Forming cumulonimbus (timelapse)

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[@alldaytubin]

I was amazed to witness a tiny cloud puff turn into a hail producing thunderhead in less than 45 minutes one hot summer day.

[@darthvader1783]

I once watched a cotton ball cloud pile up and create an EF-4 rated tornado producing supercell

[@rafaelmacias9979]

@@darthvader1783a Cotten ball 😂😂

[@AE.rojet_aviation]

@@rafaelmacias9979I once saw a gyatt ball turn into a lot of ballz! (Mammatus clouds)

[@yudhistira86]

@@AE.rojet_aviation WTF💀💀💀

[@Gamatoto2038]

@@AE.rojet_aviationvruh

[@alexhamilton219]

This is the best cumulonimbus cloud growing timelapse i have ever seen thanks for making this. i want to be a meteorologist when i grow up and videos like this inspire me to chase my dream of becoming one. Thank you

[@henriquereact7236]

Congratulations

[@SC-tt7dp]

ThePleasantPanda same I’ve been watching the weather on radars for years now and I love it I also like to study the different clouds that cause storms and study different storm I started about 3 years ago when we had a tornado even though it was one of the most scariest thing it was interesting

[@kidzeeplier2468]

broooo i also want to become meteorologist always keep weather records of my city

[@alexhamilton219]

I’m still addicted to looking at my cites weather radar and looking at satellite images. Thanks for the likes over the last couple years

[@satulno8964]

I'm just fascinated by clouds

[@wolfreplays88]

I remember watching this 3 years ago ahhh memories

[@FurasCebulowy]

I'm watching this before a comulunimbus cloud storm

[@Cureforall4695]

GRIP

[@Cureforall4695]

Scifox da fox GRIP

[@cspog149]

@@FurasCebulowy fuck you

[@FurasCebulowy]

@@cspog149 why?

[@HikariKrome]

Stage 1: Cumulus humilis 🌤 Stage 2: Cumulus mediocris ⛅ Stage 3: Cumulus congestus 🌦 Stage 4: CUMULONIMBUS!!! ⛈ Stage 5: Stratocumulus ⛅☁️

[@Conmanthompson2]

⛈️*

[@polycoder5287]

Specific events : 0:22 - Towering Cumulus Congestus 0:26 - Matured Cumulus Congestus 0:50 - Beginning of precipitation 0:58 - Beginning of anvil formation, heavy precipitation at base 1:07 - Virga on Anvil 1:16 - Stage-Ready Cumulonimbus 1:22 - Beginning of dissipation stage 1:29 - Spreading of Anvil 1:37 - Storm dying, intense/severe precipitation

[@WindowsDrawer]

Ok but who asked

[@lukasdvorak3583]

@@WindowsDrawer i asked

[@truestopguardatruestop164]

How do you know

[@DylaniaCat]

@@WindowsDrawerdont care what you said

[@Teovanlung]

​@@WindowsDrawerwho asked

[@girlsguitarsgardens]

never understand why videos like this get dislikes , it states cumulonimbus time lapse. that what it is and well done

[@victorandreo2197]

It'd be magic if the clouds actually "moved" at this speed.

[@Tamilology_OutofBox_]

Could u see my timelapse video also please 🙃

[@exeddo3278]

@@Tamilology_OutofBox_ no shut up

[@gunnysalesword5862]

me too

[@lettsplays_]

That's pretty impressively terrifying

[@henriquereact7236]

Updraft vertical air and covection Downdraft its winds down in the clouds make the rain

[@carolinasaenz786]

@@henriquereact7236 quien te pregunto

[@mr.nanolando7892]

@@carolinasaenz786 ç

[@gunnysalesword5862]

me too 😆👍🏻

[@tocayrika463]

This is amazing. Great work with nice music. We recently made one timelapsevideo ourselves for the first time and shared it on KZbin. It was really fun to create. It's breathtaking, you only can see the real atmospheric dynamics in fast motion. Thanks for editing and sharing your nice work ... 🍻👍👍👍😍

[@abhigyanshandilya2932]

Moral of the story : never underestimate a small cloud

[@gunnysalesword5862]

😁👍🏻

[@sister3657]

My Snapple lid says one of these clouds weighs more than 70 adult t Rex’s

[@TeaMollie11]

Around 1 million pounds

[@oceanman3822]

TeaJu1ce thats what the average cumulus cloud weighs, this must be a lot more

[@plutoidrepublic2765]

add a few more zeroes

[@tajuddinahmed3379]

​@@oceanman3822probably hundreds of times more

[@coochiebutter4118]

and a cumulonimbus In my school they start forming a big cloud

[@aboveanonymous4810]

I used to live in a place where they formed a lot. When I was little I used to think cumulonimbus clouds from far away were the mushroom clouds from nukes.

[@hannahm9893]

what country is that? its my dream to see one one day

[@adamsucksatyt]

Oklahoma maybe?

[@mr.nanolando7892]

Me too

[@gunnysalesword5862]

me too 😆👍🏻

[@ItsamefanofJanet]

But,now we know, cumulonimbus is thunder clouds

[@M-BLOC]

This is so cool... I've always been fascinated by clouds and the weather. Cumulonimbus is one of my favorite clouds too.

[@henriquereact7236]

Guy guys look the top of cloud cumulonimbus its cirrostratus form's perfect rain 0:48 look!!!

[@davidjoost]

seeing the movement in time lapse is perfect for painting or drawing...

[@latentheat3956]

You can see cirrus clouds forming at higher altitude before the storm developed

[@turdfurgusson]

It looks like they floated in from off-screen, probably from another storm that had fizzled out. They look like the remnants of an anvil cloud after a storm has rained itself out.

[@gunnysalesword5862]

me too

[@tajuddinahmed3379]

​@@turdfurgussonthey really do

[@z_a_e_r_o]

There is a lot of power in that storm

[@Chris_landeros16]

ik it supercell

[@eliasjager3855]

It's NOT a supercell.

[@smolpenguingoddess]

Chris Landeros It's not a supercell

[@Chris_landeros16]

Elias Jäger how?

[@osemekeugbo999]

A super cell is a self propagating cell whereby its downdrafts and updrafts are horizontally separated. This means its updrafts can continue to exist without being weakened by the downdrafts, so the CB can continue to exist longer at the 'mature' stage without dissipating. Also, the as the downdrafts reach the surface and diverge it adds a bit of driving force to the updrafts, which is why its called "self propagating" - hope this helps.

[@BlackRedsStormSpotter]

Fantastic!! A full cycle of a Cumulonimbus, nice!!

[@marianosantamaria9708]

This is the best cumulonimbus cloud growing timelapse i have ever seen

[@gunnysalesword5862]

can’t argue with that 😁👍🏻

[@timefilming]

check mine 😉 probably, not so epic, but also quite spectaculous

[@zegamingcuber857]

well that makes sense that cumulus clouds become cumulonimbus clouds because the similar names

[@katcarranza6884]

man recorded the formation of a supercell

[@takoyama4979]

This is my favorite type of cloud

[@leoray1234]

Takoyama not if you’re a pilot!

[@ctdkmd]

Watching it struggle with the capping inversion aloft was probably the coolest part about this.

[@SomeDude518]

It's crazy to see smaller portions and satellite clouds evaporate, till the upswells gain enough volume to literally pierce the intermediate atmospheric layer and start developing the 'alto' layer clouds. Great vid!

[@niksterrr1110]

Those are beautiful thunderheads!

[@gunnysalesword5862]

me too!!

[@sakshichandresh5365]

They are like popcorns

[@kdunstfan1]

With the anvil - great filming

[@benharbyessine230]

Look at this bad boy, nature is so beautiful and strong

[@zagorianno]

Cumulus Congestus goes to Cumulonimbus in a very beatiful way! =)

[@laggyfilms4768]

Imagine all the rain from that thing coming down all at once all the wind and rain just coming down.

[@Nyatheyogi]

This was so interesting to watch

[@kidough4979]

Amazing! Also beware all pilots!

[@chainsawvsgod384]

What is this track called? It's beautiful.

[@WillVRam]

ward

[@henriquereact7236]

Ward

[@lpsoreo993]

Ward

[@propheticprincessdaughterofGod]

Lps Oreo can’t find it pose help

[@paulcusmir883]

ward

[@salehuddinmuttalib6027]

Cumulonimbus is the biggest cloud EVER!!!!!!!!¡!!!!!!

[@angel_ia]

what makes this kind of cloud formation?

[@FurasCebulowy]

A cumulus cloud that gets taller and taller makes a comulunimbus cloud. There was a cumulus cloud outside an hour ago and it got taller. That turned it into a cumulunimbus cloud. A storm is about to happen.

[@totokotunjo781]

Kumuloninbusi su nesto najmocnije sto vidjam u prirodi

[@michi_iwb]

gratulation, thats a very nice video :DD

[@notevencalm]

But still an air balloon managed to safely travel from it.

[@jhustler1992]

That air balloon got real lucky. I know pilots that didn't get lucky and they got slammed into the ground by the outflow gusts.

[@literarygansta]

Thanks for making this! Almost got me teary.

[@henrixs]

This is great video that's great one!!!

[@Brians-Easy-Low-Tech-Solutions]

So, the air is acting like boiling liquid in a pot on a stove. The only place we can actually see it happen is where water vapour condensing into clouds has "coloured" it like dye in water. Thanks for the time lapse of this. Unfortunately, water vapour condensing is a very complicated reaction because heat is given out, while the pressure drops because something like 1% of the "air" disappears when water vapour turns into water. Water vapour is up to 1.5 % of the air, I think.

[@gunnysalesword5862]

me too 🥴👍🏻

[@cupcakesahoy5798]

Love the video! I an subscriber number 198!

[@lvn_inspiring]

Muy bueno!

[@roccoror7122]

0:18 in seconds can be noted on the left side of the screen the formation of small before the formation comulonimbus

[@raulemiliano1244]

I love the intro

[@niksterrr1110]

These are the clouds that create thunderstorms, lightning, and tornadoes. These clouds can be really dangerous.

[@thebest-ry3bw]

Niksterrr but very beautiful

[@niksterrr1110]

thebest 12, yes.

[@eggmapping7848]

Not always

[@phonfowo7625]

Rudeus Testing his power

[@jasonwade9160]

Ok am I missing somthing or is this footage missing somthing?Like the part where clouds actually form starting from beginning when there is nothing than their appears the start of formation. Has anybody ever been able to capture that?

[@GMVTV]

It looks very much like something generated it out (clouds) nonstop. Like a cloud making machinary. I’m starting to wonder this, too. Are clouds actually formed by nature... it really doesn’t look like it.

[@jaidenbishop868]

GMV TV - Bí mật của Truyền thông cumulus clouds(and in fact all clouds) are formed by there own. There is no such thing as a cloud making machine. You can see cumulus clouds develop on there own on satellite imagery that then form into thunderstorms.

[@jasonwade9160]

@@jaidenbishop868buddy, the goverment has had cloud seeding technology since ww2. Technology was used in the vietnam war to ,it was called operation popeye info is available to the public. Observe the sky you will see chemtrails turn into clouds not always the same tho. One pattern I have noticed is the tic tac toe grid they make with chemtrails which is just another word for cloud seeding. 'He who controls the weather controls the world" Lyndon Johnson.

[@jaidenbishop868]

Jason Wade cloud seeding is real but it occurs at low altitudes. They don't occur at high altitudes. Operation popeye was cloud seeding. Chemtrails are just nonsense spread by idiots online. It has nothing to do with cloud seeding and the lines in the sky are just contrails. Grids are formed from airplanes flying 2 intersecting airways and the wind blows around there trail.

[@jasonwade9160]

@@jaidenbishop868I've noticed it's always done at low altitude I'd say that's true. These cumulus clouds form with no contrails?? whatever you waana call them their made of chemicals regardless . I'll definitely look that up all these clouds cant be man made.

[@thorin5591]

The storm is getting closer to you.

[@KoId.]

It wouldn’t do much due to the fact that it’s a single cell thunderstorm.

[@809380]

Magnificent white clouds until 0.58 ... !!!

[@NotSoCrazyNinja]

Went from innocent puffy cloud to DESTROY EVERYTHING in probably a half-hour to an hour.

[@gunnysalesword5862]

mommy 🥹

[@niksterrr1110]

There is a cumulonimbus in my back yard coming my way. Wish me luck.

[@TDMotherTheBestFamily]

Show Your Feelings: 😀😏☺🙂😌🙁😐😓😑😣😫😯😩😢😭

[@TeaMollie11]

😀

[@AdamAhmed-ln6ej]

wow nature

[@imyourhopeimyourangel6234]

And Senku and his two hot-air balloon par just cross this terrifying cloud at its peak

[@104Aviation]

The cumulonimbus clouds forming near my house go vertically in a line and break up without any anvil top

[@64_bit_coding]

This looks like a volcano

[@yodude43090]

It looks like a slow motion explosion its pretty badass

[@cuihuanmei590]

I've seen a cumulonimbus before,but then nothing happened. I saw 2 cumulonimbus and still nothing happened...

[@travisoliveira8152]

I get nightmares just thinking about them

[@stormstreams1918]

See this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5KapXeggpJ1rLM

[@moveslikemacca]

there is beauty all around us

[@jaunjaufarmohamed7470]

Looks like flying house

[@mpoyart]

Beautiful timelapse shooting.

[@debo.]

How long did it take to make this time lapse video?

[@henriquereact7236]

A program acelerat frames

[@Tikumo_]

Usually the cycle of the cumulonimbus lasts around 30-60mins

[@alexisberrios9032]

at 1:22 it looks more like a supercell

[@roccoror7122]

in 0:41 seconds, it is noted that another cloud is coming to the formation of this storm, that is, an isolated storm.

[@christineyoutube2684]

It looks like explosive degassing from below the ground.

[@jamesodulaja5230]

cumulonimbus clouds are like cumulus but grow.

[@henriquereact7236]

The vertical grows is convective process

[@nano34677]

what happens everyday in ur average summer month:

[@moukecu]

Huh

[@baldi_official4306]

verão sempre com seus fenômenos climáticos Eu sempre gostei de ficar olhando as nuvens desse tipo quando elas fazem um gesto de convecção logo uma bigorna é formada bem no topo e assim é formada a origem de uma cumulonimbus

[@liliana-lj9gf]

so so pretty

[@BlazydayZ]

someone must be using a Saint-rank spell

[@jaylansy]

0:28 Me : Is That A bird Is That a Volcano Me : No its a Cumulonimbus

[@silverdemon1530]

Wow hahaha really funny....... 😑

[@grandstar1239]

I used to never see these where I live, and yesterday I saw at least 10 of them. They weren't that big though... Wow.

[@ezziboo]

Marvelous❤️

[@lancemadrazo]

Remember that time when Tokyo was submerged in water

[@drmikiking]

from cumulus congestus to cumulonimbus

[@Tudork2k]

I was at countryside and I taked a shelter under a big hill 🤤 and it was so good ❤

[@-.dogememegod.-]

oh man this is my favourite cloud who else agrees?

[@hotpocket8803]

Pray for me there's 2 of them above me with endless lighting strikes me scared

[@FurasCebulowy]

Same

[@eggmapping7848]

They usually aren't very severe

[@redditstudios7673]

it looks like fire

[@regularepicgamer1872]

HEY MR FREDRICKSEN ITS CUMULONIMBUS

[@h.a.w_photos]

THIS IS AWESOME

[@NinoB077]

Looks like a reverse avalanche

[@Chris_landeros16]

1 question cloud grow make water??

[@michelejames8160]

Beautiful!

[@pawandixit3988]

What is the name of sound track ?

[@manjitmanjitkaur7574]

Pawan Dixit )7

[@lpsoreo993]

Pawan Dixit ward

[@mixerdude]

Going under by dexter Britain

[@joonashiltunen7895]

very nice timelapse! I think that`s not supercell because supercells are very unsual in finland

[@christophersaeli5620]

pretty cool

[@laugherplus]

wow she is growing up

[@Agui007]

A beautiful formation and crisp white too. Does anybody know why these days our clouds (cumulus types) don't look as crisp white as they used to, they seem more of the dirtier yellowish?

[@hraesvelgML]

Yellowish orange?? Where do you live m8?

[@David-jp9wv]

because of light

[@hraesvelgML]

Either sunset reflection or you live in a fucked up place. I live in a city and I've never noticed that.

[@popskulls-xs7bf]

i know this guy and this always happens

[@jaidenbishop868]

The sun sets and distant thunderstorms would probably get a more yellowish color as you approach sunset. Or if the storm is far away. I’ve noticed that a few times.

[@barbaradu75]

Tolle Aufnahmen 👌👌 TOTAL unnatürlich !! Dann, wie sich die Decke daruberschiebt.....

[@c-historia]

great video 🎥

[@oragesnice06_enzomtb06]

Beautiful video !!!

[@Naanbreadsteve]

Amazing

[@senhordatretavempracimamlk4509]

yeah yeah its singlecell thunderstorms day!!!!

[@AlbertaChaserWG]

WOW THATS SO COOL!

[@aquakaizen]

i really like science i like to discover more about cumulonimbus clouds

[@MJ-mj123]

Supervolcano erupted!!!!

[@charleybrown8911]

is haarp playing in a city near you?