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Action 4 News reporter Janine Reyes is live on the scene during the instense Hurricane Dolly.
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 …
Footage of Hurricane Dolly at landfall from ground zero in Port Mansfield, Texas from TornadoVideos.net Stream 1. Footage includes wind gusts to 100 mph, transformers on fire, and rolled mobile homes. Check out TornadoVideos.net for more extreme weather footage. Storm chasers include Joel Taylor, Matt Chatelain, Curtis McDonald, Matt Van Every, and Daniel Betten.
Rescuers are searching for survivors in the US state of North Carolina after deadly tornadoes killed at least 21 and injured more than 80 others. A state of emergency has been declared, after high winds destroyed more than 130 homes and damaged many more. It brings the total number of deaths in the southern states to 45, after the violent storms swept through the region. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com
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.
1953 Flint / Beecher Michigan F - 5 tornado 116 life’s lost and 1000 injured. no Tornado since has a greater death toll, in America, still in the top ten disasters of American History,, two other very bad tornados that year one in the day after mothers day 1953 Waco Texas 114 life’s lost , and one in Worcester Massachusetts 94 life’s lost the next day after the Flint - Beecher tornado, it was the same storm cell that hit flint,, and it started in Texas
3 minute video clip shot just north of Galveston,TX on Sept. 12-13, 2008
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!
The Jarrell Texas F5 Tornado 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 dirt in fields near Jarrell were ripped out of the ground to a depth of 18 in or (50 cm). When the tornado crossed county roads outside Jarrell, it ripped 500 feet (150m) of asphalt off 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, but even so 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 …
Sunday evening, Eric Meyers - an emergency management coordinator in Navarro County, Texas, videotaped his incredibly close encounter with a powerful tornado. (Oct. 25)
I work for 1560 The Game and shot a bunch of Ike and the aftermath in Houston. I shot from Spring, Texas.
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.
Some Hurricane Ivan footage of surfing at Bob Hall Pier in Corpus Christi, Texas on Sept 15 and 16, 2004.
This video shows the aftermath of Hurricane Ike on Galveston Island, TX on Saturday morning after landfall. One of the biggest threats were fires, which were almost impossible to control given the strong winds. Check out the pre-landfall surf and landfall videos on the TornadoVideos.net channel
Tropical Storm Matthew Surfing footage from Corpus Christi, Texas Surf at Bob Hall Pier in October of 2004.
This was taken hours prior to Hurricane Ike making landfall. Severe, widespread flooding had already begun.
This is an ENG package sent out to media outlets of the debris shot the morning after Hurricane Ike made landfall in Galveston, Texas. Incredible piles of debris were on Seawall Blvd in Galveston from various pier buildings that were either completely destroyed or very heavily damaged. Videographer: David Drummond daviddrummond.com
Never-before-seen video of a massive tornado near Whitedeer, Texas on May 29, 2001, shot by tornadovideos.net storm chaser Joel Taylor. Video from EXTREME close range as the violent twister chases them down the road. extremetornadotours.com — now booking for 2009!
1953 Flint / Beecher Michigan F - 5 tornado 116 life’s lost and 1000 injured. no Tornado since has a greater death toll, in America, still in the top ten disasters of American History,, two other very bad tornados that year one in the day after mothers day 1953 Waco Texas 114 life’s lost , and one in Worcester Massachusetts 94 life’s lost the next day after the Flint - Beecher tornado, it was the same storm cell that hit flint,, and it started in Texas
A violent F5 tornado develops near Kellerville, Texas on the evening of June 8, 1995. I’m joined on this chase by veteran storm chasers Bobby Prentice and Richard Thomas.
News reporters get owned in hurricane force winds during Hurricane Ike. Some funny footage I put together during the hurricane. What else are ya gonna do while it’s raining outside??
Video of a huge 1/2 mile wide wedge tornado from just west of Throckmorton, TX on April 7, 2002. TornadoVideos.net storm chasers capture incredible footage of the violent tornado from close range. This video was featured on Good Morning America, CNN, The Weather Channel, and several television productions. Check out TornadoVideos.net for more insane tornado footage, breaking news, and our live GPS tracker!
Hurricane Ike slams Galveston, Texas. Watch the huge waves hit the 17 foot seawall and shoot up 100 feet in the air. See two guys on bikes kiss the road when a wave hit’s the seawall.
This was taken hours prior to Hurricane Ike making landfall on the Texas coast.