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AI is about to revolutionize weather and storm forecasting. I'll be curious to see where this goes. Already liking the new Hurricane forecast "cone" change quite a bit. Helps folks understand clearly! Also saw the launch of the new GOES satellite by space X this last week. Ya'll work very hard. ~Trained Storm Spotter Maci.

What would I do in the event of a Nader warning? Like any typical Wisconsinite would do…go out side and find it!

21:40 classic explanation of conservation of angular momentum, with an ice skater putting their arms out and then pulling them in to rotate faster.

is this the best your technology can do? I've seen RUclipsrs drawings better than this

New here to your online platform. Shout out to Ryan Hall Y’all, for dropping your information!

tornado in NOAA

NOAA, you are rock stars & we love all of you❤ Thank you so much for all you do😊

Can the bowing section of a Mesoscale convective system be called: a QLCS? Are derechos QLCS or a MCS? Can the southern part of a MSCV detach and form a "rogue" derecho? Can the Northern part of an MSCV become an MCS? I sometimes have problems naming the types of systems as they often seem to morph one into another.

Amazing animation and brilliant job explaining it. We need more science communicators like you.

Who else thought this was an ad

To explain very briefly, ALL “weather phenomena” that are accompanied by a noticeable increase in the gamma background (and this is exactly what is recorded by radiological stations in Canada and ALL!!! Europe) cannot be recognized as a purely natural phenomenon, because in the nature of the Earth (and especially in its atmosphere) there is radioactivity that is weakly expressed at ​​a trace level, in a few milliroentgens. And in supercells we see hundreds of milliroentgens per hour. Continue? )

Wild to see the man behind the forecast. Thanks for a very informative project.

Thank you! Great information!

Holy cow. I see myself at the 2:22 mark. I actually have a photo of your truck with the wedge before we pulled off in front of you.

So the downdraft from the merger causes a vacuum as it pushed down and then the rotation follows the vacuum to the ground?

And you can't stop it or you will screw up the mechanism of heat transfer of the planet.

It’s funny that they know a lot about tornados more than they ever had before and now we have more tornadoes and stronger ones too worry about.

Mr fuji would not be proud

That software looks like it's from to 90s. How many Billions do you guys get for a budget? Unreal. 3rd grade animation from NOAA.

The man, the myth, the Broyles! Fantastic video, and great explanation!

Hearing people swallow while talking and having headphones in pisses me off so much.

It would help if the cusor were larger.

BROYLES!!!!

This is extremely interesting!!! Great work!

So, when the failed occlusion happened , was the tornado actually at its strongest, or was it just over the same area for a longer period of time when it otherwise wouldn’t have been?

gangster MS Paint skills! (But no seriously this is fascinating. Thank you for presenting this. Can you comment on if the version we see (public version) is different from any internal version?

mythical auto play pull

BROYLES THE COOK 🔥🔥🔥🔥

I did NOT expect Broyles to have that voice. W guy though, all the memes are in good fun.

The existence of a Public Audience Version suggests the existence of a saucier unrated directors cut version.

My man Broyles is on fire with this one 🔥🔥💯💯🗣️🗣️

I’m a former animation student and current meteorology student and this is the kind of stuff I hope to make. I think animation is a fantastic way to teach people about physical processes in a way that’s more approachable than a lot of the heavy math and science behind it that isn’t usually shown visually. This was really cool and I think I’ll use it as a reference for the kinds of things I want to create. Thank you!

Would be helpful to explains the genesis of the basic storm clouds - why did they appear and how, then maybe ya could explain the meteorological terms and the sequence process flow….why did it grow so deadly, why did it follow its path and why did it dissipate?

I didn't know you could do this with Microsoft Paint

What causes the DRC to occur?

Amazing

Nah, now ef4+ is the new ef5, ef5 is just a myth.

Solid video!

few things i'd like to know is at what point does lightning start and why dont non tornadic storms not produce tornadoes, what parts are missing? what do normal thunderstorms typically look and act like? animation wise.

This seems to reveal that an interaction between a cold downdraft and the mesocyclone is required for tornado genesis, not just a mesocyclone alone.

" Who is on first ?"

Was extremely difficult listening to this guy. Jesus Christ

Hi, extremely well done and informative. What do you think of Leigh Orf's explanation though, which has a different emphasis. He says that it is the horizontal vorticity entrained by the inflow channel that is, essentially, tilted into vertical vorticity in the updraft, thus being the main factor in tornadogenesis, with the RFD apparently serving as part of a confining boundary to guide this vorticity upward and vertical.

Awesome.

This is a super informative video but I wish there was a little pointer or something so its was easier to understand what was being talked about. I was lost and couldn’t quite follow. Like some parts I could understand but then I was wondering were you talking about the part in the lower right, were you talking about the radar pictures? I just think it’d help to know what part of the animation was being talked about. Other than that these videos help my phobia lessen at least a little bit. Still terrifying though

Well, I like it. Thanks for going it.

any one else randomly taking notes for fun?

wat do you do if your on a cross country roadtrip?

I seem to see some things that may show it could be the SVC kinking and folding over itself that might be part of the energy feeding in before making a dip to the ground. (I didn't know the SVC term, so I called it a "roller" due to the horizontal alignment of the rotation axis.) If it narrows and speeds up along a section, then that pulls it in to wrap on its self. There's a kind of "twisting string" analogy to what it is doing to make it kink and fold over. Radar returns seem to show barber-pole striping where the SVC is forming along a boundary (seems many inclement weather patterns have that whether or not they form a tornado), and when it narrows and tightens into an S-shape that seems to be the thing to look at and watch out for. Even more so if that S starts making a spiral. If that folding and twist has some role, then shouldn't a tornado have an internal dual vortex aspect (as a minimum) to the upper column of the funnel cloud regardless of the air dragged with it as part of where it touches down? Maybe that's a funny way of looking at it, but going off observations of public radar sites and seeing how it moves over a time-lapse loop really has a particular pattern. The only thing is it that some radar visuals being presented either lack the resolution or enough frames over time to really show it. But some like COD website seem to have just enough detail to make the tightening up and folding stick out enough to mentally picture the thing going on.

Thank you NOAA for this educational video. I haven't accomplished much to mention but I have been a proud member of the SKYWARN Storm Spotter group since 2009.