High surf and rip tide conditions claim a 22 foot open bow boat on Siesta Key Beach, Sarasota FL.
A wave came over the bow and swamped and disabled the boat. The passengers escaped and made it to shore unharmed but the boat ran aground on Siesta Beach where it got pounded by waves from the strong SW wind. Ominious rain clouds and gusty SW winds prevailed as beach goes tried to get some beach time in before the expected heavy rains arrive.
HD video. Run time 3:28.
Shot List:
1) A 22 foot open bow boat that took a wave over the bow became swampped and disabled.
It ran aground on Siesta Beach before SeaTow could secure it.
2) Boat around with person still on it as it gets pounded by the surf from the fresh SW onshore wind.
3) Guy on boat at stern as boat gets pounded by waves. He was trying to get important belonging off the boat.
4) Guy finally jumps off boat as his friend watches him from the water.
5,6,7) Sunk boat getting pounded by surf, various angles.
8) Life jacket snagged on bow anchor in surf.
9) Wide shot of people watching from beach.
10) People swimming in heavy surf despite the rip tide warnings and red flags.
11) Green life guard shack and beach umbrella in fresh sw breeze with dark skies over Gulf of Mexico.
12) Tight shot of life guard looking out over people in water.
13) Ominous dark clouds over gulf.
14) Ominous dark cloud hangs over beach with rain.
15) People leaving the beach as the rain started to pick up.
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A line of severe storms that developed northwest of St. Louis pushed southeast across southern IL into Missouri and Kentucky bringing heavy rains, wind, some hail and even funnel cloud reports. Minor damage was reported in parts of Illinois as a result of these storms.
Video package shot along US-51 in Jackson County. Early shots taken from Dowell, flooding shots in Carbondale, and damage shots in Elkville and De Soto.
Scene 1: Storm clouds moving in to Jackson County.
Scene 2-3: Leading edge of storm clouds.
Scene 4: High winds push into Dowell.
Scene 5: Close up of tree in high winds.
Scene 6: Very strong gust bends tree in winds.
Scene 7: Large tree in high wind and rain.
Scene 8: POV shot with oncoming traffic in high winds and rain.
Scene 9-10: Vehicles northbound on US-51 avoid debris in the road during storm.
Scene 11-12: Shot during storm of a toppled sign.
Scene 13: Firetruck passes in background of minor flooded street in Carbondale.
Scene 14-20: Various shots of vehicles driving through minor street flooding in Carbondale.
Scene 21: POV in Elkville neighborhood driving around down branch.
Scene 22: Large branch laying on ground next to US-51 in Elkville.
Scene 23: Wide shot of tree with down limb in a front yard in Elkville.
Scene 24: Close shot of down limb in front yard in Elkville.
Scene 25: Panned shot of two limbs down near a parking lot in De Soto.
Scene 26: Limb down near mailbox in De Soto.
Scene 27: Limb down in lawn in De Soto.
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Stock footage catalog of the historic Mille Lacs Lake ice glacial event. Footage includes the short cut news edit and the whole raw footage from the aftermath.
ENG Package starts at 00;00;05;00
Stock Package starts at 00;05;51;01
Catalog ID: 05112013_MilleLacs_DK
Total Run Time: 00;28;08;18
Format: HD 1080 60i
High winds from a strong low pressure system and the almost ice covered lake caused what can only be called a Mini Glacier event on the south side of Mille Lacs Lake in the town of Onamia, MN
With winds gusting over 35 miles per hour this morning, part of the massive ice sheet covering the lake started to move and when it moved, it moved south and came on shore like a glacier into the Izatys Resort area.
Footage shot on the south side of Mille Lacs Lake (Pronounced Mil-Lac-s) and is French for “One Thousand Lakes” because of it size. The area is located about 100 miles north of Minneapolis, MN. Mille Lacs is the second largest lake in the state of Minnesota. It has an area of 132,516 acres or 207.06mi² which was still over 90 percent covered in about 12 to 15 inches of ice this morning.
By the time it was over, the depth of the mini glacier was one to three feet at the edge near the town houses to over 25 feet at the lake shore. Maintenance personal for Izatys Resort said that clean up could take all summer due to the ice moving massive lake side and under water boulders onto the shore.
A line of severe storms exploded east of Denver prompting a slew of severe thunderstorm and even tornado warnings. Storms produced copious amounts of hail, mostly smaller than 1-inch, but lots of it.
Video shot along US-36 in Adams County about 5-10 miles EAST of Byers, CO. Hail stops traffic along US-36 as visibility lowered to near zero at times and roads became covered in hail several inches deep making for very slick driving conditions.
TRT – 3:36
Scene 1-2: Wide shots of storm with hail shaft and flashes of lightning.
Scene 3: Lowering on leading edge of the storm during the tornado warning.
Scene 4: Blowing dust gusting out from storm.
Scene 5: POV with hail covering road with police with lights driving by.
Scene 6: POV with three vehicles scattered on shoulders during hail.
Scene 7: POV looking down a hill at wintery hail scene.
Scene 8: POV on US-36 with hail several inches deep with various cars pulled off.
Scene 9: Shot of hail covered road with two vehicles pulled off.
Scene 10: Vehicle leaving parking spot in hail and spinning tires a bit.
Scene 11: POV passing parked car in accumulated hail.
Scene 12: Van drives by on hail during storm.
Scene 13: Oncoming vehicle in hail with rooster tail.
Scene 14: Looking back at hail with van driving away in hail.
Scene 15: Looking down hail covered road/hill with vehicles parked.
Scene 16: Oncoming car on hail covered road.
Scene 17: Hail landscape with street sign in foreground.
Scene 18: Hail and wind with trees.
Scene 19: Hail on road and falling with trees.
Scene 20: Tight to wide pan of hail covered road during storm
Scene 21: Heavy hail covering road and falling.
Scene 22: Shot of hail with water flow.
Scene 23: Shot of street covered in hail.
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Footage of Tim Samaras at ChaserCon 2013 talking to a crowd of people in the parking lot of the hotel about his High Speed camera, “The Kahuna”. Tim described how he worked on the camera when he was with the university and how he came to owning the camera and how he retrofitted the camera to bring it into the 21st century.
Catalog ID: TS_Kahuna
Total Run Time: 07;55;26
The latest round of severe weather hit central Minnesota hard early this morning with high winds gusting in excess of 65 miles per hour. This footage was of some of the aftermath of the straight line winds in the Saint Cloud, MN area.
Clip 1 Pull back shot starts out with a Robin sitting on debris that might have been his home. Shot pulls back to show a massive tree that was knocked over from the high winds.
Clip 2 Pull back shot of a large tree down on a fence
Clip 3 Wider shot of tree on fence
Clip 4 Tree down in the background. Power lines and power meter box broken off the pole with traffic driving by.
Clip 5 Top of a power pole laying in the street
Clip 6 Tree down in the center of the road with traffic driving past it in both directions.
Clip 7 Storm damage to a home with a tree down.
Clip 8 – 12 Tree down on a vehicle
Clip 13 Tree down in the road
Clip 14 – 15 Tree on top of a vehicle
Clip 16 Tree down in someones front yard
Clip 17 – 19 Trees down in Barden Park on on the Saint Cloud State University (SCSU) campus.
Clip 20 Tree down on a VW in someones driveway
Clip 21 Tree blocking the whole road.
Clip 22 – 23 More trees down.
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New footage from Simon Brewer and Juston Drake from the outflow dominant supercell North East of Linton, ND, which produced multiple very low wall cloud, on 06/20/2013 from 4:30 PM CDT through 7:30 PM CDT.
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Severe weather breaks out across parts of eastern Colorado bringing copious amounts of hail that rained down on kids, animals, and vehicles and burying roads in drifts over a foot deep. Several supercells rolled across the state and made quite a mess in the region. Scenes resembling Colorado blizzards were the result of these massive hailstorms.
Video shot along US-34 in Morgan County 7 miles east of Brush, Colorado just before the Morgan/Washington County line.
Scene 1-2: Wide shots of storm as it moves north of Brush.
Scene 3: Wall cloud as storm approaches Brush.
Scene 4: Three people running for cover as storm approaches (scene from early non-severe storm in Yuma, CO)
Scene 5: Hail falling on US-34.
Scene 6: Hail falling on dirt road.
Scene 7: Kids outside a minivan pulled on the shoulder collecting hail during storm. One gets bopped on the head. Both kids were okay.
Scene 8: Wide shot of minivan during hailstorm.
Scene 9-10: Raccoon running through a field as the hail falls.
Scene 11-13: Shots of hail falling on roadways during storm.
Scene 14: POV approaching where main hail shaft crossed US-34 east of Brush with ruts up to a foot deep.
Scene 15: Truck nearly spins out on deep hail and struggles for traction.
Scene 16: Vehicle pulls onto the shoulder covered in hail.
Scene 17: Shot of pulled over vehicle with semi passing.
Scene 18: Oncoming truck in hail ruts.
Scene 19: Panning of passing semi to two vehicles pulled over on US-34.
Scene 20: Long shot of truck passing pulled over vehicles in deep hail.
Scene 21-22: People standing near pulled over vehicle looking at the hail cover.
Scene 23: Oncoming semi kicks up hail.
Scene 24: Away-going truck drives through hail.
Scene 25: Hail in hand with hail drifts background.
Scene 26: Holding 1.50″ stone with hail scene in background.
Scene 27: Shot of road and field covered in up to a foot of hail.
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HD video of very heavy rain on I-75 and other areas around Sarasota County. Traffic on I-75 and US-41 in heavy rain w/ road flooding again. Event not related to TS Andrea. TRT 2:25
Shot list:
1) North bound I-75 with very dark cloud at boundary where rain starts.
2,3,4) Traffic slowed to under 30mph on I-75 in extremely heavy rain in Sarasota County.
5) Stopped traffic in rain at University Pkwy.
6) Ringling causeway looking at bridge and downtown Sarasota.
7) Traffic in rain at ringling causeway at Bird Key.
8) People with umbrella in rain at Lido Key beach parking lot.
9,10,11,12,13) Five shots of traffic splashing in ponding water and rain on US-41 and connecting roads in city of Sarasota.
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Just before sunrise this morning the clouds parted enough to see an amazing display of the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights in central Minnesota near the town of Collegeville, MN on the Saint Johns University Campus.
The structure in the foreground is the Stickwork Sculpture.
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Jim Bishop shot this video while driving east on I-40 about 4 miles east of El Reno. The tornado was initially about 2 miles to the southwest and came within yards of the vehicle.
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StormChasingVideo.com storm chaser Brandon Sullivan and his chase partner Brett Wright got caught in the tornado and slammed with debris northwest of Union City, OK as the tornado hit a barn and exploded in front of them.
Clip 1 and Clip 2: Twin Tornadoes form over open field. Tornado is back lit with great nat sound audio of Brandon describing what is happening.
Clip 3: Interior shots of chasers trying to escape the tornado and screaming to get out of the way as the inflow of the storm pulls them back.
Clip 4: Time Code 1:40:21 POV Camera out of front of the vehicle of the most incredible footage ever caught by an UN-Armored chase vehicle.
The tornado hits a farm and throws debris into the air. Sheet metal hits the front of the vehicle and another vehicle goes past them and flys into the air and into the ditch.
After the SUV fly’s past them on the left, a massive hail bail smashes into the front of there Jeep as they continue to drive to try to get out of the heart of the tornado.
Clip 5 Time Code: 3;11;06 Different POV Camera of what just happened in Clip 4 but with a wider shot. Footage shows debris smashing their windshield.
Clip 6 Time Code 3:37;28 Interior Camera of everything that just happened inside of their vehicle.
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