Ritewing Drak - Flying in and around a massive 'Supercell' (Stabilized)

Had an opportunity to fly into a massive supercell cloud as it was beginning to form and passing by over my area.
At 2:03, you can see the edge of the cold front that followed along.
Also at 2:03, as the plane flys out from under it, you get a nice view of the enormous size of the cloud.
The weather was really volatile with potential severe weather alerts throughout the day.
The strong updraft/downdraft winds below the cell tossed the plane around a lot!
So, I thought this would be a good opportunity to try the new Mercalli V4 SAL (video stabilization software).
The software stabilization seems to do a very good job at smoothing out the wild shakes in the video.
Here's a short video of the raw footage of the plane getting tossed around (before using Mercalli stabilization software):
In the air -
- Ritewing Drak (Full size) CG is 1.5" measured from the leading edge of the front spar cap
- Control surface travel: 1" up /down travel, or 1/2" up from CL and 1/2" down from CL.
- Ritewing SS motor / ESC
- Ritewing Draken metal gear servos
- 11x7e APC Prop
-10,000mah Silverback 5S lipo (from Ritewing)
- Taranis x9D Plus Transmitter 2.4Ghz Radio
- Eagletree Vector onboard (w/latest firmware) using the variable gain knob for different flying speeds and wind conditions.
- 5V 7A UBEC to power all the accessories (disabled the ESC bec by pulling the red wire and just using the signal wire for throttle)
- RC2 - HD video
- Foxeer XAT600SM DC5V-22V 17*17mm 600tvl Sony Super HAD CCD (2.8 lens & NTSC) - great little compact camera and great for fitting in the nose of the Drak
Ground station -
- Eagle tree antenna tracker w/diversity
- Fatshark AttV4 headset with built in DVR
- Fatshark DomV3 headset used as a backup DVR if the primary DVR fails in flight