I just noticed on the blog dashboard that this is my 500th post; guess I should celebrate. So, here are several video captures from yesterday's chase. The bottom view is of the left-hand storm that came from the split over Orange county. At the right edge of the lowering is a feature that looks a lot like a funnel. I edited the video and sped it up several times and I still can't decide if it was actually rotating, so I can't be upset that I didn't identify it as a funnel in real life. The vidcaps of the CG strikes were from the northern storm complex that was barreling in our direction. The lightning from this complex was almost continuous as it passed overhead, and the hail core indicated on radar was pretty impressive. I still wish both storms had been available earlier in the day, but timing is everything!
I just noticed on the blog dashboard that this is my 500th post; guess I should celebrate. So, here are several video captures from yesterday's chase. The bottom view is of the left-hand storm that came from the split over Orange county. At the right edge of the lowering is a feature that looks a lot like a funnel. I edited the video and sped it up several times and I still can't decide if it was actually rotating, so I can't be upset that I didn't identify it as a funnel in real life. The vidcaps of the CG strikes were from the northern storm complex that was barreling in our direction. The lightning from this complex was almost continuous as it passed overhead, and the hail core indicated on radar was pretty impressive. I still wish both storms had been available earlier in the day, but timing is everything!
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