It's really amazing how violent microbursts can be and how quickly they can go from rainstorm to raging hurricane! It's a good thing they only last a few moments.
@@AZDC99 eh, I don’t agree with that. The storms in Florida are pretty tame compared to microbursts in AZ. Besides hurricanes of course. Plus Phoenix feels earthquakes from basically every surrounding state.
had one here in Warwick UK a couple of Tuesday's ago.Geez it was mental destroyed stuff in the gardens mad lightning and 3 inches of water in 5 minutes.Loads of people thought it was a twister,but the intense rain was totally horizontal!
Microbursts can be deadly like a tornado or hurricane. My neighborhood and a few other nearby neighborhoods were experiencing 100 mph wind gusts, and just 2 miles away there wasn’t any damage at all. Microbursts are 2.5 miles or less in diameter.
starts vid...."hey this isnt a microburst, can still see 20 feet down the way so just some intense straight line winds......" Proceeds to continue until about 3 minutes in then says "Ohhhh, yep that would be one hella crazy microburst."
I got to watch one from my dad's house in Desert Hot Springs. NE corner of town, up the hill about 1,000 feet above the valley floor, looking across to Palm Springs. When the rain bomb hit the ground everything south of DHS proper disappeared. Just this gray sheet of water and plenty of lightning. Perfectly calm where we were, and just a mile south on Palm Drive it was like this video. And yes, it was in August of 2005. 116° out, temp dropped about 30° when that microburst hit.
What microburst? All I saw was strong winds pushing heavy rain, and drops of water on their lens. A microburst is tons of water slamming straight down unto the earth from the clouds...
In 1978 I was caught in a microburst in Custer’s State Park. We were at one of the highest areas of the park and had just got in our big Ford Torino when the storm hit. The car was pummeled by hailstones and we thought the car was going to flip over. And then it was gone. As quickly as it started. When we drove back through town, we saw that a semi truck trailer had been pushed into the window of a restaurant.
Fantastic video! I grew up across the street from those apartments.. was driving around Dobson Rd and I was wondering why I saw so many branches everywhere
The term ‘microburst’ is puzzling. There is nothing ‘micro’ about this phenomenon. Why do they last so long if they are just a temporary downdraft of cold air? They seem to be driven by a long-lasting mechanism with sustained effects.
The term "microburst" is used because its effects are so localized. Most of these microbursts are barely a mile wide; it's just the outflow from them that makes it so intense on the ground. Pour water from a bottle onto the ground and you see how fast and how far the water spreads outward when it hits the ground, all from a column of water barely a quarter inch in diameter. Same concept.
A microburst is totally different, trust me. Just experienced my third this year on the south coast. The sound of the wind is like being in a hurricane which I’ve been in previously. It just drops on you. Like being at full spin inside a washing machine, going in all directions. Terrifying noise, we got 2 inches of rain in 5 minutes, plus hail. And I used to live in Glasgow, and in their wettest winter on record lol, so trust me, I can tell the difference. Sadly got outside so had no chance to video.
Thanks for braving the winds. Not fun to be stuck in. But it's over before it begins. Leave the hurricanes and earthquakes to the Floridans and Californians, ha ha
It's really amazing how violent microbursts can be and how quickly they can go from rainstorm to raging hurricane! It's a good thing they only last a few moments.
AZ over CA or FLA any day
@@AZDC99 eh, I don’t agree with that. The storms in Florida are pretty tame compared to microbursts in AZ. Besides hurricanes of course. Plus Phoenix feels earthquakes from basically every surrounding state.
@@cz180p isn’t that what he just said though? Arizona over Florida or California?
@Alboito Einstinio I don’t see how we were agreeing tbh.
@Alboito Einstinio no he was saying they have weaker storms, which is why he would take Arizona over Florida any day
had one here in Warwick UK a couple of Tuesday's ago.Geez it was mental destroyed stuff in the gardens mad lightning and 3 inches of water in 5 minutes.Loads of people thought it was a twister,but the intense rain was totally horizontal!
1:17 That tree just finally gave up. "I'll just land here"
The car alarm along with it
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"I'll just relax here."
Microbursts can be deadly like a tornado or hurricane. My neighborhood and a few other nearby neighborhoods were experiencing 100 mph wind gusts, and just 2 miles away there wasn’t any damage at all. Microbursts are 2.5 miles or less in diameter.
It’s amazing how powerful storms can be
That's a really strong micro the guest has to been up around the 100KM mark
starts vid...."hey this isnt a microburst, can still see 20 feet down the way so just some intense straight line winds......" Proceeds to continue until about 3 minutes in then says "Ohhhh, yep that would be one hella crazy microburst."
The only rain Arizona gets
Bru northern az gets tons of snow and Phoenix gets some storms throughout summer and winter
Looks like a typical spring storm in Oklahoma where I live.
Wow nice footage
And this midwestern is like a little windy today
One of a hell of a microburst, damn was strong!
Omg that microburst make a car alarm go off
Yep, every year around August we get one of these here in Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley.
Haven’t had one in Mecca soo looks like we are good lol
We need some kind of rain not this but been sunny hot and humid for to long
@@allensaunders449 You are so Right Allen, Far too long. My apt. has bee flooded twice from these kinds of storms.
I got to watch one from my dad's house in Desert Hot Springs. NE corner of town, up the hill about 1,000 feet above the valley floor, looking across to Palm Springs. When the rain bomb hit the ground everything south of DHS proper disappeared. Just this gray sheet of water and plenty of lightning. Perfectly calm where we were, and just a mile south on Palm Drive it was like this video. And yes, it was in August of 2005. 116° out, temp dropped about 30° when that microburst hit.
I remember this one. Next day power company replacing or repairing downed power pole after downed power pole.
Wow!!! That wind had to be blowing at least 80mph!!
Sustained winds of 30 mph with a peak gust of 45-50 mph at this location
These estimates are based off wind speeds (10m aboveboard the ground or 33 ft)
What was the temperature like that day ? Was it cooler after the storm ?
What microburst? All I saw was strong winds pushing heavy rain, and drops of water on their lens. A microburst is tons of water slamming straight down unto the earth from the clouds...
Wow, that was intense!!
Wow great footage. Definitely some 100mph gusts in there.
I wouldn't quite say 100mph, not in the video at least. Definitely at least 50-60, and one news site is saying there were gusts up to 70mph.
IstasPumaNevada Yeah probably more like 70mph in the video. Maybe up to 85-90 in brief gusts.
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@@tehyeni177 2019??
Really it's amazing while I saw this I sleep
No shit. I was less than I mile from here when this happened and I was actually right at this exact apartment last night. Freaky.
Now phoenix hasnt had a real storm ever since 2018 hellla drought Monsoon used to be lit now it is DRY
RAIN IN ARIZONA?! (I live here) OMG WE HAVENT HAD RAIN IN AGES WHA-
I live in a mobile home in north Phoenix and this kind of storm scares the hell out of me.
In 1978 I was caught in a microburst in Custer’s State Park. We were at one of the highest areas of the park and had just got in our big Ford Torino when the storm hit. The car was pummeled by hailstones and we thought the car was going to flip over. And then it was gone. As quickly as it started. When we drove back through town, we saw that a semi truck trailer had been pushed into the window of a restaurant.
Microbursts are like mini-compact local hurricanes... certainly looks like one. Thanks for the video - hope nothing of yours was damaged!
Microbursts are like a five minute hurricane.
Ya True
Fantastic video! I grew up across the street from those apartments.. was driving around Dobson Rd and I was wondering why I saw so many branches everywhere
It's supercell hp
I remember that one in Phoenix Arizona I live off of 16th St. and Glendale phoenix Arizona we have some crazy weather at home or even earthquakes
This is where the phrase, “it’s raining sideways!” comes from ;) Only in Arizona!
Adrian Hernandez
And Florida.
And Oregon/Washington
Adrian Hernandez
And Florida. In the late afternoon
Josh Blair you joking right?
@@juljasmaharchive nope
R.I.P theoddonesout
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This microburst
WHOA. That is nuts!
Yikes!
no no no week
I though Phoenix had 🌵
Some one tell me why Arizona have so much of Fucking Microbust?
AWWESOME #600
This is happening on my b day oof
이래서 수, 풍, 지, 화 구나. 재앙의 순서대로 나열 한거네. 홍수, 태풍, 지진, 화재. 바람 진짜 무섭다.
Gutteragedon
Tree shapes remarkable
Sounds like tornado winds
Damn. That was the night my ex-wife and I split. That shit brought back memories.
The term ‘microburst’ is puzzling. There is nothing ‘micro’ about this phenomenon. Why do they last so long if they are just a temporary downdraft of cold air? They seem to be driven by a long-lasting mechanism with sustained effects.
The term "microburst" is used because its effects are so localized. Most of these microbursts are barely a mile wide; it's just the outflow from them that makes it so intense on the ground. Pour water from a bottle onto the ground and you see how fast and how far the water spreads outward when it hits the ground, all from a column of water barely a quarter inch in diameter. Same concept.
Nature in the raw is seldom mild.
I have seen many vids of these powerful micro bursts on ytube and it seems AZ definately has some of the worst.
Another video is here: czcams.com/video/posjH6TzTOo/video.html
Here's a real bad one. czcams.com/video/dOSIjoZnHwI/video.html
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this is not so strong
@@Melissa-wx4lu This is the real strongest one, watch that:
czcams.com/video/posjH6TzTOo/video.html
I would love to live in Arizona but them Cardinal though eh nah lol.
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Where's the microburst?
All I saw was a storm that is called a Derecho storm
looks like an average day in the UK
A microburst is totally different, trust me. Just experienced my third this year on the south coast. The sound of the wind is like being in a hurricane which I’ve been in previously. It just drops on you. Like being at full spin inside a washing machine, going in all directions. Terrifying noise, we got 2 inches of rain in 5 minutes, plus hail.
And I used to live in Glasgow, and in their wettest winter on record lol, so trust me, I can tell the difference. Sadly got outside so had no chance to video.
sked no it doesn’t you idiot
No it doesn't, you liar.
An average day in the UK is a light drizzle.
and this is why planes crash when they encounter a microburst when trying to land..almost nothing they can do about it.
I bet they cool things right off, tho!
Only for a minute. Then you get stuck with 110°F + 100% humidity and it’s worse than if it was just the dry heat
Eucalyptus tree In distance throwing branches at overhangs (edit) plssss likkeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Where I live this is just rain ☔️. The ground is made to drain. Leave the shoreline and you will be climbing a Mountain 🏔.
Thanks for braving the winds. Not fun to be stuck in. But it's over before it begins. Leave the hurricanes and earthquakes to the Floridans and Californians, ha ha
Had one in Utah years back that completely flattened the length of a wooden fence in my backyard. Came out of nowhere.