Another powerful winter storm system is hitting central Minnesota hard again with more heavy snow and sleet. A foot of snow is has fallen over the Stearns County, MN area around the city of Saint Cloud, Minnesota.
B-Roll footage shows the horrible driving conditions due to the heavy snow. The snow fall rates were over an inch and a half an hour at times.
Any vehicle that crashed on Interstate 94 and was not blocking the roadway was actually left on the side of the road due to low visibility from the heavy snow making it too dangerous for tow truck crews to remove the vehicles until after the storm.
Total Run Time 4:07
Clip 01 – 03 Plow trucks plowing the on ramp on Interstate 94 at the Tornado Sirens fills audio track. This is winter awareness week and today was the day to test the sirens for tornado warnings.
Clip 04 Passing shot of a snow plow from the side camera.
Clip 05 – 07 POV shots of snow plows
Clip 08 Drive by shot of two vehicles crashed on the side of Interstate 94
Clip 09 What is left of an SUV that was left on the side of the interstate after it crashed.
Clip 10 Vehicle that slide off the interstate and stuck in the ditch.
Clip 11 POV driving in very heavy snow
Clip 12 Drive by shot of a tow truck trying to pull out a minivan stuck in the ditch on highway 75
Clip 13 Drive by shot of a car in the center ditch
Clip 14 SUV stuck in the center ditch of interstate 94
Clip 15 A Pickup truck is stuck in the deep snow in the center of Interstate 94 fails to get out and just spins all of the tires.
Clip 16 POV Driving in heavy snow
Clip 17 – 18 B-Roll of people making a large snowman in Saint Cloud
Clip 19 Heavy snow falls on the steps outside of church at sunset in downtown Saint Cloud
Clip 20 Stop sign covered with 6 inches of heavy snow
Clip 21 Flags blowing in the high winds and heavy snow
Clip 22 The stop lights on 2nd Street and the sign for 2nd Street are covered with heavy snow.
Clip 23 And, a shot from the back yard, Very heavy wet snow covers a pine tree making it look like it is the middle of December, not the third week of the Major League Baseball season…
Brand new footage in from Juston Drake and Simon Brewer of the tornado warned storms, supercells, wall clouds, hail, and downed power lines from storms near Frederick, Lawton, and Davidson.
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An outbreak of severe weather pounded Oklahoma on Wednesday with tornadoes, very large hail, winds, and rain. Many supercells forming across southwest Oklahoma trained over the same areas, with storms moving up along I-44 from Lawton and multiple rounds of storms hammering the region.
Video package shot in and around Lawton and details how close it came to being hit by a tornado as well as missile-like hail and some tree damage.
TRT – 3:05
Scene 1 – Ragged clouds with Lawton water town.
Scene 2 – Shot of a very ominous clouds over Lawton.
Scene 3 – Rotating wall cloud
Scene 4 – Gathering wall cloud
Scene 5 – Billboard advertisement thing flying overhead in strong winds.
Scene 6 – Pan from 2.25″ hail up to wall cloud over town.
Scene 7 – Gathering wall cloud over town.
Scene 8 – Hail up to tennis-ball sized slamming ground like a missile.
Scene 9-12 – More large hail slamming the ground in high winds.
Scene 13, 14 – More ragged clouds/wall cloud over town.
Scene 15 – Wide of storm approaching Lawton.
Scene 16-18 – Tree down over road on west side of Lawton with emergency crews blocking the road.
The first day of a series of severe weather days kicked off across Texas with a couple of severe storms northwest of DFW that produced large, spiked hailstones across northern Texas. Several more days of severe weather are expected with a major outbreak possible midweek. Meanwhile, this was just the kick off.
TRT – 2:33
Scene 1: Spiked 1.25″ hailstone being rotated in hand.
Scene 2: Two spiked stones and two normal stones compared to 50-cent piece.
Scene 3: Two vehicles pulled off the road during storm with NATS.
Scene 4: Vehicle drives by during storm with hail and leaf debris littering roadway.
Scene 5: Parked car with hail falling on grass.
Scene 6: Hail falling and bouncing on grass.
Scene 7: POV with oncoming traffic.
Scene 8: Traffic in hail.
Scene 9: Close-up of traffic in hail.
Scene 10: Two trucks drive in falling hail.
Scene 11: Close-up of hail on roadway.
Scene 12: Hail falling in puddle.
Scene 13, 14: Hail falling and bouncing in grass.
Scene 15: Close up of truck with hail falling.
Scene 16: Hail in grass.
Scene 17: Tight shot of hail in grass.
Scene 18: Chaser holding 4 hailstones in hand.
It may be Spring but the west central and northwestern Minnesota are getting slammed with another brutal winter storm system..
A mixture of snow, sleet and freezing rain fell over the area around Barnesville, MN which is in Clay County and just 22 miles southwest of the Fargo & Moorhead metro area.
This area was the focus due to a major wreck along Interstate 94 that shut the interstate down for most of the afternoon and into the evening. Several tractor trailers hauling livestock crashed, along with several other vehicles just south of the Barnesville, MN area on Interstate 94.
The highest wind gusts that I recorded in the truck was 52.5 mph.
Total Run Time: 8:51
Clip 01 Barnesville City City covered in snow with heavy snow falling and tree’s in the background for depth of field and motion.
Clip 02 Clay County Sheriff vehicle blocks the entrance to Interstate 94 due to the wreck just south of the entrance. High winds blow the camera around while trying to hold the shot.
Clip 03 POV Drive by of a large delivery van in the ditch.
Clip 04 POV Drive by shot of Semi Truck in the ditch
Clip 05 First drive by shot of the major crash scene on Interstate 94
Clip 06 Second drive by shot of the same scene of the major crash scene on Interstate 94. This scene is a faster pace.
Clip 07 Wide shot from the farm road of the cattle trucks crashed in the east bound ditch of Interstate 94.
Clip 08 Medium shot of one of the trucks the crashed.
Clip 09 Tight shot of the pigs outside of one of the crashed trucks.
Clip 10 Tight shot on the front end of one of the crashed trucks.
Clip 11 Workers cleaning up the scene and trying to get the pigs out of the first truck.
Clip 12 First truck with a wider shot with police and tow truck crews
Clip 13 Blowing snow over a field with a house in the background near the crash site.
Clip 14 Static shot of a stop sign in the foreground and rail road sign and trees in the back ground with blowing snow.
Clip 15 Tight shot of the stop sign with snow covering it.
Clip 16 Blowing snow static shot with trees in the background
Clip 17 Blowing snow static shot with a tree in the background
Clip 18 Semi truck driving towards the camera in the high winds and heavy snow.
Clip 19 Pickup truck driving towards the camera in the high winds and snow
Clip 20 Tight shot of high winds blowing cross the field.
Clip 21 Truck drives towards the camera in near white out conditions.
Clip 22 High winds blowing snow across the shot, trees in background.
Clip 23 High winds blowing snow across the highway to show the limited visibility.
Clip 24 High winds blowing snow across the highway.
Clip 25 Tighter shot of the high winds blowing snow across the highway.
Clip 26 Highway 108 and county road 30 signs in the high winds
Clip 27 Snow plow parked in the background with the Fergus Falls and Moorhead sign in the foreground with blowing snow.
Clip 28 Looking down shot of a snow plow on Interstate 94 driving towards the camera.
Clip 29 POV shot of a snow plow in front of the camera.
Clip 30 Passing shot of a snow plow from the dash camera.
Clip 31 Passing shot of a snow plow from the side camera.
Clip 32 Snow plow passing in oncoming traffic.
Clip 33 POV driving in heavy snow
Clip 34 POV driving in heavy snow
Clip 35 POV driving in heavy snow with a SUV with its hazard lights on.
Clip 36 POV driving in heavy snow and high winds
Clip 37 POV driving in heavy snow and high winds
Clip 38 POV driving in heavy snow and high winds from the grill camera.
Clip 39 POV driving in heavy snow and high winds from the grill camera.
Clip 40 POV driving in heavy snow and high winds following a Dodge Durango SUV
Clip 41 POV driving in heavy snow and high winds
Clip 42 Car in the ditch after dark (shot on the way home northwest of Fergus Falls.
A major winter storm hit the central Minnesota city of Saint Cloud hard before noon today. The storm dumped 9 inches of very heavy wet snow on the area and made driving extremely dangerous.
Total Run Time 6:17
Clip 1 Flags blowing in the heavy snow
Clip 2 So you think it is spring? Pull back shot of heavy snow covering branches with a creek flowing.
Clip 3 Tight shot of heavy snow on a pine tree that looks more like December then Mid April.
Clip 04 Ruler (in my back yard) showing Nine Inches of snow fell in Saint Cloud, MN.
Clip 05 The first sign of spring is the Robins and other song birds migrating into town. Today they are singing the blues.
Clip 06 Robins finding berries to eat that are on top of the heavy wet snow
Clip 07 POV shot of a snow plow almost taking off the front of my truck.
Clip 08 POV shot of a snow plow in Saint Cloud.
Clip 09 Tight shot of the wing plow
Clip 10 Snow plow gets stuck and spins the back tires.
Clip 11 POV driving in white out conditions.
Clip 12 Drive by of car in the ditch
Clip 13 Driving in heavy snow on Interstate 94.
Clip 14 Driving in heavy snow and a plow drives through the shot on Interstate 94.
Clip 15 POV Driving in heavy snow
Clip 16 POV Following snow plows on highway 23
Clip 17 POV White out conditions again on highway 23
Clip 18 Drive by shot of a car in the ditch
Clip 19 Drive by shot of a car in the ditch
Clip 20 Drive by shot of a sports car in the ditch.
Clip 21 Static shot of a car in the ditch
Clip 22 SUV spinning its wheels on ice
Clip 23 Static shot of a car in the ditch
Clip 24 Blowing snow
Clip 25 Static shot of a car in the ditch
Clip 26 Drive by shot of jackknifed semi and a massive backup on Highway 10
Clip 27 Static shot of the jack knifed semi
Clip 28 5th Wheel trailer got hit in an accident.
Clip 29 Police and Wrecker crews pull a tractor trailer out
Clip 30 Police and Wrecker crews pull another tractor trailer out of being stuck
Clip 31 Tracking shot of a snow plow
Clip 32 Snow plow driving towards the camera
Clip 33 Plowing snow with an old cabin in the background
Clip 34 Snow plows driving towards the camera with a side pov shot.
Clip 35 – 39 Crews clean up a wreck on Highway 23 where a car slid under a semi truck. Various shots of EMS, snow plows and police on scene.
Clip 40 Plowing snow down a country road on the west side of town.
Heavy snow and freezing fog started up during the overnight hours. B-Roll footage from around Duluth, MN from Canal Park down by the lake shore to the west side of town up on top of the city of the heavy snow.
Various footage shot from 11:00pm to 2:00am as the bands of heavy snow moved into the area.
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The following video is from the Douglas County, Kansas Severe Weather
Symposium on Saturday, March 9, 2013. Video uploaded at the request of the symposium organizers.
Bill Gallus, Iowa State University talks about the lessons learned from the debris of the 2011 tornadoes.
The following video is from the Douglas County, Kansas Severe Weather
Symposium on Saturday, March 9, 2013. Video uploaded at the request of the symposium organizers.
Dr. Chuck Doswell talks about the Tri-State tornado of March 18, 1925, A Reanalysis Project.
The following video is from the Douglas County, Kansas Severe Weather
Symposium on Saturday, March 9, 2013. Video uploaded at the request of the symposium organizers.
Dr. Russell S Schneider talks about Tornadoes, Derechos and the Storm Prediction Center. Recap of recent events & future directions.
The major winter storm which has wrecked havoc from Colorado across the plains has now moved into the Midwest where it is hammering Indianapolis with snow rates up to 2-inches per hour. Snow in Indianapolis began around 4:30pm Sunday and started briefly as a sleet/snow mix before turning over to all snow and coming down at such fast rates that road crews could barely keep up with clearing the snow from major routes. Up to 5-inches of snow fell in parts of Indianapolis within the first 2-3 hours of the storm’s onset. Visibilities dropped to less than 1/4 mile at times as depicted in the video.
First part of video package opens with POV shot following a snowplow beneath a I-DOT sign stating the ongoing winter storm. Follows with shots of a police car on the side of I-465 with very heavy snow falling. Mix of POV and tripoded shots of vehicles on the side of the road having issues in the very heavy snow. More shots of plows followed by various driving and traffic shots showing the very limited visibility in the heavy snow and fog. First part closes with shot of snow falling against trees.
Second part taken from Indianapolis International Airport as the storm got going around 5:00pm. Establishing shots of control tower from various angles followed by shot of vehicles at the unloading zone at the front of the airport. Several shot of planes being de-iced in the snow and fog. Couple shots of the information signs showing various delays (in red) and cancellations of flights due to the weather. Few shots of people waiting around at the airport with a final shot of a man looking at the information board.
TRT – 5:46 and includes footage from area highways as well as Indianapolis International Airport.
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Video of a hard hitting spring snowstorm that has dumped almost a foot of snow in spots has made travel across northern Colorado nearly impossible as many drivers found out today on I-25. Speed and road conditions were certainly the factor in this multi-vehicle pileups and single car slide offs. Video shows I-25 mess, traffic stopped on the interstate, cars navigating side roads and the plows dealing with horrible road conditions. Winds have been sustained out of the North at 25-35 Miles per hour gusting to nearly 50 MPH at times with temps near 15 degrees, making the windchill well below zero for those people stranded outside of their cars. City of Loveland Transit has been busing people to nearby Johnson’s Corner Truck Stop to stay warm.
Two-Part Video Package containing daytime and nighttime footage.
TRT – 5:33
Heavy snow fell in areas not use to seeing snow, especially this late in the season! Snow up to half a foot fell across portions of northeast Arkansas on Thursday making a mess of roads and doubling the season snow totals with just this one storm in many areas. A few areas saw nearly half their annual average with this storm. Winter Storm Warnings were posted ahead of time for this rare event.
PART 1 (daytime) – Corning, Arkansas (0:00-2:20)
Video package opens with moderate snow falling at the “Welcome to Arkansas” sign just north of Corning. Several shots of the sign with snow falling as well as a “Arkansas” sign at the rest area just inside state lines.
Various shots follow of snow falling in Corning as the storm got going across northeast Arkansas just before dark. Various shots of traffic in the snow as well as people in the snow. B-roll of heavy snow falling in front of trees.
PART 2 (nighttimetime) – Jonesboro, Arkansas (2:20-5:33)
Segment opens with shots of the Jonesboro welcome sign with heavy snow falling. Goes to POV of near blinding snow on the approach into town.
Several shots of snowplows around Jonesboro clearing the roads which remained wet and did not freeze.
Next shot of a vehicle that lost control and ran across the median into westbound traffic on US-63; wide shot showing the tracks of the vehicle that eventually came to rest on the westbound shoulder. Several shots closer of vehicle which was not damaged, but needed a tire replacement. No one was injured. Another shot of two trucks that had a minor fender-bender on US-63. Again, no injuries.
Various shots of traffic navigating the very heavy snows.
Shots of semi trucks at a truck stop on the north side of town in the heavy snow.
Final shots start with SUV cop waiting a red light with heavy snow falling, then pulls off camera. Two final shots of heavy snow falling in lights with trees.
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This is a combo video from all of the footage that I shot on Monday.
From the start of this footage until the 3:20 time frame is video from along Interstate 94 around Alexandria, MN where the blizzard has created dangerous driving conditions to the point where the Minnesota State Patrol has shut down the interstate to all traffic from Alexandria to the Moorhead, MN near the North Dakota state line.
The warning to all drivers said: I-94: Road closed. between the start of I-94 (near Moorhead) and MN 127 (near Alexandria). The road is closed. Be prepared for heavy snow. Look out for drifting snow on the roadway. Visibility is reduced.
B-Roll shot along interstate 94 as I drove into the city. Footage shows the road closed signs, nasty driving conditions, snow plows and a rest stop that was full of semi trucks.
In the next scene from the 3:20 to 8:30 time frame is B-roll footage of the winter storm hitting the Minneapolis, MN area. Bulk of the footage shot in downtown Minneapolis on the Nicollet Mall of people walking in the wind driven snow while going to work. Additional traffic shots shot in Interstate 94 in the metro area.
From the 8:30 to the end of the video is more of the powerful winter storm is still pounding central Minnesota this afternoon. Travel was not advised on parts of Interstate 94 and the interstate was still closed from Moorhead, MN to Alexandria.
B-Roll footage of white out conditions, blowing snow, snow plows, road closed signs and general nasty winter weather in MN.
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The Luck of the Irish was in the sky but there was no pot of gold at the end of a rainbow, just colorful Aurora Borealis or The Northern Lights that filled the sky in Central Minnesota.
A Geomagnetic Storm is in progress at this moment that was caused by a coronal mass ejection (CME) that hit the Earth’s magnetic field at around midnight central time.
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Blizzard conditions continued across eastern Nebraska through the day on Sunday with high winds and snow causing white-out conditions all over southeast and eastern Nebraska. While I-80 remained closed, other major highways in the are were open, but were very hazardous to travel.
Video package shot mostly in Hastings except stranded semi (see description below).
Video package opens with three (3) establishing shots of the Hastings city limits sign as well as at the Hastings Police Department with snow falling.
Next three (3) scenes of a semi-truck stuck on a bridge (this section shot near Giltner, NE). Various shots of the semi spinning wheels and backing up trying to get traction. It eventually has to pull down the ramp once it gets clear of the ice.
Next eight (8) scenes back in Hastings of a pickup truck pulling a conversion van out of a snow bank. Various shots of drivers attaching tow straps and finally pulling the van out of the snow and onto the road.
Next three (3) scenes of spun-out vehicles along US-281 around Hastings.
Next six (6) scenes of a bobcat shoveling and dumping snow in a parking lot. Other shots of snow plows around the city.
Last five (5) scenes include POV shot in near white-out conditions in town as well as various parked vehicles with snow drifts and reduced visibility.
Severe Ground Blizzard conditions in west central Minnesota on the back side of a large scale winter storm system moving through the nations heartland. All roads in this part of the state have no travel advised by law enforcement! Clips show severe Ground blizzard conditions with hurricane force wind gusts to 50MPH!+
Footage shot around the area of Wheaton, MN and Big Stone County, MN
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Valentine’s Day didn’t offer much warmth across the Front Range as the day started with a frigid wind and gave way to snow which came down extremely heavy at times accumulating several inches in places. Several accidents were caused due to slippery conditions and limited visibility due to the heavy snow out-pacing the melting on the roads.
TRT – 4:00
Video opens up with wide shot of I-70 in west Denver with heavy snow limiting visibility. Next is a POV shot moving along I-70 with snow covering the roads and very slow traffic.
Next series of shots of an accident near the Denver West area along I-70. Shot of a tow truck barely visible in the extremely heavy falling snow. Several shots of the minor accident with police on scene.
Next series of shots taken in west Denver of an accident on one of the side streets. First shot as a fire truck with lights and sirens pulls onto the scene in the snow. Various shots of the accident scene where a car had slide into the curb after rear-ending another vehicle.
After accident clips, a couple more POV shots driving in the heavy snow. Then various shots of cars and people in the snow. Included is a man carrying a Valentine’s Day balloon in the falling snow (2:37-2:56).
Last four clips are of the wind earlier in the day as the snow was just beginning. Shots of traffic lights blowing in the wind as well as snow blowing across roadways.
Highlights from the Simply Outdoor Experiences “Masters on Mille Lacs” Fishing Derby, Saturday, Jan 26, 2013. Footage shot off shore from event is held at Dickies Liberty Beach Resort on the east side of Mille Lacs Lake.
For more information, visit www.simplyoutdoorexperiences.com
Sub Zero Temps and Extreme Windchill’s was on tap for this morning in Minneapolis, MN along the Nicollet Mall as people were walking outside to go to work.
B-Roll footage of people out in the extreme cold with temps of -10F outside.
Footage shot on 1/26/2013 after an extended period of sub zero temperature made it possible to drive across Mille Lacs Lake, in central Minnesota.
The ice was about 20 to 22 inches thick but there was several pressure ridges in the middle of the lake that made it dangerous to cross the whole length of the lake once you were away from where the resort owners have tested the ice.
The distance traveled from one side of the lake to the other is 15 miles.
The time lapse footage is 4000 times the normal speed and makes the half hour trip only take about 90 seconds. The drive was from Liberty Beach on the east side of the lake to Twin Pines Resort on the west side.
Footage shot by StormChasingVideo.com
What started out as rain quickly turned to heavy snow around the Twin Cites metro area on Sunday afternoon. With this past week of sub-zero temperatures, the falling rain quickly froze on the ground and making for a very slick road surface before being covered up as the rain turned into snow.
Footage shot around the metro area of the Twin Cities. See shot sheet for locations for each clip.
TRT: 5;56;28
Clip 01 In Minneapolis, MN driving north on Interstate 35W with the skyline in the shot.
Clip 02 On Interstate 94 in Minneapolis, MN a SUV spins out and ends up backwards on.
Clip 03 At Broadway and Interstate 94, A Toyota 4Runner spins out right in front of the camera while trying to turn the corner.
Clip 04 – 09 Clips of a wreck on Interstate 494 in Bloomington, MN
Clip 10 – 17 Clips of Snow Plows trying to clear Interstate 35E in Dakota County.
Clip 18 Car spinning its wheels on Nicollet Avenue in Burnsville, MN.
Clip 19 Traffic and heavy snow POV shot on 494
Clip 20 POV shot of a State Trooper on the side of the road with a wrecked car on 494 on the west side of town.
Clip 21 POV shot of a car spun out and a Trooper in Minneapolis, MN on Interstate 35W
Clip 22 – 24 Vehicles trying to make it up a hill in Burnsville, MN on Nicollet, Ave.
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With some of the coldest temperatures in several year’s hitting the Minneapolis, MN region, I shoot footage today with the theme of it is so cold out???
Although there is a lack of overall snow cover in the Minneapolis, MN area, that did not stop the temperatures from dropping into the extreme cold for the past few days with the latest blast of arctic air that dropped south out of Canada. With early morning a low temperature of negative twelve below zero (-12F), the current high temperature of two above (2F) at the Minneapolis International Airport does not feel much warmer due to the fact that the wind chill is currently at negative eleven (-11F) below zero.
In the video package, the footage starts out with a shot of the Spoon and Cherry at the sculpture garden in Minneapolis, MN with the downtown skyline in the background. The next clip shows that it is so cold out that the exhaust from the car in front of the camera shows ice sickles hanging off the exhaust pipes as the exhaust vapor froze upon leaving the tail pipe.
The next clip shows the outside air temp at -3F on a bank thermometer at the time of shooting this video which was just after noon. It was so cold out that even the boiling water in this video turns to a mini cloud when tossed into the air.
It was so cold out that ice crystals in the air created a halo around the noon sun.
Near Monticello, MN, it was so cold out that the steam from the electric power plant was creating its own mini weather system that looked like a super cell rising up into the sky.
Why was it so cold out? I asked the staff at the National Weather Service, Twin Cities office and Meteorologist Jake Beitlich explains what was going on and why it was so cold out.
Just how cold out was it? I asked people along Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis, MN. Many said it was so cold out that they really did not even want to be out in this weather but had to. Judging by the way everyone was dressed, the weather was bitter cold. The lucky ones were those who were able to move around downtown Minneapolis in the extensive sky-way system.
Footage by Doug Kiesling, StormChasingVideo.com
Tropical Storm force wind’s caused a ground blizzard in northeast North Dakota this afternoon.
Conditions were perfect for a Ground Blizzard where at times there was blue sky above the camera but blowing snow with winds sustained at about 40 miles per hour.
Footage from north of Fargo around the Hillsboro ND area of extreme winter conditions with blowing snow causing a whiteout.
Total Run Time: 5:24
Clip 01 Sign near Fargo, ND warning of bad road conditions.
Clip 02 Near whiteout conditions north of Fargo, ND along Interstate 29 showing road signs blowing snow.
Clip 03 Footage of the Sun with the clouds racing by and then pan down the the road with the winds and snow racing by the camera.
Clip 04 Traffic along Highway 81 and Interstate 29 in the blowing snow.
Clip 05 Footage of blowing snow over the road.
Clip 06 Speed limit 55 mph sign with winds gusting to near 55 mph.
Clip 07 Road sign showing Grand Forks and Fargo directions.
Clip 08 Headlights of a parked SUV with heavy blowing snow.
Clip 09 Blowing snow with traffic in the white out conditions.
Clip 10 Traffic in the blinding and deep snow drifts.
Clip 11 Car stuck in the ditch of Interstate 29.
Clip 12 Sun came out and you can make out a car in the ditch along Interstate 29 as traffic drives by.
Clip 13 Blowing snow with tree’s in the foreground.
Clip 14 Blowing snow in the air looking like a dust storm and blowing snow on the ground over the roadway.
Clip 15 Flags blowing in the wind.
Clip 16 Wide shot of flags blowing in the wind at the rest stop at mile marker 100 and Interstate 29.
Clip 17 Blowing snow with traffic driving through the shot.
Clip 18 Blowing snow over a field.
Clip 19 Blowing snow with clouds and blue sky as the sun came out in the high winds.
Clip 20 Blowing snow over a field.
Clip 21 Blowing snow while looking down a highway from the center of the road.
Clip 22 Blowing snow while looking down a highway from the center of the road with a grain elevator in the shot on the left.
Clip 23 Blowing snow from the center of the road
Clip 24 Blowing snow with blue sky above.
Clip 25 Hillsboro ND airport sign in the blowing snow.
Clip 26 Blowing snow with the setting sun.
Clip 27 POV shot of Videographer being blasted by the winds while shooting video.
Clip 28 POV driving shot in the high winds and blowing snow.
Clip 29 POV driving shot in the high winds and blowing snow.
Clip 30 POV driving shot in the high winds and blowing snow.
Clip 31 POV driving shot in the high winds and blowing snow.
Clip 32 POV driving shot in the high winds and blowing snow.
Clip 33 Blowing snow just north of Fargo as the sun was setting.
Clip 34 Blowing snow across the road.
