Out tracking the severe storms in the Midwest today. They are starting out in the Ottumwa area and covering Iowa and Illinois. Thunderstorms, wind, hail, and possible tornadoes all live and mobile. Live weather video.
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Severe storms continued across the Midwest after two previous days of severe weather and tornadoes. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch went up early in the afternoon as numerous storms fired across northern Missouri and moved into southeast Iowa. Storms contained some severe-criteria hail, but mostly posed a wind threat.
Video package shot in and around the town of Birmingham, Iowa in the southeast Iowa in extreme northern Van Buren County.
Scene 1: Wide shot of approaching storm on Birmingham.
Scene 2: Shot of wall cloud with VERY vivid lightning strike.
Scene 3: Wall cloud with another lightning strike.
Scene 4: Wall cloud over house.
Scene 5-7: Various lightning strikes on leading edge of storm.
Scene 8-9: Gusts approaching 70mph blowing rain across the road.
Scene 10: Low visibility POV shot driving down highway.
Scene 11: Cars in very heavy rains.
Scene 12: Car driving very slow on shoulder as hail starts to fall.
Scene 13: Shot looking at street with occasional hailstone up to 1-inch falling.
Scene 14: POV shot approaching the scene where a firetruck has blocked off the road due to several rolls of plastic piping that were blown on and around the road.
Scene 15-16: SUV backing into piping to roll it off the road.
Scene 17-19: Various shots of piping that was blown around.
Scene 20: Trampoline in town blown upside down.
Scene 21-22: Shots of a downed tree in town.
Tony Laubach is covering the midwest severe weather this Mother’s Day, May 11, 2014. He’s starting out in SE Nebraska. Live mobile severe weather coverage. Tornado damage. Aftermath.
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Large tornadic supercell produces several large destructive tornadoes over Southern & Southeastern Nebraska. Footage of large damaging wedge tornado near Cordova and Beaver Crossing, NE.
All footage shot during daylight hours over Southeast Nebraska on May 11, 2014
Shot List:
1. wide shot of rapidly rotating wall cloud with tail cloud racing into wall cloud west of Cordova, NE shortly before producing large wedge shaped tornado
2 & 3. Various wide & pushed-in shots of large destructive wedge-shaped tornado approaching Cordova and Beaver Crossing, NE
4-6. various wide shots of intense close cloud to ground lightning strikes in front of dangerous tornadic supercell thunderstorm
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A long-track supercell with rain-wrapped tornadoes marched across southeast Nebraska and did damage to many homes in a residential area 6-miles east/southeast of Seward in Seward County, Nebraska. Storm chasers arrived on the scene and called in emergency crews to assess the damage and learned that everyone took the warnings seriously and hid in their basement. No one was injured, but three horses in one of the destroyed barns were missing.
Scene 1: The best shot of a tornado we saw from this storm as it was heavily rain-wrapped. This was southwest of Seward and was part of the storm that was responsible for the damage.
Scene 2-5: Shots immediately after the storm went through of significant damage to a home.
Scene 6-8: Closer shots showing the entire wall gone and the garage seriously damaged.
Scene 9-11: Shots of destroyed garage/barn building with another building damaged in the background.
Scene 12-14: A man walks around the rubble of the garage.
Scene 15-17: Shots of several other significantly damaged buildings.
Scene 18: Shot looking inside a garage with a damaged Camero.
Scene 19-22: Shots of damaged power poles on US-34 east of Seward where the tornado likely crossed the highway.
Scene 23: Shot of a snapped tree off US-34.
Scene 24-27: Shots of emergency vehicles as they arrived on scene after the 9-1-1 call.
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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.
Out tracking the severe storms in the Midwest today. They are starting out in the Kansas City Missouri area. Thunderstorms, wind, hail, and possible tornadoes all live and mobile. Live weather video from Kansas and Missouri. Live severe weather coverage of tornado alley. Destructive Orrick Missouri tornado destroying buildings as it happened live. Orrick Missouri tornado damage live. Live tornado doing damage.
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Juston Drake and Simon Brewer are currently SW of Kansas City Missouri tracking severe weather. Live severe weather coverage. StormRiders.
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SCV stringer Tony Laubach is live on severe warned thunderstorms in Southern Illinois. Live midwest storm chasing and severe weather coverage.
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The first round of severe storms pushed through southern IL early afternoon bringing torrential rain, some small hail, and damaging winds. Numerous severe thunderstorm and even a couple tornado warnings were issued for the storms that moved through. More severe weather is expected and a severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect til 8pm CDT.
Video package shot in the town of Christopher in Franklin County.
Scene 1-2: Establishing shots of storm as it approaches.
Scene 3-5: POV shots showing torrential rains and near zero visibility.
Scene 6-7: Shots of “HIGH WATER” sign with cars driving through high water behind it.
Scene 8-12: Vehicles driving through high water on IL-14.
Scene 13-15: Vehicles driving through high water on IL-148.
Scene 16-20: Shots of down trees in Christopher, blown down in the 60+ MPH winds.
SCV stringers Juston and Simon (aka Storm Riders) are in extreme SW Minnesota just eas of Sioux Falls Iowa. Tornado watch is in effect. Live severe weather coverage.
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Footage of large damaging hail, wall cloud, dangerous lightning, and tornado-warned supercell that rocked southern Oklahoma town of Waurika.
All footage shot in evening and night near or in town of Waurika, OK (most footage shot in daylight, lightnin shot at night)
Shot List:
1. POV wide shot supercell structure with wall cloud with large hail falling & bouncing on ground near Waurika, OK
2. POV wide shot with wall cloud close with large hail falling & bouncing off ground near Waurika, OK
3. wide shot of large hail falling & bouncing off ground with tornado-warned supercell in background near Waurika, OK
4. wide shot of wall cloud with lightning flashes in Waurika, OK
5. pushed-in shot of large hail falling & bouncing off road with truck in background near Waurika, OK
6. pushed-in shot with hail falling & bouncing off road with truck turning around in background near Waurika, OK
7. pushed-in shot of large hail hitting roof of car near Waurika, OK
8. pushed-in shot of large hail falling & bouncing off road and grass near Waurika, OK
9. pushed-in shot of large hail falling & bouncing in grass near Waurika, OK
10. pushed-in shot of large hail falling & bouncing off road & grass near Waurika, OK
11. pushed-in shot measuring large 2+ inch diameter hailstones near Waurika, OK
12. pushed-in side shot of measuring large 2+ inch diameter hailstones near Waurika, OK
13. pushed-in shot of hands holding large 2+ inch diameter hailstones near Waurika, OK
14. pushed-in shot of large 2+ inch diameter hailstones held by hands near Waurika, OK
15-17. wide shot POV shot of close lightning bolts at night from supercell thunderstorms near Waurika, OK
18. pushed-in shot of “Waurika” water tower in Waurika, OK
Video from Eric Treece.
Scenes 1-2-3 Otis, CO Landspout tornado. Scene 4 – Supercell Tornado near prior to the Landspout tornado. Scene 5 – Hail covering Highway 36 West of Last Chance, CO.
Central Kansans begin the day with Summer like warmth after hitting 100 degrees the previous day and mid 90’s forecast for Wednesday. The warmer temperatures will also bring the chance for severe weather across the Great Plains this week.
Scene 1: A postal worker enjoys the Summer like warmth with a Summer outfit.
Scene 2: A mother pushes a stroller while walking a dog.
Scene 3: School kids head out for a field trip in the beautiful weather.
Scene 4: A man prepares the local golf course for an active day.
Scene 5: A woman cleans her SUV.
Scene 6: Construction workers taking advantage of the perfect weather.
Scene 7: The drone of lawn mowers fills the neighborhood as grass takes off.
Scene 8: Residents take advantage of the warmth with a clothes line.
Scene 9: Flowers show off in the brilliant morning sunlight.
Scene 10: Birds enjoying lawn sprinklers while feeding.
Scene 11: The Kansas and American flag wave in the wind.
Temperatures flirt with 90 degrees across most of Central Kansas on Saturday as the first heat wave of the year guarantees the arrival of Spring to the Great Plains.
Scene 1: Flowers in Lyons, Kansas.
Scene 2: Dandelions have already turned to seed around city square in Lyons.
Scene 3: Lyons water tower with bank sign showing 89F.
Scene 4: Close up of bank sign.
Scene 5: Wide shot of main street in Lyons under a fair weather sky.
Scene 6: Welcome to Lyons.
Scene 7: Welcome to Lyons wide shot.
Scene 8: American flag waves over a war memorial on Lyons city square.
Scene 9: Six Flags monument at the Rice County courthouse in Lyons, KS.
Scene 10: Close up of Six flags monument.
Scene 11: Green grass on the Rice County courthouse lawn.
Scene 12: Wide shot of green grass on courthouse lawn.
Scene 13: A farmer plants seed just outside of Lyons, KS.
Scene 14: Wide shot of farmer under a dry blue sky.
Scene 15: Wheat growing in the open countryside of Rice County, KS.
Scene 16: A pivot irrigation system offers a wheat crop relief from the ensuing heat wave.
Scene 17: An oil well and irrigation system perform in unison on the Kansas prairie.
Footage of heavy rain hitting SW Florida. Vacationing beach goers take cover from stormy wind driven rain. Heavy surf follows. Heavy rain expected to ruin most of the weekend for FL beaches.
Shot List:
1) Opening shot, beach walkway at Siesta Key Beach.
2,3) Storm clouds and heavy rain moving ashore.
4) Guy with beach chair walking off beach as heavy rain moves in.
5,6) Beach palms in heavy wind driven rain.
7) Heavy wind driven rain along beach walk and vegetation.
8) Woman evacuating beach in heavy rain.
9) Women with umbrellas seeking shelter under pavilion.
10) Guy with stroller in rain in beach parking lot.
11) Woman with baby in arms in heavy rain running to van in parking lot.
12) Vehicles in parking lot with wipers on in heavy rain.
13) People under pavilion seeking shelter at beach.
14,15) Heavy rain running off pavilion roof.
16) Rain ponding on pavilion walk way.
17) Reflection of palms in ponding water then guy with flip flops walks through.
18) People’s feet waking through ponding water on beach.
19) Storm clouds gather again over beach and ponding water.
20) Life guard tower with red flag on storm clouds.
21,23) Storm clouds and rain shafts over the beach front condos.
24) Red swim warning flag flying.
25) Red life guard tower with life guard and red flag.
26,27,28) People frolicing in high surf despite swim warning.
Out tracking the severe storms in the Midwest today and will be covering Illinois.
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Juston Drake and Simon Brewer “Storm Riders” are chasing in the Yazoo City, MS area this afternoon. A tornado warning is in effect and a tornado warning is southwest of Yazoo City right now. Epic severe weather event for 2014.
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Deadly tornado outbreak pounds Mississippi: footage of 3 large tornadoes and supercells near/in the towns of Louisville, Columbus and Midway Mississippi. Also footage of close dramatic lightning strikes and tornado damage. This is second day of deadly severe weather after a record slow tornado year to this point.
All shots from afternoon & evening April 28, 2014 during daylight and 2 night shots near towns/cities of Midway, Louisville, and Columbus Mississippi
Shot List:
1. wide shot close lightning strike & Meteorologist Juston Drake’s reaction with supercell & wedge torndo in background near Louisville, MS
2. wide shot of close lightning strike (different angle) near Louisville, MS
3. timelapse wide shot of wide wedge tornado and incredible supercell structure near Louisville, MS
4. wide panning (right to left) shot of wedge tornado under incredible supercell thunderstorm structure near Louisville, MS
5. wide shot with blowing grass in foreground and wedge tornado in background near Louisville, MS
6. pushed-in shot of wedge tornado near Louisville, MS
7. wide shot of wall cloud and dramatic lightning strike near Columbus MS shortly before producing massive wedge tornado
8. wide timelapse shot of cars and tornadic supercell structure near Columbus MS
9. wide panning shot (left to right) of dramatic tornadic supercell structure and wall cloud near Columbus MS
10. wide timelapse of wall cloud and supercell structure near Columbus MS
11. POV driving shot of dramatic lightning bold near Columbus MS
12. wide shot of wall cloud and lightning near Columbus MS
13. pushed-in shot of wall cloud and tail cloud near Columbus MS prior to large tornado
14. wide angle POV driving shot of large wedge tornado with dramatic mesocyclone approaching Columbus MS
15. wide angle POV driving shot of large wedge tornado approaching Columbus MS with pieces of debris raining from sky
16. pushed-in POV driving shot of large wedge tornado approaching Columbus MS
17. pushed-in POV driving shot of large wedge tornado approaching Columbus MS with damaged trees in foreground
18. pushed-in shot of snapped utility pole from a large tornado with lightning flashes in background near Columbus MS
19. driving shot of damaged utility poles from large tornado near Columbus, MS
20. pushed-in shot of downed/snapped utility pole from large tornado near Columbus MS
21. pushed-in shot of shredded and downed trees from large tornado near Columbus MS
22. pushed-in shot of destroyed church from large tornado near Columbus MS
23. wide shot of snapped utility pole base in foreground with leaning poles, pink skies, and lightning flashes in background from large tornado near Columbus MS
24. pushed-in shot of emergency crews & fire truck in eastern Columbus MS with power outage from large tornado
25. pushed-in shot of emergency worker walking with flashing lights in Columbus MS with dark power outage from large tornado
26. wide shot of tornadic supercell structure passing over Midway MS
27. pushed-in shot of tornado and wall cloud near Midway MS
28. POV driving shot of heavy rain from tornadic supercell on typical Mississippi road lined with tall trees and no view near Louisville MS
29. wide shot of traffic on Highway 82 and “Columbus” MS highway sign with lightning flashes from tornadic storms in background
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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.
Severe supercell thunderstorms develop after dark threatening the Southwestern Oklahoma city of Altus to begin what appears to be several significant severe weather days for the Central and Eastern U.S.A. Footage captures frequent lightning with several spectacular “anvil crawlers” as the severe-warned supercell thunderstorm passes over and near Altus, OK. Also, footage of extremely high winds gusting to 45 and 50 MPH over the Altus area as Gulf of Mexico moisture flowed into region prior to the development of severe storms.
All shots were taken in/near Altus, OK on evening and night of April 26, 2014 (daylight and night shots)
Shot List:
1. wide shot of “City of Altus” road sign lit by lights at night with lightning from severe supercell thunderstorm in background in Alutus, OK
2-50. variety of frequent night lightning shots with several “anvil crawlers” from a severe supercell thunderstorm over Altus, OK
51. pushed-in shot of American Flag flapping furiously in high winds near Altus, OK before severe storms developed along dryline boundary
52. pushed-in shot of American Flag flapping furiously in high winds near Altus, OK before severe storms developed along dryline boundary
53. wide shot of trees swaying in high winds near Altus OK prior to severe thunderstorm development
54. pushed-in shot of trees swaying in high winds near Altus OK prior to severe thunderstorm development
55-57. various shots of wind turbines spinninng quickly in high winds prior to the development of severe supercell thunderstorms near Altus, OK
58-60. various shots of wheat field waving in high winds prior to severe thunderstorm development near Altus, OK
Chasing in the chasing with tony in western OK and Tx Panhandle. Supercells developing with very large hail likely. Radar already estimating 3″ plus.
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Severe supercell thunderstorms hit the Texas-Oklahoma border region with large hail, high winds and dangerous lightning. Two powerful storms were documented near Wellington, TX and Wichita Falls, TX creating a hazardous evening for people in the Western Oklahoma and Northwest Texas area.
All shots during afternoon and evening of April 23, 2014 during daylight on OK/TX border near Wellington, TX and near/in Wichita Falls, TX
Shot List:
1. driving shot of wall cloud TX/OK border east of Wellington, TX
2. panning wide shot of “beaver’s tail” inflow band and supercell structure on OK/TX border near Wellington, TX
3. wide shot of dirt plumes caused by strong downdraft winds from supercell thunderstorm on OK/TX border near Wellington, TX
4. pushed-in shot of dirt plume caused by strong downdraft winds from a supercell thunderstorm on OK/TX border near Wellington, TX
5. POV driving shot of blowing dirt over road obscurring visibility from severe thunderstorms on OK/TX border near Wellington, TX
6. wide shot of wall cloud and severe storm on OK/TX border on OK/TX border near Wellington, TX
7. pushed-in shot of wall cloud on OK/TX border near Wellington, TX
8. wide shot of wall cloud and supercell thunderstorm on OK/TX border near Wellington, TX
9. wide shot time-lapse of approaching wall cloud on OK/TX border near Wellington, TX
10-12. pushed-in shots of hail bouncing & shattering on road & covering road near Wichita Falls, TX
13. pushed-in shot of hail bouncing in tall grass near Wichita Falls, TX
14. pushed-in shot of hail accumulating on road near Wichita Falls, TX
15. wide shot of hail falling with patially obscurred sun in background near Wichita Falls, TX
16. pushed-in shot of cars driving on road with hail falling and bouncing in nearby grass near Wichita Falls, TX
17. POV shot of herd of cattle crossing road after escaping enclosure from falling hail near Wichita Falls, TX
18. pushed-in shot of escaped cattle with falling hail and rain on side of road near Wichita Falls, TX
19. pushed-in shot of “Wichita Falls” sign with falling hail and rain near Wichita Falls, TX
20-24. POV driving shots of storm and lightning in Wichita Falls, TX
25. wide shot of oil pumpjack in foreground with severe-warned supercell thunderstorm wall cloud in background near Wichita Falls, TX
26. wide shot of sunset with supercell thunderstorm structure and hail shaft near Wichita Falls, TX
27. pushed-in shot of partially obscurred sunset from rain and hail near Wichita Falls, TX
28. wide shot of supercell thunderstorm and hail shaft near Wichita Falls, TX
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Juston Drake and Simon Brewer “Storm Riders” are out chasing in the Texas panhandle today were severe storms are already underway.
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