A huge thunderhead above the Pacific Ocean south of Panama, recently shot from the cockpit of a Boeing 767-300 flying at an altitude of 11.27km by Equador Airlines pilot Santiago Borja.
Last year, he captured something similar over the coast of Venezuela (below).
More of his images here.
Dramatic timelapse footage by BlueDog Films of a supercell thunderstorm off Australia’s Sunshine Coast on February 1st, 2016.
Don’t make unnecessary journeys! Salthill car park this morning! @TeresaMannion @galwayad @CTribune @GalwayHour Met Éireann National Weather Warningspic.twitter.com/74vhBqALW8
— PictureDiaryGalway (@PicDiaryGalway) January 26, 2016
Gulp.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBb9n_9V1pE
Ryan writes:
You might like this video from Cork Airport during Storm Desmond .
This morning.
Cli writes:
The famous wind tunnel that is Charlemont Street [Dublin 2] this morning. About SIX umbrellas there!
Supercell thunderstorms photoshopped (possibly using witchcraft) into rotation from single photographs (not video) by weather photographer Mike Hollingshead.
More here.
A dramatic timelapse of severe weather events filmed last month in Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska and Colorado by photographer Nicolaus Wegner.
Footage taken on Saturday of a dust storm, also known as a Haboob, as it sweeps through Phoenix, Arizona.
Seems Mike Oblinski likes big haboobs and he cannot lie.
Yikes.
Eadoin Keane writes:
“Interesting looking cloud spotted on the M4 on the way to Dublin yesterday evening…”
