Full Day of Storm Time-lapse

I have never published a full day of Darwin Wet Season time-lapse but here it is. It finishes with a nice storm so it is worth sitting through five minutes of video. It starts at about 7:30am and ends about 6:30pm. One frame captured every five seconds.
This was filmed on 23rd November 2011. From my archives.
See my you tube channel Rwlante for more storm time-lapse videos

[@LaserDarkDX]

Very nice time lapse. Good illustration of an upper level "cap" of relatively warm (and stable) air that hinders convective development, until it is eventually broken up by the outflow of a distant storm, producing explosive storm development.

[@christineyoutube2684]

disinfo troll

[@1.4142]

good info

[@tmillchr]

Earth's degassing of primordial water vapor.

[@hongo3870]

I love how theres like a billow of clouds shooting out of that one spot in the air

[@809380]

Good video, I like much the bubbling of the white clouds over the sea.

[@LaserDarkDX]

I have had an acute interest in weather for almost my whole life. I have also taken many weather-related courses at our community college in Mesa Arizona.

[@Rwlante]

Thanks. I have just moved to the Philippines and their Wet Season has started. Expect to see more. Cheers

[@sarahalford1418]

this was so satisfying

[@bridgetsheils1407]

This is so cool and relaxing 😎

[@Rwlante]

Ah, that would explain it. It once occurred to me that institutions that teach courses on weather might like these type of videos to show their students. Cheers.

[@Rwlante]

I enjoyed seeing it again also. Thanks for the comment.

[@lovecburokLC]

Amazing!

[@jakeelperrov9854]

I love Mozart's music

[@user-rx7nx1ck1s]

+++

[@sayamahumendengarlaguyangi3153]

But l hate music ฉันอยากให้คุณพูดไทยได้นะ

[@Aqene1000]

Truly shows how clouds are slowed-down steam

[@cutexspace4794]

Clouds dance 👍👍👍

[@xyzct]

When having a clouded view of the world is good.

[@gis4arab]

Woooow love it .. the storm pass near you :)

[@coldrainynovember]

Amazing

[@Agui007]

What a day!! 😃

[@bartk85622]

Very nice indeed! What equipment did you use to make this time lapse video???

[@lolfackingnaigjtfankin3741]

3:38 Adam is cancelled Dark Orange Cloud (Thunderstorm): lmao

[@coldrainynovember]

3:13 the clouds gain enough moisture to form thunderstorm

[@marcusgulley2213]

It's the cap breaking

[@christineyoutube2684]

No it's deep mantle degassing. Earth sweat.

[@IcePredator92]

From 0:01 at 3:00 is a perfect for gliding... There are a small but hard thermals that make a small pillar of clouds!...NICE!!!

[@D34thB34st132]

I like the beginning part... The cumulus cloud shoots out in one particular spot..

[@SHERIF_GHARIB]

Amazing conviction power !!

[@bennuballbags2]

Great video, I live in Darwin and live for the wet season. I am also a very keen photographer and and wondering if you sat next to your camera taking a photo every five seconds or there is a mode you can use? How did you not run out of batteries?

[@Rwlante]

Ok, if you know Darwin, you must know Cullen Bay. My wife and I had a 6th floor unit there and I had a video camera mount fixed to the wall. Each morning I put my video camera (with time-lapse mode) outside (with rain protection and mains power) and then went to work. When I came home, I could review the tape and see what I had captured. It was great fun doing this. Now that I am in the Philippines I have to put my camera on the roof of my office and rely on 2 hr batteries. It was more fun it Darwin and the storms were better.

[@bennuballbags2]

Rwlante Awesome, i love wet season and last wet i took many lightning shots. It was my first wet with a digital SLR....I am about to buy an intervelometer and have a go myself. Cant wait till that familiar rumble starts again!

[@puffball2424]

+FTW I love rain

[@TheMusicvideoVEVO]

well you can also get nice photos during the dry season too :)

[@Jdwify]

Great job. I love to watch clouds, especially thunderstorms. The sky is so dynamic. I even enjoyed the music. What was the piece you used? I'm not sure, but I think that was Vivaldi's 4 Seasons. Any way masterfully done.

[@Rwlante]

Thanks. Music is Einer Kleiner Nachtmusic by Mozart

[@cristianmamani6893]

Que aterador de un relampago

[@Rwlante]

Impressive analysis... much more technical than 'nice storm'. Are working for the Weather Bureau?

[@caglaucar409]

Perfect but ı scary storms

[@811Thunder]

Beautiful, but there was not a single drop of rain over your camera.

[@monjonsfishingandadventure6169]

nice you should rename it "Darwin's evolution of storm". Do you think the thermals were from the airport runway it sure looked like something was powering them?

[@Rwlante]

Hi, actually the airport is in another direction. However, there is a plume the keeps flowing in the middle section that I suspect might be heat exhaust from the power station.

[@monjonsfishingandadventure6169]

ah yes that makes sense ,I know where you are looking now.thanks, I have just started doing some timelapse with the gopro here in Broome but the wet season is nearly over so may not get too much more coud about.

[@Matt_Aquila]

Hey I was wondering if I could use some of this footage in a video of mine. What's the best way to contact you?

[@Rwlante]

Hi Aquila, email me at [e-mail]. I'm sure we can arrange something for you.

[@Matt_Aquila]

Rwlante thanks, email sent :)

[@navis2904]

That's really weird it seems like it wants to burst but something is preventing it and messing with it the whole time

[@christineyoutube2684]

Geoengineering is dehydrating the upper atmosphere to prevent rain. They think it's science. Frankly, I think it's diabolical.

[@itzrenzo8960]

that cloud is beginning was trying so hard to be a supercell edit: it failed but the cap broke soon

[@gms1365]

How comes that the sun position it doesn't move through the sky?

[@joseray100]

Wow beautiful where was this taking

[@Rwlante]

Darwin, Australia. Thanks for your comment.

[@canalmerda4889]

Best cb multiple cloud cumulus multiple and one of this rest run to cb cloud so fast huh

[@claytonbarber5608]

At 0:20 of the video the cloud in the middle looked like smoke or pollution from the green house!

[@weiren1252]

Clayton Barber or it looks like steam

[@shaheedroberts296]

the chemtrail at 0:54. Hmmm cloud seeding???

[@zoegasson3528]

uh no a jet plane

[@stormchasers015]

+1 likes , +1 followers

[@brunosilvanois]

did it rain? lol

[@roccoror7122]

Bruno Silva Here a rain coming

[@captivesojourner]

God is great

[@DrunkenGuitarGuy]

Permian Based what does this meteorological phenomena have to do with the fictional "god"?? just another idiot that has to try inject religious nonsense into every conversation?? sorry but only idiots have imaginary friends! god is as real as the tooth fairy, santa claus and xenu!

[@albymakhdan4385]

Name songs

[@Mephistopheles13]

I noticed that to and was going to comment on that but you got to it before I did

[@witheredbonnie9183]

Watching 2x speed lol

[@itzrenzo8960]

4:16

[@yunxiaoliu1180]

There was no storm!!

[@Rwlante]

Hi yunxiao, the storm front hits at about 3 min and 10 seconds. It is rare to catch lightening during the day with a 5 second time-lapse.

[@albodios7745]

Clouds because of evaporation and condensation process

[@slurrpycj0770]

Lol

[@TheMusicvideoVEVO]

Jesus created this place :)

[@local_catgirl3344]

no he didn't. Nobody did.