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@joshuarandazzo7335 thanks for watching mate :) slightly unfortunate how one of the massive cells began developing near Campbelltown moving up towards us, but thankfully we had the other storm develop a few kilometres away, wasn't super lightning active, however made a fairly nice Shelf Cloud :)

@ozthunder it was unfortunate how it began dissolving closer to Camden and Campbelltown, I was hoping to get a nice view of it rolling in down the street, but thankfully a new lot of cells developed fairly close to us near homebush and Canterbury, didn't produce much lightning, but had some nice hail in it which struck one of my friends in ashfield thanks for watching legend :)

@doowopdave9229 I'm fairly sure the Shelf Cloud was a dissolving storm, and the cell that developed a few kilometres away which produced some lightning created some fairly severe hail which created the sky to have that green look to it Thanks for watching :)

@WesternSydneyThunderstorms so keen for friday, probably gonna be a squall line way out west in the morning when that south west wind collides with the north west humidity... later in the evening might spark up a few cells close to Camden or Bathurst moving towards Sydney thanks for watching tho mate, it's strange how the storm in the video had a green look to it, despite not having much hail unlike the other storm, would have been nice to get a back shot of the storm further north but unlucky how it turned into one massive rain cluster which moved further east than expected

@@SouthSydneyStorms Ill be on the lookout. Usually the blue Mountains block off the squall lines though, but we still might get those discrete cells developing as the trough gets close

@samuelsstormplace489 no worried mate, always here to record anything that pops up whenever I get the chance to of course :)

@@SouthSydneyStorms Yep :)

Happy birthday 🎂

@@samuelsstormplace489 Don't forget 14/10/21! ; )

@@williameggleton414 I remember that 😅

@@williameggleton414 happy birthday mate :) thanks for watching legend

@@USArailfanner3448 it was fairly interesting how green it was despite no hail near us, thanks for watching tho mate :)

@@SouthSydneyStorms ikr and anyways np

@@SouthSydneyStorms we also had some crazy storms back in March and it was still during winter

indeed, thanks for watching mate

thanks for watching and commenting legend :) definately keen on chasing storms in the future once I can manage routes, time and learning more about locations n etc lmao. just still a young lad recording from home :) but for once decided to head to the airport for that storm and turned out to be a W

indeed, location was just past cooks river along the Nigel bridgde canal perfect for planespotting, I should hopefully be heading there more whenever storms pop up, great view of all directions :). thanbks for watching mate

Hey mate, my ultimate goal of last Night was to get a CG in the background of a plane arrival, but I forgot arrivals and departures shift runways depenending on wind shifts n etc, appreciate u tho for the comment and watching :) hopefully 2024 will be a better year than 2023 for storms 🤷👌

Yeah man last year might have been my least favourite year for recording storms ever 😕

Thank u legend :)

@@SouthSydneyStorms All good. You must be near the airport? Because you were not at home.

@@samuelsstormplace489 he was recording next to the airport as u can see the planes parked.

Thanks for watching mate ;) I'd love to visit the USA some day and spend a couple days crusuing around chasing some squalls and supercells haha