Do I really want to cross this bridge right now? Tornado warned storm in Dover, NH 2018
Driving home on Rt 16 South at Dover point. I loved how the cloud mirrored the rusty bridge.
. I feel like you can start at the top of the antenna on my ...
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Driving home on Rt 16 South at Dover point. I loved how the cloud mirrored the rusty bridge.
. I feel like you can start at the top of the antenna on my hood, and draw a line through the light poles in any direction
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. I feel like you can start at the top of the antenna on my hood, and draw a line through the light poles in any direction
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marysorberdye
March 22, 2022
That is one weird looking cloud, Did you land in Kanas? It's perfect time for phone photo!
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I took this photo while crossing the “New” Little Bay Bridge (right next to the old one, now deemed unsafe for even pedestrians and fishermen) in Dover, NH. Interesting fact, under this bridge is the Piscatiqua River, which has one of the strongest currents in the United States.Time
The picture was taken as I got out of work in my commute home. The tornado warnings were blaring from the car stereo. A rare event to say the least for New Hampshire.Lighting
Just before sunset, if only the tornado warning had waited just a little while longer I’m sure the colors would have really come to life.Equipment
Trusty iPhone was all I had on me for this oneInspiration
Being a private pilot, you are constantly “in” the environment also known as the sky so it’s not uncommon to find me staring up at cloud formations or estimating wind direction.Editing
If I can remember correctly, I adjusted the contrast slightly to bring out the cloud definition.In my camera bag
I usually only carry my iPhone unless I have my Powershot with me for long distance shots.Feedback
I usually start my weeks going over the Storm Prediction Centers website for upcoming weather. It’s a rare event in New England to get severe weather worth writing home about. It’s even more rare to get one like this one, where the storm isn’t just a soaking rain and wind event preventing you from taking any pictures.
