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Apr 27 2012, 05:13 PM
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Rank: Whirlwind ![]() Group: Member Posts: 8 Joined: 29-January 10 Member No.: 21,206 |
Yesterday evening we had a Severe T-Storm Warning go out on a cell that passed to out northeast. It was moving southeast. The lowlevel outflow was churning with the shear in the mid/upper levels and made for some impressive looking clouds. We're in the mountains and don't see weather like this often. I shot this video with a Gopro and sped it up to see the shear better, you also see some weak rotation caused by the shear. Is this how a gustnado forms (although this was weak)?
Pay attention to the first 3-4 seconds in the video, it looked like scud clouds rising from ground level. They were going vertical. Severe T-Storm Video |
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