The Anatomy of the Life of a Supercell

A visual journey through the processes that cause the formation of supercell thunderstorms and tornadoes.

[bluespark]

The best video I've seen on this subject. Hands down. No dumbing down the science, everything on point, no over-the-top annoyance, decent soundtrack and great illustrations/animations, coupled with great photography. Why this hasn't had more views is mystifying to me.Very well done.

[JustinDrache]

Ex-meteorologist here: Dude. Great video but you need to edit it and tone down the music. The music is too loud and makes it very hard to hear your excellent explanations. I don't know why so many YouTubers have their music so loud. I should be background and voice over in the foreground. That being said it is an excellent video explaining supercells and tornado formation. This from me an ex-meteorologist from back in the day when we had no radar, no satellites, no computers, no models, and had to draw our own maps from teletype data from each city across the country. Yes, I am old lol.

[LandoHitman]

Fantastic video; I only wish the volume were higher

[secretchannel]

Really good this needs 1 million views not 800

[doghotelparkstad]

Great explanation. Thank you! Regards from the Netherlands

[kevinashley]

I learned a lot from this video. You have a new subscriber. Keep up the great work!

[leahrosenman]

Amazing video? Does anyone know where the tornado at 19:22 is from?

[justincrichardson]

back again you know we got severe thuderstorms on the way for south carolina they said on wrdw news 12 on your side there is a mainly a wind and hail threat but no tornado threat at all and the weather channel said the same thing but with a low threat of tornadoes so what is your opinon? who do you think is right?

[EdwardCzajka]

I think this is better than some of the SkyWarn training, because it is using animation over a video/time lapse. I think this is the only way to see through the eyes of an experienced chaser, and understand what I am looking at. A very nicely done video by a photographer that I envy.

[grandsea]

This better have either won over a potential Employer, received an A+, been the top entry to the NWS as an updated training video or solidified a current position for a budding Meteorologist's career! To agree with the restof the comments here is an understatement! This video link will forever be placed in my phone for continued reoccurring brush up on the topic. I don't think any comment can give justice to just how well this video presents information in an easy to disgest way. Thank you for sharing this on a free to consume platform!

[bocivus]

The best/most educational video I've seen on supercell/tornado from beginning to end. The animation/graphic stuff overlapping actual storm videos were on point and made it a lot easier to understand what exactly I was looking at. Thank you for posting this!!  I've been looking for something like this for a while and I finally found it here.

[CusterFlux]

Great Vid, but the music, cool though it is, does get too loud at times. People who read the copy, if possible, should avoid mixing the audio, because they ALWAYS mix the music too loud - this is because they're subconsciously recalling the words they said, as much as they're hearing them.

[RojoFern]

May I just point out how beautiful the background music that plays during the segment on tornadoes makes everything. Really helps to capture the power and awe of a twister.

[kubawojewodzki]

The best thing about this subject i've ever seen BY FAR.

[holly]

This video should have WAY more views than it does. This is visually appealing and incredibly informative. Thank you!

[nodularprurigo]

Here in the UK we get few tornadoes. This however has helped me greatly in understanding the underlying principles. A very professional presentation. Thank you.

[skrazer]

This video was FANTASTIC! But, for me, the background music made it kinda difficult to hear you.

[LadyVoldemort]

Great video, I enjoyed it thoroughly although the music overwhelmed your narration at times, but nothing particularly annoying. Beautiful view, clear and on point explanation, I am truly pleased to finally understand what an RFD is! Thanks! This video deserves more views indeed.

[Spudstr]

This was so dense it took me an hour to watch but I feel like I just got many years worth of weather training and terminology in one video. Awesome!!!

[StormsandSaugeye]

Because my hearing has gotten bad over the years, there were times where I lost your voice in the music. Nothing negative though, I could discern what was being discussed through context.