July 31st 2019, a thunderstorm fired over the Sperrins to the SW of Cookstown on a low instability but high shear set-up with 30 knots deep layer shear. The cell lived for a long time with white and red re-generating core, it produced a c-g then went quiet, I got the drone up for a look as it approached the outskirts of Cookstown, you can see the core and weak gust front on leading edge. When the storm passed I flew once again to examine the flanking area, the sun broke out to reveal a beautiful high contrast scene with the dense storm core against the sunlight fields, then a vibrant primary rainbow appeared which made for a dramatic sight against the retreating cell, at this stage it was still red on radar and over Lough Neagh. A really fun flight on tranquility, drone altitude 100m, flown from countryside well outside Cookstown. Soundtrack ‘Stealth Music – Project Noir’ , thanks for watching. http://www.nightskyhunter.com/
Fake! Lol. No way those colours and views were real. Fantastic!
Cool Martin the rainbow it’s fantastic:) well done
That’s very beautiful! Mesmerizing view.
Very nice indeed thanks for sharing Martin
I love the contrast between the dark clouds, rainbow and sunlit fields
Nicely shot!
Beautiful rainbow – did you use a polarizer or other filter?
very cool dramatic but somber music and what a cool subject to film and capture. That rainbow, Wow, Awesome man ๐
Stunning footage Martin, beautiful countryside and wonderful clouds, many thanks.
Martin, totally agree stunning views of the flank of the thunderstorm, beautiful light and a cracking rainbow ๐
Thumbs up ere’ Martin, fellow Drone Seekers – great capture from above capturing the thunder storm & rainbows – many thanks for sharing ๐
Wow amazing Martin, very cool.
Beautifully captured Martin, many thanks for sharing. Cheers, Phil ????
I love the contrast between the dark clouds, rainbow and sunlit fields
Nicely shot!