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all good but that camera actually is 520p upscaled it lies about all it says and is rubbish, from experience.

It's Crazy😆

Interesting video but the railway of today is a joke billions of pounds spent on new tracks and overhead wires yet all passengers get for all weathers is a bus shelter as a waiting room that's what high train fares buy you😮,

That's beautiful. Surprised all the snow hasn't melted yet

I don't know what it is about flooded roads that seems to attract people to drive through it, it's not as if there isn't another route in a conurbation area like Mirfield. Even if you don't suck up water and wreck your engine, you're still filling up your chassis rails and box sections with water, only later on to make a rust bucket out of your car for future owners. Thanks anyway Paul, nice insight into what's happening.

Cool

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God this looks amazing. Love high winds. Stay safe when filming!!

Think your wind speed device was a bit broken to be honest.

films hand and uploads to youtube, quality content

I want to move to Wales, because of the weather. My wife says no, because of the weather 🤣😂

Only around 43 mph max on your anemometer.

Eka

That’s amazing. I’m pretty sure red lightning is quite rare

My friend told me about this update, and when I updated my PS5, I saw the PS1 startup.

I literally was confused when that happened to me

Impressive 👍

that stop signs on the huddersfieldd line

10 out of 10.

Windmills an solar panels will power your homes now wonder how many people will starve an freeze to save the world

The railway tracks ran from Newtown goods yard down Beaumont Street into the gas works, it crossed the canal on a bridge which has been demolished now, locally the train was named the Beaumont Street flyer, there are pictures and a video somewhere on RUclips, can’t remember when it stopped running

Hi Paul, there's been a schedule of demolition of these facilities for a while now. Here in Bridlington they got rid of ours about 18 months ago and I see Martin did a video of one of his local ones. For quite a few decades now the method of storage has been underground salt caverns just North of Hornsea. They pumped a mixture of salt water and diesel down hundreds of feet into areas of natural salt and leeched out the salt to make massive underground caverns, the diesel was to help shape the caverns apparently, then they would take the natural gas onshore at Easington, pump it to Atwick, add the odorant and pressure it underground to then be fed into the gas grid on demand. This seems to be the preferred method now.

Sound quality absolutely rubbish

Worst case of that was close ever.

Super quiet train

I was visiting my folks in Cambridgeshire and the storms were down their. I remembered I accidentially left the top window slightly open and at 1.40 am was awoken by what was a loud explosion. Their is something fun about watching storms, something even better when it's dead in the morning and dark outside.

Look like some severe flooding going on

Wow Wonder, time & date,? But a short !

Oh yes, its developing nicely

Expected date of completion: 2048.

Your excitement is palpable as the red lightening flashed from the thunderstorm, amazing

Wow 😮

It wad stunning

Well this really is beginning to see the wind of change out there, at ravensthorpe, for whom the transpennine route will also be electrified as part of the upgrade, It'll be quite sad to see the old currnet station go, let alone replaced by the new proposed replacement station - at ravensthorpe out there.

I’m sure it was very interesting. Just a shame we couldn’t hear a word or understand what the pictures were supposed to show.

I wonder if the concrete slab is the New platform or the Footing for the new road bridge piers

I'm down in Devon. Heading to the coast at about 5am, expected to be 42mph Gusts with 9ft waves & high tide, should be interesting

I'm just an amateur storm chaser, I don't have any meteorology credentials, but I live in the great plains and I've seen many tornadoes in my life, some intentionally, some incidentally. The possible tornado near the end doesn't quite look or sound like any tornado I've seen. Here's why I think this is probably a downburst. First, the motion of a tornado is pretty fast and unmistakable, it would have quickly made that condensation into a smooth laminar cone shape with lots of very apparent motion in the cloud base. Tornadoes move very, very quickly, and that motion is extremely obvious in the parent storm. The motion here is more of a smooth gliding motion, not the sort of rapid twisting motion I've seen. It really lacks the very fast motion I would expect. Overall, that storms that I've seen produce tornadoes tend to look a lot "angrier." Also, there definitely seems to be a lot less lightning and thunder than I would expect too. Second, I've heard more tornadoes than I've seen. In particular, I was very close to the 2008 Windsor Colorado tornado. I never saw it, but I could definitely hear it. They have a pretty distinct sound, something like a jet engine or a freight train. You can hear them before they touch the ground too. A tornado that large would be making an incredible amount of noise at that range, it would be hard to miss.

Recognize this rain from my visit to Holy Lock,Scotland...intense!

Nice! Arcus like that could fool anyone think it was a tornado. Absolutely wild.

What antenna is this and does it affect the gps function? Does it affect the CB band listening?

Awesome Paul ⚡️ Wicked show over Lancaster yesterday hoping to get round to editing the footage this afternoon. Roll on the next lot 👌⚡️⚡️

Beautiful ❤

Hi Paul, how good is your camera, I tried to record some live footage but didn't get anywhere close to this quality, great footage ☺️

The mic didn’t pick it up that I can hear of