The Weather Chronicles documents the most memorable events I captured with my VHS camcorder between 1999 and 2005, ranging from beautiful sunsets to stunning storms. This series is the successor to the original video series "Six Years Later". Most videos are roughly 15 minutes long and 45mb in size.
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The Weather Chronicles I (44.30mb)
July 27, 1999 to July 8, 2000 Highlights include mammatus clouds, lightning, a lunar eclipse, stunning sunrises, and a late morning squall line. Music: "Ceremony" by David Arkenstone, "Two Hearts" by David Arkenstone, and "The Red Tower" by Ah-Nee-Mah. |
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The Weather Chronicles II (43.10mb)
July 16, 2000 to April 3, 2001 Highlights include powerful lightning strikes, fall colors, a partial solar eclipse, and numerous winter scenes. Music: "Hindu Holiday" by David Arkenstone and Andrew White, "Changes" by David Arkenstone, "The Spirit of Excalibur" by Enaid, and "The Southern Cross" by David Arkenstone. |
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The Weather Chronicles III (44.60mb) |
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The Weather Chronicles IV (43.70mb) August 17, 2001 to June 10, 2002 Highlights include numerous lightning displays and winter storms plus several sunset time lapse videos. Music: "Midnight Rain (4th and Colorado)" by Marshall Styler, "Top of Lemon Grass Hill" by Marshall Styler, and "Spirit Wind" by David Arkenstone. |
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The Weather Chronicles V (40.20mb) June 20, 2002 to July 5, 2003 Highlights include several severe thunderstorms with powerful lightning bolts, supercells at sunset, and a total lunar eclipse. Music: "Venus" by Troika and "Water of Life- Out of Darkness-Transformation" by David Arkenstone. |
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The Weather Chronicles VI (17.80mb) July 14, 2003 to May 15, 2005 Highlights include several thunderstorm time lapse videos and lightning shots. Music: "City in the Clouds " by David Arkenstone. |