5th May 2023 - Pulse Storms around the Humber

It was set to be a classic May type thundery showers day with the sun's heating of a moist airmass under a cold pool aloft leading to numerous heavy showers and thunderstorms. The best chance of storms was towards the eastern side of England. A positive for chasing was that storms were to be slow moving, but they were also likely to be disorganised and short-lived and so being in the right place at the right time was not going to be an easy task.

[@zoeschofield]

Welcome back! I missed your videos over the Winter! Here's to a great Storm Season!

[@jtzj]

great to see another upload

[@BrendanPerkins]

Great to see a new video! 😀 We were watching these from the Lincolnshire Wolds, there was some amazing lightning ⚡

[@jamiesaviation7390]

Saw some nice lightning in the south of England today hope we get more we have a yellow warning for thunderstorms in force until 10pm tonight hoping they extend it to tomorrow because we're under threat of lightning and hail for ages

[@KJames2345]

Nice wall cloud and shelf cloud structure over the humber, a area notorious for funnel clouds, there was a slight circular motion towards the right hand side of that storm, and towards the end of the video the storm weakened with that strong downdraft as it, moved out to sea. Green tint a warning sign for a funnel cloud/tornado. Would be nice to see more UK storm chasers on youtube.

[@TefiTheWaterGipsy]

Especially British ones. I have seen more tornadoes here than any other country. The one in London did a lot of damage, or none, depending which side of the road you lived. It was only a mile away from where I was. Could watch this all day.

[@Conmanthompson2]

I Saw Thunderstorms Here In Merseyside

[@zoeschofield]

Shelf cloud over the Humber? ⚡️

[@supacellstormchasing]

Yes, it looked like a shelf cloud briefly.