Mostly correct however most of these videos are of storms actually impacting Broome.

Thanks Mike. Still havent heard back about my trigger cable.....hahaha...you seriously saved my season!

This is not unusual for people who visit this country and exactly what called me back permanently! Come visit during the wet!!

Its probably worth educating yourself a little better. We get over 1m of rain in 4 months during the wet season so what would be the point in geoengineering the weather here? Exactly.

Many thanks! Took me longer to pick the song than making the video!

Tropical monsoons in the U.S? Never heard of them. This lasts for six months!

Broome, Western Australia.

@@kanemclatchiephotography Think I'll have a Fosters in their honor!

Northern Australia.

How to speak Australian.

Thank you! Its still etched in my head!

Yes, Broome, Western Australia.

No probs Tim. Yeah, we live in the wild west bud, nobody really cares up here. Its just life really.

No, sorry. This video is licensed to Severe Weather Australia.

Broome received 650mm+ of rain in a few days and isolated us from the rest of Australia for 10 days. Inland 400km was the worst flooding in WAs history from this same storm. This was for documentation purposes, not for your entertainment.

Thanks mate.

Thank you for watching this major event.

It was definitely a wet period up here!

No problem Susan.

Thanks Graham.

A tad wild and wild!

No problem.

You clearly don't understand that it has been the biggest flood in WA's history. 🤦‍♂

You have no grasp on reality at all.

@@slatibaadfast you must not doing ANY reading or research. This is NOT California's FIRST Deluge. Their sins are up to their eyeballs just like this waters going to be. Research January, Shmita and ALL THE DELUGES that have occured in the MANY States that has murdered The Innocents. I bet you are one of MANY who don't read a lick but bump your pie hole in objection all day.

@@soulfoodforthought9225 california? You're the numpty that isn't doing any research. The footage is from Broome, IN AUSTRALIA, and if you don't KNOW where Broome, it's in the Kimberley region on Western Australia, where I used to work and live, knowing many of the long term residents. There's nothing Merikan about it. IF it was about Merika, and flooding. The comment would have been, if it was sightly colder it would have been snow. It's weather. Do YOUR research and look at the flooding in Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Northern Territory and Western Australia.. and storm damage in Queensland.

@@slatibaadfast 😂 I don't give 2 rats🐀🐀 ass where it is, if you demonic Cave Dwelling Troglodytes have conquered and colonized Canada, New York, New Jersey,, California, Nevada, Florida,Idaho, Utah AND Washington etc etc in The America's OR Australia, then YOU Dutch East Indonesian Asians ARE DONE FOR no matter where your 🐒 asses are ! OUR HOLY SPIRIT G-DS ARE SICK 🤮 AND TIRED OF YOUR DEEP ROOTED PREJUDICE AND RACISM, YOUR LOOTING & RIOTING, YOUR MASS MURDERS, YOUR PEDOPHILIA AND YOUR "HOMO"-SAPIEN ACTIVITIES !

@@slatibaadfast Australia is inhabited by Indigenous Australians BEFORE your Colonization AND they belong to Murika...it's in the Northern Hemisphere. Look that up. Y'all lands are in the Southern Hemisphere ..on the Afro-eurasian land mass in Sheol...the Underground. Anywhere else you're a RESIDENT...an EMIGRANT...an INSURGENT....an Edomite. Period !

Cheers. This was actually just a side project shot on a budget 4k videcam that doesn't have RAW/SLOG capabilities. So I had minimal editing options. I also wanted it to be as raw as possible.

Cheers bud.

This is the Kimberley. This is part of life during the wet season here.

Believe it or not, these strikes could not be heard. They were shot at 200mm and the wind was blowing 14kt offshore. The storm was 41km away. You don't hear anything but billions of mosquitoes in this area. Its the wet season and nature comes ALIVE here in Broome, Western Australia.

@@kanemclatchiephotography Thank You. I do appreciate that air-air lightning is often not audible. Also that others may have a different opinion to mine. Nevertheless, even a mozzie-filled night would have - for me - been a preferable audio background.

@@falfield I just went to check your channel so I can see the kind of time consuming work that you create. ....and nothing.

@@kanemclatchiephotography It's news to me that having a body of published content is - as you imply - a necessary qualification for making a YT comment. It's less of a surprise to discover another thin-skinned Aussie who struggles to deal with an amalgam of both praise and constructive criticism, courteously presented. Your loss, mate.

​@@falfield Mate!!!! I was actually purely under the impression you created similar weather-scape content and was curious (excited even) as to how your videos may sound with just nature. Normally I have no audio with my videos, but this time I actually added a song I quite like, as the actual backing audio track to this clip is just me screaming things like "yeeeeeeoooow", "ohhhh my god", "holy s**t", "oh now that will make a beautiful shot" etc etc etc......(I don't even want to hear that) I agree though, we have a lot of "thin-skinned" Aussies here. I certainly enjoy the constructive criticism as it is interesting to hear how people respond to the way I have captured specific extremities in nature that will never be repeated.

That is a fair point. However, these storms move quick here and the majority of storm chasers prefer quick time lapses of scenes. I'm not blessed with top end, wide angle video cameras. My focus lies on still photography. This is a side project. I appreciate the feedback.

Thanks mate.

I guess they become boats....

This wasn't a game buddy.

Just a drop or 2.

Isn't it ever!!