http://www.myweatherlive.com/ Newly Added Videos in MyWeatherLive.com en Sat, 22 Nov 2008 04:48:42 -0500 http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/156/Hurricane-David http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/156/Hurricane-David Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:47:03 -0400 On August and early September, 1979, Hurricane David destroyed portions of the Caribbean and the United States. This clip shows action on both regions: first is from Puerto Rico, where David just passed south of the island on August 30. Second is in Palm Beach, Florida, where David made landfall on September 3. While still in Puerto Rico, David was a Category 4 hurricane, almost becoming a Category 5. But when it reached Florida, David was just a Category Two, with sustained winds of up to 10... http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/155/Typhoon-Chata'an http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/155/Typhoon-Chata'an Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:46:49 -0400 Typhoon Chata'an claimed as many as 39 lives on July of 2002 before heading towards Guam. Guam was placed on Typhoon Condition One, which is the highest level. Chata'an brough ttorrential rain, uprooted trees, and shook buildings; fortunately there were no deaths or injuries. The storm had gusts of up to 195 kph and due to damage to power lines, most of the island was left without electricity. Thanks to preparation--boarding up windows and stocking on food--casualties were averted. If it were... http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/154/Typhoon-Ponsongwa http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/154/Typhoon-Ponsongwa Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:46:26 -0400 This footage is one of the very few of the rarely-documented super typhoon Ponsongwa that hit Guam on the latter part of 2002, costing the US about $840 million in damages. It's shown here blowing apart the extension of a house. The winds of this storm are said to have gone beyond 200 mph, making it stronger than most hurricanes. It's hard to doubt that though, just observe how many things are on the ground after the wind knocked them over or swept them away. Just the sound of the wind itself... http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/153/Kona-Storm,-November-4,-2007 http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/153/Kona-Storm,-November-4,-2007 Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:46:11 -0400 This video is a combination of several different clips of a thunderstorm in Kona, Hawaii. This storm brought torrential rain in two seperate occasions, one in the morning of November 4, 2007, and another at night. The storm brought winds of around 25 mph and gusts of 45 mph. As you can see in the video, the wind was damaging enough to the building which is seemingly made of tin, but not damaging enough for anything else. Flood damage also occurred, but mainly in Kailua. Get free weather news,... http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/152/Tropical-Storm-Gordon http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/152/Tropical-Storm-Gordon Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:45:59 -0400 Tropical Storm Gordon was one of the more violent tropical storms ever to hit the US. This video was taken in Miami, Florida, on November 13-16. It was also during this time when Gordon was being slow and erratic. It had a very large windfield, producing extended periods of storm conditions. Its maximum sustained winds were about 50 mph, and with gusts of up to 70 mph. However, in this video the highest winds were just 40 mph (occurs about 4 minutes into the clip). When it left Florida and he... http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/151/Tropical-Storm-Isidore http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/151/Tropical-Storm-Isidore Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:45:33 -0400 Tropical Storm Isidore was a relatively weak storm that came from the Western Bahamas on September 1984 and moved towards Southeastern Florida, bringing heavy rain and strong winds to Miami and further norht. It made landfall near Jupiter, Florida on September 27 with somewhat weak winds of 50 moh. It maintained this strength as it moved inland and curved over the Florida Peninsula, eventually returning back to the Atlantic near Fernandina Beach. You can see in the video that unlike most stor... http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/150/Tropical-Storm-Barry http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/150/Tropical-Storm-Barry Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:45:10 -0400 This video shows Tropical Storm Barry in Miami, Florida on June 2, 2007, as it made landfall on the west Florida coast, near Tampa. It was transitioning into a non-tropical system, though it did have an extensive circulation with heavy rainfall as it moved across most of the peninsula between June 1 and 2. While damage was minimal, rain continued to persist and move across the area until the afternoon of June 2, and thunderstorms formed as well. The highest winds in Miami were pretty low, abo... http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/149/Stormchasers:-In-the-Middle-of-a-Hurricane http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/149/Stormchasers:-In-the-Middle-of-a-Hurricane Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:44:56 -0400 This is a clip from a Firstscience.TV documentary called "Stormchasers: In the Middle of a Hurricane". It gives a bit of an insight on what goes on in the minds of people who go after storms, and why they enjoy doing it. It also features some great hurricane shots, mainly featuring Tropical Storm Barry in Florida. The height of Barry's strength was 80 mph gusts, and its winds were only at 65 mph but it's more than enough to make anyone feel unsafe--just look at how it rocked that minivan! Thi... http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/148/Florida-Summer-Thunderstorm http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/148/Florida-Summer-Thunderstorm Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:44:43 -0400 This footage was taken by some vacationers on their trip to Florida in 2007. Thunderstorms, according to many residents in Florida, are a normal occurrence there. In fact, some people even claim that this is the average summer day in Florida. Some people might find it nice if it rained every once in a while during summer because it gets really hot. Other people might see it as an inconvenience, as summer is the only time when they can truly enjoy going outdoors, especially to the beach. If yo... http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/147/Cyclone-Vance http://www.myweatherlive.com/video/147/Cyclone-Vance Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:44:15 -0400 In March of 1999 Cyclone Vance struck Western Australia, and was one of the six tropical cyclones that formed on the coast of Australia during the 1999 Southern Hemisphere tropical cyclone season. It reached a rating of Category 5 on the Australian scale before dissipating the following day. Vance reached a maximum speed of 145 mph, and caused up to $100 million in damage. Fortunately, there were no fatalities, which is quite a miracle considering how powerful this storm was. This video of Va...