I was one of the few people who actually got to see this entire video
(it was sold to the TV station, who donated a copy to NWS-ILM, but
that's where the redistribution ended).
It was AMAZING. The tornado went right down the shoreline, a couple
hundred feet from these Joebob's in their Hotel room. You got a really
unique look at the rotation around the tornado on the surface - a lot of
sand was drawn in from the beach and sea spray was drawn in from the
ocean. You don't often see this because you're usually not above ground
level at so close proximity, WITH such moveable, granular natural
material.
I'm sure Discovery Channel will buy it however and we will all be quite
sick of it by this time next year! :)
Automatic digest processor wrote:
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> For some truly spectacular pictures of the July 6 Myrtle Beach tornado, go
> to:
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> http://nwsilm.wilmington.net/archive/07-06-01/tor.html
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