University of Miami Rosenstiel School 2022 Weather Photography Contest Winners

University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science

2022 Weather Photography Contest Categories UM Student Public

UM Student

Honorable Mention

Victoria Vital A windy day.

Location: Port Isabel, Texas August, 2020

3rd Place

Nicole Daitschman Birds come together to welcome the new season of storms in the Neguev desert of Israel.

Location: Revivim, Israel January, 2022

2nd Place

Lauren Martin The view flying over a very cloudy Raleigh, NC on the way back to MIA Location: Raleigh, North Carolina, USA March 27, 2015

1st Place

Victoria Vital A storm from a distance.

Virginia Key, Florida, USA September, 2022

Public

Honorable Mention

Edward Pritchard Storm clouds gather and cast darkness across the seagrass beds of Biscayne Bay. Location: Bear Cut, Miami, FL, USA June 1, 2022

3rd Place

Ricardo Marques Dias All blue. A strong contrast between the heat of the sun and the cold of the ice.

Location: Glaciar Perrito Moreno, Los Glaciares National Park, El Calafate, Argentina January 28, 2016

2nd Place

Ricardo Marques Dias At the end of South America, the strong Patagonian winds paint clouds in the sky with strong brush strokes.

Location: Puerto Natales, Monumento ao Viento, Chile January 30, 2016

1st Place

Kyle Russell Allen This kind of of structure with an active tornado is rare with so much power trickling down to the overall little tornado compared to the entire supercell

Location: Dora, New

Mexico, USA

May 26, 2019

Best Overall

Kyle Russell Allen Upward lightning is the rarest of lightning. It is very rare to see this style much less capture it.

Location: Lubbock, Texas, USA

June 17, 2022

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