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The images on this page are courtesy of Mark
Rozitis, a reporter for Global News who is also a storm chaser. Here you can see what appears to be a shelf cloud viewed from within (under) the storm. It has the classic precursor shape and boiling backside. Winds associated with a clouds as such are probably 100km/h and over. |
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Some more interesting dynamic clouds that are a result of winds shear forces and inflow. Quite possibly a shelf cloud slowly breaking down as it is overrunning outflow from another cell or the parent storm. |
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This is a site not that common! Winds that did this were probably well over 110km/h |
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Heh.. maybe Ontario Hydro will give the owner of this house a break on hydro considering the transformer burnt his lawn and the pole must have done some damage. |
