(Parts of the video) (Sunrises 0:58) (Approaching shelf cloud 1:42) (The storm came in 1:54) (The storm's over 3:34) (The storm clears out 4:10) (Clear skies in the afternoon 6:28) (The Sunset 10:05) (Night 10:41)
Oh, I wish I lived in a place like this The weather is beautiful and cold. Unfortunately, I live in the Middle East It is always hot The temperature reaches 52 We melt every day Enjoy this atmosphere 🥀 for a long life
I'm guessing you are in either Iraq or Kuwait, because I've seen some awful temperatures in Baghdad and Kuwait City during the summer on the temperature maps! It's starting to get hot here, actually, although we won't ever get close to your high temperatures. I think it might have hit 114 (45.5 C) during the Dust Bowl back in the 1930s, and that was before air conditioning! Generally we only hit 100 (40 C) a few times a year, summer highs generally are upper 80s and low to mid 90s here (30-35 C) , occasionally with a cold front dropping the highs into the 70s (~25 C).
@@non-influential Yes, definitely I live in Jordan, a village next to the desert, and there it reaches 50 degrees Celsius. This is terrible, haha, but we get used to it 🌹
It's fascinating to watch sped up, there are things the clouds do that you don't notice in real time. This thing was moving so fast though that the real time view wasn't that much different, I actually had to slow the camera down so it wouldn't zoom by too fast!
Great video and footage I live in Newark Ohio and storms like this could become more common if Newark Ohio keeps missing out on the heavy rains and storms
That's pretty much the exact time frame this blew through! The data from the airport recorded 67 mph winds at 6:23, and shows measurable rain from 6:32 to 6:49.
In Germany we don't usually get Supercells ,but when we do it's like a nuclear bomb . What just happened there is called a "Sommerschauer" or summer rain
This wasn't a supercell, just a strong squall line. It didn't turn into a derecho, either, fortunately; we just had some strong 70-mph gusts as it passed over.
You guys probably get early morning thunderstorms we get afternoons because I live up in the upper Great Plains I mean it doesn't really matter because some places are in different time zones makes sense because some other storms make it through the night so it doesn't really matter what time does that time it happens I live in South Dakota but we do get storms like these and storms like these when we get them it gets really windy and I think the ones that are inside the storm can get up to 85 mph and that's I think it's a moderate two intense severe very severe thunderstorm and I think that would be like a supercell does supercells can be worse but we don't get tornadoes because it's very hilly out in South Dakota live on the manganese Hills in South Dakota so I don't live too far from the manganese I live about like 7 mi from the manganese Hills it's barely hilly saw a tornado probably won't come through a hill we have mild Hills up here but we still live in a hilly land but it is possible that we could get a tornado it depends where I live at but usually in reality we usually get reigns with up to 80 mph winds sometimes 95 mph winds if the storm just had a tornado that's possible but Lyman County doesn't really have that much storms in South Dakota but we usually get moderate thunderstorms to intense that's about it
I still remember this storm at the beginning of the day when I woke up I was playing Roblox then I checked the radar and it was a derecho like appearance then I figured I was in a slight risk of storms then I seen 5 or six like clouds or something that was crazy I remember something in 2014 for Omaha ne
