Amazing Storm Timelapse

The University at Albany's Department of Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences captured an epic thunderstorm from a timelapse camera perched atop Mohawk Tower on the Uptown campus.
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[@ChuckRussell87]

That first cell needed a better updraft and it probably would have went supercellular. Nice time lapse.

[@MOTHERFUX1113]

When

[@Alberts_Stuff]

I just realised that clouds are constantly appearing and disappearing all the time. Just really slowly so we can't really observe it. Woah... 🤯

[@chalcedonyclapper1216]

Wow. Great timelapse. Love how in that first cell you could actually see the rotation.

[@Amazingperson-ur8iz]

0:04 Convection beginning to explode with energy ahead of a frontal boundary, a storm cell trying to go supercellular with a strong rotating updraft but luckily doesn’t. 0:40 Storms fire along the frontal boundary with a shelf cloud forming from the outflow of the storms, strong winds from the outflow boundary and heavy downpours. Thunderstorm outlook data from May 31, 2017 shows that there was a 2% tornado risk and you can clearly see why in that first storm cell that developed.

[@LemonJuice159]

0:14 that cloud had a updraft explosion and just suddenly disappeared (on the left side of the screen)

[@ishanvirdhi6713]

could have become a supercell. Had rotation

[@lightningbuster]

This is precisely why I love Earth.

[@Anisgamingg]

Moi aussi

[@patricuahernandez1436]

I love watching a good storm roll in and the smell of it

[@Akashathesilentassassin]

This was awesome. Keep up the amazing content!

[@Mikinct]

After a low pressure system passes & the next day is sunny with large Cumulus clouds. Are they basically left over or brand new clouds that formed overnight? Or from a high presure system that simply moved into the space.

[@user-Cimel034]

Beautiful

[@AloneBoy-zr8ce]

Awesome

[@Thetheeeeeee]

That cap must have been strong

[@leroygaunt6040]

that was the quickest storm i've ever seen that was like 7 seconds lol (i know its sped up but still thats pretty short)

[@noobblox3787]

I wonder if there was a funnel cloud in there🤔

[@stormchasing2187]

at the beginning of video yes

[@dreamweaver8102]

Stunner!!!

[@lightningacornee]

love it

[@jeanpaoloras1777]

super cell

[@سبحاناللهالبديع-ع9م]

Why yellow small picture down the video? The video should be free of small images placed at the top or bottom of the video ♧ we like videos without images upon it to become very Nice " thanks alot "

[@CharlotteRule-n3o]

May 31, 2023

[@Thetheeeeeee]

That cap must have been strong