Waterspout Slalom Florida Keys Reel Adventures
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2024
- While catching lobster, multiple waterspouts touched down a short distance away. With plenty of lobster in the box, a great opportunity presented itself to film a close encounter with a weather phenomenon. Fortunately, this time I had a video camera! This is not for anybody to try EVER and this is a delicately calculated risk based on dozens of fluid variables that change by the second. Waterspouts are typically short lived F0 rated tornadoes on the water with winds under 72mph. This was a likely an F0 waterspout, yet was strong enough to completely open my deck hatches and forcibly move the boat more than I expected. The approach was intended to go with the wind at high speed to minimize the effect, yet provide the fullest, safest experience. Again, don't ever do this! If you do, you're gonna need a bigger boat!!
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Be careful about driving under a storm on open water. You are often the tallest object on the water, if lightning strikes.
Waterspouts can occur even when there is no storm
Yea that’s one of the reasons I dont like offshore
Gold Face The Scuba Diver yup
Gold Face The Scuba Diver that ain’t exactly accurate. I’ve seen lightning during waterspouts man.
This is Florida what do u expect
That was surely an experience of a life time. Now that you have gotten that out of your system,please don't ever do that again. At least not until you get a bigger boat.
William Albert He can do what he wants now shut up
@@Unknownevanuser stfu
@@ilikecookies1787 stfu
@@ilikecookies1787 stfu
Typical Hating Douchebag stfu
How to capsize your boat and drown, instructional video.
that is called THE DARWIN AWARD
numb nuts will learn once he tangles with a storm spout , which is a tornado that touched down on water.
they develop the same way as any tornado. From a severe thunderstorm at the rear south west quadrant of the storm , outside the rain shaft almost always from a wall cloud they ARE EXACTLY what I said a Tornado. just as powerful ,
dangerous, DESTRUCTIVE and DEADLY as any tornado that forms over land. but let DOO-FUSS find that out for himself THE HARD WAY.
@@williammoses6232 This is not necessarily true. Yes it is common for tornados to move over the water in which they are waterspouts. However, "non-tornadic" waterspouts are actually much more common and are what is shown in the video here. Still, point is taken that it was not the safest move, though highly entertaining, to drive a boat that close to one!
@@williammoses6232 Also with watersprouts debris isnt quite as much of a factor. Getting this close definitely wasn't safe, but they were able to. You'd have to be suicidal to try this with a tornado on land. Youd get clocked by a rock or you know... or an 18 wheeler. Depending on the strength of course 😁
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I revisit this video every year!
I would love to go on an adventure like this with you guys!!
Happy New Year!
My son walked in while my husband and I were watching this and said, "This is why women live longer than men." I agree.
Lollll
bro its a water sprout, they are harmless
8:09 and on is the best part.
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That was intense!
The dudes laugh immediately out of the thing was jokes
Thanks for the positive feedback. I generally wouldn't call a watespout innocent, but more of situational threat. I'm happy to have the chance to open a door to a perspective that hasn't existed on a public format. I don't think this video should make people in these situations feel safer or try this because I did. I believe the greatest threat in my situation was the lightning that developed at the end of the event, where we quickly went into clear weather to avoid that possibility.
Great video ✌️
Put a life jacket on that dog!!
I was wondering to myself why go that close to a water spout, let alone not even have on a life jacket 🤦🏽♀️
@@lili8686z They are alive you cowards.
Those look crazy scary yet amazing at the same time
There are two types of waterspouts: fair-weather and tornadic. I think, do to the number, size and strength of the funnels, and size of the clouds that these are fair-weather. The clouds are just a thin stretch of cumulus clouds, not a huge mesocyclonic super cell thunderstorm. These also fit the fair-weather description in that they aren't moving much and don't seem to be producing over 50 MPH winds. Still a very cool video, just not quite as crazy as it seems. If that were a tornado waterspout, there would be huge waves, blistering rain and wind, lightning, and possibly hail. But, like I said, still cool.
I think they are still dangerous for a boat that size, especially heading at it at high speed. Even a minor rain squall could capsize a little boat like that if the wind gets under it while skipping off a wave.
Finally someone who speaks truth!
Omg, I live in Florida too and this is one of the most amazing videos I've ever seen in my entire life of 53 years. Stay safe.
Yes, the dog is smarter than me. Through experience, he knows the sound of the engine and where to be on the boat in relation to the attitude of the bow. For the record, you are all smarter than me and would do things differently this way or that. I get what opinions are. Thankfully, you are you and I am me, so no worries. Our lives go on in different directions
With all due respect, sir. Do whatever you like. Fuck you thought, the dog should not be on the boat. You two get to choose. The dog not chosen to follow you.
@@antreaszournatzis3452 but guess what? u can’t stop him if he does so keep scrolling
you're still a total dick for taking the dog.
@@samuellove6780 yes, it’s called the pound. People regularly loose the right to care for another life when they show negligence or willful endangerment. Happens to kids too. Hope you mature soon!
@@It-b-Blair well when you show me his dog getting taken away you let me know dog looks pretty well cared for and you see one video and say take away when the world doesn’t work like that bud and the child system is even worse so yea nice try
**sees water sprout that could be deadly**
Them: Lets go to it!!!
its non tornadic so it very likely isnt deadly, they just have like max 60 mph winds
You guys are crazy! That was the most amazing and incredible film of tornado experience that I have ever seen! Really incomparable!!! Two thumbs up for being so brave! yeah!!!!
Not tornado. Lol. Waterspout
@@meganizzllee they still are tornadoes, they just happen to form on water.
Glad you guys are OK. That was some incredible footage.
Gotta say...this video is awesome.
I don't care about him, but I can believe they took the dog, morons I just can't
AGREE!!! Those idiots playing with the life of an inocent.......as always stupid teens!
Wilson Mendez they’re not even teenagers, they’re full grown adults.
@@wilsonmendez1341 Thats a 3 year old comment smh
@@joshsimmonds3771 so?
For real. The two guys can understand the risk and do what they want, but the doggo was in real danger for no reason.
Two things for next time: Don't bring your dog, and don't talk.
Dorothy's dog Toto survived.
mr10man69 Well I assumed he wouldn't be stupid enough to post a video where the dog died, but its chances of surviving doing this again aren't nearly as high as if the pup stays home.
FfejTball I know. In all truth there is a bunch wrong with their actions. First of all the act itself. I once helped retrieve a family whose 30' Bayliner got flipped by a water spout and they weren't being stupid by heading for it. Secondly, no life jackets. Imagine hitting some drift wood, or slapping over a swell and getting turned and whipping out like a motorcycle racer highsiding. Your in the water right now. Dogs should also have PFD's. You can see and hear the fear after the fact. His voice tells it all. He shit himself.
It's his video. He can do whatever he likes. If you don't like it, don't watch
Peter Burton I enjoy watching people take it to top level stupidity. His choice , his life.
You guys were ballsy for that move...
Great video guys!
Crazy, and insane but also very heroric in a sense, who knows what caused this and what the effects are from this type of pressure!
I have watched this video a dozen times over the years. It’s the best. Wish I could have been there.
7:28 not if the waterspout does first😉
That was insane!! You both are rock stars!! I would love to do that with you guys. Only because you guys know what you are doing. But this video is the best tornado waterspout trick I have ever seen
Im jealous! That's so kick ass, you guys were right underneath the funnel! (Stating the obvious...lol)
yes they were about as DUMB as a bag of hammers that's for sure you can't fix stupid.
Those idiots could have died and killed the dog as well
@@Sacknase381 True, but that does not make this video any less cool to see in this case.
Mother nature is so freaking awesome. Thanks for sharing!
You guys really wowed me with this video! WTF!!!! 5 waterspouts so close!!!! Holy @#$&!
So, filming lightning at night is safer? I left once the waterspout event went into the lightning cycle. Either way, I did not indicate in any way that it was a "wise idea." Thanks for the great advice lightning filmer!
That was COOL!!! When you have several in a row like that this means there is a wind shear zone and with the line of clouds you get areas or vorticity and eventually you get a line of waterspouts. I was in Key Largo Florida back in 2009 and photographed one from birth to maturity and eventually lost it as it got wrapped in rain but this little outbreak you got is AWESOME!!!!
Not only the bravest video ever filmed--but also, THE COOLEST!! Life changing footage--thank you man!!
incredible footage. Loved the looking up into one. I was lucky to see 8 at one time off the coast of Columbia. Love their laughs.
spectacular! Brave men! Much better than many documentaries that are on TV. My boat is heavier and I ran away when I suspected that a waterspout was forming (it wasn't)...
I really enjoyed this, looked like fun! I have always tried to avoid these things (with 40 ft boats). Only critical thing is I would have worn a pfd, but it is your boat. Great video!
Imagine seeing stuff like this back when all we had was sail boats like Briggs and Schooners, had to be something to behold in those days when you couldn't get away from them quickly and never seen anything like it before... crazy that we can capture this on video.
Most awesome guys thank you for the video.
And the people complaining about the dog... the dog is face fist on the tip of the boat... not scared or even timid... get over yourself.
Calculated risk? Whatever! YOU GUYS ARE OUTTA YOUR MINDS! THANK YOU FOR THAT! THAT WAS AWESOME!
Ha, Kevin that was awesome! Down here in Texas some of the old time shrimpers would run thru them on purpose...just to break in their green-horn deck hands. You can tell which ones are actually dangerous, but in reality, most don't sport winds over about 45 mph... You have to think...."I wonder what the woosies did today" lol...
you guys are crazy... damn, awersome! keep it up.
Awesome. Nice to know that there are still men out in the world that don't sit down to piss. You would fit in well in Texas. Thank you for posting...
I love it!!! Seen it on the news and here I am, love the rush, search my vid, WOULD YOU TOUCH A MOVING TRAIN?! THANKS
5 waterspouts,...as he said,pretty awesome. Def a once in a lifetime experience.
Hope you have a nice chat with the Coast Guard, Captain. From a fellow Floridian, who lives it on the edge, this was a ridiculous endangerment of life for absolutely no reason. Respect the ocean, captain, because she really doesn't give a rip about you. Your boat, though.
Florida man is back and now he's battling waterspouts. Epic.
They're usually EF-0 because they do no observed damage. The scale is how much it eats not how strong it is. A tornado with almost 200 mph winds could still be EF-0 if it lands in a grassy field and only stays in the field
Uh, no. Do you want to know why it's obvious you don't fully understand the Enhanced Fujita Scale?
Jon is exactly right. Aside from popular belief the enhanced fujita scale is based upon damage done to fully anchored structures. Therefore yes a water spout or tornado could be throwing out 200mph winds and still be classified as only an EF0. Just look at the Moore Oklahoma tornado. It had EF5 windspeeds but never actually done EF5 damage that's why it was only rated an EF4.
keep up that great filming, you're living life to the fullest
No worries, no harm. I just needed to take a small stand here to set the record straight for all of the arm chair quarterbacks out there that will pollute this video with everything from nonsense comments to death threats. I don't care anymore. On to the next day in my life. I just needed a week or two to get over having any personal attachment to what a minority among millions of people may think. Easy to take out of context on here!! Not easy being a regular guy in the spotlight sometimes
Hey this is a sick video have fun man. Don’t listen to other people it’s your life not theirs.
I did, had a great talk. I will keep posting videos of any given moment in my day for you and all of the rest of the uncensored world can comment on, without restrictions or regard to fact. I'll keep on keeping on, following the law and passing information and unique experiences to many with the understanding there is a handful of people on TH-cam that have a hard time understanding reality. Don't watch if it bothers you so much. The CG doesn't wish you try this for any reason just in case
Relax, I appreciate the video, I enjoyed watching it. Being a meteorology student who has viewed a plethora of thunderstorms through their development, I can definitively say you were at a higher risk than I ever have been myself. Being out on an open boat, the highest objects under the base of a thunderstorm with a visible rain shaft, isn't a case anyone should be in. Read the description and I exceedingly appreciate the cautioning at the end.
Thanks! Just being me. I have an appreciation for life most people don't have, unless they've walked in my shoes
That was crazy and awesome! I live in the Clearwater area and we see our share of spouts, but I never remember hearing about 5 at one time! Incredible. The most action I saw was in Siesta Key when 2 water spouts dropped right next to each other. Other than that, we occasionally see single spouts here and there.
what a sense of adventure and a story to tell the grands!🌪
Now I can take riding my boat through a water spout off my bucket list....thanks for doing that for me.
That was just too freaking cool 👌👌👌👌👌👌
Oh man, you're awesome. I love your attitude and how happy you are to be experiencing this.
OMG ! It's not a click bait. I'm shocked and so happy.
I never see someone close to tornado like that before
It’s doable because waterspouts are relatively weak tornados.
These things give me the creeps
Why? If you can, explain further! They give me the creeps too, but not just because they're dangerous, but from their shape, how tornadoes move, etc, etc. Just the feeling of being alone, with tornadoes surrounding you out in flat, open, ocean sounds terrifying!
@@LuigiPlaysMinecraft5 The worst thing a waterspout can do is tip your boat over right? Is it even strong enough to pick you up?
@@Unknownevanuser it can suck you right up if its strong enough. its just like a tornado.
Kaiser Josh most of what you said is wrong. Vortexes don’t suck. It won’t and can’t consume you, and it isn’t a tornado. They do create low pressure zones, but nothing strong enough to really suck. They aren’t tornadoes and are not tornadic because they don’t contain mesocyclones, the things that create tornadoes. They can’t become stronger than tornadoes because like I said, they don’t contain a mesocyclone that’s can strengthen the waterspout. They are landspouts on water.
@@tf3confirmedbuthv54 A water spout is a tornado over water WHAT'S THIS LOGIC
Why does this video not have millions of views?
i love how the doge is just straight up chillin facin the spouts
Nice to see people enjoying life like this.
Ignore the haters Kevin, that was awesome. Thanks for posting, I dug it.
The spout with the water and the clouds make a very stunning video. Nice job.
This video rules! I hope you guys had some nice cold ones waiting back at the dock. Honestly, I'd have been more worried about lightning than some wind and rain.
You guys helped me with my gear of waterspouts, maybe one day I'll do a cruise by of one, not nearly as close as you got though.
Crazy! btw, not all waterspouts are tornadic. Many are fair weather waterspouts, formed by swirling columns of rising warm humid air over a slow moving weather system. Tornadic ones drop out of powerful mesocyclones, just over water that's all.
These guys have the biggest balls on earth
No. They have the smallest brain on earth.
Those without a brain confuse the wrinkles of the sac for wrinkles of the mind 😜
Balls on guys. Awesome stuff!
I would be very concerned about the lightning more than anything else.
WOW!!! I WILL PAY FOR HAVING THE SAME EXPERIENCE. THAT WAS AWESOME. YOU GUYS ARE UNIQUE.
Still love this video :)
Thank you for filming and sharing this!
Thanks for this! I was always curious. I would like to jump into one now. Just see if I can float or fly around for a second..
This is probably the best video I have ever seen
Why would anyone want to drive through that? I think part of the problem is that "water spout" sounds too innocent.
Seems like most people would call you crazy, or stupid. Fortunately, I'm not one of those people. Given the opportunity, I would have done the same thing. You only live once and that was a chance of a lifetime event. I watcher the whole video and it was amazing to see waterspouts from that perspective. Thank you so much for sharing that 11:48 of pure excitement !!
Best video I've seen in a long time.
It is amazing to me the number of people who stay put, in front of their computers, what ifing and hating on those who live their life to the fullest. Well done Kevin. Let the cowardly snipers slip back into the shadows from whence they came. You will be kicking ass and making memories long after they've moved on to less interesting lives. Tight lines brother!!
No life jacket, boating towards a storm, with lightning and water spouts. Do you have family?
Glenn Littleford nope just a gf
Actually a waterspout kinda is a tornado. It's simply a tornado that has touched down over water. Since water is much heavier than air to lift, the winds in a waterspout are much weaker than those of a tornado - only 40-60 mph. Although they have been known to cause damages when boats have attempt to run through them, like you did, they are generally not considered too dangerous. They can change to a normal tornadoes if they move over land.
SAVE THE DOG
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That was an amazing experience!!! Thank you Kevin!!! Florida Keys Reel Adventures Rocks!
U know what creeps me out is just the shapes of those twisters like that is everyone’s worst nightmare just see waterspouts surround them but hell this man has some balls to ride in one
7:29 "My girlfriend is gonna kill me." Yeah, I think drowning would be my first concern.
Losing the dog, then drowning... c’mon
You guys almost got engulfed by that waterspout but ha ha great footage 👍🌪🌪
Even the dog is a badass, lol! This is incredible!!
Life is good! I feel your excitement! ! ! I've seen small one's, but WOW!! Just seen your footage on Wierd Wonders of the World!! Amazing! ! Panama City Beach, FL. . .✌🎸✌
Keep living large Kevin! Great video, thanks for sharing!
Is this like a normal thing down there? There's like 17 waterspouts just swirling around and you guys seem like you've done this before.
Wow it's amazing what people can do with microsoft paint these days. Nice waterspouts! lol seriously though 5 of them together is insane... I always always always wanted to see a tornado up close, they scare me but are so intriguing and mesmerizingly beautiful at the same time. I live in central Florida, you guys are lucky. Stay safe out there in the ocean...
Amazingly beautiful thanks for sharing this with us. #Living in the Now #We create our own reality. ♥️✌🇺🇸
I honestly would really like to do that. Those winds probably averaged about 65 mph... But if I were in these guys' shoes, I would probably freak out and get out of there right away, considering it would be my first time even seeing a tornado or waterspout ever. I would have to be on a bigger, stronger boat with someone experienced in boat operation.
Very cool indeed, tornado chasing in an open top boat. Kind of puts those guys in their homemade tornado proof tanks to shame. My curiosity always get in the way of common sense, but it look like it was quite a rush. Great video.
I'm not a meteorologist, but a tornado is typically produced by an intense rotating super cell storm over land with very high cloud tops (40 thousand feet plus) that is the result of hot/cold air producing violent sheer. This waterspout came from a cloud maybe 5 thousand feet high from a typical afternoon rain shower, born because there is zero surface friction from land, houses, trees etc. I see maybe 15 a year. Ever see a dust devil on America's Funniest Home Videos? Same thing minus land.
Loved watching this video! I was hoping for a "lets go through another one" moment! haha wonderful 11 minutes, thank you!! :)
That tornadic supercell is what's really beautiful. Question: If a rotating supercell is over the ocean is it then considered a tropical depression? Basically, are these supercells a catalysts of tropical storms and hurricanes?
Are these really considered tornadic waterspouts? They look like regular ones... there would be more severe weather associated with tornadic waterspouts, no? They would be much stronger.
Well any supercell - defined by the presence of a mesocyclone - is textbook tornadic (tornados are solely produced by mesocyclones). We can see two of them (one to the left, and one to the right, which was the one I was talking about; you can see that the rainfall in confined to the deepest point of the meso's depression. Therefore it we have to say that these are true "water tornados" (top - down) than a waterspout (bottom - up) - I.e. structure of a landspout/dustdevil/whatever you want to call it. I do agree with you that these are really weak tornados though; obvious ef0 ropes. But still, my main question is whether these supercells over water are what feel into (create) tropical depressions; the precursor to tropical storms and hurricanes. I think I'm in need of a meteorologist that specialized in tropical storms to explain all of this. But to be fair, I really have no strong ethos on this issue beyond what most people learn in high school science classes; definitely take my explanation/deduction with a grain of salt. I'm just a amateur TH-cam speculator.
Sick video man. I love the keys, especially marathon I stay every year, but waterspouts and driving through just epic. Anyone who's on the water knows they are like bigger dirt devils lol
Loved it starting at 8:10. Awesome! Thanks for sharing your experience.
On the boat I sometimes get asked about the risk waterspouts pose. I will be mentioning your video from now on.
If that system is actively producing new spouts how do you know you won’t get surprised by one on top of you?
Amazing! Vortices are more fun when there aren't any rocks!!
You almost put a dog at risk of death
I've been trying to hit one of those in Lake Erie in Ohio. We get them all the time except when you're really looking for them. For the not-so-smarts out there... as Kevin stated, it's a waterspout not a Tornado. Tornados are created in super-cells... water spouts can be considered non-super cell tornados. They form when cold air flows over warm water or visa versa. If there was an F scale, they would be a -3. You get higher speed winds from sticking you head out a car wondow!! Nice Video
Fantastic video dude. Don't listen to the negative comments, I would of been right next to you enjoying every minute of it!
Keep living the dream.
so awesome man!! you got a perspective almost none will ever get, including scientists !!! Well done!! Glad you went close to one ;)
You guys are insane! Being someone who's never seen a tornado before (there was one a mile from me, but I didn't see it), I'd probably freak out and end up getting myself killed or something.
Florida ,Lobsters and waterspout slalom must have been a great day