A rather unusual storm surge this morning @PortsalonGolf links pic.twitter.com/BDARYouCvW
— johnny shields (@johnnyshields1) February 21, 2022
This morning.
Croaghross, Portsalon, county Donegal.
Designed by Mark Spitz.
A rather unusual storm surge this morning @PortsalonGolf links pic.twitter.com/BDARYouCvW
— johnny shields (@johnnyshields1) February 21, 2022
This morning.
Croaghross, Portsalon, county Donegal.
Designed by Mark Spitz.
Behold: the brooding menace of a rare supercell thunderstorm cloud. To wit:
Supercells may spawn damaging tornados, hail, downbursts of air, or drenching rain. Or they may just look impressive. A supercell harbors a mesocyclone — a rising column of air surrounded by drafts of falling air. Supercells could occur over many places on Earth but are particularly common in Tornado Alley of the USA. Featured here are four time-lapse sequences of a supercell in 2013 rotating above and moving across Booker, Texas. Captured in the video are new clouds forming near the storm center, dust swirling on the ground, lightning flashing in the upper clouds, all while the impressively sculptured complex rotates ominously. Finally, after a few hours, as shown in the final sequence, dense rain falls as the storm begins to die out.
(Video: Mike Olbinski; Music: Impact Lento (Kevin MacLeod, Incompetech)
A spectacular new compilation of funnel clouds, tornadoes and contorting skies by Mike Oblinski, set to ’The Last Goodbye’ by Eric Kinney and Danica Dora.
Previously: Vorticity
Full screen and sound up for best effect.
Gulp.
Last night/this morning.
Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA.
Snowy Blast Causes Havoc on the Roads (New York Times)
Getty
@CarlowWeather tramore pic.twitter.com/4dY2v3k17q
— Joe fitzgerald (@joefitz1303) October 20, 2020
Gulp.
This morning.
Earlier: But It Pours
Not a filter- not edited at all. Check out the halo of light striking #NYC just now- #lightning storm pic.twitter.com/1nGNnhfGmV
— Heather Childers (@HeatherChilders) July 1, 2020
Gulp.
Yesterday.
New York City, New York, USA.
Anyone?
Meanwhile…
Storm in the UK on 2nd June 2020! Taken by my friend and no editing, how weird is this? #lightning pic.twitter.com/VDuAM0qGGQ
— DM (@miawithaz) July 1, 2020
Um.
This morning.
Knocknacarra, Galway.
Oh, the humanity.
Via Jocelyn C
Meanwhile…
Some of our garden furniture performing it’s own merry dance in the wind. #storm #windy #weather #Ennis pic.twitter.com/nUueZvRFg4
— John Kelly (@jkphoto68) May 22, 2020
Save yourselves.
Weather Warnings (Met Eireann)
Thanks Bebe
An evocative three and a half-minute sequence of lightning strikes and billowing storm clouds by Arizona-based storm-chaser and videographer Dustin Farrell.
Shot over two years and edited over 300 hours, it’s a sequel to this 2017 full-screener.
As the sun rises a clearance from the West will bring some sunny spells but also some showers.
A lot of sleepy heads this morning after broken sleep from the wind and rain. pic.twitter.com/sP3kW4NzWl
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) December 18, 2018
This morning.
Some night, in fairness.
Travel disruption and thousands without power in stormy weather (RTÉ)
Although @MetEireann have issued an orange level warning for tomorrow – they do not anticipate naming Friday's storm https://t.co/AUD0RP2Tbx
— BBC NI Weather (@newslineweather) December 6, 2018
So the storm that shall not be named but has Orange Warnings in place with bring strong gusts from late tonight through tomorrow as these high resolution HIRLAM charts show. pic.twitter.com/azkLgs3Poz
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) December 6, 2018
Anyone?