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NYC Severe THUNDERSTORM 07/25/23 | Bay Ridge Brooklyn | Cloud to Ground Lightning, Rain & High Winds

Read Below for storm info, and Timestamp Chapters of Events **************************************************************** 💲 If you want to help with Supporting Stride Warrior 💲 * Help is not required, but greatly appreciated. 🙂* 🦶 - Paypal: https://paypal.me/stridewarrior? 💵 - Cash App: $stridewarrior ❤ - Super Thanks Button Located under Video Window Storm info *********** At around 12pm, National Weather Service issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch, which turned into a warning at 2pm as a line of very potent storms made their way East towards the NYC area. The ETA of the storms was between 3 and 4pm, so I decided to make my way into Bay Ridge after seeing the track of the most intense cell was going to make it's way through the area between Fort Hamilton Parkway and 3rd Avenue. This storm had every feature, except for hail. At time of writing, a possible tornado touched down only a mile and a half away from me in Bensonhurst (Where I had just traveled from) and caused tree damage and minor property damage. I will update the description if we get confirmation. I will also be taking a walk in the neighborhood this morning to see what damage, if any ,looks like. *UPDATES BELOW at end of description.* The shelf cloud was amazing - with the classic "Mothership Saucer" shape. Skies turned into night and the rain wall had the greenish-blue tint associated with severe storms. Lightning was dangerous. There were 3 really close strikes during the walk that forced me to stop the walk and just observe the storm from a safer spot, up against a tall building. Winds and extreme torrential downpours were also observed, with some downburst gusts and some circulation, but no proof of a tornado dropping. This storm would continue to travel south and east into Bensonhurst only a few moments later, and drop a possible tornado. Once the core of the storm moves off, cloud to ground lightning intensity drops, and I start the rest of the walk in heavy rain with continued lightning and thunder. Streets were flooded and a Flash Flood Warning was eventually issued. Enjoy the walk - Stay Dry and Safe - enjoy the sights and sounds of this beast, and as always, Thanks for taking the walk with me! Timestamp Chapters: 00:00 - Starting the walk towards the storm, opening notes and info on the storm 02:35 - Stopping to watch arrival of shelf cloud - Must Watch for the next several minutes 05:13 - The Mothership arrives... 06:00 - Starting the walk again 07:20 - First Observed Lightning Strike while crossing 86th Street 08:05 - First signs of winds... 08:28 - Another look at the shelf cloud as it passes... 09:26 - Walking to 5th Avenue 11:30 - It is like night out.. 11:50 - First signs of gusty winds moving in and stopping to observe 13:13 - Cloud to Ground Lightning moving in 14:32 - Heavy Rain Arriving 15:37 - First Close Call - Cloud To Ground Lightning - Behind me 16:08 - Second Close Call - Cloud to Ground Lightning - In front of me 16:43 - Stopping for safety - Third Close Call - Cloud to Ground Lightning - This was the closest of the three. 19:17 - Adjusting the camera settings once again - it continues to get darker. 19:56 - Close Cloud to Ground Lightning 20:20 - Picking my spot for the torrential rain and wind that is about to come in. From this point on - peak intensity will occur with some really big down bursts of wind and torrential rain, along with lightning and thunder 24:25 - Starting to move again - Testing limits to see if camera gear will stay dry. Once I finally cross - I almost get blown across 5th Avenue 28:03 - Streets starting to flood out 29:25 - Street Gutters look like rivers 30:56 - Leaving 5th Avenue - Cloud to Ground Lightning has stopped - Starting the walk again. Thunder and Lightning, with heavy rain for most of the walk until we finish in Dyker Heights. 38:15 - Crossing I 278 - Traffic moving well - Entering Dyker Heights 45:15 - Skies lightening up, Storm moving out - Still good amount of thunder 51:00 - Ending the walk as rain ends on 13th Avenue and 85th Street in Dyker Heights UPDATE: Storm Damage Video -    • Walk Through of Storm Damage in Benso...   Location of epicenter is in Bensonhurst Brooklyn - Bay Ridge Parkway to 72nd streets between the 19th to 20th Avenue blocks. From what I am saw, all the trees looked to be snapped in one direction. Any homes damaged were by fallen trees. No blown out windows or roof damage. And no trees show damage on the tops. If it were a tornado, it would have went through like a weed wacker. This was most likely a microburst of straight line winds up to 100mph. #stridewarrior #thunderstorm #lightning #rain #asmr