Your best video from 2010

Danny Neal

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I searched through the first 5 or so pages of the forum and couldn't find a thread like this, so I am going to start one. I know many of us shoot video and post it on youtube, whether it is professional or just for fun. Part of a DVD or not I think it would be fun to post your best 2 or 3 videos from this year. Obviously I am not asking for the "good" stuff if you have plans to make a DVD. Just curious to see more storms! I love watching other people's storm videos and at times will put myself in their shoes and think about how I would react, or what I would do, or what I wouldn't do given that situation. Could be used as a learning experience. Finally to all the newer chasers out there, now is a perfect chance to blow us away with your awesome footage! I recall watching a video from a newer chaser the other day on 6/17. I was in awe and a bit jealous of the video he got! So without further rambling I will post my best 3 videos from this year...







Hope you all enjoy and post some of your own... whether it is supercells, thunderstorms, lightning, tornado, hail, or just a sunset I'd love to see it!

:D
 
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Amazing clips! It has been a dismal year for thunderstorms in this region of the country overall. Can I post video of other events I have chased?

Hurricane Earl:



Heavy Deformation Band in Central NC (strong UVV snows):



Definitely nothing compared to the plains but some lightning:

 
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My best video of the year came from June 17th in southern MN. I ended up piecing the video into two separate clips.



 
Cool stuff Danny and Jeremy. I didn't get much in the way of video this year, mostly because i hate my crappy camera. It did do pretty good on April 22, though:

 
Excellent videos! I enjoyed them all. Especially the 4/22 tornadoes. I also got the tornadoes this day, but not quite at the same distance as you guys...

 
For the first time, I actually had a much better photography year than videography year in 2010 so I don't have a ton to add to this thread.

Top two would be the Bowdle, SD storm time lapse, and then the June 23rd northern Illinois hurricane.




 
I only watch storm chasing videos that have Youtube titles that start with "EXTREME..." ... and none of these apply. You all need to market your videos better. Psh.
 
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Wow. There are some incredible videos in this thread. I have a few, but these don't even hold a candle to 100% of the above vids.

May 10th, Zenda, Kansas:



June 14th, semi-local mini supercell timelapse. Never produced, but I'm still a sucker for timelapses:




There are only a handful of videos from 2010 and that frustrates me. Work obligations extremely limited my time on the pavement this year.
 
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