Just got back from filming the damage from an F2 tornado with my Mavic.

[Tim32581]

I just got back from a short ride down the road to Kent Island, MD. They suffered a serious F2 - almost F3 tornado early Monday morning. Here is some of my raw footage. Sorry about some of the sudden movements when i was yawing. It was pretty windy out as I was trying to beat a storm.

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[Cyberpower678]

Link doesn’t load. I just get a blank page.

 

[Tim32581]

Try again. I was having difficulties.

 

[Tim32581]

Link doesn’t load. I just get a blank page.

Try again please. I was having difficulties pasting the link.

 

[Berserk]

Many good shots! And spectacular location! Will be awesome to see the movie after you have edited it and put on som soothing music!

 

[ThreeGs]

Wow! I can't get over that one house that looks fine except for being 15' off its foundation. Very interesting footage. Thanks for sharing it.

 

[Tim32581]

Wow! I can't get over that one house that looks fine except for being 15' off its foundation. Very interesting footage. Thanks for sharing it.

I actually missed that until I was reviewing the footage or I would have done a POI on it. I might go back next week and see if that house is still there.

 

[Cyberpower678]

I actually missed that until I was reviewing the footage or I would have done a POI on it. I might go back next week and see if that house is still there.

I totally missed that. What's the time index?

 

[Tim32581]

I totally missed that. What's the time index?

5:00 it will be on far left.

 

[ThreeGs]

I totally missed that. What's the time index?

I was talking about the house at 3:58 with the circular above ground pool.

 

[Cyberpower678]

I was talking about the house at 3:58 with the circular above ground pool.

Wow. The house was pretty well built if it survived getting torn off of the foundation and moved around like that. I can't imagine how the repair crew will be able to move the entire structure back and re-attach it to the foundation.