Re: [Aus-soaring] interesting lenticular timelapse from underneath

In reply to Bernard's comment That's a very interesting video in that it doesn't show the usual Foehn gap: For starters, the main ridge producing this is perhaps 15-20 miles away and hidden behind the nearby hills. There was a lot of cloud on the upwind side around Mt Buller, Mt Useful, etc. You

[Aus-soaring] interesting lenticular timelapse from underneath

This time-lapse video (https://vimeo.com/131499536) shows the undulating underside of a medium level lennie (it looks lower than it was) in a NW airstream off the Great Divide in Gippsland. It shows an apparently dry layer under a fairly moist one containing the lennie. It spans a 3.5 hour period,

Re: [Aus-soaring] interesting lenticular timelapse from underneath

] interesting lenticular timelapse from underneath This time-lapse video ( https://vimeo.com/131499536 https://vimeo.com/131499536) shows the undulating underside of a medium level lennie (it looks lower than it was) in a NW airstream off the Great Divide in Gippsland. It shows an apparently dry layer

Re: [Aus-soaring] interesting lenticular timelapse from underneath

Hi John That’s a very interesting video in that it doesn’t show the usual Foehn gap. Thanks for sharing it with us!!! Bernard On 25 Jun 2015, at 4:14 am, John GWYTHER (BigPond) jgwyt...@bigpond.net.au wrote: This time-lapse video (https://vimeo.com/131499536