Funnel cloud of 4th October 2019

[Weather-history]

Made a report to Torro. Adjusted the contrast and brightness to see what was going on. It looked as though it was towards north Cheshire about 1.55pm on the 4th October 2019

Edited October 6, 2019 by Weather-history

[Rush2019]

On 06/10/2019 at 09:35, Weather-history said:

Made a report to Torro. Adjusted the contrast and brightness to see what was going on. It looked as though it was towards north Cheshire about 1.55pm on the 4th October 2019

I'm probably being a bit impatient, but is there any feed back from Torro yet?

[Weather-history]

36 minutes ago, Rush2112 said:

I'm probably being a bit impatient, but is there any feed back from Torro yet?

Nothing yet

[Jordan S]

On 06/10/2019 at 09:35, Weather-history said:

Made a report to Torro. Adjusted the contrast and brightness to see what was going on. It looked as though it was towards north Cheshire about 1.55pm on the 4th October 2019

This was taken in Cheshire on Friday? 

[Weather-history]

11 hours ago, jordan smith said:

This was taken in Cheshire on Friday? 

It's hard to tell exactly, it may have been close to Manchester Airport. It was in that area. 

[4wd]

You do sometimes get these raggy bits of cloud which may or may not be rotating, to be honest the shots aren't very conclusive. 
When a definite funnel forms it's quite a tight structure, the edges look darker and more sharply defined. 
A strong one will often develop into an almost implausible rope-like structure before dissipating.
From a decent elevated vantage point small funnels are relatively common and can form below quite innocuous looking clouds which aren't even producing rain let alone electrical activity.