Waghorn wrote:
Colin Youngs wrote:
Photo taken by Karel Holvoet of the Flemish weather bulletin board at 18.10


Colin Youngs
Brussels
Thanks for all info Colin.
The genuineness of this photo has been called into question
elsewhere.-reading the forum are any doubts expressed there?
David


Hi

saw this message board, please have no doubt, its the real thing.
Conditions were indeed favourable looking at things like shear,
helicity, etc.

Here movie broadcasted on the Belgian TV, same tornado, but from a
different angle.
Hope the url remains active.

http://www.vrtnieuws.net/nieuwsnet_m...st/index.shtml

Push on "Beelden van de windhoos" and check also the "foto's (6)


Cheers, Stef

skystef wrote:

Hi

saw this message board, please have no doubt, its the real thing.
Conditions were indeed favourable looking at things like shear,
helicity, etc.
......................................
Cheers, Stef

Thanks Stef. No doubts here looking at all the pictures. Also to
compliment you on the supercell timelapse -great piece of work.
Nice site as well,
;-)
kind regards, David

Waghorn wrote:
skystef wrote:

Hi

saw this message board, please have no doubt, its the real thing.
Conditions were indeed favourable looking at things like shear,
helicity, etc.
.....................................
Cheers, Stef

Thanks Stef. No doubts here looking at all the pictures. Also to
compliment you on the supercell timelapse -great piece of work.
Nice site as well,
;-)
kind regards, David

Ok, thanks David,

the timelapse of the the first supercells shows erroneous 1917-1845hrs,
it's of course 1817-1845hrs. Will correct this on Tuesday, as the tower
is now calling for duty.

Cheers, Skystef.