WeatherPhysics

Hail seen from above (0.0.1)

Here we see hail falling from a great height.

Hail seen from underwater (0.0.1)

Here we see how the hail sinks upon interacting with the water.

Severe storm (0.0.2)

Here we see an effect of the severe storm, involving heavy rain and intense hail.

Dynamic Bolt (0.0.2)

Here we can see a more dynamic and realistic lightning bolt.

Dynamic clouds (0.0.2)

Here we see more dynamic and basic clouds.

Realistic Volumetric Clouds (0.0.3)

Here we can see a more realistic cumulonimbus cloud.

Curtain of rain and lightning (0.0.3)

Here we see a curtain of rain with electrical discharges.

Basic radar (0.0.4)

In this image, we see the basic radar showing the storms.

Best rain curtain (0.0.4)

Here we can see that the rain curtain has been improved.

Landspout (0.0.4)

Here we see a landspout that has turned into a waterspout.

Multiple landspouts (0.0.4)

Here we see two landspouts

Cumulonimbus Cloud (0.0.4)

Here we see a cumulonimbus cloud—the kind responsible for hail, heavy rain, etc.

Frontal System (0.0.6)

Here we see a frontal system with moderate rain

New form of landspout (0.0.7)

Here we can see that I have changed the shape of the landspout.

Enhanced Radar (0.0.7/0.0.8)

The radar has been improved so that it looks better

Supercell Tornado (0.0.8)

ShelfCloud (0.0.8)

We see an incredible shelf cloud accompanying the storm.

Mesocyclone (0.0.8)

Here we see a mesocyclone that has developed within the cloud

Funnel cloud (0.0.8)

Here we see a funnel cloud with a rainbow in the background