@shampoovta - Similar in nature with similar outcomes, a gust front or microburst with winds of 60+ mph are not uncommon with strong storms. Temporary structures are more vulnerable in these events and what happened in Indiana was most unfortunate. Best wishes in recovery for all affected in this tragedy and our condolences go out to the families of those who lost loved ones and friends.
a few days ago it was 110 degrees and we got a micro burst that sent a tree fliping over and furniture outside that flew 10 feet almost over the wall.. im in arizona... lol clear as day to.. very random
A microburst hit my suburb in Brisbane in 2008. It was publicised as severe storm damage but the few videos of it look just like this. I live on the crest of the hill where it hit, the winds pushed water through our walls and shattered windows. It was just like a 20 minute cyclone. The sound was terrifying, I still can't stand to see trees bend in the wind.
I was on my way home from a job interview when I got caught in a lesser microburst 1 block from home in 3" heels. I ran, but I had head to toe welts all over, even from such short exposure!
I had a microburst yesterday. My mom was calling for my dad, I went to their room, and it was just straight dust parallel to the ground. And the wind knocked my basketball hoop over.
You don't need a microburst or a tornado to see winds of this intensity. I grew up in Plymouth, Mi., and every year there would be two or three really bad sever storms pass through that had winds that were clocked at 80+ MPH.
My grandma told me tht a few years ago b4 i was born there were microbursts here in new york but idk i wasnt alive then b8ut she took pickures and they made so much damage tht for like 4 hours no one cldn leave there houses and i think she said there was no power cuz it took out power lines and ugh it was just awful!
I and a bunch of others in my town of seneca, IL think we had a microburst because all of the other towns and cities were flooded in the streets but, we had only had about a minute or two a drizzling and then it got windy and caused damage but, nothing like it was in chicago and surrounding areas. I'm just lucky that no one got hurt when a local power line got torn off the pole.
I've had a terrifying ordeal with a micro burst in PA. At a place called eagle lake. It was said to be Very rare occurrence. i was in the middle of the lake Bright & sunny day when, high winds and lighting came. i was blown in the air about 9 feet on my tube. a small water spout formed about 45 ft from me, i managed to hop inside a strangers car to get home.. T__T sorry if it sounds dramatic its just how it happened
Yeah, to show how localized these events can be. We had a Microburst here in the area, which completely destroyed a block built hardware store back in 1997. The buildings next to it were largely untouched however. Most of the trees across the street snapped in the high winds however. And to this day there is a sign about 600 feet away from the old hardware store that is still bent at an angle. They estimated winds in it from 120-135mph.
i had one too 2 years ago in the summer... it surprised me alot.. big tree branches fell down from like 50 feet above the ground and barely touched my house.. but it did destroy my car on the driveway. i saw it all and i had never seen that type of weather in my life.. it was like a small hurricane that lasted less than 5 minutes and then all of a sudden it was blue skys outside?!?!?!
there was a huge microburst that blew through my street like an hour ago ...no frickin kidding!!! we were sitting on the couch watching the cleavelend show and then were heard a massive roar. i ran to the dor and went outside and there were people on the sidewalks struggling to keep ballance.... and it only lasted like 30 seconds.
We had microburst here. Even though we had no trees in our yard we ended up with 8 of them on our house. That and a power line too. I ended up having to take shelter in the basement with our two dogs. It was pretty freaking scary.
we had a microburst today in bronx,ny very rare here, wind and rain was so bad that i could not see my sidewalk!!!. alot of branches down it was crazy but nice. PS. lightning also struck my window lol.
Just had one today 7-28-09 in S.C. Never seen anything like that in my life. It seemed like a routine thunderstorm and then all hell broke loose. Scary stuff!!!!
I am in So Cal and last September I got a fairly rare hot micro burst. The temperature skyrocketed for a bit after the blast of wind during late season thunderstorms.
There was one at the end of one of the runways at Midway Airport in Chicago lastnight, I'm a flight attendant and we were waiting to leave to return to Toronto and had to evacuate our crew to go into the airport.... I've never seen anything like it before in my life
i'm from campbellsville kentucky and 1 day when i was in walmart, it was storming, all of a sudden, all the lights went out.a few minutes later some people came into walmart saying that Movie Gallery was gone, it was demolished. the freekiest thing was that me and my family was about to go there before it was destroyed. people kept on saying that it was a strate line wind and some people said it was a tornado. ive herd that a micro burst is a strate line wind. thats what i think it was
@veryrandomname Im from russell springs and i remember that. Craziest thing ever. It was sunny and nice all day. No storms were predicted. Just all of a sudden some major wind came through randomly. And we turned on the radio after the gusts had passed and turns out arbys was damaged, the movie gallery was leveled, and several trucks at amazon were tipped over.
when i was in 5th grade three years ago there was a microburst in my small town while i was in school. it was the end of the day and the principal made us stay inside until it was over and it was INTENSE! at the time i was pretty scared but hey.. i can now say i experienced one of those things. cool :P
I was caught outside during a wet microburst in the seventh grade. I was hit with a bunch of debris from trees (luckily nothing larger than a stick) and had to ditch my overstuffed backpack! I thought I was caught in a tornado or something, my young self didn't know what to do other than run and scream loudly.
I had a similar experience: I was out walking my dog, sixth or seventh grade, saw the storm coming and headed for home. Just as the rain started to mist down we got hit by a microburst. It was almost comical the way it stopped after the dog got over her shock and started barking at the sky, but only in retrospect, I was scared shitless when it happened..
Filmed right down the street from my house. I've seen more crazy weather here in Ridegcrest, than I ever saw while living in Shreveport. You'd think it would be the opposite, but there it's just normal rain.
i used to live in china lake. we would get some WICKED summer storms there. i remember the 250 yr. flood that wiped out the basements of michelson labs.
Also when a derecho comes through, you can get incredible winds, have seen bursts of over 101 mph. When a thunderstorm collapses, you can get some strong winds, too. Excellent.
Do you remember what they clocked the winds at in that microburst? Must've been pretty intense..wouldn't blame you if you had left a load in your pants I know I sure would have.
Unfortunately, no. 10 years ago there wasn't the number of remote weather (personal) stations there are today. I'd guess the wind was in the ball park of 100+. When I noticed the poles bent at 90 degrees with my left eye, I would imagine they were over 100. I've never seen or imagined a power pole could do that.
I nearly did. Also, right after they did go down, you'll notice the camera gets a little shakey. That's not because of my nerves, it was because the car was rocking so bad I couldn't hold it still. Thanks for the comment.
@ThamMalaysia No. Wind alone at that speed would not be enough to dent a vehicle structure. Debris is the primary damaging factor in winds of that speed, regardless of the cause.
over in at rockcliff m. airport a down burst made some planes spin and there wings rocked like crazy and it was awesome you could do the leaning into the wind thing!
i can attest for multiple micro burst out of my area these winds are prety dangerous and something i wont ever be driveing in if i do get caught in one ive learned from past experinces pull over sit tight enjoy the show..
49 trees feel while back in july my area by a storm produceing 80-100mph winds.
This happened to my community last Saturday except we had a lot of lightning and thunder. It lifted up structures outside that weighed over 100 pounds.
i live just north of the pittsburgh metro area, so tornados arent really frequent to the area. just north of where i live get a few tornados a year. i have been through a microburst before, at least thats what everyone was calling it. it took 8 trees down in my yard and put 4 thru my house, knocking off my front porch and one crashed thru my ceiling although i was luckily down the street at a grocery store at the time. when i looked outside after the power went out i i just saw debris and white
Last time a microburst blew thru was about maybe a year ago here...it wasnt even really raining that hard but when it dispersed on the ground it instantly went white out...it was crazy yo...
I was in a micro burst before! It was freakin scary! I wasn't very strong though. You could see it aproach because we were by a baseball feild and you could see all the dust getting kicked up. Super freaky!
dude seroiusly where i live i miss all the thunderstorms there is like a thunderstorm 1 mile north of me and they got all th ewinds and hail and me we get nutting excxept sprinkles that happens everysummer not even ONE THUNDERSTORM HIT OVER US DIRECTLY
where do you live? I'm in northern illinois and we'll get 2 of these a summer with maybe 8storms to spare in basically any city you choose north and west of chicago. Then again, you could choose central oklahoma and die lol.
where do you live? I'm in northern illinois and we'll get 2 of these a summer with maybe 8storms to spare in basically any city you choose north and west of chicago. Then again, you could choose central oklahoma and die lol.
Hey that happens to me, I live in southern Minnesota though.
If you look at the map that shows where the severe thunderstorm/tornado warnings are, every county surrounding ours has one, but we don't. It's a let down.
this happened where i live in south heights it was was some crazy ass shit it flipped houses and garages and it blew my friends tramploline like a quarter of a mile away lol and knocked ALOT of hUGE trees down it was nuts we all thought it was a tornado but it was a microburst
I have always wanted to do severe weather chasing and over here in Oregon we never get any life threating weather, but I can only imagine it never gets easy going through something intense like that and keep the footage rolling so people like me who love this stuff get to see. Awesome!!! Any tornado footage?
Unfortunately, living in California has it's disadvantages where aquiring tornado footage is concerned. The closest thing I have is 1 chase I did during a 2 week visit to Norman which is in my video file. I have some aftermath of the Wewoka tornado I'll be posting soon, along with other chase video I shot while I was there.
We get lots of these where I live commonly around the 100km/h mark, the last one we had was a couple of weeks ago and had gusts to 121km/h, many palms and branches were snapped and a huge African mahogony tree was totally uprooted in as little as 20 minutes.
The strongest winds are near the end of the microburst. An aircraft flying through it near the beginning may not report that bad of winds, but if a pilot behind him chooses to go through the same microburst it may bee too late.
What were the wind speeds estimated at? Just before the poles snapped you can hear the winds intensify. I would think they had to be between 80-100mph. In Lake Elsinore on 8/31/07 I was in a microburst there and saw a powerpole snapped in half after the microburst settled down. I was only 1/2 mile from that spot but although the winds were intense, they were not as much as in your video, but I estimate they definitely were right where the pole fell just 1/2 mile north of me.
It's difficult for me to estimate because everything happened so fast. I would say the strongest of the wind hit the power poles first because I saw them bent, (not snapped yet), at a 90 degree angle through my left eye. At that point I swung the camera around just in time to catch the one going down. Then it was my turn. I've never been in wind strong enough I felt it was going to roll me before. : )
I was caught in several severe thunderstorms with microbursts down in Lake Elsinore and Perris, that toppled power poles just like this one. You can see my videos of them on my channel. But this video raised the hair on the back of my neck!
did it come from the west? have we ever had any supercells here in the desert? a few days ago, i guess there was a small tornado reported near rosamond or mojave...somewheres near there
By the time it was brought to my attention, it was over town already. The storms subsequent to it moved from west to east so this one probaby did too.
Supercells, like tornadoes, can occur anywhere if conditions are favorable. They are not common for this area. The tornado on 9-1-07 near Mojave (although short lived), was reported by one weather spotter and the fire department. Mojave Desert News reported it snapped power poles in Rosamond which I had also heard on the scanner.
wait isnt that near howards mini market? i remember that storm!! it was insane!!! i remember the power went out when the powerline fell....the next day is was like a million degrees outside and all my fish died...yep
yeah i used to live near howards mini market...i lived on glen ct. i remember that same day, i was at walmart with my parents they told us to get out of walmart because the lights were flickering in the store...when we got back, i remember how windy it was and all the streets were literally 5 ft. deep. a few minutes after we got back, the house started to really shake and the power went off...good memories.
psh. I used to ride my bike to school through rain like this all the time.
salazam 1 week ago
We had one of these in Arizona in 2005 in August. The rain was just like this, except with thunder and lightning. :O
youandihavenolife 2 weeks ago
@katelbrown97 the microbursts might pin you down if you go to the centre of it you've been warned you can't get up until the microburst ends :)
andrewweeson 3 weeks ago
a couple years ago we had a microburst in new jersey....
katelbrown97 1 month ago
im here because of smallville..from the sneeze episode but im probably the only one :(
lonogugeadult 3 months ago
lol 1:55 looks like a Giant Rabbit !
Botronical 5 months ago
Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse
shampoovta 5 months ago
@shampoovta - Similar in nature with similar outcomes, a gust front or microburst with winds of 60+ mph are not uncommon with strong storms. Temporary structures are more vulnerable in these events and what happened in Indiana was most unfortunate. Best wishes in recovery for all affected in this tragedy and our condolences go out to the families of those who lost loved ones and friends.
HighDesertNews 5 months ago
a few days ago it was 110 degrees and we got a micro burst that sent a tree fliping over and furniture outside that flew 10 feet almost over the wall.. im in arizona... lol clear as day to.. very random
worldterror2012 6 months ago
nice job :)
crazymaze22 7 months ago
@crazymaze22 Thank you.
HighDesertNews 7 months ago
I remember this microburst in CA
longbeach225 7 months ago
I totally remember this! I only lived a couple hundred yards away from where this was filmed!
WaSupKen 7 months ago
somethings missing! the likes! :O
killme23now 8 months ago
A microburst hit my suburb in Brisbane in 2008. It was publicised as severe storm damage but the few videos of it look just like this. I live on the crest of the hill where it hit, the winds pushed water through our walls and shattered windows. It was just like a 20 minute cyclone. The sound was terrifying, I still can't stand to see trees bend in the wind.
TheHazelErwin 10 months ago
this video is so realistic i felt like i was there o.O
celebrityfan1990 1 year ago
thank God I live in belize!
celebrityfan1990 1 year ago
I was on my way home from a job interview when I got caught in a lesser microburst 1 block from home in 3" heels. I ran, but I had head to toe welts all over, even from such short exposure!
ps...I got the job ;)
raynasabine 1 year ago
where's chuck norris to put mother nature back in her place
chillaxer1993 1 year ago
Oh snap! Pun intended.
AtarahDerek 1 year ago 2
@AtarahDerek
hhahaahah
gloomyoutlook 1 year ago
I was caught in one of these yesterday. It was intense! Our car was rocking back and forth!
SpazzFingersFB 1 year ago
the microburst we just had in new york had winds of 125 mph. it tore giant trees to shreds as if they were toothpicks
GutiarAce 1 year ago
Wow, the power of mother nature.
puma0425 1 year ago
100-110 mph burst!!
ChaseThatTornado67 1 year ago
I had a microburst yesterday. My mom was calling for my dad, I went to their room, and it was just straight dust parallel to the ground. And the wind knocked my basketball hoop over.
Crazy day!
PivotExclusive 1 year ago
You don't need a microburst or a tornado to see winds of this intensity. I grew up in Plymouth, Mi., and every year there would be two or three really bad sever storms pass through that had winds that were clocked at 80+ MPH.
bookworm1960 1 year ago
2:26
veggiegrow7 1 year ago
My grandma told me tht a few years ago b4 i was born there were microbursts here in new york but idk i wasnt alive then b8ut she took pickures and they made so much damage tht for like 4 hours no one cldn leave there houses and i think she said there was no power cuz it took out power lines and ugh it was just awful!
orphanrocks 1 year ago
I and a bunch of others in my town of seneca, IL think we had a microburst because all of the other towns and cities were flooded in the streets but, we had only had about a minute or two a drizzling and then it got windy and caused damage but, nothing like it was in chicago and surrounding areas. I'm just lucky that no one got hurt when a local power line got torn off the pole.
melissasmrz1 1 year ago
chuck norris sneezing
PlusleTG 1 year ago
I love these microbursts.
Nuker1337 1 year ago
We have those a lot in NY haha.
ciityinruins 1 year ago
Doesn't he sound like W Bush? Not to insult him
Darkc0w 1 year ago
I've had a terrifying ordeal with a micro burst in PA. At a place called eagle lake. It was said to be Very rare occurrence. i was in the middle of the lake Bright & sunny day when, high winds and lighting came. i was blown in the air about 9 feet on my tube. a small water spout formed about 45 ft from me, i managed to hop inside a strangers car to get home.. T__T sorry if it sounds dramatic its just how it happened
darkside3704 1 year ago
we just had this in Johnstown,PA about 5.5 hours ago we were with out power for 5 hours crazy stuff scary stuff glad its over
jasada09 1 year ago
damn, i love america for its incredibly rich assortment of extreme weather events
Omatunto 1 year ago
Yeah, to show how localized these events can be. We had a Microburst here in the area, which completely destroyed a block built hardware store back in 1997. The buildings next to it were largely untouched however. Most of the trees across the street snapped in the high winds however. And to this day there is a sign about 600 feet away from the old hardware store that is still bent at an angle. They estimated winds in it from 120-135mph.
Bluetailvappy 1 year ago
i had one too 2 years ago in the summer... it surprised me alot.. big tree branches fell down from like 50 feet above the ground and barely touched my house.. but it did destroy my car on the driveway. i saw it all and i had never seen that type of weather in my life.. it was like a small hurricane that lasted less than 5 minutes and then all of a sudden it was blue skys outside?!?!?!
ahn4694 2 years ago
there was a huge microburst that blew through my street like an hour ago ...no frickin kidding!!! we were sitting on the couch watching the cleavelend show and then were heard a massive roar. i ran to the dor and went outside and there were people on the sidewalks struggling to keep ballance.... and it only lasted like 30 seconds.
COD5money 2 years ago
Awesome !
wargrinder00 2 years ago
At the end, powerlines fell over as a result of the high winds. o.o
annimusprime 2 years ago
We had microburst here. Even though we had no trees in our yard we ended up with 8 of them on our house. That and a power line too. I ended up having to take shelter in the basement with our two dogs. It was pretty freaking scary.
Acinarret 2 years ago
Now i want a microburst,5,000mph winds
and hail the size of manhole cover's lol.
Northeast new jersey get's very little in the way of micro's!!The storm we had tuesday was impressive with thunder and lightning but hardly any wind.
multicashwin 2 years ago 2
we had a microburst today in bronx,ny very rare here, wind and rain was so bad that i could not see my sidewalk!!!. alot of branches down it was crazy but nice. PS. lightning also struck my window lol.
jose101101 2 years ago 5
Good to see your entry. That means you weren't standing by the window. : ) Lightning is strange stuff. Never turn your back on it. Keep safe... DJ
HighDesertNews 2 years ago
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@HighDesertNews
"Lightning... ...Never turn your back on it."
That isn't quite correct, stay away from windows, yes.
But you don't want to be looking towards the window if there is a close strike, the intense brilliance can damage the eyes, or even cause blindness.
bookworm1960 1 year ago
@HighDesertNews
Once a lighting bolt went through my window and almost hit me.
Surprisingly the window was fine and didn't show any signs of damage.
pr4nk5tr 11 months ago
@jose101101 and yesterday
ChaseThatTornado67 1 year ago
@ChaseThatTornado67 yes had another one yesterday, alos in july
NYC is getting hit alot by severe weather
125mph in Brooklyn
btw i dont get scared anymore, check my vids lol
jose101101 1 year ago
Just had one today 7-28-09 in S.C. Never seen anything like that in my life. It seemed like a routine thunderstorm and then all hell broke loose. Scary stuff!!!!
sabbath7 2 years ago
just had one of these in timonium maryland , lost a car as a result
343GuiltysparkHALO 2 years ago
I am in So Cal and last September I got a fairly rare hot micro burst. The temperature skyrocketed for a bit after the blast of wind during late season thunderstorms.
packerfan10 2 years ago
There was one at the end of one of the runways at Midway Airport in Chicago lastnight, I'm a flight attendant and we were waiting to leave to return to Toronto and had to evacuate our crew to go into the airport.... I've never seen anything like it before in my life
xxtachycardiaxx 2 years ago 2
yesterday i was filming a storm and one of these blew threw and i almost got knocked over...they're intense! its like a tornado is near you
JustYourAverageNick 2 years ago 2
I am from Columbia KY and I remember Movie Gallery... It was just kind of laid on top of Arby's....
KristyKeene 2 years ago
i'm from campbellsville kentucky and 1 day when i was in walmart, it was storming, all of a sudden, all the lights went out.a few minutes later some people came into walmart saying that Movie Gallery was gone, it was demolished. the freekiest thing was that me and my family was about to go there before it was destroyed. people kept on saying that it was a strate line wind and some people said it was a tornado. ive herd that a micro burst is a strate line wind. thats what i think it was
veryrandomname 2 years ago 3
@veryrandomname Im from russell springs and i remember that. Craziest thing ever. It was sunny and nice all day. No storms were predicted. Just all of a sudden some major wind came through randomly. And we turned on the radio after the gusts had passed and turns out arbys was damaged, the movie gallery was leveled, and several trucks at amazon were tipped over.
stargazer93 1 year ago
Micro eh? Seems like it's too small of a word for *some* reason.
saywhatnowdude 2 years ago
on my street one of those bursts picked a trampoline up from some ones back yard threw it across the street into my neighbors front yard
mgskibum55 2 years ago 2
that has not happend to me but, I am sure it is frightning
hhhhyyyffff 2 years ago
crazy stuff =O
CharlestonChew03 2 years ago
We had a microbrust hit yesterday in Louisiana. I don't want to go through another one!!!! Trees and power lines are down everywhere.
cvidalia 2 years ago 3
I was at home when that happened when I was preparing to go to church
antwon369 2 years ago
and this is what hit the cowboys traing structure? no wonder it fell
grahambyron 2 years ago 3
when i was in 5th grade three years ago there was a microburst in my small town while i was in school. it was the end of the day and the principal made us stay inside until it was over and it was INTENSE! at the time i was pretty scared but hey.. i can now say i experienced one of those things. cool :P
xohearts16 2 years ago
I was caught outside during a wet microburst in the seventh grade. I was hit with a bunch of debris from trees (luckily nothing larger than a stick) and had to ditch my overstuffed backpack! I thought I was caught in a tornado or something, my young self didn't know what to do other than run and scream loudly.
THEJACKAL09 2 years ago
I had a similar experience: I was out walking my dog, sixth or seventh grade, saw the storm coming and headed for home. Just as the rain started to mist down we got hit by a microburst. It was almost comical the way it stopped after the dog got over her shock and started barking at the sky, but only in retrospect, I was scared shitless when it happened..
thegirl44 2 years ago
Filmed right down the street from my house. I've seen more crazy weather here in Ridegcrest, than I ever saw while living in Shreveport. You'd think it would be the opposite, but there it's just normal rain.
djAnakin 2 years ago
dude, this just happened at my house yesterday. it was CRAZY
skatemericayo 3 years ago 2
At 2:25 it gets very intense. That was some crazy shit!
FlyingWing92 3 years ago 3
i used to live in china lake. we would get some WICKED summer storms there. i remember the 250 yr. flood that wiped out the basements of michelson labs.
derbeh 3 years ago
I starts to get interesting when the Power Poles go down.
I lived most of my adult life in Oklahoma (I live in New Mexico now) and I have seen my share of downed Trees and Telephone Poles.
(even here in New Mexico we get Derechos that will amaze you).
hammerogod 3 years ago
Also when a derecho comes through, you can get incredible winds, have seen bursts of over 101 mph. When a thunderstorm collapses, you can get some strong winds, too. Excellent.
*StormSpinner1* in Texas
stormspinner1 3 years ago
Do you remember what they clocked the winds at in that microburst? Must've been pretty intense..wouldn't blame you if you had left a load in your pants I know I sure would have.
starnine83 3 years ago
Unfortunately, no. 10 years ago there wasn't the number of remote weather (personal) stations there are today. I'd guess the wind was in the ball park of 100+. When I noticed the poles bent at 90 degrees with my left eye, I would imagine they were over 100. I've never seen or imagined a power pole could do that.
HighDesertNews 3 years ago
i would be crapping my pants when the power lines went down.
Chondoman 3 years ago
I nearly did. Also, right after they did go down, you'll notice the camera gets a little shakey. That's not because of my nerves, it was because the car was rocking so bad I couldn't hold it still. Thanks for the comment.
HighDesertNews 3 years ago
@HighDesertNews
Wouldn't winds coming down vertically with the force
of over 100 mph have punched right thru or at least
dented badly the car's roof ?
ThamMalaysia 9 months ago
@ThamMalaysia No. Wind alone at that speed would not be enough to dent a vehicle structure. Debris is the primary damaging factor in winds of that speed, regardless of the cause.
HighDesertNews 9 months ago
@HighDesertNews
I was thinking that if it could break much thicker and
harder lighting poles and trees, the vertical velocity
and force should easily crush the much thinner
chassis of a car.
ThamMalaysia 9 months ago
@ThamMalaysia lay on top of your car for 2 minutes. im assuming ur over 100lbs but there won't be that much damage.
xXVi3t4lyfeXx 9 months ago
Due about 2 months ago Concord, NC had a terrible microburst. The skies were black and there were 70+ mph winds!! It was crazy.
nicksacutie96 3 years ago
Fascinating._
racsito39 3 years ago
over in at rockcliff m. airport a down burst made some planes spin and there wings rocked like crazy and it was awesome you could do the leaning into the wind thing!
JustBlowItUp8192 3 years ago
nice catch on film
MTEXX2 3 years ago
That was awsome becuase it seemed like an F-2 tornado went by and destroyed that powerline or a hurricane.
Unkownwatcher 3 years ago
i can attest for multiple micro burst out of my area these winds are prety dangerous and something i wont ever be driveing in if i do get caught in one ive learned from past experinces pull over sit tight enjoy the show..
49 trees feel while back in july my area by a storm produceing 80-100mph winds.
demonicwolf69 3 years ago
This happened to my community last Saturday except we had a lot of lightning and thunder. It lifted up structures outside that weighed over 100 pounds.
WLSweat 3 years ago
2:26-that's the proof that those winds were STRONG! :P
rolls283 3 years ago
I saw one of these microbursts today! Knocked a whole bunch of trees down on our property.
mvlty 3 years ago
it was actually the same day a ride at kennywood park got ripped up and killed a couple ppl
zelderado 3 years ago
i live just north of the pittsburgh metro area, so tornados arent really frequent to the area. just north of where i live get a few tornados a year. i have been through a microburst before, at least thats what everyone was calling it. it took 8 trees down in my yard and put 4 thru my house, knocking off my front porch and one crashed thru my ceiling although i was luckily down the street at a grocery store at the time. when i looked outside after the power went out i i just saw debris and white
zelderado 3 years ago
Last time a microburst blew thru was about maybe a year ago here...it wasnt even really raining that hard but when it dispersed on the ground it instantly went white out...it was crazy yo...
Stormchaser2be 3 years ago
I was in a micro burst before! It was freakin scary! I wasn't very strong though. You could see it aproach because we were by a baseball feild and you could see all the dust getting kicked up. Super freaky!
Jakemyheart 3 years ago
dude seroiusly where i live i miss all the thunderstorms there is like a thunderstorm 1 mile north of me and they got all th ewinds and hail and me we get nutting excxept sprinkles that happens everysummer not even ONE THUNDERSTORM HIT OVER US DIRECTLY
bakeeln 3 years ago
where do you live? I'm in northern illinois and we'll get 2 of these a summer with maybe 8storms to spare in basically any city you choose north and west of chicago. Then again, you could choose central oklahoma and die lol.
RRViper800TT 3 years ago
where do you live? I'm in northern illinois and we'll get 2 of these a summer with maybe 8storms to spare in basically any city you choose north and west of chicago. Then again, you could choose central oklahoma and die lol.
RRViper800TT 3 years ago
i live north of boston in massahcusetts
bakeeln 3 years ago
Hey that happens to me, I live in southern Minnesota though.
If you look at the map that shows where the severe thunderstorm/tornado warnings are, every county surrounding ours has one, but we don't. It's a let down.
murve33 3 years ago
this happened where i live in south heights it was was some crazy ass shit it flipped houses and garages and it blew my friends tramploline like a quarter of a mile away lol and knocked ALOT of hUGE trees down it was nuts we all thought it was a tornado but it was a microburst
delmz30012 3 years ago
Sweet air vents at 02:16!! Nice footage too
al1377 4 years ago
Thanks. It was great, wasn't it? Unless you had to work in it. : )
HighDesertNews 4 years ago
I have always wanted to do severe weather chasing and over here in Oregon we never get any life threating weather, but I can only imagine it never gets easy going through something intense like that and keep the footage rolling so people like me who love this stuff get to see. Awesome!!! Any tornado footage?
al1377 4 years ago
Unfortunately, living in California has it's disadvantages where aquiring tornado footage is concerned. The closest thing I have is 1 chase I did during a 2 week visit to Norman which is in my video file. I have some aftermath of the Wewoka tornado I'll be posting soon, along with other chase video I shot while I was there.
HighDesertNews 3 years ago
wow, that must have been intense. I got caught in one of those before but thankfully I only got a little dust in my eyes.
TPS308 4 years ago
We get lots of these where I live commonly around the 100km/h mark, the last one we had was a couple of weeks ago and had gusts to 121km/h, many palms and branches were snapped and a huge African mahogony tree was totally uprooted in as little as 20 minutes.
BeefyPorker25 4 years ago
The strongest winds are near the end of the microburst. An aircraft flying through it near the beginning may not report that bad of winds, but if a pilot behind him chooses to go through the same microburst it may bee too late.
jbryan1888 4 years ago
1 microburst took down a Delta flight in DAllas back in 85 (DL191). VERY DANGEROUS for airliners.
cripplehawk 4 years ago
Once a micro-burst picked up my friends trampoline and threw it onto the roof of a house 2 blocks away...
chngngsldr54 4 years ago
What were the wind speeds estimated at? Just before the poles snapped you can hear the winds intensify. I would think they had to be between 80-100mph. In Lake Elsinore on 8/31/07 I was in a microburst there and saw a powerpole snapped in half after the microburst settled down. I was only 1/2 mile from that spot but although the winds were intense, they were not as much as in your video, but I estimate they definitely were right where the pole fell just 1/2 mile north of me.
wxchaserwil 4 years ago
It's difficult for me to estimate because everything happened so fast. I would say the strongest of the wind hit the power poles first because I saw them bent, (not snapped yet), at a 90 degree angle through my left eye. At that point I swung the camera around just in time to catch the one going down. Then it was my turn. I've never been in wind strong enough I felt it was going to roll me before. : )
HighDesertNews 4 years ago
I have to admit this video is one of the best I have ever seen. I am constatly mesmerized by it.
wxchaserwil 4 years ago 3
I was caught in several severe thunderstorms with microbursts down in Lake Elsinore and Perris, that toppled power poles just like this one. You can see my videos of them on my channel. But this video raised the hair on the back of my neck!
wxchaserwil 4 years ago
so was this like a supercell thunderstorm or something?
canlasboy 4 years ago
No, just a large storm that collapsed over south Ridgecrest.
HighDesertNews 4 years ago
did it come from the west? have we ever had any supercells here in the desert? a few days ago, i guess there was a small tornado reported near rosamond or mojave...somewheres near there
canlasboy 4 years ago
By the time it was brought to my attention, it was over town already. The storms subsequent to it moved from west to east so this one probaby did too.
Supercells, like tornadoes, can occur anywhere if conditions are favorable. They are not common for this area. The tornado on 9-1-07 near Mojave (although short lived), was reported by one weather spotter and the fire department. Mojave Desert News reported it snapped power poles in Rosamond which I had also heard on the scanner.
HighDesertNews 4 years ago
was this large storm a Squall line thunderstorm?
BeefyPorker25 4 years ago
No. There were several individual storm cells that day, and very large ones.
HighDesertNews 4 years ago
wait isnt that near howards mini market? i remember that storm!! it was insane!!! i remember the power went out when the powerline fell....the next day is was like a million degrees outside and all my fish died...yep
canlasboy 4 years ago
Yes, it was shot from behind Howards. It was intense for sure.
HighDesertNews 4 years ago
yeah i used to live near howards mini market...i lived on glen ct. i remember that same day, i was at walmart with my parents they told us to get out of walmart because the lights were flickering in the store...when we got back, i remember how windy it was and all the streets were literally 5 ft. deep. a few minutes after we got back, the house started to really shake and the power went off...good memories.
canlasboy 4 years ago
i meant the water was 5ft deep
canlasboy 4 years ago
thats what its like when you are under the dark red spot of the storm on radar.
canlasboy 4 years ago
Unfortunately, I've never experienced anything like this. Might have to wait several years.
torontostorms 4 years ago
Not necessarily. Just stay ahead of the storm and wait for it to fall apart. :)
HighDesertNews 4 years ago
Whoa thats amazing strneght, almost like a Hurricane.
ellieysama 4 years ago
Good stuff!!!
HighDesertNews 4 years ago