1/5/2015 Fulton, NY Extreme Lake Effect Snow Storm - B-Roll
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- Footage of out of control rush hour with dozens of stranded motorists on I-481 in Fulton, NY with 2-3 feet of snow and white-out conditions. Footage of multi-car accident, multiple vehicles stranded, emergency vehicles assisting, shooter/chaser shoveling snow to free car from deep snow, semi-trucks stranded, and extremely heavy snow with white-out conditions, buried neighborhoods in Fulton, NY, & a spectacular sunset behind edge of heavy lake effect snowband. Extreme lake effect snow band pounds Fulton, NY as arctic airmass moves over warmer Lake Ontario creating a recipe for disaster on the evening of December 5, 2015.
All footage shot evening of January 5, 2015 in/near Fulton, NY on I-481 during daylight.
Shot List:
1-8. various shots of multi-vehicle accident on I-481 near Fulton, NY with heavy snow falling & emergency vehicles on scene
9-13. various shots of semi-truck stranded in deep snow in I-481 median after sliding off snow-covered highway
14. POV driving shot passing/avoiding stuck semi in deep snow facing wrong way on wrong side of I-481
15. pushed-in shot of 2 stranded vehicles in deep snow with driver out of car in foreground
16 & 17. wide & pushed-in shots of stranded car in deep snow on I-481 median with heavy snow falling
18. wide POV shot of chaser/shooter/driver shoveling snow to free car on I-481 with stranded car in background with heavy snow falling
19-22. various shots of cars stranded in deep snow on I-481 near Fulton, NY with heavy snow falling
23-30. various driving shots of many cars stranded on small stretch of I-481 near Fulton, NY from heavy Lake Effect Snow band
31. POV driving shot passing man using snow blower on road in Fulton, NY
32. POV driving shot showing 3 pedestrians walking in heavy snow on road in Fulton, NY
33. POV driving shot of people pushing car in deep snow in Fulton, NY
34. driving shot of Fulton, NY neighborhood with buried cars in deep snow with heavy snow falling
35. POV driving shot of heavy falling next to long brick factory with snow-covered road in Fulton, NY
36. driving shot of Fulton, NY neighborhood buried with 2-3 feet of snow with snow falling
37 & 38. wide & pushed-in shot of deep snow piled on fire hydrant, car, & yard in Fulton, NY with 2-3 feet of snow
39. driving shot of car buried in deep snow in Fulton, NY
40. POV driving shot showing \"white-out\" conditions on I-481 in Fulton, NY
41. POV driving shot of several snowplows attempting to clear I-481 in Fulton, NY
42. POV driving shot of stunning sunset on edge of intense lake effect snow band south of Fulton, NY
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Another beautiful winter day driving Rt. 481. I remember driving old 48 blizzard of 1972, some time in Feb. Going north to Oswego.
I almost started dancing to that beat the wipers were drumming out at the front of the video.
Gotta pump the brakes not slam them, lesson learned son.
I really enjoy watching your vids.
Lived right outside of Rochester in Hilton New York for 6 years I've seen it go from sunny and 50° to this within an hour, I do not miss living there one bit.
Why arent yall going live anymore? You use to do it with winter storms...You drive and drive out there, we want to come along for the ride, or did some rule change? The last I saw you live was when somebody ended up stuck and had to go off live. I really miss live stream.
Wish I had some weather like that: those storms are all but gone in this part of America.
Wow! Bring it on baby!! That's what I'm talking about!! I love it!!!...I'm jealous!
Average winter day in northern Scandinavian, minus the chaos.
Doubt that. Fulton and that region south and east of Lake Ontario gets upwards of 300 inches of snow a year. Terrible driving up route 81. Terrible.
One thing did notice, None of those stuck were driving a jeep !!!
I used to live right outside Rochester New York and I had a little front wheel drive Chevy Cavalier and it drove like a champ in the snow never got stuck not once in 6 winters i lived there.
I actually drove back through this storm from Tunkhannock PA with a new Wrangler I had just bought, and it handled like a dream hahaha
omg please get new wiper blades!!!
От набіса у цих омериконців постійно фігачать щітки склоочисника? Не тільки у опратора в машині коли він стоїть і знімає крізь бічне, або їде там де вже сніг не йде, а й навіть у тих кого там замело вже повністю... Ще й скриплять наче на маршрутці
OMG, I imagine, it is very cold there. I live in tropical country, now rainy season, it is cold too because rain everyday.
Triyono Hendry Snowstorm here in Romania, 3 AM currently.
90-95km/h wind (extremely fast, you cant walk, you're gonna get blown away), -35*C temperatures. I dont know how much that is in fahrenheit. Maybe 10 degrees F? Electricity cut out for about 9 hours a day which means no heat at all, or cooking (electric stoves). so yeah. Frozen, stuck and hungry :P
Triyono Hendry Snowstorm here in Romania, 3 AM currently.
90-95km/h wind (extremely fast, you cant walk, you're gonna get blown away), -35*C temperatures. I dont know how much that is in fahrenheit. Maybe 10 degrees F? Electricity cut out for about 9 hours a day which means no heat at all, or cooking (electric stoves). so yeah. Frozen, stuck and hungry :P
I live in Fulton and the winters are awesome
same
Alright, not anymore now
I used to live in Hilton NY just west of Rochester for 6 years and I don't miss the winters there one bit, now the summers are different story, although very short, they were beautiful.
Omg!!! Why r ppl evn out in such horrible conditions ?
P.s. whts lake-effect snow??
They're used to it. And lake effect snow is a localized phenomenon around the Great Lakes, it's when cold air comes over relatively warm air of the Great Lakes, then interacts with land and creates extremely strong snow squalls and snow bands.
They’re used to it? Maybe so, but apparently still can’t drive in it. And it still astonishes me how people who don’t have the right vehicles still go out in this. And don’t tell me about they get caught in it. There are such things as weather forecasts these days. They think of themselves, and not others.
@@tommypine9239 I live in upstate NY. Been through this many times. If you want a life in this area you're going to have to learn how to live with it. You have to learn to drive in these conditions. I have seen winters when it would snow like this almost every day for weeks. You still have to go to work, run errands, etc.
why does that driver have their wipers on full speed when they are stopped?
I live in a hot climate. We get 1 to 3 inches of snow throughout the entire winter. I had to click here just to see real snow. Not this fake 1 inch stuff I get in my town. It usually is completely melted away within 24 hours of its falling.
If you can't see the road because there is so much snow on it and you can't see what is in front of you because the snow is falling so heavily, surely that is a good time to park your vehicle before you go on an Interstate (or anywhere else). It is NOT the time to drive at the posted speed limit with your lights turned off.
what was the temperature
Wow. Be careful!
What a snow job!
This would be terrifying to see where I live. I can't imagine how people survive in winters like this.
It's easy. Just stay inside until the weather brightens up.
winter is suppose to be in one mouth from now. good luck for the next winter
What an incredible sight!That's terrible!
Why do you guys have so much snow in your countries?
In Germany, it is just bitting cold with no snow laying on the ground😢.
This winter saison, we almost had -10*C on some days with not even one flake laying on the ground.
Walking on grass whilst having -10*C is really kind of strange especially when you have a deep frozen lake next to you...
Toby W. Walking in frozen lakes during arctic outflow is weird
Incredible
Love it!!
I love the R2D2 fire hydrant.
this is the second time I have watched this and my house is in it lol
at 3:57 I'm the last blue house
Both times?
@@questionguy5863 😆
You haven't seen lake effect until you've lived in Buffalo New York all the storms I'm looking at now baby storms
What does lake effect mean?
@@probmxjona it means cold air comes over the relatively warm water of the Great Lakes, interacts with higher terrain or just land in general and it causes localized snow bands and snow squalls. You can be getting three feet of snow in one place and drive twenty miles and there's nothing. I lived in Hilton NY just west of Rochester for 6 years.
Alan Peters interesting
Alan Peters thanks for explaining it to me
@@probmxjona no problem anytime👍👍
Haha looks like a normal winter day here in northern alberta canada
It's all about what's "normal".
Canada ... "And?!?"
New York "omg!!!"
Bahamas "WTH?!?!?"
:)
everyone comments that it looks like a normal day in alberta canada. alberta averages 30 to 60 inches of snow a year with some places getting more. thats not much of a winter.
Normal day in new brunswick*
I live in NYC was this upstate on NY?
Yeah. It was one of our worst years
+Morgan Murphy Oh...I'm sorry man :/
I'm a NYC-er like in Queens but I agree 2 months ago we've been through a touch Blizzard
Tough***
This year, the weather has been very bipolar lol
whoever was supposed to take take of roads plow and sand/salt them does clearly not do a very good job if they did thier job properly in a place that should be use to getting snow this should not happen the maintenance crew clearly did not care enough to do their job here amazing NY is not used to snow too
I'll never understand why so many storm chasers profit off the misfortune of others without giving some of their time to help those in need during or after the event?
One more shot at the global warming myth!!!!!!!!!!
Other than these mysterious "scientists" who are spending huge amounts of our tax dollars finding new signs of climate change that in order to fix will give us nothing to do in our spare time, has anyone seen any evidence of global warming? If the weather now is pretty much the same as it was 50 years ago (which is as far back as I can remember) then where is the crisis? 50 years ago I had a car that got 15 miles to the gallon and now I get 35mpg. 50 years ago farmers burned off the stubble in the fields each year, factories spewed unfiltered smoke into the air, our electricity was generated almost 100% from coal and now that we no longer do these things there is no difference to the weather? Could it be that the weather has nothing to do with what we do? The vehicles involved in this crash were not victims of unusual weather - just unusually bad judgment.
Boring