Mesocyclone in Osceola County, FL.

NO SOUND!!! I caught this Mesocyclone in Northern Osceola County, FL. on my birthday on 6/6/10. I waited for an outflow boundrary (which was from storms over Northern Central Brevard County, FL.) to get to my location on Nova Rd. about a mile or two north of Deerfield Park Rd. where it splits. I waited about 2-3 hours before the outflow would get to me. I was also watching a highly disorganized rain shower to my South-West enter my area directly to my South about a mile or two. Then once the outflow reached my area around early evening, it helped this disorganized storm balloon up into this Mesocyclone in a matter of minutes. What you see here is the Meso get bigger in time. This film was 22+ minutes long, but speed it up almost 4X it's normal speed which cut it down to about under 6 minutes. I think I saw a funnel in there, but I can't confirm it or not. This was shot in Standard Vision, but was able to hopefully made it HD with my program.

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• mesocyclone
• osceola
• county
• florida
• clouds
• weather
• storm
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[WxCh8rTodd]

I was in Northern Osceola County on Nova Rd. about a mile or 2 north of Deerfield Park Rd.

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Where in Osceola County were you on this storm, Todd?