Severe Storm With Rotation - August 21, 2011, Greensboro, Vermont
975 views · Published 22 August 2011 · 7:46 · Indexed 4 October 2026
Channel: marshallbs · 2011 · Film & Animation
A glancing blow from a very noisy thunderstorm cell. There was definitely some evidence of rotation with this particular cell. It came through around 2:00 PM and dropped the temperature from over 80 degrees down into the lower 60s. It felt downright cold! Turn up the volume to hear the thunder at full effect! Enjoy! The first clip is facing west, directly across Caspian Lake. The clip from the road is facing north as the core comes in with gusty winds. It seemed like the most severe portion of the storm (most frequent lighting, highest wind, biggest hail) occurred just to my northwest. Luckily we didn't lose power. You'll see some scattered dime size hail landing in the lake (big splashes) and on the cottage deck. A few might have been bigger than dimes but they were pretty sparse. Even bigger hail (approximately quarter size) fell 1-2 miles to the northwest on Craftsbury Road. At 7:26 there is a close lightning strike, right on the point between the trees. This was a weaker cell that came in on the heel of the first.
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