Violet Storm Palette

A supercell thunderstorm lit by trapped, bruised violet light — more saturated and dramatic than stormy-sky's gray-green overcast.

#1A0E2E

near-black storm core

HSL 263° 53% 12%

18.3:1 on white

#3D2159

deep violet cloud

HSL 270° 46% 24%

13.5:1 on white

#6B3FA0

violet storm-light

HSL 267° 44% 44%

7.4:1 on white

#4A5C7A

cool cloud-gray-blue

HSL 218° 25% 38%

6.8:1 on white

#E8D9F5

lightning-flash pale violet

HSL 272° 58% 91%

1.3:1 on white

Using this palette

More saturated and genuinely more ominous than stormy-sky, which stays in gray-green territory — severe supercell storms can trap light into a real bruised-violet cast, especially just before a hail core, and this palette leans into that dramatic, higher-saturation version rather than stormy-sky's flatter, more common overcast gray-green. #1A0E2E and #3D2159 both carry light or pale-violet text at strong contrast. #E8D9F5 works best as a small lightning-flash accent, not a background. Suits dramatic weather content, gaming, or intense creative-agency branding wanting more color intensity than stormy-sky provides.