Non-UK meteorology stuff

chrisbell · Friday October 13, 2017

Even experienced stormchasers make mistakes:

chrisbell · Saturday October 21, 2017

Hank Schyma again, this time with a compilation of close lightning strikes:

chrisbell · Monday December 4, 2017

More from Hank Schyma:

Blademonkey · Monday December 4, 2017

chrisbell said:
More from Hank Schyma:

Both exillerating and frightening at the same time, I'm pleased the UK weather is not so extreme. P.

chrisbell · Saturday February 3, 2018

Hank Schyma has uploaded a compilation of the 2017 storm chase season (with only a couple of months to go before the 2018 season gets going).

chrisbell · Thursday March 29, 2018

Hank again discussing clouds in supercell storms.

chrisbell · Thursday May 24, 2018

Another interesting video from Hank Schyma. Pity that the Met Office don't make full Doppler radar available.

Count of Undolpho · Friday May 25, 2018

Better on radar than out of the window

chrisbell · Tuesday May 29, 2018

Count of Undolpho said:
Better on radar than out of the window

Absolutly - can't say I'd ever want to have anything above an EF1 heading in my direction!

chrisbell · Friday July 6, 2018

How wind farms are increasing the rate of upward lightning strikes:

Count of Undolpho · Friday July 6, 2018

chrisbell · Sunday July 8, 2018

Count of Undolpho said:
Wow

Indeed! I don't doubt that it's the first time that it's been properly dcumented.

chrisbell · Sunday October 7, 2018

Hank's just released a new video, this time on tornado formation in eastern Colorado:

chrisbell · Saturday November 17, 2018

Hank's released a new, beautifully-shot video on squall line storms:

Bogeyman · Tuesday December 4, 2018

Having lived through several tornadoes I can assure that they invoke raw primal fear deep in your soul. I imagine being Blitzed during WWII had a similar psychological effect. That feeling of needing tongs & a shoehorn to pry your nuts out of your throat afterwards is not easily forgotten.

I passed through Moore, OK in 2013 right after they had the infamous EF5 tornado in May. It was like travelling through the Ruhr Pocket in the Spring of '45.

Unbelievable damage.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Moore_tornado

chrisbell · Wednesday February 6, 2019

Hank has uploaded his 2018 review:

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