StormChasingVideo.com Justin Teague caught this Landspout tornado that caused damage in the town of Paducah, Texas. Windows were blown out of vehicles and light structural damage as the dusty tornado moved off to the east of town as they rolled through right after it hit.
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Severe weather erupts across portions of the plains bringing large hail, strong winds, and torrential rains.
Video package covers two storms in/near the town of Franklin, Nebraska where the opening shot is of the town’s water tower with the approaching storm. Also includes shots of American flag being blow in severe winds (for Memorial Day) in part 2 of the file.
PART 1 (0:00-2:40) HAILSTORM
Video opens up with town water tower and approaching storm clouds with following two scenes of approaching storms with shelf/wall cloud. Shots taken on east side of town where large hail up to 2-inches falls. Shots include hail on the street and hail falling as a group of motor cycles take cover beneath a building awning. Shot of a biker picking up a large hailstone and transitions to shot of him holding stone. Various shots of hail measured to close to 2-inches with ruler, a lime, and a golfball.
PART 2 – PART 1 (2:40-4:03) SEVERE STORM
Opens with wide shot of traffic driving through high winds/rain with American flags blowing in the foreground. Next scene close up of American flag in the high winds. Next shot of very high winds and rain blowing through the streets of Franklin looking like a tropical storm. Shot of a truck driving through standing water with another street wind shot with a lightning flash in the background. Another shot looking down the road with American flags in the foreground with a pickup turning away from the shot. Next two shots of a truck pulled over in the heavy rain/wind. Last couple of shots of vehicles driving through the standing water in town.
Shot #1 is a large cone tornado west of Lacrosse, KS
Shot #2 is another shot of the tornado west of Lacrosse, KS
Shot #3 is the same tornado WNW of Lacrosse, KS as a fat cone/stovepipe
Shot #4 is again the same tornado WNW of Lacrosse, KS as a fat cone.
Shot #5 is a slender needle tornado ENE of Lacrosse, KS.
Shot #6 is the Wall Cloud shortly before it produced the Lacrosse, KS tornado.
Damage video from nighttime tornado that hit LaCrosse. Officials indicate the town was mostly spared, however some damage occurred as a result of a tornado.
Video package opens up with a building that had its front windows blown out with people walking around inside. Various shots of emergency vehicles and personnel in town. Shots of damaged trees including a bull-dozer removing debris from a street. Other tree damage shots from LaCrosse.
Video ends with 45-seconds of raw footage where you can see twin tornadoes after dark from the storm responsible for the damage in LaCrosse. Lightning flashes briefly illuminate tornadoes.
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Scene #1 gustnado east of Lawrence, NE. Scene #2 blowing outflow dust near Deweese, NE. Scene 3 power pole being snapped by rear flank downdraft by tornado warned storm near Byron, NE.
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A long-track severe thunderstorm that developed and produced severe hail across eastern Colorado earlier in the day near the town of Eads continued to march into Kansas where it produced more large hail along it’s path. Video shot along I-70 near Oakley, Kansas as the storm crossed the interstate. Hail up to 1-inch fell during the video.
Video package opens with establishing shots of the storm as it nears Oakley. Shots of hail and very low visibility along I-70 from POV. Also includes shot passing a car that spun out into the median due to hail covering the road. Various shots of traffic and hail falling in a nearby parking lot with the stones hitting vehicles both wide and up-close. Shots of cars slowing beneath an I-70 overpass (exit 79) during the storm. Several shots of cars pulled over along I-70 awaiting the storm’s passage. Video package finishes with shots of hail drifts along I-70.
Baseball sized hail destroys vehicle windshields. Shot just north of Hedley on TX-273 and opens with POV during storm as windshield is destroyed. Various shots of POV during storm, then transitions to shots of hail compared with tennis-balls along with shots of damaged vehicles.
