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MONSOONS!!! July 30 Target (Patreon)

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2022-07-30 16:20:47
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The North American Monsoon provides opportunities to capture highly branched lightning with beautiful colors and incredibly dreamy landscapes.  Forecasting can be frustrating and you never really know what's around the next mountain, but the HRRR model can help point you in A direction.  My morning forecasts are often abandoned by afternoon.  

Today I'm thinking of starting around Tucson and following storms west for the sunset.  

Good luck bolt lovers! 

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Mike Castles

Good luck hunting and good luck to Nat that she stays negative.

Brenda

Looking forward to beautiful landscapes and bolts of lightning. Hope you encounter some little gecko friends! Stay healthy. 🦎

Anonymous

I love bolts!!!! (its horizonplanes from YouTube @pecoshank)

Brent

Good luck! I’m jinxed. Lol. Left Denver yesterday there was a tornado warning and the landspout popped 2 miles from kids’ house. Have fun!

Carrie Charland Tatham

How funny! I drive from Mesa to north phx through a crazy storm and thought "Pecos Hank comes to AZ in August, hope he's not missing this crazy monsoon we've been having" and then I came across this!

Carrie Charland Tatham

It rained over 2 inches near me. I know, that's not a lot for most places, but here and in my part of town, it's rare!

Professor Beats
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I was wondering the same thing, seeing the Weather Channel at work every day like, 'Hank's gotta be gettin' a piece of this';)

Ryan Seek

Those storms around Tucson started early yesterday! Around 2-3 hours earlier than the HRRR had them scheduled for. This put me in a mad scramble to get down that direction ASAP. By the time I arrived in the vicinity the complex was already leaving Tucson and barking on the doorstep of Marana. I shot the storm from Picacho for awhile until it threatened to overcome me, then worked my way north and west back into my own neighborhood to continue shooting new storms kicked up by the outflow. It was a crazy busy day and even found a few sparks just after dark! Thinking of heading down south way today (Sunday) and see if I can run into Hank somewhere along the road!

Anonymous

I got near 3 inches of rain by Cave Creek and I got to see plenty of spider lightning

MIKE BAUGHMAN

I just came back from hiking across the Grand Canyon (rim-to-rim). While we were there we were treated to some nice lighting shows from those monsoons.