Understanding How Supercells Cycle

Photos and video courtesy Andrew Pritchard and used with permission.

[SultanMapping]

Ive learned more from Skip's videos than all of the 2 hour SkyWarn Seminars ive watched!
Keep up great work!

[LilJigglypuff]

Appreciate everything you do to keep information accurate and available. Thank you Skip!

[sleepygrumpy]

Excellent material, Skip is the best subject-matter expert on YouTube

[TheTavelingCat]

Wow, so much to interpret and know what each part of the storm is doing in its cycles.
I'm learning bit by bit on how to read a storm by your informative videos.
Thank you for these short videos; especially the repetitive parts to show the storm as you describe each part of the progression of the storm.

[oblktony]

This video helps a lot of people that would love to become a storm chaser

[HRRRisonCater]

Beautiful example of this process just two days ago seen on the GWX radar in MS as the storm cycled over it.

[Bburner]

You pack more information into 3 minutes, than most people can manage to communicate in a solid 1/2 hour. And easy enough to digest that I wasn’t lost at all. That’s the telltale sign of good communication skills. Much appreciated— from the guy who always dreamed of joining the chase as a noobie, but was smart enough to stay out of everyone else’s way.

[allankrause]

Great videos I down loaded them to take test to become a storm spotter here in Michigan I am ready to take tests because of your videos

[StormChasersofOhio]

I bagged my first tornado yesterday in Shelby, OH. I owe it to you for making your educational videos. Also, I wore the Wx Seminar shirt for the chase 😎

[blueteamsix]

I'm trying to understand the RFD process and this explanation still leaves me baffled. Slow down and explain it like the people who are watching have no background in meteorology. I'm sure some will read this comment and say "well, I understand it" Good for you.

[moelester]

Awesome awesome Awesome!!! Skip videos...the best technical chaser

[thrshr]

It's already been said but this three minute video contains more interesting information than probably every tornado related weather special I've ever seen on tv combined lmao

[jody]

Great explanation! Can you show that with motion graphics ( your arrows etc?) This was a very good description of what I have been watching and trying to understand👍👍

[فيصلالمهند]

♦️ Wonderful news ، Great view ♦️

[gl]

How are there only 29 comments on one of your older informational videos?! You rock dude.

I've wondered for a few years if nature worked like an engine, gaining more power or becoming more volatile when it feeds on cold air that is easier to manipulate than the rapidly moving particles in warmer air. Easier to compress cold air as well as the particles within are closer. It's also thicker. Obviously we see they intake moist air...but what if cool air is the most important?

[bugalaman]

Who else is watching this in the National Weather Center?

[SpaceNavy]

This video is not as informative as you think it is, you're talking to your audience with terms as if they already know how supercells cycle.