16:18:20 -- 10mi ESE of Taloga, OK (Looking Southwest)
This cell was located almost due west of us, though the core had probably moved to our northwest by now. I believe dewpoint deficits were in the 5F range, which supports the visually-low LCLs. Notice how the cloud base almost descends all the way to the ground on the right! I believe snow was falling along the northwest of edge of this complex (northwest of Woodward).
File: IMG_1746-01.jpg File size: 118KB Camera Model: Canon EOS 20D Date/Time: 2006:03:20 16:18:20 Shutter speed: 1/100 sec Aperture: 7.1 Exposure mode: Av Flash: Off Metering mode: Average ISO: 100 Focal length: 75mm Image size: 900 x 587 Color profile: IEC 61966-2.1 Default RGB colour space - sRGB User comments: "This cell was located almost due west of us, though the core had probably moved to our northwest by now. I believe dewpoint deficits were in the 5F range, which supports the visually-low LCLs. Notice how the cloud base almost descends all the way to the ground on the right! I believe snow was falling along the northwest of edge of this complex (northwest of Woodward)."
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