Last week, a huge mushroom-shaped cloud hovered over Phoenix, Arizona and was turning out to be a microburst, photographer Jerry Ferguson happened to be in the right place at the right time, he certainly didn’t miss this opportunity and shot breathtaking pictures. This powerful microburst storm looks like deadly mushroom cloud rising from the atomic bomb, “We spotted this microburst as we were covering a dust storm near Phoenix,” Jerry Ferguson said, “And I instantly thought the same thing as everyone elseā¦”
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