On June 29th 2015 around 6 pm a wind storm hit Castlegar BC Canada hard. These trees have had a beating a few years now but nothing like this. Click through the video it gets extreme
WOW! Amazing storm! This is easily the 3rd, if not the 2nd strongest canadian storm I've ever seen on video. I think it might be edged out by the 2022 Ontario/Quebec derecho and the strongest video I've ever seen of a canada storm was definitely what was left of Hurricane Fiona up in Glace Bay, NS because that was insane.
Those tall trees in the background look like a type of spruce. Some spruce up in the Northern part of the US, Canada and Alaska are very sturdy trees. They don't move much in strong winds. Which is why they're used as wind breakers by a lot of people.
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Hey Randall Robertson, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) 🙂 Cheers, Felix
those trees must have deep roots and strong trunks.
Thank you so much for sharing your video,I love watching strong storms. Those big trees were holding for dear life ..haha
Man i love the footage but the talking and cheering in the background killed it for me just a bit.
Them trees really stayed strong cause that was some strong wind.
WOW!
Amazing storm!
This is easily the 3rd, if not the 2nd strongest canadian storm I've ever seen on video.
I think it might be edged out by the 2022 Ontario/Quebec derecho and the strongest video I've ever seen of a canada storm was definitely what was left of Hurricane Fiona up in Glace Bay, NS because that was insane.
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The trees in the background look like they are barely moving? Is this what they call straight line winds?
Those tall trees in the background look like a type of spruce. Some spruce up in the Northern part of the US, Canada and Alaska are very sturdy trees. They don't move much in strong winds. Which is why they're used as wind breakers by a lot of people.
Do you know how fast the winds were?
Forget the trees what about the power Lines?
Great vid. But you got to clean them gutters man....lol
It was a terrible storm. I'll never forget it. Had no power for almost 4 days.
We had a storm here, we were out of Power for a week and as Half!
Windy days are the best days
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You can fly a kite in winds that strong, I haven't had any windy weather lately, We did get a few severe Storms this month
Obviously it hurts when a hailstone hits you at 120 mph 🤷♂️
We had winds at least that strong on July 23 2017 up here in Golden I recorded an 85 kph sustained wind with 120 plus kilometer per hour gusts!
Hello! I am Lee, producer of South Korea.
I found this video while looking for data to produce a documentary related to the storm.
I'd like to ask if the video can be used as a data screen!
For more information, please leave an email that you can contact and I'll let you know!
Thank you!
- Lee
jeez thats easily around 50-60 mph winds right there, what an intense storm
Me gusta ver como la naturaleza mueve todos y yo soy acuario me gusta las lluvias
Hey Randall Robertson, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) 🙂 Cheers, Felix
Now that is a big windstorm! I have had one mabye just a little bit stronger but WOW.
That is happening at my house in renfrew ON Canada we got major damage
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I was watching the 2020 Iowa derecho and minus the lightning this isn't far off.
Looks like straight-line winds like a derecho,
Scary! Looks like inflow into a tornado. Was there one nearby! Can’t believe those pretty flowers hung in there!
Downburst winds. Inflow would "follow" the tornado as it passes.
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i hope those trees didnt fall
That's bad storm
😳 lot of wind and rain
Looks like a hurricane
And the telephone poles will break soon to
Power supply company needs to be thanked for a decent tree trimming job!
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An all male household it appears - Josh, bobby, Frank, Edd, Ged - come and see the weather.............