Very large and destructive waves impact North Topsail Beach (and North Carolina coastal areas) late in the day on September 13, 2018 as hurricane Florence lingers offshore. The hurricane generated large east and southeast swell waves during its long trip across the Atlantic Ocean and is about 100 miles offshore. The winds are from the north, and actually blowing side-offshore, against the breaking surf, causing spin-drift (back-spray) and a “gnarly” appearance to the 10 to 15 foot breakers. Tides are still above normal with storm surge and wave run-up causing damage to homes and severe beach erosion. Later the storm eye will move in just south of this area, and winds will be onshore and push even more water inland.
Catalog ID: Sept13 14 2018 SCV STOCK NC Hurricane Florence Full
Here is the full video archive from Chris Collura of Hurricane Harvey historic destructive landfall on the Texas Coast.
The interception and observation of powerful category-four hurricane Harvey in southeastern Texas from its devastating landfall point in Aransas County near Fulton and Rockport, and the subsequent catastrophic flooding event as the storm moved inland and weakened to a tropical storm west of Houston. This storm, was the first major hurricane (with sustained 130-MPH at the first landfall) to strike the United States in 12 years.
Catalog ID: Aug24 28 2017 SCV STOCK TX Hurricane Harvey Full
Full video archive from Chris Collura of Hurricane Irma’s destructive landfall at Marco Island in southwestern Florida (Collier County) and south of Naples during the mid afternoon of September 10.
This video is a full documentation of Chris’s chase of Irma. The video shows the powerful eyewall, calm eye, and backside of the storm from a parking garage at a beachfront resort on the southern tip of the island. The video also shows Naples with storm surge and pre-storm footage as well.
Catalog ID: Hurricane Irma Sept 2017 FL HD FullStock
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Hurricane Ian Storm Surge inundates and makes most places uninhabitable around Iona Florida Lee County, Fl
Shot Description
Search and Rescue operations near Cape Coral and Iona Florida as Hurricane Ian brought deadly storm surge. Homes were completely washed away and residents rode out the storm on their countertops as the water rose rapidly. Flooding in every direction can be seen.
SID: Michael Gordon
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Exclusive footage from Sanibel Island, Florida where the journalist did a quick ground survey to show the damage to the area since nobody can get on to the island and stay for very long.
Video shows the damage to the infrastructure as several bridges on the island are destroyed
SID: Michael Gordon
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Raw drone footage flying over Sanibel Island, FL at low level showing the effect of Hurricane Ian on the island.
Nothing is untouched and the small bridges that are on the island have been damaged along with numerous roadways.
Footage shot after obtaining permission from the FAA to fly per drone operator who was on the island.
SID: Michael Gordon
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Master stock footage archive in 4K from Scott Mcpartland of Hurricane Ian making landfall in Punta Gorda, FL.
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The city of Albuquerque skies becomes colorful as the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta kicks off its 50th anniversary of its famous event.
With over 650 registered balloons and pilots from 22 countries around the world. The event began in 1972 and has turned into the biggest Hot Air Ballooning event in the world.
Day 1 weather was absolutely perfect and featured the famous “Albuquerque Box.” This weather phenomenon creates a unique weather pattern that allows balloons to fly in all different directions creating a colorful sky over Albuquerque.
The crowd was one of the largest if not THE largest crowd to ever attend the event.
Shot Description
First series of clips are Timelapses
Shot 1: Medium time lapse of the morning “Dawn Patrol.” This is where dozen or so balloons check the weather conditions just before dawn.
Shot 2: Wide time lapse of the beginning of Mass Ascension with a sun flare as the sun rose.
Shot 3: Ultra wide time lapse of hot air balloons. This time lapse also clearly shows the famous Albuquerque Box. Balloons at lower altitudes are flying away from the camera and higher altitude balloons are flying towards the camera as well as left to right.
Shot 4: Ultra wide time lapse showing balloons launching as well as the ABQ Box. Balloons launching are coming towards the camera at while balloons aloft camera left are moving away.
Shot 5: Tight time lapse of balloons.
Shot 6: Wide time lapse of 100s of hot air balloons.
Shot 7: Medium time lapse showing balloons rising and descending (ABQ Box).
Shot 8: Wide shot of ABQ Box
Begin B-roll with some NAT Sound
Shot 9&10: NAT Sound “3 2 1 ALL Burn!!!!” Shot sequence showing balloons glowing just before dawn patrol flight.
Shot 11: Wide shot of dawn patrol balloons launching with beautiful glow.
Shot 12: Medium shot of dawn patrol balloons launching with beautiful glow.
Shot 13: Tight shot of dawn patrol balloons launching with beautiful glow.
Shot 14: Wide shot of all the dawn patrol balloons glowing at same time aloft.
Shot 15: Tight shot of mass ascension beginning
Shot 16: Wide shot of mass ascension beginning
Shot 17: Tight shot of balloon with flame…making balloon glow.
Shot 18: Panning shot of formation flyover with lots of cheering and balloon flames.
Shot 19: Tight shot of several balloons inflating.
Shot 20: Wide shot of balloons launching just before sunrise.
Shot 21: Medium shot of balloons that just launched flying south.
Shot 22: Tight shot of Albuquerque Balloon (red and green)
Shot 23: Medium shot of balloon lifting off
Shot 24: Wide shot of sunrising over the balloons creating a pretty sun flare.
Shot 25: Wide shot of 100s of balloons aloft over Albuquerque
Shot 26: Tight shot of two people taking a selfie photo.
Shot 27: Panning wide shot of balloon launching
Shot 28: Wide shot of huge crowd and balloons
SID: Bryan Snider
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The Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office in Florida is warning residents of a potential levee breach of the Hidden River Levee. The County’s automated alert system warned residents Saturday morning just after 3:00 a.m. local time of a possible levee break in the Hidden River/Myakka Valley area.
Footage of the Myakka River flooding homes on Hidden River road as the levee is compromised near Myakka City Florida. Flooding from torrential rains caused by Hurricane Ian caused the Myakka River to overflow its banks and a levee that boarders hidden river road on Saturday. The Myakka river is infested with alligators in this region near Myakka City in Sarasota County FL. Aerial and ground video of homes flooded by alligator infested river water.
Shot Description
1,2) Two aerial shots of flooded home and out building.
3) Ground shot of flooded home.
4) Aerial shot of flooded home.
5) Ground shot of flooded home.
6) Boats residents are using to get to their houses.
7) Boat moored at mailbox in flood water.
8) Wide shot of flooded home.
9) Tight shot of flood waters at front doors of home.
10) Flood waters high on garage door of home.
11) Alligator infested flood water from Myakka River.
12) Aerial descending shot of flooded home and out building.
13) Aerial tilt up shot showing flooded Hidden River Rd.
14) Aerial traveling shot down Myakka Rd showing water over road warning sign.
15) Aerial tilt up shot showing flooded Myakka Rd looking south over Myakka River.
16) People with vehicles and trailered boats in flooded Myakka Rd.
SID: Brian Dombrowski
Footage of hurricane Ian affecting Charlotte County, Florida from Englewood to Punta Gorda on September 28, 2022 – Full stock video.
1. First rains from outer bands (FL E coast).
2. Driving north on I-75.
3. Punta Gorda and rain / trees.
4. Englewood beach shots.
5. Negative surge near Murdock, FL.
6. Shots of eye on radar.
7. Selection of parking area in Englewood.
8. From 5:15 to 12:36 – Start of storm in Englewood.
9. From 12:36 to 28:27 – Eyewall hits Englewood.
10. Move to other side of complex (winds shift).
11. From 31:37 to 35:00 – Leave Englewood and drive to Port Charlotte (through eyewall)!
12. From 35:00 to 37:30 – Riding it out on bridge to Port Charlotte.
13. From 37:30 to 42:30 – Eyewall in Port Charlotte.
14. From 42:30 to 48:00 – Extreme winds, inner eyewall, north of bridge to Punta Gorda.
15. Negative surge and entry into eye.
16. From 50:50 to 52:15 – Calm eye of Ian.
17. Backside of storm starts at 52:15.
18. Storm surge (inland Ft Meyers) from 55:05 or so.
18. Leaving storm, from 57:15 to end.
SID: Chris Collura
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Raw footage from an extensive aerial damage survey from the Lee County, FL area around Fort Myers and Fort Myers Beach, FL that shows the extent of the wind, storm surge and flooding from Hurricane Ian.
***** NOTE: The TFR or Temporary Flight Restriction expired today. The TFR was in place from 9/28 1:45pm CDT to late in the evening on 9/29******
SID: Michael Gordon
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Fort Myers Beach Search and Rescue Operations in Total Destruction from Hurricane Ian
Shot Description
Clip 1. Search and Rescue Teams digging through home on top of piles of debris
Clip 2. American Flag waving in the wind where a home is completely gone with the ocean and sunset in the background
Clip 3. Search and Rescue Teams on top of a pile of debris from homes searching for survivors
Clip 4. Piles of debris in heaves near roadway
Clip 5-10. Businesses and homes obliterated from the storm surge from Hurricane Ian
Clip 11. Looking out towards the beach with standing pillars and the sunset in the background
Clip 12-16. Mass Destruction of all buildings and homes across the island of Fort Myers Beach
Clip 17. American Flag waving in the wind strapped to the post where a home used to be with sunset
Clip 18-20. Nothing left standing just the stilts that homes used to once sit on
Clip 21. Residents packing things up and riding there bikes down the roadway
Clip 22-25. Homes scattered into piles of debris from storm surge
Clip 26-28. Search and Rescue team along with Army National Guard searching for survivors and the deceased
SID: Michael Gordon
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Storm surge inundates Myrtle Beach, SC as Hurricane Ian makes his second land fall within 48 hours. Package also contains footage of the aftermath, damage and clean up.
Shot Description
0:00- Traffic lights swaying wildly in the wind as Ian makes second lanfall near Myrtle Beach, SC.
0:13- Storm surge inundating Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach, SC.
0:29- A motorist attempts to drive through deep flood waters, but thinks better of it and turns around.
0:46- A man walks through knee deep storm surge on Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach, SC.
1:03- Motorists drive through deep storm surge in Myrtle Beach, SC.
1:36- Drive by POV shot of a motorist stuck in a ditch on I-95 near Myrtle Beach, SC.
1:49- Power crews tend to downed lines and trees in Myrtle Beach, SC.
2:04- Various shots of storm surge and motorists stranded in deep flood waters in Myrtle Beach, SC.
2:29- A large tree falls on power lines in Myrtle Beach, SC.
2:44- Power crews work high above the ground in cherry pickers to restore power to Myrtle Beach, SC.
3:03- Various shots of storm surge and high waves in Myrtle Beach, SC.
3:25- Part of a dock washes onto the beach and rests next to a hotel pool in Myrtle Beach, SC.
3:41- Various shots of sea foam coating businesses along Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach, SC. Various damage shots on Ocean Boulevard.
SID: Scott McPartland
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