Incredible Australian Microbursts Pt1 - Extreme Weather Series - Severe Weather Australia

Severe Weather Australia Extreme Weather Series - "Microbursts Part1"
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[zyawotha]

the last piece of footage was just amazing. never seen anything like it

[edwardfletcher]

That Perth Airport timelapse was FANTASTIC 👍

[petraperez]

That last video is one of the best visuals of a microburst I’ve seen!

[mrquackadoodlemoo]

Legend has it that that trampoline is still rolling to this very day

[thundersnow]

I like to think its the same trampoline flying from Caliundra west down to Morayfield😂😂.

Seriously some amazing videos!

Growing up in the west suburbs of Chicago and having been through some decent storms including striking distance of an F5 and quite a few EF3 and lower tornadoes, the Australian storms are nothing to joke about and darn impressive!

[obsidianwing]

The Flying Trampoline was unexpected ;D

[joey]

0:40 perfect example of a dry microburst. dry microbursts are more common than wet microbursts but they dont get documented or spoken about as much because they are hard to see

[sandrajohnson]

The last one was amazing, best footage I have ever seen, thank you for showing this ❤ nsw

[bjbolger]

Kane Artie's work is literally the bomb.

[tdb]

On my very first driving lesson when I was a teen, I was in the back blocks of Perth and a huge down pour like this happened. The street and anything further than a metre just disappeared. I had to pull over and wait for it to end. A real baptism of fire!

[imtheeastgermanguy]

The plastic chair: "don't mind me!" 😂😂😂

[BJ-knte]

Storms these days, they look so much more angry then I remember growing up in the 80s and 90s

[Zebrails]

WHen the first lady exclaimed about her trampoline just leaving the yard... Then later on in the video another guy captures a trampoline strolling across a roof... I laughed that it could be the same trampoline! 🤔🤣 John BC Canada

[Imwhicho]

Awe-inspiring is what comes to mind. Those were just amazing to watch. I could watch all day.

[mutepint]

Perth footage at the end; looked exactly like mammatus cloud but intersecting with ground instead of at their usual couple thousand feet. Awesome.

[esmed]

Great compilation. For those not used to this kind of weather it must be very scary. Being in the Top End I have often had to drive to and from work seeing as much as that guy was able to see. It’s terrifying. Our wet season storms are like those featured on here, and can be really frightening. Thanks to all who captured these images.

[bonesciencegaming]

I went through one of these a month ago, I was camping, we had to escape to the car and our camper trailer lifted off its chocks and half the poles were bent, 7 decent sized trees went down around the park through the storm and a small fishing boat was sunk

[tsepheletseka]

Legend has it the trampoline flew across the sea and made it all the way to New Zealand.

[NetworKrakle]

Yo!, the Feb 13th (2024) storm that obliterated trees everywhere was fuckin' WILD man!

[randomdavid]

I've been through an official tornado (afaik) in 2008 as a postie while delivering mail. It felt like most of this it was raining, I got cover under a carport, owner of house said get inside, a minute later nothing except some drops of rain a little breeze, and my postie ct110 bike 300 metres down the road with the owner of the house carports roof.