Your asked for it and here it is. A wild selection of severe storm clips set to music. Feel free to use the clip (as it is) on your web pages, but please credit to Warren Faidley - Stormchaser.com. And of course, this footage may not be used for any form of commercial, editorial, business or promotional use what-so-ever without our expressed written permission.Thank you for watching our extreme storm footage. Please note the following! 1: If you wish to contact us, please do not leave me a message here, as we do not check our YouTube mail very often. Please visit www.stormchaser.com and use the contact data there. 2 For commercial licensing of this footage, please visit www.weatherstock.com 3 For consumer DVD’s, prints, posters, etc, please visit www.stormchaser.com and follow the links. For DVD’s you can also visit http 4: For biographical data, or media contacts regarding Mr. Faidley, or the Storm Angel Chase team, please visit www.warrenfaidley.com All of the footage seen on our YouTube productions was shot by award wining photographer and cinematographer Warren Faidley. Mr. Faidley, was the world’s first storm chasing journalist. Unlike most “chasers,” he pursues all types of severe weather and natural disasters as a full-time occupation. His client list has included NASCAR, The Weather Channel, Johnson & Johnson, MTV, DuPont, National Geographic, Fox News, CNN and many more.
Here is storm footage from around Northern Middlesex County as Hurricane Irene approached the Garden State on Saturday, August 27th. The storm was a minimal Category One storm with 80 mile per hour winds, but it dumped almost 2.5 inches on South Plainfield in eight hours. It also brought significant storm surge into Raritan Bay at South Amboy.
Raw footage, May 3, 1999 tornado in southwest Oklahoma City. The soundtrack has intentionally been muted and the video, which was very shaky at times, has been run through YouTube’s stabilization process. An edited non-stabilized version of this same video, with sound, can be viewed at: www.youtube.com
Powerful wind knocks down a tree and rips off roof terrifying this poor family! A terrified Family watchs in horror as Hurricane Gustave destroys their property. Epic storm footage of the Tropical cyclone. This family was truly scared to death and probably thought they were all going to die. OMG moment caught on camera. Footage like this is very RARE.
Flooding and rain! May God have mercy on our souls! A man and his little girl narrowly escape rising water during tropical storm Lee! This is real and its all caught on camera. We barely got our vehicles out before losing our home and all of our belongings!! URGENT UPDATE! Water is rising at an alarming rate. We are getting hammered here. This is more water than we saw from Rita, Ike or Katrina! I shot this video less than 24 hours ago and the water has already risen over 5 ft since then. Livingston Parish is under a self declared State of Emergency! Flood damage is severe! Our neighborhood is a total loss! This is an exclusive video showing raw footage of a neighborhood facing disaster. Pay attention to the details here. You will see how both humans and animals are coping with this devestation! I am working on another video to show just what a difference 1 day has made in this storm. Look for it this evening sometimes. You wont see this anywhere else but on my channel! All of the videos on my YouTube channel are hard hitting and authentic. I got your revolution right here! Steve Spell II Louisiana is losing it all, all over again! Steve Spell II
An apparent tornado ripped through two counties in western North Carolina, injuring at least three people, while damaging a mobile home park and other property, National Weather Service officials said Wednesday. (Jan. 11)
Storm chasers Scott Peake, Kevin Rolfs and Colt Forney documented this large tornado near the town of Friendship, WI on April 10, 2011. Later the team encountered a second tornado south of Appleton, in the town of Neena. Follow the Basehunters chase team on Facebook:www.facebook.com
Initially a weak pencil-like tornado near the Bell-Williamson County line, the funnel rapidly intensified into a 3/4 mile wide multi-vortex storm at around 3:45 PM CDT. Its first damage occurred three minutes later at 3:48 PM CDT in the northwestern portion of Jarrell striking Double Creek Estates. It later moved into a wooded area before dissipating after damaging numerous trees. Grass and soil in fields near Jarrell were ripped out of the ground to a depth of 18 in (46 cm). When the tornado crossed county roads outside Jarrell, it tore a 500-foot (152 m) length of asphalt from the roads. About 40 structures were completely destroyed by the tornado and dozens of vehicles were lifted in the air and tossed, some thrown more than half a mile. Many researchers, after reviewing aerial damage photographs of Double Creek Estates, considered the Jarrell storm to be the most violent tornado, in terms of damage intensity, that they had ever seen. Most of the homes in the tornadoes path were well-constructed and bolted to their foundations, the tornado left only the slab foundations. Several entire families were killed in the tornado, including all five members of the Igo family and all four members of the Moehring family. There were 27 human fatalities in the Double Creek subdivision. In addition, about 300 cattle were killed by the storm. About 10 minutes prior to the main event, eye-witnesses spotted additional tornadoes north and west of Jarrell. Numerous vehicles sought …
An apparent tornado struck the downtown of one of Massachusetts’ largest cities Wednesday afternoon, scattering debris, toppling trees, and frightening workers and residents. No injuries were immediately reported. (June 1)
This is a sample of my Hurricane Wilma storm chase video. The footage was taken during the peak of the storm on the Southwest Florida coast in Belle Meade, near Marco Island. Peak winds occur after the lull, associated with the passage of the storm’s eye, and are near 100mph with gusts to 120mph.
Hurricane Ivan was a classic, long-lived Cape Verde hurricane that reached Category 5 strength three times during its lifespan. Ivan caused tremendous damage as it crossed Grenada, the Cayman Islands and made landfall near the Alabama/Florida border. Maximum sustained winds at landfall in the US are estimated at 120mph with gusts to 140mph, Category Three intensity. At landfall, the storm’s minimum central pressure was 946mb (27.94in). This video also includes some behind-the-scenes footage from the National Hurricane Center including clips of my good friends and hurricane forecasters, Lixion Avila, Jack Beven, Max Mayfield (the center’s director at that time)… as well as another good friend, Monroe County ex-Civil Defense Director Billy Wagner. Also in the background is Florida Governor, Charlie Crist.
This is footage taken at the National Hurricane Center (then located in Coral Gables, Florida) on the morning of July 23, 1985 as Tropical Storm Bob was impacting South Florida. Neil Frank, director of the Hurricane Center at the time, can be heard (and seen) talking on the phone to local government officials. Storm chaser Jim Leonard is also in the background.
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.
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Hurricane Katrina NOAA archive footage of the satellite data from the visable satellite , IR satellite , RGB satellite and Water Vapor satellite images showing katrina making land fall in South Florida and the Mississippi Gulf Coasts. This satellite archive covers both landfalls of Hurricane…
Storm Chaser Aaron Estman captured dramatic footage of the extreme flooding that impacted the greater Dallas, TX area on Sept. 8, 2010. Tropical Storm Hermine was responsible for over 6 inches of rain that fell in a relatively short time, causing extensive travel issues as some area roads were submerged under several feet of rushing flood waters! Follow Aaron’s storm chases LIVE at TornadoVideos.net!
8/31/2006 Tropical Storm Ernesto footage from Carolina Beach, NC. Footage of Tropical Storm Ernesto making land fall at Carolina Beach during the overnight hours. Catalog #: TS_Ernesto_01_MR Screen Format: 4:3 Video Format: Standard Definition License Type: Rights Managed To license this footage, contact www.StormChasingVideo.com
B-Roll footage of Tropical Storm Ernesto making landfall at Carolina Beach, NC during the overnight hours. Footage of high winds and power transformers shorting out. Catalog #: TS_Ernesto_02_WC Screen Format: 4:3 Video Format: Standard Definition License Type: Rights Managed To license this footage, contact www.StormChasingVideo.com
This tornado was on the ground for 43 miles, it struck three communities, killing 9. Final assessment of the storm determined that it was an EF-5 tornado when it struck Parkersburg and New Hartford. Winds were estimated at 205mph.
B-Roll footage of Tropical Storm Ernesto moving into the Carolina Beach, NC area during the afternoon and evening hours. Daylight footage of large waves and heavy rains. Catalog #: TS_Ernesto_01_WC Screen Format: 4:3 Video Format: Standard Definition License Type: Rights Managed To license this footage, contact www.StormChasingVideo.com
This is raw video from David Reimer shot just south of downtown Oklahoma City on the now infamous May 10, 2010. Sirens were activated just after 4:45 PM CDT when the supercell that would go on to produce several strong tornadoes, including the Moore EF4, first became tornado warned just southwest of the city. This was a High Risk day from the Storm Prediction Center and the local media had been hyping up this event for the past week, still there were some people that did not take the warning seriously, as you can see in the video. This was about ten minutes before we moved northeast to get out of the way of the softball sized hail inbound and to get in the path of the cell out east of the metro. Be sure to check out Connor’s excellent tornado video from the red river that was taken about 90 minutes later. This video is not for rebroadcast, but a clean version of the video is available for media licensing.
Hurricane Charley strengthened rapidly just before striking the southwestern coast of Florida, over Charlotte Harbor, as a Category Four hurricane. Although extremely small in size, Charley produced sustained winds of 150mph and gusts to near 175mph, causing catastrophic wind damage in the communities of Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda, FL. The Charlotte County Medical Center recorded an unofficial gust of 150kts (173mph) and the Charlotte County Airport recorded 139kts (160mph). Charley’s minimum central pressure at landfall was 942mb (27.82in) and I recorded 950mb (28.05in) at my location near Fawcett Memorial Hospital. Veteran storm chaser Andy Dressler accompanied me on this chase.