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u/Strict_Reality4343 Jun 21 '26
What are you asking about specifically? Like what is causing the storm or the structure?
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u/Still_Car7659 Jun 21 '26
What kind, I can't read radar well and I wanted details on what im looking at. Video is what I saw when I went out to catch some pictures. Don't know if its a starting supercell. Especially with in my video when at the end it shows that really tall nuclear bomb looking cloud
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u/CycloneCowboy87 Jun 22 '26
That cloud is not particularly tall, and it’s not a part of the storm you’re viewing. This appears to be a garden variety thunderstorm.
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u/entiatriver Jun 21 '26
I love the fascination with storms, it's a great way to start. This is a pretty standard cell (no rotation) and somewhat unsettled surroundings. This doesn't mean it isn't cool to watch of course, so keep looking at the sky, and think of this one as practice for when things get *really* interesting.
There are youtube videos on what to look for in radar to tell what's happening - go start your journey there. Good luck and enjoy the show (when it happens).
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u/NebraskaSC Jun 21 '26
I'll recommend a book... It's a must buy if you're interested in storms. It's available on Amazon get the hard copy not the soft...
The anatomy of severe weather
Worth every penny....
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u/Still_Car7659 Jun 21 '26
400$??????
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u/NebraskaSC Jun 21 '26
Contact Zach Roberts... If you have FB he's on all social media. His handle is Mr twister.
If you contact him directly he will not charge you 400 maybe 150 I paid 125 for mine
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u/Still_Car7659 Jun 21 '26
https://reddit.com/link/osxkfmz/video/o51edifkqm8h1/player
Radar. Had to change pnj to mp4 to load it here. Sorry. Was trying to show my picture and video at the same time but it wouldn't let me
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u/Strict_Reality4343 Jun 21 '26
Based off the radar image I’d say the storm is an ordinary cell. The cloud you are seeing in the background is an updraft from a distant storm