Gotcha just checking!

Basically during a severe thunderstorm there is so much wind blowing beneath the clouds that it can prevent hail or rain from falling and pushes it back into the cloud, which results in either big hailstones/rain drops or a microburst, which is what we see in the clip. It's where the cloud collapses under its own weight and crashes to earth in a burst of high winds. There's about 10 per every tornado and they are a contributing factor to wind damage, but they don't really even compare to tornadoes.

I have a lot of weather anxiety so therefore I like to know a lot about weather lmao

interesting! it is very reminiscent of the 10 ton backpacks in middle school. #sympathymoment