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Cape Canaveral FL Storm Surge, Power flashes & Wind Damage - 10/7/2016
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2016
- Footage of electrical powerline explosions, hurricane-force wind blowing trees and neighborhoods, wind damage, and storm surge from Hurricane Matthew.
All footage shot during early morning hours (daylight and darkness) in/near Cape Canaveral, FL on October 7, 2016 by Meteorologist Simon Brewer.
Shot Description
Shot List:
1-3. Various shots of hurricane force winds blasting trees and houses in Cape Canaveral, FL
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5-13. Various close shots of electrical explosions, also called powerflashes, from high winds in Cape Canaveral
14. wide shot looking into rain blowing at photographer by high winds
15. wide shot of trees blowing in highwinds
16. powerline blowing in wind with dark clouds racing overhead
17. shot of palm tree downed by high winds across and blocking road
18-20. Various shots of waves and storm surge coming from Bay into Cape Canaveral
21-24. Various shots of damaged roofs from high winds
25. highway sign on highway blown over by high winds
26-29. Various shots of high winds hammering Cape Canaveral
30. shot of storm surge rising in bay behind Cape Canaveral
31 & 32. Shots of high winds blowing palm trees
Extremely dangerous, but incredible footage.
How did you not get blown away!? Any chance for some 360° footage after the stormage?
I grew up in that area, but it's been over 2 years since I've been back there. Did the *sustained* winds in Matthew ever reach hurricane strength there (as opposed to just the gusts)? In the videos, it looks as though the wind is staying within the 35-to-50-mph range.
When you see palm trees on the floor, you know this was a powerful storm.
I think I like it more here in Idaho. We may get lots of days that are below zero in the winter, but we don't have the ocean coming in the front door.
I mean, this was filmed right at the coast.
Serbject Precisely my point.
+Allen A NH is even better.....we get some good snow storms but we have population numbers and decent infrastructure so weather shutdowns and storm damage is minimal at worst.
what a powerful storm
Pretty cool.
How did the Kennedy Space Center do during the storm?
That’s Hurricane Matthew!
the rain is blowing sideways
Nossa foi feio ai a tempestade,meu Deus.
Careful of Crocodiles. They got out of the river and are all over the city, and at the beach.
Wow, I hadn't thought of that !
that looked more like arching powerlines
please be safe I am scared for u XD
Wat a cool job. Do u need a degree? :P
Meteorologie
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