Timelapse Cloud Development

[Phil Kurimski]

One of mine:

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[jaredleighton]

The University of Arizona Atmospheric Science program posts cloud time lapses on their website. Most of them are monsoonal cloud formations that demonstrate some deep convection. It's neat to watch the clouds start fairly low and continue to build throughout the day. Definitely worth checking out.

U of A cloud time lapse

As a side note, they do take about a minute or so to load, but well worth it.

 

[Allan Jeffers]

Here is a quicky I did the a couple weeks ago... its got clouds, so I hope it counts...

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That bright spot at around the 9 oclock position is a moon dog

 

[W. Grant Dade]

Here is my first real attempt at time lapse. This was about 40 stills put together from last Wednesday's storms in east Texas.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vH9gSi2gWiA

 

[Dustin Wilcox]

One of the Better RFD Examples I've Got...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Byym59xE13k



Solid Tornaodgenisis Shot (pretty cool video in HD)...
http://www.youtube.com/v/i_tPsk5GgOY&hl=en_US&fs=1&hd=1



"Generic" Tornado bouncing around...
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[JPontari]

For storm motion it might be hard to beat this one. Inflow, outflow, updraft, downdraft, beavertail, rfd, and rotation, rotation, rotation. Be sure to hit the full screen button.

Great video find....def. hit the favorite button on this vid.

 

[Bobby Prentice]

I'm a big fan of storm time lapse video and have dozens of such clips which can be viewed on my Robert Prentice's Atmospheric Images Channel on YouTube.

Storm Time Lapse Sample by Robert Prentice

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1999 May 3 Storm Chase Music Video by Robert Prentice
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2004 May 29 Storm Chase Music Video by Robert Prentice
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[Andrew Pritchard]

I've really started getting into creating time lapses, so I'm glad I've always been a stickler for tripoding my video.

Here's one I may a while back of the tornadogenesis and entire tornado life cycle of the Glen Ullen, North Dakota supercell on May 21 2007.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEFdT9OMeHs

 

[Allan Jeffers]

Here is a shorty from today. 560+ pics and only 23 seconds LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0A4Vu5gCiI

Sorry, no sound and it gets kind of dark

 

[Joel Wright]

Some very nice videos in this thread to be sure.

Here's my best one to date. Shot this a few nights ago looking south not too far from where I live, at a developing severe thunderstorm. This storm dropped near 2" hail and 60+mph winds about 30 miles south of where I shot this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yH0_DhIYAuQ

 

[Ric Burney]

<center>I took a time-lapse of the beginning stages of the storm that produced <br>funnels and a tornado near Wynnewood, OK on 05/19/2010.<br>Also starring in this video segment is chaser Kris Hair.
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[D. Hayes]

Here's one I made last April. Much better ones on my facebook page.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov2_uY4cNNA

Hopefully this works. Pikes Peak Lapse

 

[James Gustina]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLvk2cbsvzM

This is my favorite time lapse of supercells exploding. Whoever took this time lapse has some skill and a lot of luck

 

[Paul Knightley]

Great to see so many timelapses appearing on this thread! I've got some to produce from this year's trip. In the meantime, here's one put together by one of my chase partners, Matt Clark, from the May 31 storm...photos stitched together rather than video.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/33980086@N06/4659265500/

 

[Paul Knightley]

Also, one of a supercell near Arney, TX, on May 25 2010

http://www.flickr.com/photos/33980086@N06/4644204094/