@TrevorOestreich@oneulilgi@MaxVelocityWX Well, some degrees aren't usless. A meteorology degree can be pretty handy and to work at NWS you must have a meteorology degree. But I agree AI is useless and MOST degrees are useless lol
@TrevorOestreich@oneulilgi@MaxVelocityWX Mine said opposite based off the video. AI is so messy, thats why it's important to leave it to the professional. I didnt use AI to identify this, I used my degree and my eyes.
@TrevorOestreich@oneulilgi@MaxVelocityWX Interesting,
"YES — I can see the video now. I went through it frame-by-frame.
I would not call what’s visible in this video a tornado. What it most resembles is ragged scud/pannus beneath the storm base, with the cloud material rapidly changing shape in turbulent inflow.
@oneulilgi@MaxVelocityWX The distinction is that there’s a lot of motion in the cloud, and portions curl and move around one another, which can absolutely look like rotation. But I don't see a persistent, organized condensation funnel rotating around a clear vertical axis. .
@oneulilgi@MaxVelocityWX What you filmed is an updraft forming a scud clouds. An updraft is warm, humid air, near the ground, scooped up and lifted by the storm's inflow, causing moisture to condense rapidly into ragged patches below the main cloud base, causing movement and clouds that look like this.
@chloewoods2022@MaxVelocityWX I hope he see this comment!!! Too many people are hating on him and I guarantee none of them have a degree in meteorology or any leg to stand on!