Thank you. I decided many years ago I wanted to replicate what they do in the US but in our much tamer climate. To showcase that the UK does have storms, even if they are nowhere near the scale of the US.
I find chasing at night much easier. Less traffic congestion and easier to see the lightning in real life aswell as on radar. Although I do tend to regret it when the tiredness hits 😆
I'm so happy that you're back for the storm season! I did wonder if you would chase these storms. I'm glad to see that you did! Great video, as always 👍
A great video (as always) to start the season. I knew you would be out chasing, brighton was epic. Here in north Kent just a bit of thunder and lightning but still ok. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to your next one.
Love this. I was so prepared - cleared my storage, left my window ajar, opened the curtains.... Just to sleep through it all. Typical! Anyway great video. Great to see what people managed to capture.
These storms unfortunately just stayed a bit too far south from my location in Hertfordshire. But it was absolute bedlam down the A1M in Barnet and Borehamwood, I went shopping there the next day and all the cashiers in the shops were talking about the thunder and lightning. And parts of Surrey too got walloped.
The second part of my video is in Surrey and then I catch a storm in Watford (Hertfordshire). I think that was the northern limit. Hopefully next time you get to see them too 👍
Why so much lightning 🌩.. when I was younger me and my family never remember seeing soo much lightning in thunder storms only in the last 3-4 years or so... is it global warming or climate change?? Anyone have any ideas ??
Interesting thought. It tends to be the elevated storms that see the most frequent lightning, which are more common with storms from the near Continent. Areas near to the south coast would be most prone due to being closer. I have seen more storms with frequent lightning in the last few years but that could be because I am from the Midlands and now travel to the south coast regularly to see storms. I am not well educated in this but I would have thought global warming would bring an increase in moisture, and this would have the effect of more rain and flooding but less lightning. So I don't think it is related to that, but I could be wrong.
I didn't really see much. I ended up in the West Midlands as that is closer to me and it looked like storms would be there too. I should have gone to the northwest but I didn't so I missed out 😔
Sorry my friend. Although I'm interested in storms and weather it would take a lot of time to do this, and I'd never be able to juggle it around my full time job. If you've not already then check out @GavsWeatherVids, he produces daily forecasts and content and has a great personality to go with it 🙂
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good to see uk storm chasers i watch a lot from usa
Thank you. I decided many years ago I wanted to replicate what they do in the US but in our much tamer climate. To showcase that the UK does have storms, even if they are nowhere near the scale of the US.
Good on you for chasing through the night! The storms through the London area around 4a.m. were impressive and probably worth the wait!
I find chasing at night much easier. Less traffic congestion and easier to see the lightning in real life aswell as on radar. Although I do tend to regret it when the tiredness hits 😆
Fantastic video! And props to you for traveling so far! Looking forward to the next one, which hopefully won't be that far off
Thank you. I'm looking at Sunday with interest. Maybe then could be the next one 🤞
I'm so happy that you're back for the storm season!
I did wonder if you would chase these storms. I'm glad to see that you did!
Great video, as always 👍
Thank you. I'm happy to be back and a great start to the 2024 season. I couldnt miss the opportunity to chase these ones 🙂
I'm glad you did! I was following these storms on the radar and lightning tracker. Certainly, pretty impressive!
Great to see you're out chasing again! ⚡ Let's hope it's a brilliant storm season this year.
Thank you. Fingers crossed that it is.
A great video (as always) to start the season. I knew you would be out chasing, brighton was epic. Here in north Kent just a bit of thunder and lightning but still ok. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to your next one.
Thank you. I'm looking forward to the next chance to get out there and chase.
Watching from New Zealand. Be safe
Watching from the other side of the world. That's awesome 🙂
Love this. I was so prepared - cleared my storage, left my window ajar, opened the curtains....
Just to sleep through it all. Typical! Anyway great video. Great to see what people managed to capture.
Thank you. That's happened to me in the past before I started chasing. I felt like kicking myself 😁.
@@supacellstormchasing I was so gutted! Glad to hear I'm not the only one it's happened to!!😄
Love your videos, keep them coming.😎
Thank you. I will do, fingers crossed for a good season.
I was in greyhound kennels at keston near biggin hill and I had to keep checking on the greyhounds as between 1 and 2 am it got a bit nasty
I live in Pevensey. Storm kept getting closer and closer but never quite came overheard. Hopefully get some more decent storms this year.
I passed through Pevensey. I imagine it got similar to what I saw in Eastbourne with the storms just skimming to the south.
I had it in West Sussex in Bognor Regis it was well bad
It was quite a storm for both coast of both East and West Sussex
West sussex got it right over head
These storms unfortunately just stayed a bit too far south from my location in Hertfordshire. But it was absolute bedlam down the A1M in Barnet and Borehamwood, I went shopping there the next day and all the cashiers in the shops were talking about the thunder and lightning. And parts of Surrey too got walloped.
The second part of my video is in Surrey and then I catch a storm in Watford (Hertfordshire). I think that was the northern limit. Hopefully next time you get to see them too 👍
Hi great video love watching these videos u haven't added September 2023 2 chases from last year to your playlist.
Thank you, I missed that. They have now been added to the playlist 🙂
@supacellstormchasing no worries thanks for replying 👍
Im subscribing to your video
It was bad over here, south coast
Why so much lightning 🌩.. when I was younger me and my family never remember seeing soo much lightning in thunder storms only in the last 3-4 years or so... is it global warming or climate change?? Anyone have any ideas ??
Interesting thought. It tends to be the elevated storms that see the most frequent lightning, which are more common with storms from the near Continent. Areas near to the south coast would be most prone due to being closer. I have seen more storms with frequent lightning in the last few years but that could be because I am from the Midlands and now travel to the south coast regularly to see storms. I am not well educated in this but I would have thought global warming would bring an increase in moisture, and this would have the effect of more rain and flooding but less lightning. So I don't think it is related to that, but I could be wrong.
❤❤❤ great
Thank you
Good Video
But There Is A Storm In Cheshire & Merseyside Tomorrow
There's a good chance. I should be out chasing again tomorrow.
@supacellstormchasing have you uploaded 12th May 2024 Storms
I didn't really see much. I ended up in the West Midlands as that is closer to me and it looked like storms would be there too. I should have gone to the northwest but I didn't so I missed out 😔
@@supacellstormchasing so you got lost?
No, I meant to go to the West Midlands. I thought the storms would be there. There were some, but not many and I didn't get into them.
Some of that lightning is not behaving that well
Can you make weather Video update
Like on the computer and weather forecast as well mate pretty please mate
Sorry my friend. Although I'm interested in storms and weather it would take a lot of time to do this, and I'd never be able to juggle it around my full time job. If you've not already then check out @GavsWeatherVids, he produces daily forecasts and content and has a great personality to go with it 🙂
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