I have edited in Photoshop a RAW file from LR

I've edited a RAW file from LR catalogue by 'Edit in Photoshop'. I've saved the edited file both as a TIF file and as a JPEG but only the RAW file and TIF files are visible in the LR catalogue. When I right click to 'show in Finder', there is the JPEG file in the same folder. Why can't I see it in the LR catalogue please?
Thanks in advance.

If you go into your Lightroom Preferences and look at the External Editing tab, it will show you what the settings are for sending a file to Photoshop. More than likely you are set to TIFF. So Edit in Photoshop will create a TIFF image that includes the current Lightroom adjustments. This file is automatically added to the catalog. Once in Photoshop you can do all your editing and then click Save will save the TIFF out and it will show up in your Lightroom catalog. If you do something else like Save As or Save for Web, then those files will not end up in the catalog.
If you did happen to save those other versions to the same folder as your Raw then in Lightroom you can Rt Click that folder and select Synchronize and it will add them in. If you saved them somewhere else then your only option is to Import them into your catalog
Very common practice. Especially for those that want to keep all client files together and then send everything (catalog, raw, TIFF's, PSD's, JPEG's) off to an archive drive.
Dave Doeppel
Adobe Certified Expert Lightroom 4/5 & Photoshop CC
training.davedoeppel.com

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