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Sunday, April 4, 2010
4/4/2010 - Northwest Illinois Convection
During a nice afternoon walk with Sharon and Chase, I kept a watchful eye on developing thunderstorms to the southwest of DeKalb. I was happy Chase got to experience his first bolts of distant lightning and thunder during the walk -- though, I believe I was a lot more ecstatic about it than he was. Upon our return to the house, I quickly loaded up the car with my gear and took after some new storms developing to the west of the Quad Cities. I figured I could watch the current decaying storms in my rear-view mirror as I drove to the west on I-88, while keeping a radar eye on the stuff moving out of Iowa. By the time I arrived at the Rock Falls, IL exit on I-88, I was mesmerized by the mid-level cumuliform undulations and quickly stopped to acquire some time-lapse. Below are some pics and a time-lapse video as I sat and watched near the I-88/U.S. 30 interchange. The storm was severe warned, but waned by the time it made it to my location. The ride home provided for a nice car wash, which the Camry was in bad need of.
You can email me at my niu.edu address and request a higher resolution video for your viewing pleasure.
You can email me at my niu.edu address and request a higher resolution video for your viewing pleasure.
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3 comments:
Sweet, Walker. That was lemons being turned into lemonade!
BTW, was that shot at normal speed, or ddid you just use Windows Movie maker to speed things up?
Sped things up in WMM
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