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- Rain Bomb: Rare 'Wet Microburst’ Caught on Camera in Stunning Timelapse
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A STORM chaser captures a huge burst of wind and rain which explodes in the sky and crashes to the ground. Shot on August 8, this dramatic timelapse was shot by photographer Bryan Snider, 29, in Tucson, Arizona. The incredibly detailed footage shows a weather event known as a wet microburst which occurs when a cooled column of air sinks rapidly through the middle of a thunder storm. The unique storm phenomena affects an area of no more than two and a half miles and can generate winds of over 150 mph. New Mexico-born Bryan lives and works in Phoenix, Arizona, as a full time videographer.
Videographer / Director: Bryan Snider, LSM
Producer: Mark Hodge, Chloe Browne
Editor: Joshua Douglas
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I got stuck in a Microburst once. It was one of the most amazing, if not scariest, experiences in my life.
What location did it occur at?
@@areez3433 Northern Virginia. It only lasted 20 seconds. But the damage it did was baffling.
lightning barrage also impressive .
Literally one just happened to me 2 days ago my whole state and two other states next to us was out of power for 1 and a half days it was pretty cool and scary at the same time I have a phobia of storms and this is the first one I've ever thought was pretty cool at the same time if being scared shitless
i'm too was in microburst in Russia while was driving to Ekaterinburg
Mother Nature and her damn mood swings.
underated comment ova here! Needs more likes
She's on her period
It's not a mood swing, it's a weather pattern that has held through history until man started to mess with it.
Venha aqui no Brasil, e você verá o que é a mãe natureza de mal humor, o desmatamento na Amazônia é assustador!
And, of course, a British accent gives it extra credibility.
Robert Lee - you mad bro?
When I hear British accent person on videos, I click off the video and report the video.
Pikachu of Texas lol Jesus, Pikachu.
Pikachu of Texas, Im triggered.
jk lol.
Makes it harder to understand, makes me want to urinate on union jack.
dis yo girl when my sketchers light up
lmao
actually laughed pretty hard
Best comment I have witnessed thus far
Meme amiright *dabs epicly while wearing my minions hat* 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Explain bro
I want to see footage of the residents that are on the receiving end of this phenomenon.
Lol
It's pretty cool and scary at the same time, like one second it's dry and sunny and thirty seconds later there's rain and wind and lighting and thunder crashing around you. There was one today and half the power is out
I thought the same thing... Ima see if there was anything on the local news about it that day.
OK, this wasn't the same storm but you will *definitely* get the picture. It's scary as hell, like I figured it would be. th-cam.com/video/dOSIjoZnHwI/w-d-xo.html
@@nikkibrogmus same thing happened to me no power atn
I can't even imagine what that would be like to experience. In the course of a a few minutes suddenly its 150mph winds and rain, it'd be like the effin apocalypse.
no
Lived in AZ for 28 years. It's not all that bad really. People just exaggerate the "OMG" moments. Winds don't even get up to 80mph in microbursts.
+Reid Anderson I live in NJ and in 2015 we had a microburst...
So much tree damage T-T
SabreDance256 I’ve been in one before they are scary at times but there also gone in like 30 seconds
And it's awesome
Cloud fart
Everything is farts. Even the big bang is a giant shart. Think about it, a crapton of gasses explode out in every direction along with some semi solid and solid stuff. But mostly gas. Even nukes are just atoms shitting themselves...
Defective Moonlight Bigbang: When you thought it's just a fart but something hard came out as well
More like cloud diarrhea!!!
@@DefectiveLotus the entire universe really IS just god farting after eating taco bell
Looks like something the cloud should say “excuse me” after.
Musical Tea it burped
More like "Excuse me......I had the enchiladas for lunch."
You gotta love this unique planet
+Erick Mtz I know right, everything we know is from this one small planet out of trillions.
Sorry but have you ever been in any other planet to think that we are so unique. Lol as far as I know this is the only one I have been
You don't get to decide that thid is the only planet with our climate and landscape. Sorry.
its not natural
Nice Geo engineering going on there
I swear I've never heard of a microburst until this year. Its like all of a sudden they exist along with a historical record....
Haha IKR
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I have just been underneath one in my house in Phoenix and still somewhat in shock.
Probably 60-80mph wind with no obvious direction. Bigger than pea sized hail from the left and right. Temperature dropped 30-35 degrees in a few minutes and several inches of rain. Now it has calmed down to a tranquil monsoon storm in Phoenix. Astounding.
We had a tornado warning a few weeks ago that came to nothing. But this was some of the most violent weather I've seen outside my time in South Florida, 20 years ago.
I had a wet microburst in my underpants once. Just once.
craig79792000 cool.
cool.
How many since then?
craig79792000 prove it
Aah... relatable, my friend
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I live in Tucson. I'd heard of these microburst, which are very localized & short-lived hurricane. At my work, overnight, one hit. All of the power & light poles were knocked over, like dominos. Some windows got blown out. Uprooted our favorite old growth tree, and some saquaro cacti.
At home, one hit. Sounded like what I'd think a hurricane would be like. Huge hit of rain & strong winds. It toppled over an old growth tree, which tore down the power lines, onto the roof, where they were sparking. I was able to call firefighters.
Unfortunately, it took the property owner 4 days to get the repairs done. In the hot & humid climate, it wasn't tolerable to live in rental. Landlord made no effort to help me. I also lost all my food, especially the extra freezer filled with Omaha steaks & other expensive meats, for a diet I was on.
A friend suggested I call the local American Red Cross. They were able to find me lodging, immediately, being that it was a nature caused situation.
I've always donated to them, but never thought to use their services.
***** Hehehe, that's a great idea! I honestly thought the electricity would be back on, by the next day, at the latest. I was sickly at the time, so thoughts of at least donating my food, hadn't occurred to me. I was in great need of some place cool, not the humid sauna my rental had become. Besides, the duplex apartment really didn't have a proper place to set up a BBQ.
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steaks for a diet?
@@KonnyP She was on a ketogenic Diet/low carb
I think I was living in Tucson during that particular microburst. The storm I'm thinking of had a tornado watch and a bunch of people were convinced that the microburst must have been a tornado. One of my Atmospheric Sciences professors at UA spent a whole 45 minutes ranting about the confusion.
I don't think it was legal for your landlord to refuse to help you (unless he specifically wrote it into your lease or something). It's pretty dangerous to be without power in Tucson during the summer...even during monsoon season. Heat + no AC/swamp cooler kills people almost every year in Arizona. You and your meat could have stayed with me and my roommate if we had known you!
So it’s basically the cloud tea bagging your neighborhood 🤔
I really love learning about hurricanes and stuff like this
That is epic!! I love how it shows the downward crashing of rain/wind.
I love the way you don't get to see the whole footage start to finish, of it.
We live in Tucson as well. One of these hit our neighborhood and uprooted huge tree, knocked out power, ripped the roof off of some houses, blew out windows. It is like being in a hurricane.
The fact that this happend to md to seeing the rain travel from my lication and hearing the sound approaching, is REALLY incredible.
I think this is what happened this past Wednesday evening, June 30, 2021, in the area of Evergreen Cemetery at Oracle and Miracle Mile, here in Tucson. There were about two dozen very large, healthy trees that were knocked over. I drove through the cemetery the next day and it looked like a disaster zone, seriously. Absolutely huge trees uprooted like toys, along with large nearby headstones in some cases. Unbelievable damage from a "mere" thunderstorm.
Storm: What if we just drop ALL the rain?
That was amazing!
We had a Microburst that hit our neighborhood a few years ago. It was a bad storm. I came home from going to the doctors, and the wooden fence around the property was laying flat on the ground, and all the garbage cans had been tossed around. Thankfully the garbage was just picked up that morning.
Amazing footage.
Beautiful !! Nice catch ✌
ABOUT TIME SOMEONE HAS A GOOD STORM FOOTAGE
August brings crazy weather to the Phoenix area. Hot and humid - dangerously so this month so far. A few nice storms in my area. Happy about that!!
I recorded the microburst that damaged half the town of Wickenburg Arizona. Causing nearly 2 ft of water to run down main Street in less than 2 minutes. I was 15 mi away when I saw a funny cloud inserted to record it. It was the very first microburst that I'd ever witnessed. It destroyed buildings and literally crushed the roofs of cars
GREAT JOB!!
You can see so clearly where the inflow is and where the violent outflow is occurring
Amazing footage
I experienced one in mississauga ontario in 1998 or 99. Suffice to say it was terrifying and unlike anything ive ever experienced
AMAZING FOOTAGE!!
Rainy days make me want to go outside.
I've been in a micro-burst when I was in the third grade. It's was crazy, the sky was half light and half dark and we had no idea what was about to happen next.
We were on lunch break playing on the playground when suddenly the winds accelerated to at least were 50+ miles an hour and it blew over multiple tree crushing two girls.
We were freaking out in the hallways and screaming.
Did the girls die?
@@gabbylindy no but they were hurt pretty badly.
i remember back in august 2015 i was in mesa, az and i was sleeping till my dad woke me up to extremely loud rain and thunder. the next day there was fallen trees, damaged roofs, flooded streets and power outages throughout the city
Holy crap, that was awesome! I live in az too, so I might see one! Monsoon season is right around the corner!
Kudos to the storm chasing photographer.
When I was very small, I remember a very narrow, highly defined rain shaft moving through my backyard. No wind with it, but was wondering is this would be related.
It was only around 20 ft across.
Beautiful!
Amazing!!!
Awesome video! I've experienced them in Oklahoma but now I know what they look like.
Like 4 years ago I remember when I was going on a trip with our car and a huge rain dropped on my car it was like someone dumped a big gallon of water on us
it actually looks soo cool but wondering if they are ok
lol, we are all okay
SO RANDOM just a little wet
Carlos Ruiz angel balderrama gooood got scared for a sec(*˘︶˘*)
They all dieded.
This is time lapse. It didn't actually happen that fast.
amazing great video
Very good video
Amazing 😍 Hope the people below were safe though
Microburst isn’t only rain, it can just be a strong and violent downdraft of air. You can spot them by looking for dust rings.
Been in one mixed with hail once in my truck. The hail was bigger than quarters, and the wind shook the truck like a riot group trying to tip you over. I was pulled to the side too and I can't see anything.
Wow that's amazing!!!
Brookfield Connecticut had a macroburst like this in May 2018. I was hellish
great time to chillout
Pretty Awesome!!!
Wet/dry microbursts do not "often" generate winds up to 150 MPH - more like the straight-line winds of 70, 80, or 90 MPH. Much stronger microbursts can reach 100 MPH or higher, but I would never say that they "often" are 150 MPH. In fact, those speeds would be exceptionally rare.
The wind from that should have been beyond dangerous.
Weather is so cool.
scary but cool
now it's monsoon season in Tucson. I love it when it rains here.these micro bursts will not destroy a home but will pull off awnings n car ports n lets not forget the Hale
+Trent James How about hail, dude!
They do destroy trailer homes though
Drove through a microburst this summer, literally went from light rain to a storm that flattened trees...
Very Cool!
nature is beautiful
That’s freaking wild
Amazing
One of these just hit in Valdosta last week. It was crazy
I wonder How much rainfall is received right in the middle of the microburst. Great footage
this is so cool
We just experienced a rain bomb in Maricopa
I've never heard of one so now I'm learning about them by watching these
This is cool to know
I think that literally just happened here. First it was just cloudy and then in an instant extreme winds and masses of rain, my balcony looks like someone emptied two buckets of water. And now it's basically gone with only light rain.
Went through a regular microburst in Missouri one time. Seemed like a tornado.
That's pretty cool man bro dude
I saw one of these before, I was heading back home from railfanning. And i could see the cloud hitting the ground, when we passed it, wow it was very large and powerful
Posted on his page on Twitter. Impressive.
excellent
i remember a microburst hitting where i live a few years ago it was the freakiest thing i ever witnessed knocked over a huge tree into a neighbors house collapsing the roof.. luckily no one was home at the time it happened
Tucson had one in 2005 that snapped 15 telephone poles in a row! The city replaced the wood poles with the large steel poles. I think microbursts have alot more to do with frequencies than just wind and rain. Think Thor's Hammer!
It's raining clouds☁
INCREDIBLE :O
This happened near where I live a few years ago and a good 1/3 of all of the trees in one town were torn up and RIPPED APART.
I actually searched for this!
Clouds: **throws a rain bomb**
Humans: *am I a joke to you??*
oh my god
very beautiful rain bomp
Experienced one of these years ago. Terrifying. Sounded like a freight train with a blanket over you.
Happened to me while driving. Maybe I was at the end of it, but the car jolted and my rear way was filled with a curtain of water. Thankfully I drive a stick shift so floored it and got out of knee deep water as fast as I could.
Very cool
one of these microbursts crashed down on istanbul in 2017 -- the effects are still visible!
That’s dope
Awesome
"Often generating winds of over 150 mph."
People who live in Wellington, New Zealand: "First time?"
I was under one southside Tucson. Interesting few minutes.
that was cool
i was in awe thorughout this whole video. holy shit!!!
Whoa!
Bombastic
i like compilations people are amazing but nature wins.
We've experienced microbursts here, in Tucson, and lost saguaros to them!
I saw a microburst outside my house when I'm going back to my house
I just seen on Discover channel, thats whay i searched on yt and i get original video 😍
Just had one land here in Maricopa a couple days ago :D:D:D
I saw Wet Microburst last year in concert.
so if this is a microburst, what does a regular burst look like?
If there is such a thing, I'd say you were watching a regular burst with a microburst included.
Trust me, you don't wanna know how a megaburst or even worse, petaburst looks like.
yottaburst?
Hurricane
+Makis Makiavelis tell me
Wounder what would happen if i was in the middle of that...
Grey Crim You would be wet.
+ThriceDice correct
ThriceDice or worse, SOAKING wet D:
***** oh no!
Grey Crim Well, it would feel like the icebucket challenge, just bigger? idk :P