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A low precipitation supercell spins over open fields of western Texas on May 16, 2021.

Hello and welcome to my perspective through a camera lens! My name is Marcus Hustedde and I was born and raised in Belleville, IL near St. Louis, MO. As a kid I was always curious about weather and how the atmosphere worked. This curiosity eventually led me to pursue a bachelors degree in Meteorology from Saint Louis University. I would then continue my studies pursuing a masters degree in Atmospheric Science from the University of Alabama in Huntsville. During my time in Huntsville I interned with NASA SPoRT investigating "bolts from the blue", or cloud to ground lightning that occurs away from rain near a thunderstorm. I currently work for DTN Weather where I am a meteorologist with the Sports and Recreation/Aviation teams. Within the...