In Lubbock and Amarillo, Texas on Saturday, thunderstorms erupted – their tops reaching at least 40-50 thousand feet high in the atmosphere. The storms formed in a region of highly unstable air which helped them achieve such altitudes.
Although each storm unloaded large hail, neither spun-up tornadoes or generated wind damage.
The National Weather Service office in Lubbock, Texas reported the monstrous storm witnessed east of town arose from the merger of two thunderstorms cells.
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