B-Roll video near Canton, OK of a very large wedge tornado that shows wide and tight shots of the tornado. Video continues with footage of a rope tornado with wide and tight shots of the tornado across the sky as debris is tossed into the air. Catalog ID: 05242011_SUL1 Total Run Time: 03;55;00 To license this footage, visit www.StormChasingVideo.com

5/25/2011 Eastern Missouri tornado chase video. The first tornado-warned supercell was encountered near Rolla, MO. The chase continued to the NE along I-44 to Cuba, MO then south on Highway 19 through Steelville, OK with another HP supercell storm. The first significant supercell of the day was encountered north of Fredricktown, MO and a brief tornado. Catalog ID: 05252011_CC Total Run Time: 04;26;13 To license this footage, visit www.StormChasingVideo.com

6/20/2011 B-Roll footage of tornado hitting a train. Three tornadoes from close range in Hamilton and York County, Nebraska. Video shot by Meteorologist Brandon Ivey who is with the TIV or Tornado Intercept Vehicle for Discovery Channels TV show “Storm Chasers”. Video shows some extreme close up tornado video including one scene where a train is hit by the tornado. Catalog ID: 06202011_TAI Total Run Time: 14;13;23 To license this footage, visit www.StormChasingVideo.com

*NOT FOR BROADCAST* Andy Gabrielson shoots video of a large tornado near Tipton, OK on Monday, November 7, 2011. His car rolls when he has some steering problems. Andy immediately jumped in another car and kept chasing! For TV licensing, contact Kory Hartman at SevereStudios.com

twitter.com Hurricane Irene hit New York City as a tropical storm but there was still some damages, a lot of fallen trees and flooding in downtown Manhattan, beaches, and in areas close to rivers and the ocean. This footage was taken in Richmond Hill Queens NYC

Like” us on Facebook.com/PublicDomainFootage 1:57 1938 newsreel. A hurricane of 1938 (later dubbed “The Long Island Express) rips through the eastern states leaving behind a trail of devastation and killing 600 people. This ispublic domain archival stock footage and available for purchase at www.PublicDomainFootage.com. Master footage is high-resolution NTSC - watermark does not appear on master footage and video is broadcast quality (unlike this demo). For more public domain archival footage visit www.PublicDomainFootage.com.

twitter.com Hurricane Irene hit New York City as a tropical storm but there was still some damages, a lot of fallen trees and flooding in downtown Manhattan, beaches, and in areas close to rivers and the ocean. This footage was taken in Richmond Hill Queens NYC. In this video you will see fallen trees, fallen telephone poles, tree crushing houses, fallen tree blocking roads, aftermath cleanup

Hurricane Irene hit Rhode Island on August 28th, 2011. This video shows some of the before and after footage of the impact. Interviews of the local community as well.

Thoughts please??

I live just outside of NYC. A group of friends and I had decided several weeks back to all get together this weekend at a rental home in CT (Windham County). The plan was to drive the 3 hours there this evening (Friday) after work and come home Sunday. I know Irene’s path and intensity keeps changing but I can’t decide if I should go or not, and I want to hear others’ opinions…

Some factors:
- I haven’t seen these friends in a long time, and will likely not be able to see them again in a long time
- The shortest route home takes 3 hours and would be on I-95, which is rather close to the projected center of the storm
- I could take an alternate route which brings me farther inland to a Tropical Storm Watch Zone (rather than a Hurricane Zone), but this would take 5 hours and still likely be bad weather
- I could drive up tonight (3 hours) and leave tomorrow afternoon and be home before the worst of the storm (but then is all the driving worth it?)
- My friends are all still going and seeing tomorrow if it changes and whether its safe to stay or if they should leave early….

Thoughts? Thanks! and be nice please!

Oh, also, I just got the oil changed and everything else all checked so the car can handle rain
Whoops! Forgot something important:

This Monday is my first day at a new job, so I can’t really afford to get stranded somewhere. I definitely have to come home at least by Sunday…

Where were you in that rain this morning. I got bathe walking in a fun walk in Rendezvous and nearly loss my balance coming down the hill. When we got to the Brown Beach there was thunder and lightning and the sea was rough.
We like we have some real advisers on weather systems on here…thanks to you Michael and Geo.

The sun was ripe and tired in its final stage and it shimmered gently, low and dim, as if it were stepping aside and preparing to give the other stars a chance to shine. A light wind blew. There was warmth in each breeze, and between each waft it seemed as if the air had eternally been perfectly still. The harsh freeze of the previous year and the deluge which had followed seemed now to have been a bad dream. Through the passing of the year the weather had changed and now, in August, the elements were welcomed by the people. The wind revived the weary workers, like a fan cooling an overheating engine and the rain, when it seldom arrived, was welcomed like a deceiving and deceitfully endearing friend. The showers came in saccharine bursts, and their vital sweetness was felt by all. The crops, the trees, the birds and every animal instinctively drenched themselves gleefully. The work-weary men and women dropped their hoes and spades, their washboards and their churns and they sheltered.

A tornado has leveled parts of Joplin Missouri. 117 deaths confirmed so far. Joplin was a town of 50000 people.

Last year, a hurricane was experience by my family and me for the first time. It was Hurricane Ellen, and much damage to our property and neighborhood was caused by its fierce winds of 200 miles per hour and its heavy rains. The old oak tree in our backyard was uprooted and hurled across the roof of our house, creating a large hole thought which the rain poured in. Our living room was flooded by the water, which rose to a height of three feet. When we began to think that the worst of the storm was over, we heard a loud crash and looked out the window to see that our car had been hit by our neighbor’s fallen tree, caving in the roof and breaking all the windows. Having recently moved to the East Coast from North Dakorta, we thought that a hurricane was little more than a thunderstorm. Next time, when people in our area are advised to evacuate before a hurricane comes, I’m sure our family will be the first to leave.

This has been bugging me for quite a while now. Why is it that every photograph of a hurricane is taken by satellite, rather than from ground view? And how come people never see the actual funnel cloud? Is it too far away? Every time I google image search for a hurricane, I get either satellite photos of a cyclone or pictures of rain and wind blowing things away. No funnel cloud.

Does the actual funnel cloud reach land and cause damage like tornadoes do?

[Dir By B Sound Films] www.facebook.com Its 4779736 ppl here in Alabama…if everyone give dollars that would equal up to 594720 = Helping a lot of ppl.A path of destruction at least several hundreds yard wide cleared its way with high winds in Pratt City April 27, 2011

Well, my internet is being wierd. D;
I try to play an online game, or watch a video or just search the web…and almost every two minutes i get disconnected. I dont understand, because my signal is still great. Even though my internet doesnt respond and has to end the program, my signal stays strong.

This is really frustrating trying to play an mmorpg when you get dced every 2 mins. If anyone knows something I could do to stop it, that’d be great.

Btw…I’m using Windows XP and I’m using wireless high speed internet. and firefox. Could it be the weather or something? I had a storm/tiny hurricane earlier this week, but i only got rain and wind, nothing too bad. please help me. x_______x

I am a person that really enjoyed the rain and gloomy weather, for example I work outside and there was a day that I was cleaning up trash while everyone else was running for shelter. Some people look at me like I there is something wrong with me. But how most people enjoy the sun, I can’t stand it. I always feel happier and more relaxed when its storming and raining. Does anyone else feel this way?

Is it a tornado, hurricane, flood, tsunami, what?? It can be anything weather-related. Mine was tornado. I heard wind, thunder and obviously rain. I looked out my window and all I could see was dust and dirt and plants, like I was buried underground…freaky… after the storm, it was gold outside… I’m serious…. gold…

The Elie, Manitoba Tornado was an F5 tornado that struck the town of Elie, Manitoba on June 22, 2007. While several houses were leveled, no one was injured or killed by the tornado. Me and Tara were driving on the trans-canada right into the the thing, crazy kids, we drove past it about 100 metres away this is when the gap between the approach and the crossing occurs, the audio would not transfer from my Lg chocolate phone to my Macbook pro. There are a few times where we are like its coming towards us go go go, and another time like wow its getting huge. The ground was shaking so we peaced out pretty quick, Pretty sick experience!!! Tara was driving and I was filming from my phone. Just recently repaired my damaged phone to get the footage back and to share with all

What do dog owners do in the snow and cold or rain when their dog has to go potty? I don’t want everything wet and paws all dirty. I would like to build some sort of enclosure on our deck to make life easier for him, and yes us. Also, doesn’t dog urine and feces wreck your lawn? I tried the UGODog(inside potty system) but I didn’t think it was sanitary for my family- even though he did use it 90%. I do want him to go outside, but any ideas to make it more pleasurable during Minnesotas weather?
We wouldn’t have him pee/poop on our deck; just needing some sort of shelter ideas

huge tornado in hempfield caught on tape by Tyler Tubbs Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

Filmed with a Standard 8 movie camera. Shows flying debris, roof sheeting coming off, boats washed ashore, buildings demolished in Townsville, Queensland, Australia. Restored and sound effects added. Contact me for more details.

Hurricane Alex - Cat 2 June, 30th 2010. At landfull wind speed was 105 mph and the pressure was 947 mb. The hurricane was a category 2, but its pressure resembled a cat 3 almost a cat 4! This tropical storm was massive! It extended hundreds of miles, and sadly played a part in dispersing the oil more. This hurricane made landfall south of Texas into Mexico heading west on June 30th, 2010 at 9 pm CDT. This is a compilation video like a documentary to record Hurricane Alex in history with raw hurricane footage. Music is by Anderson Cale Check them out here: www.myspace.com A thanks to NOAA, Weather Channel, and Weather Underground for the graphical images.

we caught this rare footage of cyclone bianca, it was so wild throwing objects around…