MAMMATUS & ARCUS SHELF CLOUD

[Biloutebelge1969]

Whaaaw ! What a monster !!

[worktosser]

cool time lapse

[StormChaserNick]

beautiful!

[StormChaserNick]

beautiful!

[Twister067]

some cool gravity waves

[svenXDsven]

well there is a small wall cloud too, i see some rotation

[snowyweatherwatcher]

Nice video awesome cloud formations.

[svenXDsven]

nice mammatus o_0

[Jerone079]

Just great. 5*

[troutman98]

great footage

[theYoda09]

I bet that formed a tornado!

[loryr405]

those r hte blackest clouds i ever seen.

[pytlfamly]

Whoa - can't believe those mammatus! Great job! 5/5

[stormspinner1]

OH my goodness, how'd I miss this?!? IncREDIble! 5/5 massive stars!

[Filbob21]

the mammatus looks amazing

[PYSTAZ]

hey 0:22 are the same storm cdlouds that i saw at school! in new hampshire!

[aeromaxmat]

Bravo dean ! quels mamatus !! Oo

[judyb1169]

Wonderful! Wish it could've been longer, though.

[DarkSickie]

Love those mammatus!

[DreamingTurtle]

I just saw something like this today. There were two straight white lines across the bluishgrey sky and I thought they were jet streams at first. Then, they started tearing apart as they began to look more like gigantic waves crashing. Finally, parts of the streaks started swirling. Within about ten minutes the sky looked like a normal storm cloud display (all puffy and dark, mostly uninteresting). I'm not sure what class of cloud this is, but around these parts, a rare treat for sure.

[dowhatawhata]

Tis the season, ;))

[supercell1995]

looks more like a massive HP supercell than a severe thunderstorm! sweet video.

[gumbysheetz]

now this is the type of videos that need to be used for storm spottering and learning what to look for while spotting severe weather. great time lapse set up. wish it was longer too. be safe out there.

[LadyTimpani12]

Pure amazing! brave souls :)

[knowsthatknowledge]

Amazing

[felainakinew]

is there lightning in these storms?

where in the world is this anyways

[supercell1995]

felainakinew: they do contain lightning, because its a thunderstorm, and this video was showing a supercell, which is the most powerful type of thunderstorm, and the largest type. these storms are most common in the Midwestern United States, they get this stuff all the time during the summer.

[severeweathergirl]

How do mamatus clouds form?

[Cchrisbud813]

There are several hypotheses for different variations of the cloud, but all form from turbulence in the cloud (from various causes) that creates eddies of wind. One observation implies that they are the weak remnents of these eddies. All forms indicate instability and that the storm can be severe. If you were in a plane right next to them, they would appear almost transparent.

[severeweathergirl]

Ohhh That would be cool! Thanks!

[DjHardaFasta]

Whats arcus and mammatus?

[okanbee8989]

type of clouds

[DjHardaFasta]

ohhhh i see! thanks!

[supercell1995]

okanbee8989, "type of clouds!" be more dicriptive, cause i'd like to know too, unless even you don't know...

[juttyhog]

Stunning mammatus and lovely timelapse

[ctskid90]

amazing

[highonlife1294]

bE U TI FULL

[snowbunnie82]

wow....that..was amazing!

[ecreif]

thats not scary!! that is PERFECT, love it !!

[Sambiaboy]

very scary and incredible fantastic

[laqueesciousb]

shit that is scary!

[supercellstorm]

Pedazo de mammatus!!!!! y ese arcus supercelular impresionante juer.

[marialune]

very nice shot

[Rhydn]

just beautiful

[gomes666]

thats fucking amazing !!!

great shot.

..*dream*