnight thunderstorm over Tampa Bay, taken from Treasure Island, FL.</description></item><item><title>Tropical Storm Wall Cloud</title><link>http://www.stormspectator.com/photo/121/Tropical+Storm+Wall+Cloud</link><description>6/10/06 - Wall cloud from a thunderstorm in outer bands of a nearby tropical storm. Taken near Ruskin, FL</description></item>
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