Follow along as Mark Sudduth and Marcel Ligabo are in Kansas to set up various cameras and other equipment in the "dry run" for the hurricane season using plains storms. They will be trying to deploy some new tech on front of big storms/supercells.
We have 4 live cams (plus the vehicle cam) along with GoPro cams that we can set up ahead of the severe weather that is anticipated to develop later this afternoon.
We can deploy cameras practically anywhere we wish in order to set up our own "fence" to wrangle what ever forms and see the impacts in stunning 4K video.
We will also have the drone and of course the live vehicle cam; making for a truly immersive experience as we track down today's severe weather.
All of this will be helpful as we prepare for hurricane season and look for even better methods of deploying cams in as many locations as possible to tell the best story that we can of how hurricanes do what they do.
The live stream will begin around Noon ET and go until we get back to the hotel late tonight.
Thank you all and wish us luck! We have a great crew; safe and responsible! See you out there soon!
This is off hurricane season weather coverage and testing. Mark will have some of the same equipment for this event as some of the hurricane events, including remote cameras..
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