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Mark's Weather Videos |
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Check out my animation weather shorts from the "Adventures of Noah Raydio and Sally GPS"!
If you're looking to find out more about the weather videos I think are worth watching, you'll find them there. They're easy to find on the page, so whether you're blazing online quickly via the latest o2 Mobile Broadband or you're lazing through a Sunday, it shouldn't take long. I've embedded some here for you to enjoy. . |
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1992-An EF0 tornado briefly strikes a veterinarian clinic on the NW side of San Antonio near Guilbeau and Tezel Rd. This was shot from my front yard in the early afternoon, about a mile away from the funnel cloud. I would have shot more footage, but I thought it might be a good idea to put my two infant children in a safe place!
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1990-While storm chasing near San Angelo, TX, we recorded this tornado near Ballinger, TX. As far as we know, it stayed in rural areas and did not do any major damage. |
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| San Antonio's famous "Snow of 1985". At the time, I was living near the Culebra Rd.-1604 part of town. I recorded part of this at my home and the rest of this was at my parent's home in Helotes, TX. Included is a famous "Skiing in Helotes" clip.The airport recorded 13.5 inches between January 11th-13th of January 1985. In Helotes, we were closer to 15 inches. |
1989-Aspermont, TX. This was my first storm chasing event and turned out to be pretty exciting. We were up in the Aspermont area, driving along a dry line, when a thunderstorm started developing to the south of the area. At the time we didn't think too much about the storm, so we stopped into a Dairy Queen for lunch. As they were handing our order to us, tornado sirens started wailing, so we grabbed our lunch and darted to our vehicle. We only drove about a mile north of town when we filmed the funnel cloud which had formed almost on top of us. It never turned tornadic, but later that day several tornadoes formed near Abilene, TX. Unfortunately, we had gone a different direction and did not film those. Sound is very low. |