Green Sky and Hail ROAR?! Amazing research results!
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2023
- Here's a summary of Team Dominator's hail research from the past month, including a recording of a hail ROAR. Check out behind the scenes where you can see Mark Simpson (@ChasinSpin ) create the amazing Subsonic Sensor. Also, some windshields are shattered in this research! Plus get a look at Dominator 3
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"Approaching the gorilla hail core"😂 Really nice video, Reed. Love the end.
Thank you!!
I wish Reed Timmer and others like him were around when I was younger. People thought I had a mental problem because of how obsessed I became with severe weather and the science behind it when I was a kid. I wanted to learn everything I could about weather phenomena and read every book I could borrow from the local public library (yes, I'm that old). Had my interest been enriched instead of shunned I more than likely would have pursued a career as a meteorologist in weather sciences instead of looking after computer network security all day. You guys rock. 🙂
Homeschooling or unschooling is great for smart kids to find real goals. Sorry to hear they failed you.
@@RunninUpThatHillh It fails 99% of the time. Go to school, stay in school. Let the pros handle it. I wouldn't let my mom work on my car, either. And my mom was a certified educator.
Same man. My entire childhood I was obsessed with storms. I felt a deep connection with them.
In highschool and after I used to chase storms as a hobby. I am that old too. Bigg ass VHS recorder, now radar like now and it was dangerous. But maybe not so much as today. Today people are real time and the money footage is so freakin close. But it was pretty much a Hobbie and if you caught footage you could sell it. But mainly it was fun because of the danger and fear in a storm. But you really had to watch the clouds and the storm itself instead of trusting a screen.
Same here Jocko. l was obsessed too. But you know... its never too late and you can probably do the study online.
The air smells so GOOD after a good hail.storm.
Thank you for reiterating the danger of taking shelter under an overpass during strong winds/tornado. Why this life saving fact isn’t taught in schools is baffling. Maybe one day, during the “off season” or something, Reed can go out in different cities around the country & ask people on the street weather related questions. I’m sure it would be both entertaining & informative, especially with someone like Reed who has a VERY LARGE personality AND weather knowledge!!
I absolutely love your scientific videos! Also Brian narrates the video really well.
Can't wait to watch. From Halifax, NS. Stay safe. Never stop chasing.
same here, boring weather right?
im just a factory worker although i always aspired to chase tornadoes but i live in ny and it never came to be. your guys passion makes people want to learn. great stuff!
i live in europe, only thing we can chase is rain lmao. You have a 4000 mile advantage, don't let me beat you to the midwest! Definitely a bucket list item for me
Pursue and accomplish your aspiration. You're not "just a factory worker," you're a human being with near-limitless potential. You can do it. At the very least, NY to tornado alley is a 1-2 day drive, where you could join up with a chase tour, or do it yourself. Don't dismiss your dream, turn it into reality.
There are no "only/just" jobs. Remember that every single product or service is a cog in our society, and if what you do suddenly stopped, the domino effect would be immense. You could be manufacturing one of the springs used inside a variety of staplers, but imagine if that was eliminated nobody could staple anymore! Offices would be impacted obviously, but also construction and medicine.
this man is my teachers cousin help😭
Reed’s pleasure in the hail storm made me smile.
needs to carry a catcher's mit
My goal is to be more like Reed. He does what he loves and it's beautiful to see
I heard the hail roar about 10yrs ago in North Central Illinois - a supercell had just ripped through the area overhead, dumping an unbelievable amt of rain; but I had heard that in the same storm, there was a dangerous hail core that narrowly missed us, passing just to our East. As soon as the downpour was over, I quickly went outside and looked to the East. Right away, I saw the opaque white column extending downward from the cloud base to the ground, into a forested area less than ½ mile from us. Right away, the person with me commented on the loud and sustained sound, as loud and deep as thunder but "smoother", if you know what I mean. We wondered aloud if it was a tornado on the ground, hidden behind and within the curtains of precipitation. Months later I had the chance to ask a meteorologist about it, and he knew right away it was the roar of all those hailstones smashing down, shredding the trees and undergrowth, and bashing against the wooden trunks & branches.
I still perfectly remember the sound and feel of that roar. It left us staring dumbstruck, in awe of nature's awesome power. SO COOL
I always wondered what the roar I heard during a tornado warning was. There never was a confirmed tornado only a warning. I vividly remember a loud roar. It sounded crunchy- I doubt it was this roar tho, but it still confuses me to this day! I never heard that sound again EVER even when we had hail again I never heard it, it’s possible that with that storm we had large hail and maybe it was this, it just doesn’t make sense tho, it confuses me.
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Geo😎engineering ??
HAARP ??😊
@@barbaradu75 HAARP (the facility) is now owned by the University of Alaska. That can be verified, looked up and, well, verified!
@@barbaradu75 wha?
I heard a lot of loud bangs from the hail and the sound of wind and rain. What is this hail roar?
Hail roar was one of the scariest sounds I have heard. I sounded like thunder that didnt end combined with a type of static noise. It lasted about 45 minutes while a summer storm parked near where we lived.
I've heard the hail roar a few times now. The first time, there was a large storm cell moving toward us, however, it was beginning to collapse and fall apart. Because this storm was collapsing, all the rain and hail in the top were rushing down in a microburst, which was conveniently headed straight for us. As the Storm moved in, It was calm, but this constant audible sound was growing louder and louder. At first, I thought it was wind because windstorms here sound a certain way, in the sense of how it blows through the trees. The sound itself sounded like a combination of thunder, the wind blowing through trees, and the whooshing sound a car makes as it drives by. This sound grew louder and louder, and it was around this time when I noticed that there was no wind but a massive wall of precipitation above us. Within a moment or two, it was whiteout conditions and large hail and rain, which lasted about 5 minutes before it was over. The second time it was preceding a large line of severe thunderstorms, quite the experience.
Reed is really on to something with subsonic research... if he can reliably detect tornadoes in low visible storms due to high precip or at night, countless lives will be saved!
Or even just predicting tornadoes in general. If you watch most chasers on here when there near a town there scrambling to call it in cuz the sirens aren't sounding
Here in Adelaide South Australia, I can hear the sound of wintry hail showers distance away like about a km away and that's amazing! And even before it hit I could feel very cold air downdraft, really cold and crisp air.
We need team Dominator mech, need to support Reed and Brian. Loving the live stream format.
I love how these videos show how the storm works with arrows and explain terminology
Reed is so passionate about what he does, it doesn't matter what it costs he is there to witness it and save lives in the process.
I got pea sized hail last week. My dog was so confused his first time seeing it 😂
This is awesome. I love the stormchasing but I also really respect the dedication to scientific research here. Absolutely fascinating and inspiring to watch you and your team put their passion and dedication to use in the pursuit of knowledge.
Reed, I love your joy. It's so evident in what you do. This was a really cool video. Be safe. Never stop chasing. Friggin Dominate.
Please be Safe out there Reed
Well that’s flippin phenomenal! Thanks for the vid, love this.
Mark & all the other science, Reed's passion & Brian's narration and production=a winning combination and video.
Texas is waiting!! ❤
Awesome job guys unbelievable insight yall are America's Elite weather team,Awesome work Reed,and Brian and anyone behind the scenes that's involved!!!!!
After following Reed now for over a decade I have to say I love this man's weapons grade, top level science nerd energy.
Great video...loved this so much...I just turned 70 years old and I still love learning something new every single day 🥰🥰
The hail fog was insane looking, and so were the clouds when it was down. That whole scene was so eerie! Great video, thank you for posting!
Your research is always interesting and accessible, making it an amazing tool for widespread education.
Just brilliant.
-A.
I agree. I've always been interested in the research side of his storm chasing.
Reed, thank you for your work. I actually heard a noise similar to this in a winter storm in Michigan in 2014. Very eerie.
Reed at 4:29 “FULL SEND” had me laughing😂thanks for a very informative video team Dom!
Madman, absolute madman. Love it.
That excitement for a hail core is awesome. The supersonic tester and hail roar is the coolest thing. Never stop chasing
Reeds making it obvious that car manufacturers need to start rethinking old designs. Stronger weather means we need windshields made of stronger bulletproof materials. Thanking Reed for all he sacrifices❤
In 1990 there was a massive hail storm in Denver (there are articles relating to it) we were on the edge of it in Arvada. We saw a few large stones but that was it. My dad and I went outside a few moments later and it was jade green out, and to me sounded like a freight train was running next to our house. We had to literally speak louder to each other to be heard.
Great video, I’m in the UK so do not see such awesome storms but I stay up all night watching your lives! Saw most of this vid live! Thankyou for always such great information! I so wish one day I could see a tornado in the US ( from far enough distance of course! )
Best indication of Hail Severity--- how LOUD Reed s reaction is! And when swears LOOK OUT!
There is NO one like Reed for reading a sky. The first part of this video in particular.
Awesome to see dominator making a return! I was afraid Reed grew older and wiser and became more cautious. Glad he didn't 😁Imho he's the best to ever do it, especially when we're talking intercepting. It's like watching an eagle fly, or a bear catching fish. Heck yeah Reed!
Reed - you need to get Mike Rowe to come along on one of your storm chases - that would be epic!
Got to love the Mad Dr. REED TIMMER. KEEP ON CHASING BUDDY.
New video production level achieved: Total Domination. Congratulations!
These videos are impressive, Timmers enthusiasm is infectious.
I saw a green sky once in Wisconsin & I'll NEVER forget seeing that! Wow!!!!
I never knew hail fog was a thing. It's so eerie yet so beautiful at the same time.
If you close you eyes, you can definitely hear the difference! Very cool.
Thank You So Much Reed and Brian!! This Video was Very informative, I Learned Alot!! Never Stop Chasing!!
When I was I kid I wanted to be a storm chaser. Then the movie Twister came out. Then I had nightmares about tornados lol. Still very fascinated by awesome power of weather. Great video!
Thank you!
Wow! What an awesome video! Thanks Reed! You taught me a few, new, things.
The only person I can think of that is happy when his windshield gets smashed!😂
Excellent narration, footage and explanations, thanks Team Dom, amazing as always!
Hail fog, reminds me of a storm a few years ago where the paddocks and even road were covered in a layer of ice. It looked like a few inches of snow had fallen.
Tanks for the video reed! Loved your stuff since you started on storm chasers
Thank you for your services and educating us❣️
Sooo useful. I've learned a lot about hail with this video, thank you!
Love these narrated videos. Keep up the great work!
Thumbs up 👍🏻
Thank you so much for this video and showing us about the weather and hailstorms and what to look for thank you Reed stay safe always
Love Brian’s narration. He has a great voice for it!
Happy to see Reed/Dom3 out chasing earlier this evening. Thank you for your research!
It was great seeing you guys in the Dominator last night, thanks.
Dr. Timmer, you are a boss! Thank you for educating me.
Great explanations, when we had a largish tornado here in Birmingham UK, I remember the sky being a dark sickly green colour, it was quite scary.
Amazing work you are doing!
A July 28th, 2016 hail storm in Colorado Springs roared like a flooding river until the individual baseballs and hen eggs started beating everything.
I once was s driving cross country and suddenly a rain storm turned to hail and the sky turned green and sheets if rain downpoured I couldn't see a thing. The wipers couldn't keep up. Frightening experience I have never forgotten.
Hello Reed, The work you do is extremely interesting, just one reason I’ve been following you for years & years❣️ God Bless, Chris
Poor Reed never gets any sleep during the chase season you are awsome brother .
A few weeks ago we felt something that fits this situation. We live in a raggedy old camper. The only part of the ceiling/roof is some rafters we made out of 2x2s and the original camper membrane. Not much else. What we heard that day we have never heard before. It was kinda like the sound of broken glass only a lower pitch. It sounded like we weren't going to have a roof left. Terribly loud! So scary.
I remember on a trip to Florida last year, we chased a potent pop up storm and the base of the storm looked like nothing I'd seen here back in Western NY and the sky was green so I knew something was up, and then boom, blinding rain and rapid lightning. There wasn't any hail, so that was all just water refracting the light into green.
Reed always has good content. Thanks and stay safe.
I love seeing Reed get excited about hail. Xoxo
So. Awesome. Thank you!
just subscribed so can't join in your live stream chat right now sadly, i'm amazed at all the footage you collect, we don't get hail like you do in america with these tornados, keep safe
The sky is like the sea👀❤️🌍
Correction, at 1:48, the process shown is CNC machining. Maybe you meant to show 3d printing? At any rate, love the video guys! GORILLA HAIL!!!!!!!
Cant wait to see what dominator and the drone will catch this year!
I have been watching your videos and those of numerous other chasers and I had an idea of how to deal with hail. If you are driving a SUV or car with a roof rack, you could make a fixture to hold an expanded metal roof panel over just the roof when driving in no hail. At the front of the rack, you could put a hinge on it, so that when you encounter hail, you can flip the expanded metal so that it covers your windshield. All you would need on the part that meets your car are rubber foot to let it rest on the hood without damaging it. The expanded metal will allow you drive and see forward still and will also allow for your windshield wipers to work normally by letting water through. This rig could be made for a maybe 200-300$ by a person who welds or fabricates. You could go even further and make it so that you could have side panels that fold down to protect your side windows also.
We live on the bottom floor of an apartment building with one apartment above us. I don't know if it was a hail stone roar but it was loud enough we had to raise our voices. The roof is metal but it wasn't that kind of noise. More like a tornado roar. Pea to marble size hail but it came down like a heavy downpour. Loved this video, sorry about the windshield.
Thanks for teaching us about the new technology.
Man all the commercials before I can get here
Loving this research!
Wow that sounds creepy. And I've never even heard of hail fog before. Very interesting. Ty for sharing this.
Insane video! Living in france its seem so insane to see this kind of images. Thanks for bringing us with you every day on your chases. And big thanks for the educational side of those videos.
Making it stick😊🌩🌪
This is how I always remember the sky looking when I was a little girl growing up in Iowa. My dad would let me stay upstairs to watch it form and then we’d head to the basement.
l can hear Reed roar thats for sure 😁
Love, love, love this!
Green sky in the morning neighbor take warning. Green sky at night neighbor take flight
Amazing work!!!!
I've heard hail roar in strong supercells. It's caused by pierces of hail bumping together in the updraf.t Larger hail is falling or rising slower than smaller hail. And as a result, it all bumps together and sounds like a waterfall in the sky. A perfect example is the powerful supercell of 5-29-2004l in western and later central Oklahoma. A green tint is not from hail. Its from a large amount of liquid water in a thunderstorm. It ideally is seen when dewpoints are in the 70s.
Just found reed a few weeks ago can’t get enough. What a nut 😅
I have never seen a tornado, but in oz we get plenty of hail. What i hear in the isolated piece reminded me of rolf harris wobbleboard. That heartbeat.. compression waves. The sensor on the ground is not moving, but the hails formation and fall in waves dictated by air currents. The last 2 seconds sounds like the continuation.
So interesting!!! I drove through hail the other day and a tiny part of me wanted the windshield to crack!🤭🤭🤭
Reed's a maniac! 🤣🤣🤣
Guard your windshield, ITS COMING DOWWWNN!!! LOL
"Going green!" "Greenage!" "Saddle 'em up!" "You got it boss."
Great video!
Amazing 🤩
Legendary!
Dude loves his job that's for damn sure 😀