Weather Channel using a green screen as expected. Then, the Weather Channel goes “next level green screen” and blows my mind. (1:47)

Weather Channel using a green screen as expected. Then, the Weather Channel goes “next level green screen” and blows my mind. (1:47)

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  1. Wow!! That truly is next level!

    Aside from being cool as fuck to look at it also must very effective way to make people realize the dangers in situations seeing it so graphicly

  2. It’s a great tactic! Many people have a hard time picturing risk scenarios they haven’t experienced before. We’re visual creatures – and hopefully this green screen magic helped to convince people to evacuate and stay safe.

  3. After going through Harvey the one thing this video really doesn’t show you is how fast that can happen. One moment the street and ditches are filling up the next thing you know 30 mins later its at your front door. I was lucky and only got 3 feet, I have no desire to find out what 6 to 9 would have been like.

  4. Am I the only one here that thinks this is utterly ridiculous? Especially for a category 1/2 hurricane? It’s certainly impressive but is it necessary?

  5. The whole time I was expecting another Weather Channel hurricane failure..

    This however is pretty damn cool.

    It’s not entirely necessary, but it does convey a message and is neat to look at to look at

  6. You guys giving the weather channel a break cause this is cool Tech and because some people are stupid and don’t evacuate when they should. But let’s be real, the weather channel is a piece of shit network that sensationalizes weather and feeds off of tragedy.

    I remember watching it growing up and slowly watched the shift from what appeared to be genuine reporting to journalists with boners at bad weather.

    I’m not sure if they just hired people really into storms or this is the result of 24/7 weather reporting.

    Maybe both.

  7. Every time I see something like this I think “wow, that’s amazingly cool real-time generated graphics, technologically we’ve come far”

    I also think that anyone that doesn’t know their own height and can’t mentally visualise what 6 feet of water will mean for their 5’5″ body is perhaps watching too much TV and not doing enough heading to high ground….

  8. ELI5: How does a car float? I understand most model bodies are some kind of plastic, but there’s still tons of metal in cars AND the cab isn’t exactly “air tight” to hold the car afloat. Is there just enough air before it sinks?

  9. Fucking YouTube man, gigabit fiber connection to a tier 1 provider, video buffering nicely then stops, right as an ad tries to play, ad plays in beautiful crisp 1080p, then handshakes back to the OC which fails to resume and play.

    Thanks for the amazing coding, now to go block Ads with Piehole.

  10. I had already seen this (as a repost), I hoped by ‘next level’ the water would suddenly breach her protective bubble and she’d be dramatically swept away.

  11. That is the most effective illustration I’ve ever seen to explain why it is so imperative that people pay attention to the evacuation orders. That made me nervous and I’m in Pittsburgh.

  12. While i think this is really cool, the problem with TWC or any other news org saying anything and everything to get views is that the next time a Cat 4 comes ashore that really is devastating, no one will pay attention.

  13. The youtube channel Node has a handful of VR video game videos where they came up with a setup like this using a vive controller to be a camera connected to a real camera in a greenroom so they could sync the environments and put the person playing literally into the game. It was the coolest thing I’ve seen so far with VR and they were the first ones I saw doing it. [Here’s a video you should absolutely check out if you liked this video.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D04YQ4rvLnk)

    2:45 for the crazy stuff

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