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Tracking a supercell thunderstorm across the Great Plains
Researchers load instrumentation onto a tracker vehicle before a drone's takeoff.
Credit: Roger Laurence
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Scientists stage drones and other instruments for project deployment.
Credit: Adam Houston
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A drone launching, with a severe thunderstorm in the background.
Credit: Roger Laurence
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The drone named TTwistor3 approaching a supercell thunderstorm in southern South Dakota.
Credit: Integrated Remote and In-Situ Sensing (IRISS), University of Colorado Boulder
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Supercell storms are distinguishable from other thunderstorms by their large-scale rotation.
Credit: Greg Lundeen/Wikimedia Commons
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