Severe Derecho and awesome shelf cloud 7-13-2015

Intense Derecho hit the Cincinnati area same line that hit Minneapolis and Chicago.

[@THEtechknight]

Its not debris until I see cows flying! haha

[@downtownstormchasers8444]

+THEtechknight Love it

[@nenblom]

"I gotta go. We got cows!!" HAHAHA!!

[@ssstephen801]

WE USE GET THESE BIG WIND STORMS BACK IN 1960S AND OTHER 1980S IN STATE WASHINGTON.BUT ONE STORM WIND HIT OVER 100 MILES A HOUR.TOOK LIGHT OUT FOR WEEK.

[@am74343]

I have been watching that derecho on the weather radars since last night! It was coming all the way from Minnesota and traveled down to North Carolina!

[@downtownstormchasers8444]

+am74343 It went from Minnesota to atlantic coast.

[@nenblom]

That's a big shelf cloud!! Awesome footage!!

[@leaf2180]

I just wanna get another one of these. They're so fascinating to watch roll in. It's been 8 years since one hit here.

[@gabrielvoinea1807]

I find these types of storms so satisfying to watch! The dark sided sky gives me such a relaxation! Until the tornado hits🤷🏻‍♂️

[@chitownmytownofficialonean6067]

I love the built up to a storm the wind feels amazing.

[@lord_bendtner6119]

Such an underrated feeling

[@davidcravatta386]

No sirens?

[@Luka-pv2dt]

man i wish there were that kind of clouds here in Georgia (country in asia not U.S state)

[@SuperCookieman13]

This guy acts like he's a storm chaser... Tornado's comin' in... Where?

[@downtownstormchasers8444]

I am one

[@witchyjuls777]

Impressive derecho footage😊⛈

[@heatherstub]

Hi there, and please forgive me if I embarrassed you, because that wasn't my intention. I wanted to provide a better definition to the word (derecho). I'd been watching the Weather Channel, and they were covering some of the historic weather events of the past 20 years, and they mentioned the 2012 derecho.

[@souzastormchaser9692]

Amazing Shelf Cloud!!

[@downtownstormchasers8444]

Thanks man

[@richeyrich]

Nice. I bet the temperature really came down once the winds began. The storm came through at midnight here in Minneapolis. Wind damage mostly in the west central part of the state, but it was a bit breezy. The most notable of the storm was the intense lightning. I heard reports that 1,000 strikes of lightning in a hour was reported in the Twin Cities - it was like a strobe light - it went on for about an hour...

[@downtownstormchasers8444]

+RDC Tarantula Thats crazy

[@joshuasmith6439]

I was seeing this coming towards Florence and Burlington trying to get home to Aurora, the worst of this hit when I was on the bridge on 275. Pretty scary stuff.

[@donnielee8556]

Since when is leaves considered debris? Lol

[@stevendaniel8126]

Debris?????? Leaves.....,.

[@downtownstormchasers8444]

Severe Derecho here you go.

[@iSaucyy8]

I have pictures of this derecho!

[@JarrodArencibia]

+StormCaster (Stormcaster) It moved fast

[@somsom2358]

did the temperature dropped i like when that happens

[@downtownstormchasers8444]

Yes it blew hard it was an severe line

[@heatherstub]

Either that was quite a flood, or you've got a rain barrell. (I'm only speculating, because I'm totally blind, and I love listening to videos like this one! Is that a covered porch?

[@toemanification]

That was NOT a derecho, what you had there sir was a mild storm, a derecho usually packs winds over 70mph up to 105mph, you had a summer afternoon storm.....wow so glad you managed to survive !!!!!

[@mirishitaunofficial]

IKR. This was probably a strong rotation.

[@donnielee8556]

I know right. That wind didnt come anywhere close to destructive. Let alone severe

[@JarrodArencibia]

Nice looking

[@downtownstormchasers8444]

+Real Life TV Your welcome

[@JarrodArencibia]

+Storm chaser Jarrod Arencibia you too

[@Franky77ize]

DEBRIS?? What do you call a stick ? a 2 by 4!!!!

[@jacobnichols6853]

Some Green clouds that mean some time that thir could be hail in it

[@downtownstormchasers8444]

+Jacob Nichols most likely is thanks man.

[@austinmiller3497]

The city of Newark Ohio at my house got hit pretty bad by this derecho and it could happen again in the future

[@a.b.2897]

Woah! Nice video!

[@凛さづき]

whats a derecho storm???

[@downtownstormchasers8444]

It is a severe line of storms that goes at least 500 miles and 100 miles path

[@凛さづき]

oh ok, sorry i never experienced one before...

[@Nukenado-dr9nz]

I remember when I was in a derecho the sky was pitch black and the wind was so strong it was moving our pick up sideways many big trees were rip down and many houses suffered broken windows and roof damage one garage room was completely blown away expect for the metal Skeleton

[@heatherstub]

@@凛さづき Actually, the word "derecho" is Spanish for straight. So, the actual definition is a line of severe thunderstorms with straight-line winds that blow at 58 miles per hour or more. In many cases, the storms have winds that blow at hurricane speeds which are 74 miles per hour or more, but for a line of storms with winds traveling 58 mph or more. You may recall the storms that hit the U.S. in 2012 and traveled well over 700 miles and left a long and wide path of destruction throughout the Midwest and affected people from Iowa to Indiana and from Georgia to Washington, D.C. and Maryland. Some people were killed, and one lady was hit by 91 miles per hour winds while she drove her motorcycle.

[@markahl9387]

ummm...NOT severe......

[@donnam4759]

Not debris. You can get that on a clear day here in michigan

[@Mr2505federal]

You have no idea what a derecho is

[@downtownstormchasers8444]

I do it was

[@nickberg2821]

Leaves do not qualify as debris

[@RamonHernandez-jv2hw]

Y Ye Yes Yes t Yes th Yes they do you thought I was gonna waste my time, and leaves do qualify as debris

[@heatherstub]

@@RamonHernandez-jv2hw Indeed, they do. If wet and on pavement, they pose a slip and fall hazard.

[@markdebruin4807]

Cool

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[@АндрейПавленко-р7у]

ох хорошая гроза ))

[@polygon-viewer]

Not impressed. The St. Louis heatwave derecho on July 19, 2006 knocked out power to 1.2 million people for 5-10 days, killed 6 people, had wind gusts of 100mph, and spawned several tornados. It started in South Dakota, cut across Iowa, turned south, cut through Illinois, turned southwest, hit the metro St. Louis area dead on, and then ripped through Missouri before dying out. I was at the ball game when it happened.

[@rfi-cryptolab4251]

Lame

[@johnosborne7708]

That was like a whimpy derecho compared to what hit Iowa last week. The difference between a firecracker and an atomic bomb.

[@rfi-cryptolab4251]

@@johnosborne7708 We had a derecho in the late 90's with gusts approaching 130mph. It took down several high tension pylons and a lot of roofs. Luckily it occurred early in the morning on a weekend so no one was really outside or driving. Winds by me were thankfully lower with a recorded gust to 86mph. Still dropped several trees and ripped my service lines off my house. Highest wind I've ever experienced.

[@labount]

You have no idea what a derecho is