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Click here for a great time-lapsed recording of the low-level clouds rolling by! (139kb)
Hi-res camera shots (click on thumbnail for full-size image) :
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Hi-8 camcorder video captures:
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 St. Catharines, NNW over Lake Ontario. Tail-end of the storm had a nice rain core. |
 NOTL, driving east. |
 NOTL, driving east. Storm moving same direction. |
 50,000ft cloud tops |
 NOTL, storm base, facing north. |
 NOTL, storm base, facing north. |
 NOTL, storm base, facing NNW. |
 NOTL, storm base, facing NNW. |
 NOTL, storm base, facing NNW. |
 NOTL, storm base, facing NNW. I -was- in good position until the clouds above me formed quickly and the base went black. At this point I was on the phone with Paul Snobelen getting radar updates from his computer. |
 NOTL, storm base, facing NNW. The clouds at the base were dancing around all over the place - some *amazing* low-level movement. Entire base was doing a complete circle [slowly]. Meso signature was shown on doppler at this stage. Horizontal shear was incredible too. Still LP. Severe thunderstorm warning in effect for the area of the western NY that this storm was heading. |
 NOTL, storm base, facing NNW. |
 NOTL, facing east. Cloud lowering shot down right at the tail-end of this storm as it grew into a mature 50,000 ft monster. |
 NOTL, facing east. The mature storm as it moved east into the USA. (Probably a good 20 miles away at this point) |
 NOTL, facing SSW. Nice low-level cumulus could be seen building up out of nothing following behind the main storm. |
