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June 29, 2012 derecho storm Newark, Ohio in Licking County
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2012
- I'll be interested to hear if we experienced tornadic activity in this one. They called the system a Derecho storm. This storm knocked down big, strong trees and power lines.Friends of ours were driving through Heath on SR79 when it hit. They saw debris swirling around in front of them. A conversation with a Verizon store rep at that location revealed the wind had picked up the dirt and debris from a construction site nearby and made an almost opaque wall of wind.
I left the middle portion of the video even though it's a mess. I wanted to keep my comments on there. My mother-in-law lives in an apartment downstairs; that's what I was referring to when I told the dogs to come with me. LOL
As of July 3, we are still without power in my neighborhood. Many of us throughout the county are still in the dark. AEP crews from Alabama and Texas (and other states I'm sure) are here trying to get a tremendous amount of work done.
UPDATE: We were without power from June 29 through the evening of July 7, our neighborhood being one of the last in the county to be restored. AEP had crews in from Texas, Alabama and Canada (probably more areas) working long, hot days. I don't envy them.
One of the crew members who worked on our lines told my neighbor that they'd been all over Licking County and our street and the one next to it sustained the worst damage out of any in the County. We kept trying to tell people how bad it was, but didn't think people took us seriously.
We feel a little vindicated. ;)
It was a miserable eight days, let me tell you! We were blessed to have friends whose power came on and I spent my days doing laundry and hanging out with them in various areas. My husband's office got power back Monday, I think, so we spent evenings there before heading home to sleep. Friday night, we slept on air mattresses at the office -- Heavenly to sleep in cool air!
This is 8yrs old but I just recently found out about this weather phenomenon. I live in Florida & at least we get time to prepare but it seems these storms just pop up from nowhere.
I live in Newark Ohio and work for a tree outfit. by far the worst storm damage we've ever had. I actually almost lost 3 fingers from a chainsaw cleaning a pine tree off a house on country club drive that day. literally scarred forever from that storm
I worked at The Advocate at the time and lived in Thornville. I remember seeing the storm marching our way, and I first noticed it because it delayed a Cubs game that afternoon I was planning to listen to while I worked. For a storm to march that far that fast was something I'd never seen. I truly had no grasp of the damage until I tried to get home. It was an obstacle course getting around everything.
And as so many others have mentioned, that storm did nothing to lessen the heat. That is one of the hottest spells I can remember in my entire lifetime. Over a week later, the highs were 105 or more. Not the heat index, the actual highs.
I was in Hebron about this time, racing home. there literally was a wall of wind & debris across a street, that I later went down & ended up driving over a couple of tree limbs. Once I was inside, I STAYED there for the rest of the night. My power blinked several times but somehow stayed on!
That Derecho. the only storm we've been hit by. To take out our power 5 seconds after it hit.
We just outside of Hebron city limits lost our power until July 7th. Fortunately, we had a working generator and I got a fairly new window unit ac (110) that was stored in the garage. If not for that, we would've probably had to sleep in the cars. Kroger, however looked like the apocalypse had come through, never seen it that stripped before!
Yes, it was crazy! Meijer in Newark stayed open and took care of their customers. We'll always remember that. It was a big loss when they closed the Newark store.
Wow, I can’t believe it’s been 10 years since this storm. I definitely will not forget how powerful that storm was and I haven’t seen a storm close to that strong since.
I lived in Sistersville WV when this happened, I was 11 in bible school when the teachers told us to get downstairs and that it was a tornado. Our power was out for more than a week, seeking refuge in the local fire department building. The storm also took down a massive oak tree in my grandmother’s yard. I’m surprised nobody was hurt by it honestly
Here after the drencho we had in Middletown Ohio yesterday was without power for 24 hours in 110 degree Temps winds between 70-80 mph was scary and trees down everywhere....
I remember my son was a newborn when this happened. My boss came to my office and said “Leave now. Get home to your wife and baby.” On my drive home I watched storm roll in over interstate 75 in Lima, Ohio. Never felt my ears pop from a storm until that day.
I was born on that day 😂
You’re 12 and have a RUclips account?
I'm a meteorologist in Toledo, Ohio. Much of our tv-viewing area was impacted by this Derecho. I think your video is a great depiction of this event and it shows what a lot of families went through that evening. Could I use parts of your video for a story I'm working on? I'm doing a long-form case study of the 2012 Derecho. Thank you!
Had this storm in WV too had no power for over a week
「мade ιn нeaven」
Well, it's the 4th anniversary of that crazy storm. I still get a little freaked out when storms are headed our way, hoping they won't be like this.
I live on the east side of Newark Ohio and I got it pretty bad up here I had power lines and trees down in my neighborhood when the derecho hit and I get pretty scared when severe weather comes in at night with climate change I have a feeling that derechos will become more destructive in the future even for Newark Ohio but I will be ready this time and I will never miss having to take cold showers everyday when the power was out for two weeks
Geez I remember that. No power for over a week. It was terrible.
A storm like that makes you question anytime there's bad weather rolling in. We don't like how they cut back/down so many trees in our neighborhood, but we haven't lost power again like that, so I guess it's worth it.
I live in Columbus and it just started out as clear as day and 10 minutes later it was almost pitch black it was that extreme
NbaWhatIfs i live in pataskala and the same thing happened
@@Number1Loser DANG
Here in southern Ohio it had been pretty cloudy most of the day, breezy, and it was really hot. 103° i believe it was. At around 5:30pm it was completely calm, we knew the storm was coming. A few minutes later it was just this big green wall coming toward us. We cooled from 103° to 58° from the time the storm hit til after it passed. We were all so cold cuz we were in shorts and tank tops xD 2021 is looking quite like a similar year to 2012 with these frequent heatwaves. Maybe we'll see another Derecho 😱
That sound can be creepy as hell at night when you're alone, and in a loud storm! In my house, the wind whistles through the window air vents in strong wind, and sound a bit like flutes; just not so graceful! There's one which sounds like a demented elephant in very strong gusts, and, because it's the other side of the house, abruptly wakes me and scares the hell out of me!
Grrrrl Child! Head inside NOW!
Baltimore City Maryland where I used to live, got hit by this storm. I had no power for 9 days. This storm came in my old area late in the evening on 6-29-12 with winds as high as 80 mph on the leading edge. There was also prolific lightning strikes and flash flooding rain and a few trees were on the ground.
I have family who live in Newark, off of Church St., near Dietrich. They are okay, but no power, as I'm getting cell phone text messages from them. This has to be almost as bad as the tornado that touched around that neighborhood in June 2010, huh? I drove in ther next day to visit on vacation and saw all of the branches down. Hope everyone is hanging in with the heat and humidity. :(
This was a pretty bad storm and I am worried here in 2023 that something like this may happen again in the future I had a dream and a vision of another destructive derecho damaging my house and other houses in my neighborhood I'm so scared about it the one time I woke up out of my sleep crying 😭😭😭
I used to have tornado dreams all the time in the spring. As I've learned to use different calming techniques, it's gotten a lot better.
@@Gardenwife Wow that's pretty awesome sometimes when I get scared about this stuff I usually meditate and listen to meditation music I also pray to God it helps out quite a bit but some of the things I've seen is stuff that can happen in the future kind of like visions of the future I survived this derecho thanks to God I am going to be ready for the next one one thing I did hate when I lost power for a couple weeks is having to take cold baths and man that was horrible
I live in Deleware County! Another big one is coming through later today!!
That’s what she said 🤣🤣
There were tornado warnings too, we’re you in just a severe thunderstorm warning?
I was pretty scared when this derecho was coming in towards the city of Newark Ohio at my house but I made it through this was definitely the storm of the century I wasn't pretty happy when I had to take cold showers during the two week power outage I'm worried that if we keep getting into droughts that more derechos would keep hitting Newark Ohio and I'm afraid of that
It was just crazy how suddenly it came on.
@@Gardenwife that's what happens when you're in a drought and a brutal heat wave that lasted almost 2 weeks and the temperature in Newark Ohio was 117 degrees and the heat index was 126 degrees the day before the derecho came in on the same day as the derecho moved in it was 98 degrees with a heat index of 110 and we didn't have power for almost two weeks and I hate taking cold baths I like my bathwater warm and I hope I and anyone else doesn't go through something like this for a long time but when another derecho hits the city of Newark Ohio at my house I'll be ready to go before it hits and i thank God for keeping me and my friends and families safe and giving other people help when they lost power
It looks like the part that hit you was quite a bit worse than the one we got. We didn't see any lightning here, just the strong winds and temp. power loss. Hope they get your power back up soon. It's just way too hot to be stuck without air!
Heck of a storm. Cleared the streets in Pittsburgh, PA, and we didn't get anywhere near the worst of it.
trees and branches all over the place. 101 degree heat index and no power for 4 days after. no hotels with vacancy. nightmare
Do you actually have good gravy?
Good gravy!!! Cute
I stood outside yesterday and succeeded to film one of these the last place I would go is downstairs I would keep on filming. You can see all my trees sideways limbs snapping and around front it blew limbs out of the trees. You can see my ash tree at a 90%angle and hear the howl. I always said if I get the chance I’ll film this stuff and not go in when it gets to the good stuff because after being rejected for 43 years I had rather get killed in the storm and put my faith in Jesus to give me a perfect life instead and go upstairs when Its storming Choose Him today this life is just a vapor but make one forever with Jesus amen.
Chad Crawford Well, to each his own. :)
Do you still have the video??
Lol where? Only video i saw of an actual impressive looking storm only had like 10mph winds. The trees were barely moving..
LOL Were you here when it happened? Look up 2012 derecho on news sites.
Awesome footage! Glad you stuck with as long as you could and captured this footage.
We had it bad in Columbus, Ohio
It was some storm, that's for sure. The gazebo wasn't as bad as I thought, but it has bungee cords holding parts of the canopy in place since the hooks and elastic straps broke. The good thing is, the canopy had fit and drainage defects I had, in May, already documented with the company I ordered it from online, and they are sending a replacement. Let's hope we don't get more storms! LOL
The odd sound sounds like a dying 🐄 🐮
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Do you mean you were nearby and saw it? When it was last visible in the video and I stepped away from our door, the top was still there.
We wanted to see the whole storm dam it lol
In the middle of a bad storm ,let's go to grandma's😮what!.
LOL! We are a multigenerational household. My MIL lives in a basement apartment we made for her. :D
I would say 70 to 95 mph winds
More of this storm! ruclips.net/video/6Y6MbRqmUls/видео.html Watch the glass bulge from inside a car dealership during the storm!
This might have been a damaging rotation. To me it looks like derecho-like microburst.
it was a derecho smh
@@cloutmcdonalds4743 Then a strong microburst then.
@@mirishitaunofficial No my guy that was one of the deadliest deadliest and most destructive derechos in North American history. Look it up, 6/29/2012 derecho. That wss not a microburst
@@cloutmcdonalds4743 I know it was not a tornado. Because tornadoes have spinning winds and if It wasn't a microburst, was it just derecho winds? The damage must be simalar to EF1 damage.
@@cloutmcdonalds4743 Derechos have tornado like windspeeds.
This storm was very destructive and the largest storm we had
Ugh, I've been watching the models, too. I sure hope it bypasses us this time.
well some derechos are ripping through the midwest right now
A really bad one. 122 mph winds in Cedar Rapids Iowa
@@mm-gl7sz wait there was another one?
what the hell
This is Matt Albanese. I'm a meteorologist at WHIZ in Zanesville. We are doing a piece this week on the anniversary of the derecho. Do you mind if we use this video?
Yes, you're welcome to use a clip.
gardenwife Ok great. Thanks.
Matt Albanese We would like to give you credit for the video. Do you mind if we use your name or should we use gardenwife?
Matt Albanese You may use my name, thanks. There's a second video showing the damage. Did you see that?
Kimberley B Ok great. Thanks. I have not seen the second video, but we have enough material. Thank you.
tomorrow it is supposed to happen Red is the outskirts of were it is supposed to happen. Pink is were the bad stuff happens, and im in the pink
i had to spend my birthday without power :(
Mac LpsLover just be happy u spent ur bday alive =)
good gravey?? umm lol