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The main cell in the June 24 1997 case, taken facing east. Part of the anvil

spreading out on the opposite side can be seen to the right.

One of the strongest cells that developed in a line north of the shore of Lake Erie as a

cold front met the Lake Erie lake breeze on June 25 1997. Again, the flank

of the storm is shown with the photo taken facing north.

Approaching the rain core of the storm cell shown in the previous picture. Outflow winds are apparent near

the surface on the left side of the picture. The photo was taken facing northeast.

Growing towering cumulus clouds at the Lake Erie lake breeze front as a cold front

was approaching from the northwest on July 18 1997. This photo was taken facing south.

Developing thunderstorms at the Lake Erie lake breeze front on July 18 1997.

The storms moved very quickly to the southeast and we were unable to

catch up with them. This photo was taken facing southeast.

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