Heavy rain bands from Tropical Storm Cristobal are coming ashore at SW Florida’s coast Saturday. The heavy rain is impacting people shopping for groceries during the pandemic, motorists on roads, and those trying to return to normal and enjoy the beach at Siesta Key beach. Torrential rain, road flooding, blustery winds and building surf. Low angle traffic splash shots included.
Shot Description
1) Low angle shots of US 41 in Sarasota with traffic splashing the housed camera in rood flooding.
2) Slow motion shot of box truck splashing the camera.
3,4) Grocery shoppers with carts, umbrellas and rain gear headed to load their cars in extremely heavy rain.
5) Cars in lot pounded by rain.
6) People with masks and umbrellas in heavy rain attempting to load groceries into car.
7) Amazon delivery truck in heavy rain.
8,9) Rain water gushing off tile roof.
10) Close shot of rain on SUV roof.
11) Flowering planted drowned in flood water.
12,13,14,15,16) Five shots of traffic splashing in flooded areas of downtown Sarasota.
17) Low angle shots of traffic on US 41 splashing housed camera.
18) Siesta Key Beach welcome sign and people with umbrellas in rain.
19) Blue lifeguard tower with red warning & US flags and people with umbrellas and rain gear.
20) Woman with rain umbrella and man with beach chairs in rain.
21,22,23) Green lifeguard tower with red swim warning flag for high surf and rip tides.
24) Beach conditions sign at Siesta Key Beach.
25) Guy in surf with son on paddle board hit by wave when not paying attention.
26) People on beach with high surf from tropical storm.
27) Woman with umbrella on beach in rain watching surf.
28,29,30) People in Gulf of Mexico swimming in high surf from Cristobal.
31) Woman with umbrella while man has camera phone filming Gulf of Mexico.
32) Lifeguard truck.
33) People in beach chairs under umbrella watching storm.
34) Guy jogging beach in rain.
35) Woman leaving beach with rain umbrella.