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Thunderstorm in South Dakota

Author Bill GabbertPosted on Categories Uncategorized
Thunderhead in southwest South Dakota at 3:15 MDT, July 30, 2013

Thunderhead in southwest South Dakota at 3:15 MDT, July 30, 2013

We grabbed this photo of an interesting thunderhead in southwest South Dakota Tuesday afternoon. I checked the radar, and the cloud was about 45 miles away when the photo was taken at 3:15 MDT.

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Author: Bill Gabbert

After working full time in wildland fire for 33 years, he continues to learn, and strives to be a Student of Fire.

6 thoughts on “Thunderstorm in South Dakota”

  1. So I guess the idea that the cloud can spawn more fires is a good thing for those counting on expanding their paychecks. I’m wondering what the folks in Prescott and Yarnell think about that.

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  4. Whyyyy…..yes they are……but may be with the history of the Rocky Mountain Region this past two weeks

    That money cloud has about .25 to .83 inch of rain in and around it…..

    Any other bets out and abooot there??

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