New extreme footage from the evacuation area in Mesa, AZ where over 100 homes were impacted by flooding after the rain stopped.
After the record breaking rain moved out of the Phoenix, AZ area, the flooding just begun to get worse for the City of Mesa, AZ which is located just east Phoenix, AZ.
The water in the Emerald Park neighborhood of Mesa, AZ kept rising until a evacuation for hundreds of homes that were now being impacted with the rising water from the run off.
Footage show dramatic scenes from inside the neighborhood while walking around in several feet of water.
Clip 1 Emerald Park sign with the submerged basketball courts in the back ground.
Clip 2 Mesa Police driving through the deep flood waters
Clip 3 Mutual Aide from the Gilbert Fire Department with a tight shot of the Gilbert GFD logo on the side of one of their trucks.
Clip 4 A woman walking through the flood waters towards the camera.
Clip 5 Kids playing on rafts in the flooded streets.
Clip 6 House with flood waters surrounding it.
Clip 7 House with flood waters surrounding it.
Clip 8 Woman walking in front of a house that is surrounded by flood waters.
Clip 9 Another house surrounded by flood waters.
Clip 10 Fire line tape with a woman standing behind it looking at the flooding to her neighborhood.
Clip 11 Pan right shot of the Mesa, AZ Public Information Officer SUV driving through the flood waters as the camera pans to where the water is rushing down the street.
Clip 12 Mesa, AZ fire truck and crew watching over the scene.
Clip 13 Major flooding with cars and a rental truck in the deep water.
Clip 14 Man pulls a boat behind him in the flood waters
Clip 15 Speed bump under the water makes for a area of rapids in the flooded out road.
Clip 16 Group of people evacuating their homes and carrying bags and suitcases.
Clip 17 – 18 Pickup truck carrying a bunch of people who are trying to go and get sandbags for their homes.
Clip 19 People walking by the Gilbert, AZ Fire Truck parked in the flooding.
Clip 20 A couple walking in the flooded road.
Clip 21 A group of kids standing in the flooded waters.
Clip 22 Three kids walking in the flooded waters.
Clip 23 Father and daughter in the flooded street.
Clip 24 Man walking his dog in the flood waters.
Clip 25 A woman sitting on a rock and watching the rising water.
Clip 26 A large group of people walking down the flooded our street.
Clip 27 People walking along the flooded out street and homes.
Clip 28 People walking along the flooded out street and homes.
Clip 29 Silver pickup truck driving in the flooded out road.
Clip 30 White pickup truck driving in the flooding.
Clip 31 Ambulance crews waiting outside of the flooded out area on standby.
Clip 32 City of Mesa Fire Command Truck.
Strong storms put an end to the week-long heatwave across southern Illinois as Thursday was the first day in seven days where heat-related alerts were not in effect. However, the cooler weather came at the price of heavy rain as doppler radar estimates over 2 inches fell in less than an hour across many areas of southern Illinois, including in the city of Marion. Storms fired early in the afternoon and continued to form and slowly move across the region into the evening. The season opener for the Saluki College Football Team in nearby Carbondale went on as the storms cleared the area before kickoff.
Video package shot in Marion, Illinois on I-57 about 2 hours southeast of St. Louis in Williamson County.
Scene 1: POV shot looking east toward the storm over Marion with a lightning strike.
Scene 2: POV looking out windshield at a stop lightning that was flashing red, likely due to lightning strike.
Scene 3: Shot at two men pushing a pickup truck after it stalled out in high waters behind it.
Scene 4-5: POV shots driving through flooded roadway in Marion.
Scene 6: POV shot looking out window of traffic in flooded streets.
Scene 7: Pickup truck driving through flooded roads kicking up lots of water.
Scene 8: Oncoming truck splashing large amounts of water off flooded roads.
Scene 9: Long shot beginning with an oncoming school bus driving through flooded roads, followed by other oncoming traffic in the water.
Scene 10: Close shot of traffic driving away from the camera in the flooded streets.
Scene 11: Shots of two vehicles moving in opposite directions moving through flood waters.
Scene 12: Three vehicles driving across the frame through flooded streets.
Scene 13: Panning shot of oncoming truck drives through flood waters, moves off screen revealing opposite moving traffic driving through the flood waters.
Scene 14: Several vehicles driving through flooded streets.
Scene 15: Oncoming white car drives at camera through flooded streets.
Scene 16-17: Wide shots of flooded street with cars driving through it.
Scene 18: Utility truck driving at a camera through flooded streets.
Scene 19: Tighter shot of traffic in the flooded streets.
Scene 20: Oncoming pickup truck drives through flooded street in a Marion residential area.
Scene 21: Shot of flood waters in a yard with water up to the bumper of a pickup truck mostly blocked by home.
Scene 22: Shot of flood waters at Marion house.
Scene 23: Shot of flood waters up to the garage of a Marion home.
Scene 24: Shot looking into the backyard of a residence that is flooded with pieces of firewood floating in the water.
Scene 25: Panning shot of flood waters in a Marion yard.
Scene 26: Static wide shot of flooded Marion yard.
The first wave of rains moved into southern Illinois Thursday afternoon dropping over an inch in less than an hour in many places across the region. Several more rounds are expected through Friday night with even more rains and potential for flooding. August is typically one of the drier months in Illinois, and with another inch or two possible through Friday, this is highly unusual for this time of year in southern IL.
Marion recorded 1.36″ of rain in less than an hour as measured by the automated gauge at Marion Junior High School with this first round. It lead to the street flooding shown in this clip. Marion is 2 hours southeast of St. Louis in Williamson County.
Scene 1: POV drive shot following a vehicle into the street flooding.
Scene 2: Traffic driving in heavy rains and street flooding.
Scene 3: Traffic driving through the street flooding in Marion during the heavy rain event.
Scene 4-5: Shots of oncoming traffic in the street flooding and heavy rains.
Scene 6: A bicyclist in traffic in the street flooding and heavy rain.
Scene 7-10: Various traffic shots during the rain storm in the street flooding.
Scene 11: Statis shot looking at one of the flooded neighborhood roads and yards.
Scene 12: POV drive shot on I-57 coming into Marion during the rain storm.
Scene 13-14: Motorcyclist in the rains shot POV on I-57 coming into Marion.
Scene 15: POV shot in heavy rains on I-57 in Marion.
Scene 16: POV shot in heavy rains in Marion.
Scene 17: Shot of a vehicle at an intersection during the rain.
Scene 18-20: Shots of rain against trees showing the intensity of the downpour.
Scene 21: Shot of moving traffic in the heavy rains.
Raw video from the Pilger, Nebraska twin tornadoes.
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Shot 1 Funnel Cloud near Rothsay, MN
Shot 2 Wall cloud near Barnesville, MN
Shot 3 Police car driving through damage in Deer Creek, MN
Shot 4 Culvert overflowing with water looking more like a rushing river. near Ottertail, MN
Shot 5 Whirlpool in a culvert near Ottertail, MN
shot 6 1 inch hail drifts along a building. in Deer Creek, MN
shot 7 Truck driving in damage and downed branches in Deer Creek, MN
shot 8 Car driving in hail fog near Ottertail, MN
shot 9 Shot of hail fog near Ottertail, MN
shot 10: Second shot of culvert with water gushing out of it on Ottertail County Highway 108.
shot 11: Close up shot of whirlpool in a culvert near Ottertail, MN
Footage of houses & farms under water, stranded fish, water rushing over highways & bridges, a large whirlpool, flowing debris & a temporary levee being built over Interstate 29 to protect Sioux City, IA as record flooding strikes the Big Sioux River along the Iowa & South Dakota border! A state of emergency is declared for South Dakota as a section of Interstate 29 in Southeast South Dakota is closed for several days & National Guard troops build a temporary levee over the Interstate highway to divert water over Interstate 29 away from North Sioux City as the Big Sioux River is expected to crest at a record 109 ft deep.
All shots during afternoon daylight on June 19, 2014 near Jefferson, SD & Sioux City, IA & North Sioux City, SD near Highway 3 & 12, and Interstate 29.
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Juston and Simon (aka StormRiders) are on a severe thunderstorm in north east Nebraska near Harting NE. Live severe weather news video.
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Nick Elms and Amanda Hill are live tracking severe weather in the upper Midwest. Live severe weather coverage .
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HD video. A SW flow causes reverse seabreeze where storms form in morning along the coast and move inland by afternoon. This is the reverse of the typical SE flow pattern where storms form inland then move to the coast in the afternoon. The morning storms caught some Siesta Key Beach goers by surprise and sent them scurrying for cover to take shelter from wind driven rain and lightning.
Shot list:
1) Wide shot of storm clouds over Siesta Key beach.
2) Leading edge of rain shaft and black clouds approaching beach with people on beach.
3) Family on beach looking up at sky.
4) Rainbow forms as rain shaft and storm clouds approach coast.
5) People in water as waves pick up with approaching storm.
6) Guy with green umbrella looks around as thunder rumbles.
7) Boat offshore with rainbow and thunder rumbles.
8) Small boat offshore racing for cover as storm and heavy rain approach.
9,10) Two shots of people running off beach as rain hits.
11) Beach parking lot with school bus in heavy rain and crashing thunder.
12) Heavy rain.
13) Parked SUV in heavy rain and thunder.
14) Dash cam shot with splashing traffic in heavy rain.
15,16) Two shots of downtown Sarasota skyline in rain and thunder with storm clouds.
17) Boat navigates markers on bay in rain.
Footage of massive 4 inch diameter hail, intense close lightning strike, & awesome striated, mother-ship, tornado-warned supercell thunderstorm as it passed north of Roswell, NM. An area known for UFO’s experienced a once-in-a-lifetime “mothership” supercell thunderstorm.
All shots during daylight on June 7, 2014 near Roswell, NM
Shot List:
1. pushed-in shot of 4-inch diameter hail in hand northeast of Roswell, NM
2. wide shot of 3 & 4 inch diameter hailstones in hands northeast of Roswell, NM
3. wide shot of several 3 & 4 inch diameter hailstones with measuring ruler & comentary northeast of Roswell, NM
4. pushed-in shot of several 3 & 4 inch diameter hailstones with measuring ruler northeast of Roswell, NM
5. pushed-in shot from above of 4 inch diameter hailstone next to measuring ruler
6. pushed-in shot shot of large hail falling & bouncing on road & fence
7. pushed-in shot of large hail falling, bouncing, & accumulating on road
8. pushed-in shot of large hail falling & bouncing in grass next to road
9. ultra-wide driving shot of large hail falling & bouncing off windshield & road
10. ultra-wide shot of large hail falling & bouncing off windshield & road
11. POV pushed-in shot of large hail falling & bouncing off road
12. POV pushed-in shot of large hail falling & bouncing off road
13. POV driving shot of large hail falling & bouncing off road
14. wide shot of very close lightning strike with commentary with supercell thunderstorm in background
15. slow motion shot of close lightning strike
16. ultra-wide shot of “mothership” striated tornado-warned supercell north of Roswell, NM
17. ultra-wide shot of “mothership” striated tornado-warned supercell north of Roswell, NM
18. ultra-wide driving shot of “mothership” striated tornado-warned supercell north of Roswell, NM
19. wide TIMELAPSE shot of dramatic “mothership” striated tornado-warned supercell passing over camera northeast of Roswell, NM
20. wide shot of large tornado-warned supercell with wall cloud north of Roswell, NM
21. pushed-in shot of large wall cloud from tornado-warned supercell north of Roswell, NM
22. POV wide shot of supercell with wall cloud over Roswell, NM
23. POV shot of wall cloud over Roswell, NM
24. Pushed-in shot of “UFO Museaum and Research Center” in Roswell, NM
Colorado Rocky Mountain National Park Trail Ridge Road is finally open for the season. Even though the road is now open, the snow pack is extremely high along the sides of the trail.
Clips 1-2 South Navey Hill Rocky Mountain National Park
Clip 3 Trail Ridge road Beaver Meadow passing bicyclists heading up
Clip 4 Trail Ridge road wet from melting snow
Clip 5 Trail Ridge road snow on side of road as car passes by
Clip 6 Trail Ridge road snow on side of road as cars pass by
Clip 7 Trail Ridge road about 35 seconds of Deep snow on side of road in a forest of trees
Clip 8 Trail Ridge road deep snow on edge of road motorcyclists on side of road
Clip 9 Trail Ridge road passing cyclist
Clip 10 Trail Ridge road Rainbow Curve line of cars going up passing snow plow
Clip 11 Trail Ridge road Rainbow Curve passing walkers on side edge or road
Clip 12 Trail Ridge road passing snow plow high up mountain pass
Clip 13 Trail Ridge road extremely deep snow both sides of road alpine tundra level about 60 seconds
Clip 14 Trail Ridge road extremely deep snow following car along 15 foot wall of snow
Clip 15 Trail Ridge road Forest Canyon overlook 105 seconds of panoramic view from top
Clip 16 Trail Ridge road Forest Canyon overlook couple walking on snowy ridge
Clip 17 Trail Ridge road Forest Canyon overlook couple being photographed by friend
Clip 18 Trail Ridge road Forest Canyon overlook couple walking on snowy ridge
Clip 19 Trail Ridge road Forest Canyon overlook feet of people walking on snowy ridge
Clip 20 Trail Ridge road Forest Canyon overlook feet of people playing in snow
Clip 21 Trail Ridge road Forest Canyon overlook feet of people playing in snow
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Footage of monster striated supercell thunderstorm producing damaging baseball-sized hail, severe high winds, large gustnadoes, and a haboob along Interstate 80 in western Nebraska in/near the towns of Chappell & Kimball, NE. Large baseball & tennis ball size hail shatters car windshield in Chappell, NE. Haboob & gustnadoes from severe winds make driving dangerous on I-80.
All footage from afternoon/evening near Chappell & Kimball, NE during daylight on May 19, 2014, run time 3:41 minutes, file size: 425 MB
Shot List:
1. wide shot of monster supercell with lightning strike over Interstate 80 near Chappell, NE
2. wide shot of monster supercell over I-80 near Chappell, NE
3. wide panning shot (from left to right) of striated monster supercell with lightning strike over traffic approaching Chappell, NE along I-80
4. wide shot of traffic on I-80 passing under monster striated supercell near Chappell, NE
5. wide shot of striated shelf cloud bearing down on Chappell, NE
6. pushed-in shot of wind-driven large hail, rain & debris racing past oncoming traffic in Chappell, NE
7. pushed-in shot of police truck driving through wind-driven large hail, rain, and debris in Chappell, NE
8. pushed-in shot of large hailstone held next to shattered windshield in Chappell, NE
9. pushed-in shot of large damaging hailstones (2+ inches in diameter) held next to measuring ruler in Chappell, NE
10.wide panning shot (left to right) from outside to inside car showing shattered windshield from massive hailstones in Chappell, NE
11. wide POV driving shot of large dust cloud with gustnado, wall cloud, and mesocyclone from large supercell near Chappell, NE
12. wide POV driving shot of large dust cloud with gustnado & wall cloud near Kimball, NE
13. pushed-in driving shot of large gustnado near Kimball, NE
14. pushed-in driving shot of large gustnado near Kimball, NE
15. wide shot of amazing supercell structure with large gustnadoes near Kimball, NE
16. POV driving shot of large dust cloud & gustnado & supercell on Interstate 80 near Chappell, NE
17. POV driving shot of large gustnado with construction sign knocked to ground by damaging winds near Chappell, NE
18. wide POV driving shot of large gustnado & construction barrel knocked over by high winds near Chappell, NE on I-80
19. wide POV driving shot of large gustnado over I-80 with traffic near Chappell, NE
20. timelapse POV driving shot of large gustnado & supercell over I-80 near Chappell, NE
21. timelapse POV driving shot into gustnado on I-80 near Chappell, NE
22. pushed-in POV driving shot of tumbleweeds, dust, & debris blowing over I-80 with traffic from severe winds & gustnado
23. pushed-in driving shot of large “haboob” dirt cloud behind trees approaching I-80 with supercell near Chappell, NE
24. pushed-in POV driving shot of traffic on I-80 with debris & massive “haboob” dirt cloud blowing over highway from severe winds with supercell near Chappell, NE
25. wide driving shot of supercell gust front approaching Chappell, NE
26. wide shot of windmill with supercell wall cloud in background
27. pushed-in shot of windmill spinning with supercell wall cloud in background
28. wide shot of cattle with supercell in background
29. pushed-in shot of cattle with supercell in background
30. pushed-in shot of “I-80” highway sign with supercell thunderstorm in background
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Intense footage of damaging, wind-driven baseball-sized hail pounding car & location from incredible low precipitation supercell (LP Supercell) with cone funnel cloud southwest of Newcastle, WY. Winshield is shattered by baseball-sized hail and footage of tumbleweeds, hail, & debris blown at high velocities past vehicle.
All footage shot during afternoon/evening during daylight of May 18, 2014 near/southwest of Newcastle, WY
Shot List:
1-3. various wide shots of incredible low precipitation supercell structure with mesocyclone and wall cloud southwest of Newcastle, WY
4. wide time lapse shot of incredible supercell structure southwest of Newcastle, WY
5. wide shot of cone funnel cloud & rotating wall cloud near Newcastle, WY
6. pushed-in shot of cone funnel cloud under rotating wall cloud with hail falling near Newcastle, WY
7. pushed-in shot of cone funnel cloud near Newcastle, WY
8. wide shot of rotating wall cloud, dirt kicked up by high winds, & baseball-sized hail falling & shattering on ground near Newcastle, WY
9. wide shot of intense baseball-sized hail battering location & shattering on ground with sounds of hail damaging car near Newcastle, WY
10.pushed-in POV shot of large hail smashing against & shaking windshield
11 & 12. wide (high looking down) shots of baseball-sized hail smashing against car breaking windshield & shattering on road, with high winds
13.wide (low) shot of baseball hail pounding car & shattering on roadway with high winds
14.pushed-in POV shot of large hail bouncing on road & grass with high winds blowing debris & tumbleweeds
15 & 16. wide shots of rotating wall cloud & high winds blowing large hail, debris, & tumble weeds past camera
17.pushed-in POV driving shot of hail-covered highway & large hail falling
18.pushed-in POV driving shot of large hail shattering & accumulating on highway
19.wide POV driving shot of rotating wall cloud in background with shattered windshield from baseball-sized hail in foreground
20.pushed-in shot of shattered windshield from baseball-sized hail in foreground with setting sun in background
21.pushed-in shot looking down on shattered windshield from baseball-sized hail
22.pushed in shot of shattered wind shield from baseball-sized hail
23.pushed-in shot of large dent with chipped paint from baseball-sized hailstones
24.pushed-in panning shot (from right to left) following running Pronghorn deer (called American Antelope) ahead of dangerous supercell thunderstorm near Newcastle, WY
25.pushed-in shot of “Newcastle” Wyoming city road sign
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Video package of tornadic supercell thunderstorms near the town of Grafton in SE Nebraska.
Video includes:
1) tornado with brief touchdown near Grafton Nebraska
2- 6) shots of wildly rotating mesocyclone and funnel clouds; sirens sounding in the town of Geneva.
A long-lived line of storms developed across Kansas early Sunday morning and trucked east into Missouri where it lead to numerous warnings and reports of wind damage.
At 12:51pm, the National Weather Service issued a ‘TORNADO WARNING’ for a cell that had strong rotation on radar near Odessa along I-70. Damage was then reported in town, including an overturned semi at the Odessa exit and minor building/tree damage in town. A mobile home park on the east side of town had numerous homes damaged by the storm. Several trees were downed in town and there was also damage to a gas station. Initial reports as straight line winds, but radar indicated rotation over town at the time the damage was reported.
No injuries were reported.
Scene 1-2: Shots of overturned semi-truck with the Odessa exit sign next to it.
Scene 3-5: Various angles of overturned semi.
Scene 6: Panned shot of damaged gas station roof with metal peeled off.
Scene 7: Panned shot of debris on the ground up to the damage gas station roof cover.
Scene 8-10: Various shots of damaged gas station.
Scene 11-12: Shots of damaged roof on a mobile home in town.
Scene 13-14: Two angles of metal roofing bent around a sign post.
Scene 15: Panning shot from metal piece to a downed telephone/light pole.
Scene 16: Shot of downed power pole with line nearly fallen on a car.
Scene 17: Panning shot up downed pole.
Scene 18: Static shot of down pole.
Scene 19: Panned shot from broken wind on the ground to the damaged mobile home it came off.
Scene 20: Wide shot of mobile home with down tree in front yard.
Scene 21-22: Man dragging a tarp followed by shot of man stapling tarp to mobile home side damaged in the storm.
Scene 23: Shot of down tree in parking lot of bank.
Scene 24: Shot of bank sign with down tree.
Scene 25-30: Various shots of driving winds and rain on the interstate behind the damaging part of the storm.
Brian Dombrowski is out chasing along the Gulf Coast of Florida just south of Tampa, FL to intercept the line of storms moving inland. First ever live stream to YouTube LIVE of crossing the Sunshine Skyway Bridge.
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SCV stringer Doug Kiesling is live on the winter storm hitting the Twin Cities in Minnesota tonight. Live winter storm chasing live video.
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The Twin Cities metro area is surrounded by blizzard warnings but in the metro area, the winds were slightly calmer but the roads were still a mess.
Footage shot in Minneapolis, MN and Burnsville, MN were the roads were hazardous to drive on.
Clip 1 Skyline shot of Minneapolis, MN
Clip 2 Reverse POV shot in front of a MNDot Snow Plow on Interstate 35w in Burnsville, MN
Clip 3-7 Whiteout Conditions in Minneapolis on the east side of Lake Calhoun.
Clip 8 Sign in Minneapolis showing a snow emergency was declared.
Clip 9 Close up of a tire spinning in the snow in Burnsville on Nicollet Avenue.
Clip 10 Car spinning its wheels trying to get up Nicollet Ave in Burnsville.
Clip 11 Flags blowing with part of the Minneapolis skyline in the back ground.
Clip 12 Snow plow on Hennepin Ave in Minneapolis
Clip 13 A rear wheel van spinning its wheels trying to get up a hill on Nicollet Ave in Burnsville.
Clip 14 Wide shot of the van spinning its rear tire.
Clip 15 Car getting stuck on Nicollet Avenue in Burnsville. Shot from dash camera.
Clip 16 People helping to push a car out of the snow on Nicollet Ave. One of them is wearing shorts in the winter storm.
Clip 17 Car spinning its wheels.
Clip 18 Car getting unstuck but still spinning its wheels on Nicollet Ave.
Clip 19 Snow plow on Nicollet Ave in Burnsville.
Clip 20 Car crashed on the side of interstate 494 and 169 on 494.
Clip 21 Someone riding their bike in front of the truck in the winter storm in Minneapolis.
Clip 22-23 Minneapolis Fire Truck on the scene of a power line down.
Clip 24 Powerlines sagging in the heavy snow and ice.
Clip 25 – 29 Tree’s down on power lines and side walks in Minneapolis.
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Major severe weather event threatens the Mississippi Valley following two months of brutal cold and winter storms. Tornadoes and supercell thunderstorms threaten areas from Louisiana to Illinois. Meteorologists and storm chasers capture a dangerous wall cloud from a tornado-warned supercell thunderstorm as it passes over Memphis, TN at rush hour.
All shots were taken during the daylight afternoon and early evening of February 20th, 2014
Scenes:
1-3. wide and pushed in shots of wall cloud from Tornado-warned supercell thunderstorm over Memphis, TN with heavy rush hour traffic
4-7. various shots of heavy rush hour traffic in Memphis, TN as tornado-warned supercell thunderstorm passes over city
8. pushed-in shot of colorful clouds from sunset over Memphis, TN following passage of tornado-warned supercell thunderstorm
9. pushed-in shot of “Tennessee” welcome sign near Memphis
10. pushed-in shot of Memphis, TN radar image with tornado-warned supercell thunderstorm over city and storm chaser’s position
B-Roll footage of the start of the powerful winter storm system as it makes its way into the northwestern suburbs of the Twin Cities metro area. Various shots of snow plows and snow falling scenes around Saint Cloud, MN along Interstate 94.
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Strong winds impacted the Colorado Front Range across the Denver metro area overnight Monday and caused scattered damage to trees, fences, and other structures. Wind gusts up to 85mph were reported near Boulder with those hurricane force gusts impacting the Ken Caryl area in Littleton, Colorado on the southwest side of the Denver Metro Area where this package is shot. Denver International Airport measured a gust of 59mph overnight with many areas across town reaching up to 75mph.
More strong winds are expected overnight Tuesday as a HIGH WIND WARNING remains in effect for the Front Range and western suburbs of Denver through Tuesday morning.
Package shot in the Ken Caryl area of Littleton, Colorado.
Scenes 1-8: Various shots of two large pine trees that were downed overnight in the winds and destroyed a fence. Both trees came down along Chatfield Avenue in Littleton. Shots include angles of the downed trees, including a pan shot of parts of the fence that were blown into the median.
Scenes 9-10: Shots of a trampoline that was hurled over a fence in the Ken Caryl neighborhood.
Scenes 11-12: Shots of the Chatfield Avenue sign at Ken Caryl Road that was bent off the light post.
Scene 13-14: Shots of a power crew repairing the intersection area from the wind damage.
Scene 15-19: Various shots of damaged fences in the Ken Caryl area.
Scene 20: Shot of large branches in the median of Chatfield Avenue.
Scene 21-22: Shots of Ken Caryl Plaza sign bent off the platform at a nearby shopping center.
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A large winter weather system played havoc with the morning commute in central Iowa as up to 5-inches of snow fell across parts of the Des Moines area.
Shot 1, Rest Area on I-80 EB near Waukee, IA
Shot 2, Same location- i-80 Traffic
Shot 3,4,5 Traffic on Jordan Creek Parkway in West Des Moines
Shot 6, Drake University Campus- Des Moines
Shot 7- Hotel snow removal Holiday Inn Des Moines (6th Ave)
Shot 8- 31st St and I-235 traffic
Shot 9- Pedestrians in snow 7th St, Des Moines
Shot 10- 235 near 8th St, EB
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Video Footage Highlighting the Intense and quick hitting Winter storm impacting the Twin Cites Metropolitan Area right at the top peak of the Morning Rush Hour travel commute!
Video footage features include;
1.Extreme Close up Shot of 2 Minneapolis snow plows fighting to keep the city streets clean during a heavy snowfall burst.
2.Multiple POV Close ups of County and State snowplows working and plowing highways and major roadways in the intense snowfall and gridlock traffic.
3.Local snowfall removal operations footage shot featuring a large snowblower blowing snow as well as a very large snow plow clearing the streets full across.
4.POV shots of the snarled slow moving gridlock traffic on Interstate 35 in the Minneapolis area at the peak of the intense snowfall bursts.
5.People shoveling the heavy snow and struggling to keep up with the 2 inch per hours snowfall rates in St.Paul MN.
6. Shots of difficult travel conditions and heavy snow covered roadways along with the poor visibility in Minneapolis.
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