supercell time lapse

[rdtony]

Its Australia, so the rotation is in the other direction

[stohremo]

Is this played backwards? It looks like the rain in the background is falling upwards and if it's in the U.S., that's rare that its rotating anti-cyclonically

[X3xCaNnEdSaMx3X]

this is amazing!

[msbunnypaws]

Very eerie to see it spinning around with the time lapse.

[rbwilson65]

WHat is all that noise that I hear??



[actschp1]

nice low precipitation supercell

[Gourmeticainsularis1]

@rdtony Holy shit you go that close to a super cell did you check for forecasts if it would join with another one and make a mega tornado?!

[epictornadofleak101]

I think chipmunks were eating the microphone  Lolol

[rdtony]

Reported on NWS

[rdtony]

reported on NWS

[lightningchaser111]

incredible rotation with that storm - great footage. you say it produced a tornado? was this visible to yourself or was it reported later?

[myb00b]

Sounds like you've got a rat problem with all that squeaking...

[VideokursLIO]

too much camera shaking!

[zelda11fan]

i be runnig backwards with a camera in my hand yelling " HELL YEAH"

[MrJDMz32]

@zelda11fan you're cool.

[zelda11fan]

@MrJDMz32 thanx =]

[StormChaserNick]

great job!

[stickmanpwner64]

Why do the big scary clouds always have to come toward us?

[larutaverde]

WWOOWW INCREIBLE

[psydrui23]

Such a rare treat to see an anti-cyclonic rotation.

[The2shanbe]

if you see a hole on the supercell, it's the mesocyclone!!!!!

[TommyJoebowers1tycoo]

Good shots !!

[edawg218738]

Was this video shown backwards? Or is that really a clockwise rotating supercell (an exceptionally rare occurance)?

[victor228103]

And what happened next? I saw nothing, no rainfall, no lightning...please post the aftermath as well :)

[celly1999]

no tornado??? :((((

[tomownzuftw]

run u were just to get hit by a tornado

[laura20022004]

the sun raise from the background was pretty cool

[ILikeWeatherGuy]

why was it stationary?

[skateboy159]

thats a mesocyclone lol

[loryr405]

imagine how scary it would be if it were really moving that fast.

[Flippy8Mime]

it looks so fake!

[residentevl5]

DUDE! FREAKIN RUN!

[laura20022004]

that sun raise behind it was awesome. But this storm was rotating very fast.

[lilmctadamac]

Actually there is alot of rotation in the clouds did it produce a tornado.

[florida995]

Hmm, doesn't look like much of a supercell. No real striations, no strong updraft, just some rotation which many storms inherantly have.

[WWERULEZ1000]

low topped supercell

[pokemon4149]

omg

[maxibonusa]

WOW THIS IS COOOOOOL I LOVE THIS :D

[JasmineRodriguez9]

wow,that's incredible.i would have passed out or i would've been saying all bad words pooping on myself

[USMAI]

there was probably supercell in my town 2 days ago

[umleroi]

where was this video taken? If this was in the United States then that thing is rotating anti-cyclonically!

[TheSayaka1]

@umleroi Australia. We're... Kinda backward in comparison to you...

[izuki2]

Thats guna drop a big one

[Samhains]

is it me or did that thing look like a big grey sphixter.....

[bwlfp]

OK great job, subscribed!

[KatieJean1985]

Great footage.

[CrisM1]

per me lo spettacolo più bello della mia vita è la (|)

[creepyoleman]

SWEET

[rmyers30]

amazing...great job catching this

-ryan

[celticcon92]

That's nasty

[Gordo1989]

still cool though :)

[Gordo1989]

that isnt tornadic, there is no tornado

[ukgirl1818]

it could possibly produce one later on.

that is a tornadic.

[Gordo1989]

true :)

[quickjazz55]

Interesting and somewhat rare clockwise rotation. Where was the location?

[GadKing]

Wow, you are right, clockwise rotation are very rare.. I think there is only one tornado that have recorded rotating clockwise

[CelineDionFan4568]

wonderful! how much time did you record?

[stonecoldarc]

omg, rotation is intense!

[Gfgkpasha]

that looks awesome

[mrc0olguy]

thats a big scary mother fucker right there

[ewc12corey]

dude tht wasnt a torando i saw u video taping it its just cloud

[Camsynth]

no, not a tornado, a tornadic supercell. Usually where tornadoes for though.

[fxdwings]

I love weather and that was awsome. Holy shit run....

[anternicy]

omg!!! did it ever touch? id be pissin my pants lol

[runescapecat454]

are rewinding it?

[runescapecat454]

wow beutiful

[PietBerger]

asome but where is this? because it's turning clockwise

[rdtony]

Australia!

[Glubbo]

Welcome to the Coriolis effect.

One hemisphere (southern) has clockwise storms/cyclones/drains, the other anticlockwise storms/hurricanes/drains.

[mesocyclone]

The coriolis effect only impacts weather over longer size and time scales. Thunderstorms can rotate clockwise in the northern hemisphere, although most do not.

[GadKing]

I think the rotation in tornadoes is due to vorticity, not coriolis

[biofunk]

Probably a bit of both - don't they usually spin the other way below the equator? I am totally guessing here but it's interesting to think about.

[GadKing]

My bad, coriolis affects vorticity, so tornadoes will would spin clockwise in Southern Hemisphere. However, tornadoes are very rare in SH. So the guy that gave me a -1 below makes me lmao.

[HyugaKirby]

you're right about the storms/cyclones, but i found out the clockwise drains/anticlockwise drains thing is a myth. not trying to make you look dumb or anything though :D

[Bateseh]

Uh, do you mean the different direction the water swirls between the two hemispheres? If you do, it is true.

[HyugaKirby]

really? i'm confused =_='

[Bateseh]

Cyclones in the southern hemisphere rotate counter-clockwise (iirc). It's the opposite in the northern.

[lukethebreaker]

no... its the other way round...

[Bateseh]

you're right.

[Katide]

SWEET!

[tortwister]

This seems another LP supercell. Cascade precipitation and rain free base are clearly separated. Gorgeous rotating base!!!

[Beamship]

Wow...very nice ! Nearly stationary...check out my timelapse videos on my page...timelapsing is so cool !! Thanks for posting your videos

Beamship

[rdtony]

You'e quite welcome!

[5StarGeneralXeno]

awsome, one time when i was in Texus i saw one just as big, and just about a minute after it made a tornado that touched the ground :o

[boodwah]

Are you in the Southern Hemisphere? That's the first anticyclonic (If you are in the North Hemisphere) supercell I have ever seen. WOW!

[rdtony]

They are majestic and amazing: something the size of Mount Everest floating in the air!

[konvektion]

nice

[aldcor]

yea... i love scary feelings when i'm close to nature...

[aldcor]

man it's fuckin beautifull...

in my country strongest wind is 40 m/s :D

i wish i will see tornados in my life.

[homerm06]

if you see one, it's NICE!!!! just being in one...um, no. that's scary