0:12 Single-Cell storms 0:35 Multi-Cell storms 1:01 Squall Line (Quasi-linear convective system/QLCS) 1:47 Supercell Storms Extra type: Dryline storm A dryline storm is like a squall line, except they also involve a warm front. The cold and warm front “combine”, creating a long, thin storm that is generally not severe, the primary threat being flooding. you have plenty of time to prepare for these storms, with these storms, sometimes being forecasted to hit certain areas up to three or two days before they actually hit the area. Another extra type: Derecho A derecho is also called a “land hurricane”. A derecho occurs when meteorological conditions allow downbursts to happen continuously within a certain area, producing extreme winds up to 120 mph, heavy rain, and tornadoes, or even tornado outbreaks, as viewed in the December 2022 tornado outbreak. These types of storms can move very rapidly, so you can only have minutes to prepare, or even seconds.
I believe that Derechos are a type of Squall Line Thunderstorms or are in the same category as Squall Line Thunderstorms but they're extremely fast movers and they're very destructive storms with CAT 1 to CAT 5 Hurricane force winds and yeah Derechos on rare occasions have tornado outbreaks due to embedded Supercells in them but also it depends on how strong or how powerful those embedded Supercells are??
most people don't realize that single cell thunderstorms are precursors to supercells which means supercells starts out as single cell thunderstorms before they cluster up into multi cellar thunderstorms then finally squall line thunderstorms which in reality it should be like this 1 Single Cell Thunderstorms 2 Supercell Thunderstorms 3 Multi Cellar Thunderstorms 4 Squall Line Thunderstorms
0:25 its actually a supercell LP, but video is good!
I love squall lines. their structure are mesmerising and i have seen one before
Thunderstorms are fun to watch. That’s why I call them Fun-derstorms
I love thunderstorms of all kinds.
0:12 Single-Cell storms
0:35 Multi-Cell storms
1:01 Squall Line (Quasi-linear convective system/QLCS)
1:47 Supercell Storms
Extra type: Dryline storm
A dryline storm is like a squall line, except they also involve a warm front. The cold and warm front “combine”, creating a long, thin storm that is generally not severe, the primary threat being flooding. you have plenty of time to prepare for these storms, with these storms, sometimes being forecasted to hit certain areas up to three or two days before they actually hit the area.
Another extra type: Derecho
A derecho is also called a “land hurricane”. A derecho occurs when meteorological conditions allow downbursts to happen continuously within a certain area, producing extreme winds up to 120 mph, heavy rain, and tornadoes, or even tornado outbreaks, as viewed in the December 2022 tornado outbreak. These types of storms can move very rapidly, so you can only have minutes to prepare, or even seconds.
I believe that Derechos are a type of Squall Line Thunderstorms or are in the same category as Squall Line Thunderstorms but they're extremely fast movers and they're very destructive storms with CAT 1 to CAT 5 Hurricane force winds and yeah Derechos on rare occasions have tornado outbreaks due to embedded Supercells in them
but also it depends on how strong or how powerful those embedded Supercells are??
2:08 I’ve been inside this storm as a tornado warned supercell passed threw Colorado Springs with a breef tornado touchdown
On 4/5/23 we had another Storm with hail, damaging winds and hail
most people don't realize that single cell thunderstorms are precursors to supercells
which means supercells starts out as single cell thunderstorms before they cluster up into multi cellar thunderstorms then finally squall line thunderstorms
which in reality it should be like this
1 Single Cell Thunderstorms
2 Supercell Thunderstorms
3 Multi Cellar Thunderstorms
4 Squall Line Thunderstorms
Well we is having a scattered thunderstorm
Most common type of storms i get are Single-cells and Multi-cells
me tommorow: suffers from scattered thunder
On 3/16/23 a storm came in with supercell and very bad lightning
I like all thunderstorms
Definitely loving supercells the most 😍😍😍😍
As long as you're not under one
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Well, I’ve always loved chasing these storms
Me to
So,what is severe thunderstorm,intense thunderstorm?