A little bit of what you saw tonight if you were outdoors in Madison County, Alabama...
During the evening of May 15, 2009 I took a walk and snapped a few pictures of the sky in Northeast Huntsville. Severe thunderstorm warnings were being issued repeatedly for Madison County for slow-moving storms that formed over various parts of the county.
By the time I got home, lightning and thunder were beginning in my area. I grabbed my video camera and headed for Chapman School where there is a really good view looking toward the east at Monte Sano where the most intense storm was located at that time. I had a few technical glitches with my camera and missed part of the downdraft and a rainbow, but got it working in time to capture some of that and some lightning.
At the end of the video I include some of the still images I captured on my walk. Thanks for viewing.
A few more short ones, showing the rain shaft progressing south to north across Monte Sano:
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Part 3
Part 4
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2 comments:
Love It Mike!!
Love a good rain shaft. Cool vid!
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