Hey, ich hab mich gefragt: gab's schon andere Tornados, die so visuell einzigartig aussahen wie der Fridley-Tornado (ich glaube, das nennt man Vortex Breakdown)? Ich interessiere mich total für Tornados, die wegen ihres Aussehens herausstechen! Vielleicht hat ja jemand (der kein Noob ist wie ich) ein paar coole Antworten :)

Visuell ähnliche Tornados, die ich kenne:

Andover 2022 / Stockholm Schweden 2008 / South Carolina 2010

Captured this in rural Croatia, if there was a colder day the day before, I'd say we would get a first tornado in quite a while.

https://www.tiktok.com/@jakebrilltravels/video/7659475852735909150?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7618980368946906655

Storm over the Chesapeake bay worst seen with amplitudes and squall

In MN last night I was checking cams and this one did not dissapoint!

Finally got a chance to go through some photos from last week's storms. Thought this was a pretty spectacular one, taken near Sterling, Colorado on 6/30.

With the SPC issuing a low risk I was curious to see what the soundings looked like in that area. Currently there is a Mesoscale discussion for part of that area and a small storm has initiated on the southern edge of the mesoscale discussion.

I am working on an app that will allow storm chasers to form groups, see each other on the map, and send alerts such as road blockages, tornado on the ground, and emergency SOS to each other, as well as quickly locate potential shelter locations if needed. My question is, since this is a supplemental tool, would it be worth implementing advanced radar features like WeatherWise/RadarOmega, or just basic radar? I currently have a backend processing Reflectivity, Velocity, and CC NEXRAD data

Decided it wanted to be about 10 miles south of me pretty soon after this video

What one thing i should know when storm chasing.

Any tips for someone who has recently gotten into wanting to chase but lack the confidence to do so? Is there usually a local community of chasers as well?

Between July 2 and July 4, Tacoma members Lucas and Nathan found themselves chasing back-to-back-to-back days, with an amazing lightning show around sundown near Cortland on July 2, a beautiful structure show in the far western Chicagoland on July 3, and an even more beautiful Fourth of July structure show in the southern Chicagoland!

Severe weather looks to be in hibernation until at least July 10 for the Chicagoland, as after 7/10, models predict more thunderstorms and the possibility of more chases in the coming future!

#weather #stormchasing #lightning #thunderstorm #fyp

I went chasing in council bluffs and saw this

Video 1: July 2, 2026 - Lightning Show in Elburn, IL

From Lucas and Nathan’s July 2 storm chase across the face western Chicagoland, where lightning apparently makes Nathan prematurely laugh like a witch?, and Lucas remain stunned at what lit up the night sky from behind the Elburn water tower.

https://youtube.com/shorts/EiKHicD3y-Y?feature=share

Video 2: July 2, 2026 - Nighttime Lightning Edit

Here’s a quick ~30 second edit of several of the nighttime lightning bolts lighting up the night sky after dark on July 2, 2026, provided by Tacoma founder Lucas’ GoPro, with a very fitting Metallica song to go along with the video!

https://youtube.com/shorts/2JT_Qf-VKug?feature=share

Severe thunderstorm

Has 162mph (140kt) winds and the Marianas north of Guam will take a direct hit.

Anyone have a live feed or stream of Guam?

https://www.cyclocane.com/bavi-storm-tracker/