Incredible pictures of weather phenomena.
Before you the finalist entries for the new photo contest of weather phenomena Weather Photographer of the Year 2016, which was filed more than 800 spectacular photos. The competition was judged by the Royal meteorological society and the Royal photographic society.
Battle of the two supercells in new Mexico, USA. Photographer: Camelia Czuchnicki.
The winner of the competition Weather Photographer of the Year 2016. Tornado near the city of Rey, Colorado, USA. Photographer: Tim Moxon.
1st place in the category over 16 years. Punta Banco, Puntarenas, Costa Rica. Photographer: Ben Cherry.
1st place in the category up to 16 years. Hail and rainbow over the North sea in Covehithe, UK. Photographer: James Bailey.
The choice of the audience. Storm in the harbour in Whitehaven, Cumbria, England. Photographer: Paul Kingston.
The storm in Nebraska, USA. Photographer: Stephen Lansdell.
“Celestial goldfish”. In early February 2016 Arctic air masses reached the UK, and appeared in the sky and pearly clouds. Photographer: Alan Tough.
Mono lake in California, USA. Photographer: Paul Andrew.
Frosty pattern on a car windshield in the County of North Yorkshire. Photographer: Paula Davies.
A SuperCell near the town of broken bow in Nebraska in may 2013. Photographer: Camelia Czuchnicki.
Lightning. Photographer: Graham Newman.
Clouds envelop the summit of the Matterhorn in the Pennine Alps in Switzerland, may 26, 2014. Photographer: Stephen Burt.
Fence, covered with hoarfrost, in the Cambrian mountains in Wales. Photographer: Allan Macdougall.
The photographer, Mat Robinson took this picture on the road between Tadcaster and York.
North Wales. Photographer: Steve M Smith.
First snow in Sheffield. Photographer: Mat Robinson.
Halo. The picture was taken Michal Krzysztofowicz scientist who works in Antarctica.
