Supercell, Intense Downburst and Hail in New Jersey. May 28, 2019.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2019
- On May 28, 2019, I intercepted a Tornado warned Supercell near Elizabeth New Jersey. I filmed quarter sized hail and a brief period of straight line winds likely over 60 mph within the storm core.
On this day, a warm front was inching northward through northern Pennsylvania. South of this front, significant amounts of heat and instability built through the day. Storms developed along the boundary by 3pm and moved eastward. With mid level winds of over 60kts, and southerly winds at the surface, a significant amount of speed and directional shear was present. Several of these storms would develop rotating updrafts. Several of these Supercells would go on to produce hail, high winds, and even a few brief tornadoes. The northern most Supercell would continue to move eastward into northern New Jersey, where I filmed its passage around 10 pm that night. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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That supercell thunderstorm is welcome to my Fourth of July Firework Party
Great video! Thanks for sharing!!! The lightning is absolutely beautiful! 🌩🌩🌩
Thanks! This storm had a very high flash rate.
Wow, what a storm! Great job capturing it!
Thankyou! It was certainly intense!
@@storm12weather that 'holy crap' at 2:09 was heart-felt. At least you didn't hear that tornado freight train noise. I've heard recordings of it.
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Thats a beautiful storm. Kudos on capturing it in all its glory.
1:40 stoller is VIBING......
Ikr, crazy winds & hail too ... ugh, lol!
One of the best NJ videos I've seen in a long time 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it! I certainly had fun filming it!
I filmed a severe thunderstorm what later turned out to be a supercell back on 8/13/23. Powerful storm with tons of heavy lighting and thunder but no hail although a tornado warning was issued in the path of that storm.
I was staying in a rental house in pigeon forge when a severe storm hit. The cloud was dark as night. The glass door shattered because a few hailstones hit the glass
Woow.Super video ,Heavy Rain⚡️⚡️😃👍
loud bang means Ice maker is about to be release!
1:40 stoller:Ight Imma Head ouT....
Wow, amazing downburst!
Thanks! Even when you have a supercell, you never see it coming!
insane footage dude....closest to extreme weather we get in the north east that doesnt require a shovel to get us out of..... Kudos on getting in the perfect spot to capture it.
Thanks! I don't always manage to get right in the core like this. Road networks and traffic around here make it very difficult to storm chase, but this one payed off big time. This storm looked great on its approach but it exceeded expectations.
@@storm12weather I actually live on Long Island and we got some severe weather yesterday. Of course I was about a good 10 miles from the really good stuff, which might as well of been a thousand miles. but we got pea sized hail by me but it was a couple towns over that got the Possible Tornado
Woah, that was intense!!!
wow - this is quite a storm - great filming
Thankyou!
I want that nice storm to come to las Vegas
Great so powerfull love it, a fan from the netherlands
Nice ending.
Thanks! I figured the lightning filled storm moving into the distance would make for a good closing.
great footage bro realy love the lightning at the end
Thanks! This storm had an incredible flash rate. The lightning footage at the end is in real time. Probably about 1 strike every 1 to 2 seconds in the storm.
@@storm12weather I think that that might be one of the criteria for this storm being classified as Severe. The Microburst, wind, and even what looked like Hail would be additional criteria for classifying this storm as Severe. That's gotta be one of the strongest Microbursts I've seen in a video in a good while!
A very awesome video! Believe it or not, I wold like to have seen this storm in person as long as I was in a car!
Thanks! And I can relate to your fascination of course. I purposely place myself right in front of them after all. Lol
Wow that was an intense one
Wow that’s the Kohl’s off 1and 9 in elizabeth
tornado was nearby dunno if it was on the ground. just by how those winds shifted.
That's a Powerful Thunderstorm imagine if it hit New York City OMG.
Your comment reminded me of a movie called Creepshow (1982). In the last segment of that movie, there's a story called "They're creeping up on you". It's a story about a guy named Upson Pratt, who, slowly at first, and then with ever-increasing rapidity, has to try to deal with a humongous swarm of Cockroaches. He ends up having to battle them in the dark, due to one t the worst Thunderstorms in years knocking out the Power Grid, which, of course, knocks out the power in the entirety of New York City! He ends up having a Fatal Heart Attack, and being virtually infested with these Cockroaches, that enter his body through his open mouth and nostrils, and eat his innards. Then, they eat their way out of his body, by somehow eating a hole in his upper chest cavity, and they come pouring out of him like a veritable flood! If you don't have the stomach for it, I don't suggest watching it, even after the gory description that I just gave you!
It probably has in the past during thunderstorms
This storm did impact NYC. It moved eastward. This was filmed at the Kohls in Elizabeth, NJ on 1/9. Staten Island is directly across the Arthur Kill from here.
Cool stuff, did you hear about the tornado outbreak in ohio last week
Yes, I've been following the majority over the very active last few weeks. I was tracking the EF-4 tornado that went through Dayton. I can't believe only 1 fatality occured with that tornado. A testament to good warnings.
We got hit by an EF-3 in that outbreak. Moderate damage, but we only got love-tapped by it. Less than a mile away, houses were flattened.
I would love to be in that storm
I don't blame you. I had a blast! Lol
Huge blue thumb !!!! but what a storm you had !!!! you have a lot of luck . Thunderstorms are much less violent than that! Huge félicitations and good work !!! + 1 like !!
Thankyou!
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Como eu queria uma chuva dessa hoje aqui.. Boa noite Brasil!!!
Kkkk rapaz, é bom demais. Nada melhor que dormir ouvindo o som da trovoada rsrs, mas por outro lado, muita gente sofre...
Any stars afterwards or the moon?
What town exactly was the hook echo located relative to where you were? You mentioned you were north of it.
The hook passed about 5 miles to the southwest, through Berkeley Heights, Westfield, Linden, and then Carteret before moving over southern Staten Island. There was another supercell before this that passed just to the north about an hour earlier as well.
@storm12weather , nice. The last supercell that struck our region was back on August 13th of last year. A tornado warning was issued for Somerset, Union, Middlesex, and Hudson counties. I did observe a confirmed hook echo over Roselle Park, NJ, not far from where you filmed this storm, right after it passed over me while I was filming it from home. However, it failed to produce a tornado and continued northeast into Staten Island and Brooklyn. Since 2021, we've definitely experienced very strong thunderstorms, including supercells and tornado activity, which has also greatly increased as well. We've had more twisters pop up than what is considered normal or average for our region. Especially strong tornadoes. The Mullica Hill event in 2021 was one of the strongest tornadoes in New Jersey's history. Confirmed EF3 twister. We shouldn't be getting tornadoes that strong.
Hot damn what a storm! I'll bet the camera didn't even do it justice.
Thanks! And yeah, unfortunately videos are never the same as actually being in it.
Wooooow!!!!!!
Cool
What a nice camera do you use, which camera do you use?
Hello. This is a Nikon D7500 with a 16-80mm adjustable lens, f 2.8. The camera takes great photos, and pretty good video as well. For video, it can record at 1080p (60fps) or 4K (30fps). For wind and rain I usually go with 1080p, 60fps because there is a lot of motion.
2:10 holy crap
I usually try to be quite but it got tough there. Lol
Wait a second i think I experienced that storm with my gmom at shop rite in Philadelphia.
This particular supercell tracked through northern NJ. But it was part of a larger severe thunderstorm outbreak, so its possible a separate severe thunderstorm impacted you on this day as well.
@@storm12weather Derechos have lines of some of the most severe weather that can be found on Planet Earth. I'm guessing that that's what this was...or could've been. I live down in Staunton, Virginia, and we had a Derecho pass through here in late June, 2012. We had similar conditions, and some people lost their power for almost a week! On top of that, it was nearly 100 degrees after that storm so, needless to say, we didn't have an easy time of things. These monsters (Derechos), seem to always find a way to hit you at your weak spots (Like Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, as well as other Electrical needs!), and they'll really put a hurtin' on you. They always find a way to put a real kink in your slinky (So to speak)!
@@ronaldshank7589 Derechos certainly pack a punch, but this was actually a discrete supercell that was also tornado warned. I stayed just north of the hook and let the downdraft core pass right over me.
Hey, the wind is rotating counter-clockwise are you sure that you didn't have a tornado there?
The wind shifted a bit during the downburst, but that is not terribly uncommon as downdrafts occuring in the storm can impact wind direction. I was also in the hail core and about 1.5 miles north of the updraft where rotation occurs in the storm. The storm was indeed tornado warned at the time, but if one occured, it would have been under the updraft to the south. I did not notice any noticeable rotation personally. What time period specifically are you referring to if I may ask? Thanks!
I was a person in that storm
The harsh weather lasted four days...
The system that produced these supercells consisted of a stationary front with a surface low off to the west. The upper level winds provided plenty of shear as well.
This supercell itself, as most thunderstorms, only lasted about 30 minutes, but the large scale setup allowed for several rounds of thunderstorms to impact Pennsylvania and New Jersey over the course of about 60 hours.
@- SlapperTV - Its more offensive and insulting to downplay people and say there lying. You have no idea if they are telling the truth or not.
i love to play in the rain if this hit I would go have fun play in this storm having fun on the trampoline u should take me to a downburst I would have fun the hail heavy rain and wind and do u have a rain gauge yet
a lot of rain how much rain the area get
The storm only lasted about 20 minutes, but it probably dropped about 1 inch of rain in that time.
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Well, you've earned yourself a subscriber! I don't mind that I can't see it, because I've been blind all my life, and I love storms.
For the benefit of others who might wonder, I'm typing and can read onscreen text using screen reading software, or specifically text-to-speech software. Oh yes, I can also read Braille, but those displays are quite expensive.
Keep up the great work.
Oh and one more thing; great audio quality! Would you believe that binaural stereo audio is the best? It's like I'm there with you, and that's how we hear everything. It can be compared to binoccular vision, because the sound is evenly distributed throughout the cochlea and vestibular nerves. Another comparison is this. If it had been recorded on an older GoPro without the binaural/stereo mic, you can still hear it in both ears, but the audio is compressed so that the sound is concentrated more in the vestibular area which is why people often get a ringing or buzzing in the ears when listening to poor audio quality. Thank you for paying attention to the audio quality as much as the visual quality! It's really appreciated.
I hope you can use that software to read this because I wanted to say I appreciate your compliments! I definitely try to consider audio quality in my videos as well. Hearing strong winds or loud thunder in a storm is a huge part of the experience! It gives this feeling of the immense power within the storm.
@@storm12weather Indeed, it does. Keep up the great work!
@@heatherstub Thanks!
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holy crap
1:40 - Stroller? Wheelchair?
I think it's a stroller of some sort.
@@storm12weather It doesn't really look like either one - regardless, at least nobody was in it at the time.
@@hebneh Lol Yeah XDXS
That's what I thought it was, there for a few seconds...a Wheelchair. that is!
@@hebneh They would've had a very wet and wild ride! Wheeeee!!!
What's Wind gust it is it 60mph.
Its extremely difficult to estimate wind speeds visually, especially during heavy rain and hail, which can make it look more intense. But if I had to guess, I feel the top gust was around 60 mph.
@@storm12weather yes it is? I want to get the windmeter.
In this day....
Kansans, Oklahomans, and Texans to New Jerseyites - "First time?"
Wow how much rain did you get from that storm?
This supercell dropped about 1 inch of rain in about 20 minutes. It moved quickly so flooding wasn't too bad. Had it lasted a little longer it probably would have started causing problems.
I wouldve ran into kohls
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2:09 😮😮😮
Peaceful y’all just don’t understand 🙌🏽😅
😻😻😻😻😻😻
Wind first at right, than at left... isn't downburst
There was no rapid wind shift during this storm so I'm not sure what you're referring to. The wind was out of the WNW and slowly shifted to west as the core passed over. The max gusts occurred directly under the hail core and were exclusively related to the downdraft of the storm. In addition, because storm downdrafts tend to fan out radially in single cells, there actually can be a wind shift as the core passes over.
Pioggia italia questa sera grandine
1:50
Nossa!!!
I hope you stay in now during this weather. Identifying your mangled body would be kind of a drag, don't you think? Seriously, it's so dangerous. That said, I don't think I've ever seen weather like this. When you said peak conditions I thought how can it get any worse. This is Biblical weather.
wheeeeeeeee, runaway shopping cart, gandway everybody,.......speedlimit 1000000000000 mph, cool,.............marius(punk rules).
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There are 'cloudburts' and 'downpours', never heard of a "downburst" in the English language as this is titled! Nice try though.
All storms have updrafts and downdrafts. If a downdraft is particularly intense and sudden, its often referred to as a "downburst". Downbursts are further categorized as microbursts or macrobursts depending on their area of coverage. If you don't believe me, perhaps you'll believe the National Weather Service. www.weather.gov/lmk/downburst
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