Hurricane Katrina Stock Video Catalog Remastered 2025 Master – Tape 5
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, we have remastered and uploaded our master time-coded catalogs.
All of the videos have been reviewed and remastered into 1920×1080 HD ProRes 422 format.
This footage is part of our five-part series from the New Orleans, LA, metro area, which was filmed on August 30, 2005.
Hurricane Katrina Archive Master Tape 5 of 5
Date: 8/30/2005
Hurricane Katrina Stock Video Catalog Remastered 2025 Master Tape 05
This footage catalog documents the start of the rescues from the area on Interstate 10 and the 17th Street Canal that failed during Hurricane Katrina. The footage has multiple eyewitness interviews from survivors telling their story, along with people being dropped off by air-boats and helicopters.
Footage included one of the flooded pumping stations along Interstate 12 and lots of aftermath of the city underwater.
Image Size: FHD 1920×1080 – 29.97FPS
Apple ProRes 422HQ
Total File Runtime: 38:15:26
00:10 – Footage of people walking through the flood waters.
00:30 – Footage of dozens of ambulances beginning to stage on Interstate 10 as the area was now being taken over by FEMA, as crews from multiple states were on scene to try to set up and coordinate the rescue of tens of thousands of citizens who were trapped in the flooding.
15:13 – Multiple survivors are being dropped off by boat after being rescued from the flooding.
18:23 Footage of the I-10 pumping station and station pipes that were submerged by floodwaters.
23:24 – The birth of the Cajun Navy as local residents from around the area line up with their boats to try and help rescue people trapped in the flood waters.
26:53 – Recovery staging area where people were brought to organize transport to shelters or for medical attention. Footage shows dozens of ambulances staged to assist, Air National Guard and US Coast Guard helicopters dropping off rescued individuals, and the start of the evacuation of survivors out of the area by bus.
36:15 – Final interview with a resident describing what he went through during the storm and after the levees failed.
37:39 – Final scenes showing the aftermath in Kenner where there was the majority of wind damage from the hurricane and not flooding.
#Hurricane #hurricanekatrina #weather #neworleans #nola
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Hurricane Katrina Stock Video Catalog Remastered 2025 Master – Tape 04
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, we have remastered and uploaded our master time-coded catalogs.
All of the videos have been reviewed and remastered into 1920×1080 HD ProRes 422 format.
This footage is part of our five-part series from the New Orleans, LA metro area that was filmed on August 29, 2005.
Hurricane Katrina Archive Master Tape 4 of 5
Date: 8/29/2005
Hurricane Katrina Stock Video Catalog Remastered 2025 Master Tape 04
Image Size: FHD 1920×1080 – 29.97FPS
Apple ProRes 422HQ
Total File Runtime: 55:10:10
The Escape from Hurricane Katrina Flooding and levee failure in New Orleans, LA. This is a continuation from master tape 3.
00:12 – The Point Of View (POV) escape footage from New Orleans, LA, as the levee system failed and the city began to flood. The footage starts out on Interstate 10 and the 610 split, which was no longer an option to escape the heart of the town due to the massive flooding under the “Railroad Underpass” on the west side of the city. The camera moves back the way it came on the interstate, going the wrong direction, until the first available exit. The videographer used GPS and mapping to find an alternate route around the rising flood waters on the southwest side of New Orleans to get back to Interstate 10. This was all done while driving over downed trees, through flooding, and extreme winds as the hurricane’s eye wall moved away from the area. This is some of the last footage of these neighborhoods before the flooding overtook them.
14:21 – After driving through flooded and debris-filled roads to get to the next entrance ramp, the ramp was filled with several feet of water that would not permit anyone to drive through it and onto the interstate. Yet another route had to be located to the west.
25:45 – After finally finding a way around the rising flood waters and back onto higher ground on Interstate 10, the flooding was still a problem, as well as the flying debris striking the vehicle.
27:44 – After making it back to the area around the airport in Kenner, LA. The aerial view of the area shows the flooding all around the airport with the roads impassible. Footage shows the damage around the area of the Airport and Kenner, LA.
44:11 – Aftermath footage from around Kenner, LA and the New Orleans International Airport. Footage shows the flooding around the north side of the airport as the frontage road is under several feet of water. Flooded our vehicles were left on the side of the road. The security fence around the airport was destroyed. Airport taxiways were lowered and damaged by the wind. Airport signs are down and littering the roadway. Additional footage from inside the airport as passengers waited out the hurricane in the airport terminal. Damage to the terminal roof and windows. Just about every vehicle that was parked at the airport showed damage from flying debris.
50:20 – Footage from outside the NOLA airport that shows the extent of the wind damage with damaged hangars, tipped over trailers, and downed utility poles. Additional footage from around the south side of Kenner, LA, where there was no flooding, only wind damage from the hurricane, showing destroyed gas stations, downed traffic lights, and damaged buildings.
51:37 – By contrast to the south side of the airport, where the levee system worked, the north side of the airport had several feet of water on the roadways, making it almost impossible to pass without a high-profile vehicle. Video shows trucks driving through the high water while other vehicles are just stalled out in the high water, as people are walking through the high flood waters. Additional footage of cars flooded up to the windows
54:38 – Video ends with a scene of the flooded out airport radio navigation equipment at the north end of the New Orleans International Airport and another damaged building on the north side of the airport.
#Hurricane #hurricanekatrina #weather #neworleans #nola
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Hurricane Katrina Stock Video Catalog Remastered 2025 Master – Tape 03
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, we have remastered and uploaded our master time-coded catalogs.
All of the videos have been reviewed and remastered into 1920×1080 HD ProRes 422 format.
This footage is part of our five-part series from the New Orleans, LA metro area that was filmed on August 29, 2005.
Hurricane Katrina Archive Master Tape 3 of 5
Date: 8/29/2005
Hurricane Katrina Stock Video Catalog Remastered 2025 Master Tape 03
Image Size: FHD 1920×1080 – 29.97FPS
Apple ProRes 422HQ
Total File Runtime: 58:27:10
This footage was shot in the morning hours after sunrise in downtown New Orleans, LA, as the strongest winds hit the area. It was filmed along Canal Street and in the French Quarter of the city as large debris was flying through the area, and extreme winds damaged the taller buildings.
Footage also includes the start of the escape from New Orleans drive where they attempted to drive out of the rapidly rising flood waters as the levees started to fail around the city.
00:10 – The footage starts out on Canal Street during the peak winds of Hurricane Katrina hitting New Orleans, LA, and shows Canal Place and the Sheraton Hotel sustaining major damage from the extreme winds and flying debris. The footage was shot on Canal Street in front of the Marriott Hotel. The footage shows EMS personnel checking out the storm from the Marriott entrance, along with the roofs of the Sheraton coming apart from the significant winds around the skyscrapers. Video of a large glass wall of Canal Place that was blown in from the extreme winds, and a lone police officer patrolling the downtown streets of New Orleans.
20:18 – Footage continues to show different parts of the French Quarter of New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina, as the winds are still ripping through the city. A lot of large debris is still being picked up in the extreme wind gusts as the hurricane eye wall and the worst of the winds begin to subside, and people are seen walking around the streets of NOLA.
35:00 – The part where a resident told the cameraman (who was working with “Walking Pneumonia” at the time) about rumors of the levee system failing. A phone call to The Weather Channel’s news desk could not confirm the reports of the levee failure, as it appeared that freshwater flooding was still occurring.
40:44 – The start of the flooding and evacuation from downtown New Orleans, LA as the water is starting to rise up outside of the French Quarter area. POV Driving footage shows the extensive damage around the city from down tree’s, power lines, and structural damage.
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According to the National Weather Service office in State College, PA, law enforcement was reporting heavy rain had fallen in Mount Joy Township, with around 4-6 inches of rainfall reportedly falling and an additional 2-3 inches forecast to fall. Flash Flooding was actively occurring in the township, which resulted in the NWS issuing a Flash Flood Warning for the area until 8:30 PM EST. The following video was captured from Mount Joy Township, showing the ongoing flash flooding.
Shot Description
00:00 Video panning from a road closed sign, water flowing over a roadway, and flooding a neighboring yard and driveway.
00:16 Video of heavy rain falling showing a completely flooded field up to the roadway.
00:26 A couple of videos of a truck driving through a flooded roadway and standing water in town.
00:52 Various videos showing a heavily flooded ditch and creek, and the road at the end of the street being closed as water is overtaking the road. Vehicles have to turn around and use the driveway due to the road closure.
01:41 A couple of videos of fast-moving water flowing through the backyard of several homes and flooding the backyards of homes further down.
02:08 Video of a road flooded and being overtaken by high water after heavy rains.
02:19 Video showing fast-moving water from flash flooding running into a culvert under a roadway, with debris stuck on the fence and railing of the bridge. The videographer is talking about the debris stuck on the bridge/culvert.
02:53 Video of water flowing over the roadway from a neighboring field after heavy rain, and then panning to a flooded ditch on the other side of the road and the large area of flooding.
03:16 Narrated video talking about all the water flowing into the already flooded creek following the heavy rains.
SID: Katie Lock
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Hurricane Katrina Stock Video Catalog Remastered 2025 Master – Tape 02
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, we have remastered and uploaded our master time-coded catalogs.
All of the videos have been reviewed and remastered into 1920×1080 HD ProRes 422 format.
This footage is part of our five-part series from the New Orleans, LA metro area that was filmed on August 29, 2005.
Hurricane Katrina Archive Master Tape 2 of 5
Date: 8/29/2005 Early Morning To Sunrise.
Footage was shot in the early morning of 8/29/2005 in Kenner, LA
and New Orleans, LA, as Hurricane Katrina moved inland from the
Gulf of Mexico.
The video shows the worst of the extreme winds and flying debris in
The New Orleans, LA, metro area before the levees failed and flooded most of the city.
00:10 – Scenes from Kenner, LA, as firefighters battle with hurricane-force winds as they try to control a fire that appeared to have started by power lines shorting out. Footage shows Kenner, LA, fire crews trying to contain the fire from spreading in the high winds. Footage of power lines shorting out and scenes of high winds and flying debris.
04:02 – Early morning pre-dawn footage while driving into New Orleans, LA as Hurricane Katrina started to move onto the coast of southern Louisiana. The footage includes pre-dawn dash camera and outside footage from the main camera that shows the flooding starting from the heavy rain. This part also includes the first signs of high wind damage from the tropical storm force and hurricane force winds.
07:40 – Footage in the heart of the city from Canal Street. The video starts off with Storm Chaser Douglas Kiesling trying to set up a camera in the extreme winds and heavy rain. The video continues with scenes from around Canal Street showing the winds and rain in the early morning hours, and the police try to patrol the area.
09:24 – Winds begin to get more violent and throw large debris around the streets of New Orleans.
12:38 – A guy is standing out in the middle of Canal Street during Hurricane Katrina, looking like he’s on something… And then continue to drive around the area looking for more damage.
16:01 – Storm Damage: A tree lies across the roadway as the western eye wall of Hurricane Katrina approaches downtown New Orleans, and debris begins to fall on Canal Street. Scenes of a billboard ripped apart and sheet metal littering the ground.
17:55 – Scenes from around the Super Dome as the street begins to become covered in flood waters. The winds intensify as the storm’s damage becomes increasingly visible on the roads, with the Hurricane Eye Wall moving closer to NOLA.
25:37 – Right before the power goes out to the city. POV dash camera as the power is knocked out in the downtown area, and all the street lights and traffic signals go dark. At this point, the winds intensify drastically as the western part of the Hurricane Eye Wall slams downtown New Orleans just before sunrise. Lots of trees are now blocking multiple roads in downtown NOLA.
34:41 – Extreme winds hit the area, and a Police car is parked with the officers watching the city take a beating from Hurricane Katrina. Footage continues as the sun rises, and the total wind damage can be seen in NOLA.
38:44 – The worst of the western Eye Wall from Katrina slams into the city with Category 4 storm force winds. Footage shot outside in the Cat 4 winds on Canal Street as debris is flying all around the camera. Footage of the Harrah’s New Orleans Casino being hit with debris. Debris flying off of taller buildings and pretty much total chaos on Canal Street.
52:02 – Repositioning to a new location to document as much of the storms fury as the eye wall is over downtown New Orleans. This is where the classic scene of the man hanging on for his life with only a garbage bag to protect him from the storm, as he tries to get over to safety to get out of the storm.
Image Size: FHD 1920×1080 – 29.97FPS
Apple ProRes 422HQ
Total File Runtime: 54:39:19
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To commemorate the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, we have remastered and uploaded our master time-coded catalogs.
All of the videos have been reviewed and remastered into 1920×1080 HD ProRes 422 format.
This footage is part of our five-part series from New Orleans, LA metro area that was filmed on August 27, 2005 and August 28, 2005.
Total Catalog Run Time 54:24:05
05:00 – The footage starts out near the New Orleans International Airport as the Contra Flow evacuation begins. The footage includes interviews of residents leaving and the start of the Contra Flow, where the east-bound lanes of Interstate 10 are switched for people to drive west-bound on the east-bound lanes.
07:57 – Shot during the overnight hours and into 8/28/2005. The footage continues to show the last night of Bourbon Street in the French Quarter as Category Four Hurricane Katrina was moving closer and closer to shore, with the Big Easy, NOLA, New Orleans, predicted to be ground zero for landfall per https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2005/KATRINA_graphics.shtml
16:09 – As Hurricane Katrina was upgraded to a Category Five storm, the mood in the city changed drastically, and the Hurricane Contra Flow on Interstate 10 was now packed at the entrance at Veterans Blvd. and Williams Blvd as police and national guard units tried to keep the traffic moving in an orderly pace. Footage of the Contra Flow from above the traffic and from ground level. Scenes of the skyline and the airport with one of the last flights leaving.
41:15 – Footage of the last minute work done to build up a temporary levee around the New Orleans International Airport by the East Jefferson Levee District. Interviews with the Mayor of Kenner, LA, and the Levee District President.
46:02 – Final footage from downtown New Orleans, LA, and the French Quarter as the outer bands of Hurricane Katrina begin to move over the region, and the wind and rain begin to pick up. Footage shows people are still partying on Bourbon Street as the historic storm is about to destroy the region.
51:48 – Final footage from 8/28/2005 showing the area as the tropical winds and heavy rain are hitting the area around Lake Pontchartrain in Kenner, LA at the Pontchartrain Center. The video shows the storm surge starting to push the lake levels upwards at the shoreline and flood a parking lot. Footage shows police actively patrolling the area.
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We have compiled a radar loop with audio of some of the first National Weather Service Flash Flood warnings to help better understand how the storms lingered over the same area.
The Radar loop from KEWX starts at 7:00 AM on July 3rd, 2025 and, continues through July 4th at 7:38 PM when the storm system begins to move out of the area.
The times listed on the upper right portion of the screen are in ZULU time. You will need to subtract Five Hours to get the correct local time for the area. (I.E. 12:03:57 Z = 7:03:57 AM).
The Green boxes that appear on the screen indicate the areas where the National Weather Service has issued Flash Flood Warnings.
Hey everyone, Doug here.
I’m still reviewing the 5 hours of footage from Saturday, but I wanted to share a short highlight time-lapse video of what my 9-year-old daughter, Laura, and I saw of the tornado outbreak near Clear Lake, SD, on June 28, 2025.
This was her first time accompanying me on a storm chase, and it was one of the first real chases I’ve been on this year, as I haven’t been able to chase much due to family obligations. She counted seven (7) different tornadoes touching down before sunset.
It is safe to say the next generation of storm chasers will be amazing.
She even outdid me on the “Fn Wedge” comment from the Quinter Kansas tornado I shot in 2008, with a brand-new tagline that will make all the veteran chasers nod and salute because “Oh Dude, It Destroyed It, It Just Destroyed It!!!!”
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Song: Defector – Isaac Elliott
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Video clips from a 9-year-old storm chaser’s perspective. Laura Kiesling went tornado chasing for the first time with her Dad, the owner of StormChasingVideo.com, and multiple tornadoes on the 6/28/2025 near Clear Lake, South Dakota.
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Multiple destructive tornadoes strike near the community of Clear Lake, South Dakota. The most violent tornado wipes out a farmstead.
All footage shot during evening daylight on June 28, 2025 in/near Clear Lake, South Dakota by Storm Chasers and Meteorologists Juston Drake and Simon Brewer
Shot Description
00:00 A large cone-shaped tornado twists next to the road.
00:20 A violent tornado destroys a farmstead.
00:48 Dramatic, strong, cone-shaped tornado.
01:19 A tornado writhing like a snake in the sky next to the road.
01:32 Tornado crosses highway.
01:51 Strong tornado destroys barn.
02:09 Very dramatic tornado.
03:33 Stout, stovepipe-shaped tornado.
03:41 Tornado ropes out and fades away.
SID: Simon Brewer Juston Drake
#Tornado #southdakota #tornadooutbreak
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A dramatic-looking tornado hits farms and passes through wind farms near the community of Hannover, North Dakota
All footage shot during evening daylight on June 27, 2025, in/near Hannover, North Dakota by Storm Chasers and Meteorologists Juston Drake and Simon Brewer.
Shot Description
00:00 Several clips of a large cone-shaped tornado racing through a field filled with large wind turbines (Wind Farm).
00:54 Rope-shaped tornado next to a vehicle.
01:34 Debris cloud from the tornado spinning up right next to the vehicle.
01:57 Rope funnel cloud near Bismarck, ND.
SID: Simon Brewer Juston Drake
#northdakota #tornado #tornadoes #weather #ndwx
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Multiple Tornadoes hit Wisconsin and Minnesota, including a multi-vortex Tornado near La Crosse, Wisconsin, and a multi-vortex tornado near Hokah, Minnesota.
All footage shot during evening daylight on June 25, 2025, in/near La Crosse, Wisconsin, and Hokah, Minnesota by Storm Chasers and Meteorologists Juston Drake and Simon Brewer
Shot Description
00:00 Close cone tornado near La Crosse, WI.
00:32 Tornado crosses next to storm chasers.
00:50 Large multi-vortex tornado
01:23 Time lapse of multi-vortex tornado
01:34 Multi-vortex tornado near Hokah, Minnesota
02:11 Dramatic lightning strikes.
02:19 Rotating wall cloud over La Crosse, Wisconsin.
SID: Simon Brewer Juston Drake
#WIWX #tornado #stormchasing #stormchasers
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Tornado across the countryside near Hartland, Minn.
Shot Description
0:00 – Tornado nearby
1:32 – Emergency vehicles pass in front of the tornado
1:43 – Photo of power poles down from the tornado
1:53 – Photo of two sheds from a farmstead hit by a tornado
2:03 – Photo of tin from shed strewn over farm field
SID: David Hindermann
#Tornado #MNWX #Weather #climate
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A tree falls in front of storm chasers as a cone tornado tears over farmland near Grygla, Minnesota
All footage shot during evening daylight on June 22, 2025, in/near Grygla, Minnesota by Storm Chasers and Meteorologists Juston Drake and Simon Brewer.
Shot Description
00:00 tree falls from high winds next to a tornado over the road in front of storm chasers
00:09 cone tornado next to the road
00:54 multivortex tornado tears over woodland
01:57 supercell structure with tornado over woodland
SID: Simon Brewer Juston Drake
#tornado #MNWX
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Extreme heat has made camp in Wisconsin over the weekend. Up here in northwestern Wisconsin, we saw temperatures rise to 95 degrees. Meanwhile, dewpoints were in the mid-70s. This set the stage for hot and humid weather for the area. Hottest temperature thus far this year. This video package will show how the temperatures rose through the afternoon. The video will also show people on Rice Lake trying to escape the heat. Wind were gusting over 30 mph at times. That didn’t offer up any relieve.
Shot Description
Clip 1. A bank thermometer showing a temp of 89 degrees at 12:38 pm.
Clip 2. A store's LED sign showing a temp of 90 degrees at 1:00 pm.
Clip 3. Same store's LED sign showing a temp of 95 degrees at 4:13 pm.
Clip 4. Looking north on main street with a motorcycle driving through the shot.
Clips 5-7. People escaping the heat by being on Rice Lake.
Clip 8. A jet skier having fun, then wipes out.
Clip 9. People being pulled behind a speedboat also wiped out.
Clips 10-11. People on their pontoon boats on Rice Lake.
Clip 12. A speed boat going through the shot.
Clip 13. A flag and flowers blowing in the wind.
Clip 14. Flags are blowing in the wind.
SID: Dirk Miller
#WIWX #extremeheat
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Large cone-shaped tornado and incredible supercell structure outside Wellfleet, Nebraska during evening daylight on June 16, 2025, by Storm Chasers and Meteorologists Juston Drake and Simon Brewer.
Shot Description
00:00 Large cone-shaped tornado over ranchland
00:31 Stovepipe tornado
00:57 Tornado rope-out
01:22 Sunbeams hit skinny rope tornado
01:43 Supercell structure with tornado
SID: Simon Brewer Juston Drake
#tornado #Newx #nebraska #weather #climate
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A late afternoon tornado touched down in Cass County, MN just west of Gull Lake in the Brainerd Lakes area. The tornado was filmed with a drone.
Shot Description
A compilation of drone tornado shots
SID: Jason Bednar
#MNWX #Tornado #drone #naturaldisaster
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A tornado sweeping across farmland southeast of Mankato, Minn., a wedge-shaped wall cloud, and finishing with the thunderstorm tower lit by sunset of the same storm.
Shot Description
0:00 – Tornado close up
1:09 – Dash cam time lapse of tornado and structure around it (20x no audio)
1:19 – Wedge-shaped wall cloud medium framed
1:29 – Wedge-shaped wall cloud close up
1:39 – Wedge-shaped wall cloud time lapse (12x no audio
2:08 – Thunderstorm tower lit by sunset glow
2:18 – Thunderstorm tower lit by sunset glow time lapse (20x no audio)
SID: Jarrod Schoenecker
#tornado #MNWX #weather #funnelcloud
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Footage from two different tornadoes today from the tornado-warned storms in New Mexico and Texas.
Tripoded footage from both locations shows the violent motion of the tornadoes.
Shot Description
00:01 – Large cone tornado near Doar, New Mexico.
00:47 – Huge dusty tornado near Morton, Texas.
SID: Jesse Risley
#NMWX #TXWX #Tornado #tornadoes #weather
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Several strong tornadoes, including simultaneous tornadoes near Lubbock, Texas
All footage shot during evening daylight on June 5, 2025, in/near Lubbock, Texas, by Storm Chasers and Meteorologists Juston Drake and Simon Brewer.
Shot Description
00:00 Tornado rapidly develops next to the chasers
00:43 Tornado becomes wedge-shaped
01:07 twin tornadoes
01:25 cone-shaped tornado
01:43 strong wedge-shaped tornado
SID: Simon Brewer Juston Drake
#tornado #texas #weather #climate
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Roof-mounted camera showing the amazing raw power of the huge, dusty tornado near Morton, Texas.
Shot Description
One long clip of the Morton, Texas tornado from less than a quarter mile away from the tornado.
SID: Brandon Sullivan
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Footage of the severe storm and extreme lightning in central Stearns County, MN today. Lots of Cloud to ground lightning footage.
Shot Description
00:00 Outflow on the ground under a lowering cloud base near Roscoe, MN.
00:18 Timelapse of the storm motion near Albany, MN.
00:28 Cloud To Ground Lightning near Albany, MN.
00:41 Clips of Cloud to Ground Lightning near Saint Cloud, MN.
01:17 Clips of Cloud to Ground Lightning near Rockville, MN.
01:36 Clips of Cloud to Ground Lightning near Saint Augusta, MN.
#MNWX #lightning #serverestorms #weather #Climate
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Check out this amazing display of atmospheric fluid dynamics from the Canadian Wildfire Smoke mixing around a low-pressure system.
#weather #wildfire #wildfiresmoke #shorts
Rotating wall cloud on the storm that became a tornado was warned. Unusually clear video of a supercell in Virginia.
Shot Description
1. Video of rapidly rotating wall cloud in Hanover, VA
2. Supercell, tornado warned. Essex County, VA
3. Driving toward tornado tornado-warned supercell, easily visible Essex County, VA
4. Supercell, Essex County, Virginia
SID: William Hark
#VAWX #Tornadowarning #weather #wallcloud
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