METEOROLOGISTS REACT TO "Deep Impact, Dante's Peak, Godzilla, and The Core"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Two Meteorologists react to movie clips involving weather. These movies aren't specifically meteorology movies like Twister etc., but they do have scenes with weather in them.
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The pyroclastic eruption in _Dante's Peak_ blew my little five year old mind when I first saw it.
It also made me a disaster film fan.
Deep Impact, Dante's Peak and The Impossible: accurate disaster movies ever made. Change my mind!
Don’t forget Twister 🌪
Agree
Dante's Peak was an amazing film
It's really underrated, I mean the effects are on the level of Jurassic Parks effects to the point the movie really makes you believe a volcano is erupting.
For the 3rd clip, Dante's Peak, the bridge is the only remaining way out of town, the other one collapsed in the initial eruption the day before, so they have to cross it then and there. The soldiers had been overseeing the evacuation while the scientists had been monitoring the volcanic data so they could tell them when they had to go, but as soon as the bridge was in danger of going they had to go. There is also lightning in earlier scenes
I agree, i mean the scene with the 2 kids driving to they're grandma had lightning in it, there was even some lightning scenes from the sky.
@@nicolaas2 I remembered that after I posted it originally, so I only made a small edit to point it out, but yeah in the initial eruption, which was the day before the scene where the bridge collapses, we do see plenty of lightning constantly, from the kids driving up the mountain, to the scene where the idiot pilot tried to fly people out in his helicopter.
You at the beginning: *making coffee*
Me: COFFEE TIME, COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE! CAPPUCCINO, JAVA.
It was a dantes peak reference btw.
What I love about the cheese movies about disastrous weather is that if you do some extreme suspension of belief, they're absolutely terrifying. Glad that doesn't happen in reality lol.
Fun facts.......Dante's Peak was filmed in a little town in Idaho but set in Washington state and Mt St Helen's was the stand in for the mountain after it blew so all the shots you see of a real mountain are actually Mt St Helen's in Washington
Dante’s peak is my favorite movie
King Ghidorah, the 3 headed dragon, is the one causing the storm. It’s because of his alien nature. He’s not FROM EARTH. Plus his golden scales are an excellent conductor of electricity. No matter where he is, he’s always causing that lightning. Even if it doesn’t make sense, it’s what us action-movie fans like to call “The Rule Of Cool”, basically we’re willing to ignore all real-life facts, just because what we’re seeing is AWESOME.
The pyroclastic flow was very nicely done.
Lightning on the core has zero to do with typical lightning...the movie plot is something about an imbalance in neutrinos causing the core to shut down. The lightning is caused by charged particles from the sun interacting with our atmosphere(kind of like aurora lightning). Still not the best scientifically accurate movie but makes a little more sense with that tidbit of info
The Core is a great popcorn flick.
@@rebelriley11 exactly. Neutrinos don't normally do any of that but they explain in the movie that they are behaving differently. Great little flick through and through
Had they known the plot maybe they would have reacted differently
Dante's peak imo is one of the most realistic dissater movies
And its really an underated movie, More pepole rememer Volcano just for having more well known actors
I still have a hard time watching Paul die in that Lahar scene.
Wait you guys are father & daughter!? Did not see that coming.
Saw your video on the wizard of Oz twister and then just found this one in a deep impact deep-dive. Love your videos!
Thank you Kayla and Jim, very cool!
It was nice mix of lahar and pyroclastic. Everything you could think of it in the worst volcanic moment.
To be fair to Godzilla. Impossible weather was basically the point of Ghidorah. He is described as a living extinction event.
Not to mention that lightning is kinda King Ghidorah's specialty.
“there goes the ocean.. *HERE COMES THE OCEAN”*
The reason there is lightning in the snow storm is because gidorah controls lightning
That's what the lightning in a volcanic eruption go sideways and not cloud-to-ground
The reason why there was lighting in the snowstorm is the dragon named gidora has a lighting beam he shoots out
Ah okay yeah we were debating whether or not all the lightning was meteorological or not haha thanks!
@@MeteoTechWx it’s because Ghidorah isn’t from our planet. He has an ability to heat up water in the earth’s atmosphere, creating a storm equivalent to a Category 6 Hurricane. And his scales have traces of gold, which happens to be an excellent conductor of electricity, which makes him all the more powerful.
There was lightning in Dante's Peak, you just didn't watch the right clip!
In fairness. Dante's Peak does have lightning in it when the boy and girl are driving up he mountain to get their grandma.
I'm a Godzilla fan I'm glad Hollywood didn't mess up the movie like sometimes it does. And the beginning of the scene with the core you have to remember it is about the core stopping rotation which I heard scientists before on TH-cam say that it could cause a lot of electrical interference is not necessarily storms like what is normal. So I don't know if that's completely out of the question about what happened in Rome on that movie.
Godzilla lightning. 3 headed dragon can control electricity
You should do the movie volcano because it also came out the same year as Dante’s peak
They mention lightning all the time about Dante's Peak and the way they talk about it make it sound like it never is any lightning but there is plenty of scenes with lightning but they do not show any of them.
To answer your question of “how do they know where to road is?” I lived in WA state and the Idaho boarder for 30 years, and we WILL find the road! Rain or shine, 3 feet of snow. I live in GA now, and the weather is a cake walk here😂
Dante's Peak was based on the St Helens massive eruption in 1980
Did you know Dante’s peak was inspired by Mount St. Helens
Great video awesome
What about the Golden Gate Bridge scene
the water flow was not a mudslide it was a “lahar”
This is one of my favorites of all time. Thanks for your reaction!
Would all the buildings in the path of the wave weaken it at least? Or would it just punch though with little to no effect? lol
You need to react to night of the twisters I think it’s more realistic than twister even though it’s a low budget film
Already done! :)
Very good movies there, you both did great review on them. Hoping to see you get that 1000 subscribers this year. One movie id love for you both to review is Night of the Twisters(1996)!!!
4:13 reminds me of Mount Saint Helen’s
In "The Core" wasn't the lightning an Ionospheric phenomenon due to the demagnetization of the Earth, and not a cloud based formation?
PS. I may have some of the terms off a bit, but I hope you can understand what I meant by it.
The lightning in the godzilla fight in the antartica was the power of the three headed monster, it is able to summon storms and produce lightning storms
Dankes peak is sooo goof
Good*
Thank you
They deserve more subs
1st & ONLY Comment .. Show Respect for People, some People do don't know the Term, "Pyroclastic Cloud" for the Movie.. Dante's Peak, so, that's why it's in the Movie, to inform the Unknowing Viewers, what they are Seeing happening ... just because You have the Knowledge doesn't mean everyone does too ... STOP Being Disrespectful to Others, IDIOTS!!!
DANTE'S PEAK
I love yalll soooo much I saw that you wore a army shirt in a past service thank you soooo much for your service
You all have turned into one of my favorite channels. I lived through the derecho in ames iowa.
What about volcano
The clouds in the core clip are charged "becuse" the magnetic field is "disapering".
Dante's peak is based off of Mount St. Helen's eruption
4:58 i paused it at the very wrong time lol
SHARKNADO,please.
hahahahaha. Seriously do it
React to ice twister please
Eh, the scene where they run from the pyro cloud, is not very realistic. It's an explosion. That could moves like the pressure wave of a large explosion. Unless that truck can go supersonic, it would be caught by the cloud in a few seconds. You cannot outrun a volcanic pyro cloud in a car - ever.
react to Pompeii & san andreas next
@MeteoTechWx, So volcanoes are both meteorological and geological events right? At least that is my takeaway.
To the guy in the blue shirt pyroclastic clouds isn't exactly common knowledge especially to some children...What a dumb thing to say
very cool
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honestly I had just gotten done watching a perfect storm documentary on here and found this and I think girl is pretty has a pretty voice at 5 am when I'm about to pass out but that background music is annoying