Time Lapse of Thunderstorms Building Green Valley AZ 07102017 

That was really cool watching it build!! I love to watch a good storm roll in. Glad you guys finally got some much needed rain. Thanks!! Lea

I love that this guy loves nature I usually hear many people complaining about Rainy weather.Why?? It makes things look full of nature I usually appreciate when it rains unlike some weirdos that are annoyed by it

I love cumulonimbus

A full day timelapse of this would be awesome!

It's very interesting to see how the surrounding mountains shape the weather in Green Valley. Especially the view of a rain wall moving away from the mountains, with life-giving sun shining behind it, is breathtaking.

Well presented Bart. A nice progression throughout the day for the viewers. Wonderful landscapes too 😀 Cheers from Australia 😀😀

Studying thunderstorms for my pilot's license, this video was very helpful and informative. Thank you for making and posting. Greetings from north Phoenix.

Maaan! Arizona is one of the most beautiful places on earth! I just love the fact that it is a desert, but not a desert at the same time, ya know what I mean..! I wish I can live there for the rest of my life! Thank you massively for sharing this beautiful video brother, and yeah you right, water is good anywhere!

I enjoyed watching this and listening to your commentary. Here in Germany we don't usually get strong thunderstorms. It is very interesting to see them form.

I love Cumulonimbus clouds time lapse

AMAZING TIMELASPE Tho, even though its not really a timelapse I LOVE IT

I do these on my iPad. It does a really nice job making time lapse videos.

Great changes over a very short time, love this keep doing these

I really enjoyed this video watching a storm building up in the desert. I live in El Paso,Texas and love watching these storms come into the city. you have a beautiful home with beautiful views of the mountains. I could sit outside and admire the beauty of the desert. I also have a desert garden and 2 saguaro cactus.You have beautiful landscaping also. I always say thunder is the music to the soul of a cactus.

Its amazing the micro-climate that gets generated from a mountain range.

This thing are expanding soo fast

Thank you Bart. I despise myself for moving back east .Cloudy days are the norm back here 59 sunny days annually

Greetings from the UK, What a beautiful place to live, so scenic and a beautiful house, it just shows how fast storms develop over there in Arizona.

Green Valley, Arizona looks like a very beautiful area. Ive never been west of Chicago, having lived in both Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio my entire life. Ill bet that area is stunning when the vegetation is blooming. I really enjoyed watching the thunderstorms form over the mountains. Very lovely thanks for posting.

When there’s a thunderstorm at my location, I sometimes go outside to see the thunderstorm!

The mountains are causing those thunderstorms. When the air is warmed below like in the desert, that makes the atmosphere unstable. When that unstable air is forced upslope like from those mountains, it causes the air to rise, and the moisture from those clouds (maybe from nearby lakes and rivers) causes that increase moisture, so those clouds start to become towering cumulus clouds. As the clouds continue to gather moisture and rise, they'll eventually have downdraft because they can't support anymore water. Once rain hits the surface it means the storm has reached it's maturity. Downdrafts and updrafts will keep happening until, the storm is predominantly by downdrafts and that's when it reaches its dissipating stage, the storm has run out of energy and its dying out.

I love thunderstorms.

This is my favourite weather! Nice video

When I worked at Fort Huachuca in July 2010, everyday thunderstorms would form in the mountains southwest of the base.

I love watching clouds build in my town we get pop ups too

Really cool video. Thanks for sharing!

I love clouds

Love this guy he sounds so Innocent😊

*so pretty, thanks for sharing!*

And this is when i first saw your channel

I remember I watched this atleast a year ago and it had 100 views, congrats on 650 subscribers 😜

Love your vids!

Isn't it amazing how we go from a puffy little cloud to a huge Thunderhead? I have seen this many times from my home office, so I thought this time I was going to share. Next time I will not talk so much and make the video shorter!

I see this happen over flat plains and oceans and seas. It has little to do with the mountains. They form at crustal fissures and plate boundaries, and other degassing features. This is primordial gas and water from the mantle.

Thank you . Great video 👍

Same here, usually we see it rain cats and dogs in Rawsonville and here there's nothing, They are at the foot of the mountain

I really miss the awesome monsoons over the Tucson-Green Valley area!!

This is great keep it up

We had one of those things before I came time too when I saw those clouds I was like what the heck are those and I saw that it came from a little too Melissa and the orography listing started the cloud started getting taller and taller until it turned into an anvil and actually it is in the thunderstorm so I love your shows and can I see more please

Muy bueno!!!

My favorite clouds

The on the left at the back is already a cumulonimbus. XD See it's anvil. 1:57

Almost reminds me of the Challenger explosion with the big Y shape.

Great video!😊

Love to photograph,video God's clouds

Very nice!

Deslumbrante Espetácular Sensacional Parabéns

Still here and this shii still rocks

Nice video

Sir I loved ur video from India.But can u help me how to recognise a thunderstorm cloud from a normal cloud..i mean u guessed it from the beginning itself...im quite interested in this topic....

If that's a wall cloud on the right at 10:25, it's probably a storm front advancing due west. Idk tho lol

Welcome Bev! Thanks so much for subscribing! Please feel free to look all through the channel, there are all kinds of cool videos. I take it that you are a weather fan? From June to October here in southeastern Arizona, we have monsoon season which is when we get the most of our rain and storms, so you will probably not see much of that for a while. Anyhow, enjoy the channel and here are a few highlights from this last monsoon season: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5XCW3gijT_Y.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ChQKtYazdzo.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uA5RGrc6P1k.html

"It is currently 110 degrees at 11 am headed for 200 degrees"

W capture

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That is Cumulonimbus calvis

This was great.

I love thunderstorms! unfortunately it just became October and for where I am in Central Oregon, that is the end of thunder season. Usually we get a, “storm of the year,” (we have for the past three including this year) and that usually brings small hail, but in Oregon, severe thunderstorms are _very_ rare, but possible. In 2017, the yearly big storm was on May 4th during like 10pm, which brought nickel sized hail and was apparently later severe warned, the 2018 one was on May 15th at about 9pm, it didn’t bring hail, but very heavy rain, in fact I looked at my neighbors lights and it looked like it was snowing, and this years (2019) storm was on June 29th, brought penny or dime sized hail, and happened at about 7:30pm. This year also we actually had severe storms, however none hit us, which is a good thing in a way, as I don’t want my roof destroyed by big hail, and those occurred during August 9th. What I find interesting is that all of the big storms occurred during the evening or the night, and I kinda wonder why, as during the night you get more rain since it’s colder, but it’s just interesting. Oh yeah, and the 2017 one was from all the way down in Crater Lake, and was tornado warned, but backed off a lot in intensity over the five hour course on when it hit us. Anyway thanks for the video!

Love your video man, very interesting capture! But you should have better setup your camera for a real time lapse movie. That movie would be more then awesome! Anyway thanks for sharing.

It kind of looks like a supercell.

lunch time on cloud ☁️ mountain 🏔️🗻

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Nice

Que manero!!!

Are tornados rare? What about hail, especially larger hail that can cause damage. Thanks.

Here’s something you should know. All thunderstorm clouds are Cumulonimbus

even a little vertical growth means the atmosphere is unstable enough to allow storm formation. which means red alert watch this shit its aboutta get thicc

Regards in Polish Storm hunters :D

NimBus And Cumulonimbus Are Thunderstorm Right?

Very interesting, but not a time lapse. If you set up a time-lapse camera to take a frame every one to five minutes we would be able to see the motion of the clouds even better as they grow.

Es increíble de como pasa de ser una nubesita a ser una tormenta 😱

Is this in California?

I've noticed it doesn't always rain during a thunderstorm as well

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we need some rain also

I subscribe

3:25 the pressure there is lower than on the ground sir because there isn't so much air molecules pressing each other

Where is da time lapse

Pileus in the part of the video 2:56

Cumulonimbus Cloud

Do you Live in Nevada

Greetings from Chicago, Illinois, Cool video! Check out my time lapse music videos at: "time lapse videos by donald granger" of thunderstorms, moon rises, sun sets and snow melting. More will be coming in the near future.

you Live in Arizona

Droga que filmagem

Thunderstorms - Harbringer of Destruction.

🤡: Great video Me: Where's the timelapse 🥲

I watched the whole video and there was no timelapse in it. Just video...

its not a time lapse but ok

You should change your name to Bart Unpronounceable

Thats nt timelapse

This ain’t no time lapse

It's NOT a Time-lapse!