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Bone-chilling video depicts what happened when an apparent squall wreaked havoc upon Royal Caribbean’s Independence of the Seas ship on Friday.
The ship wasn’t even out of Port Canaveral, Florida, when an approaching storm seemed to suddenly gain strength and invited itself to the party.
Jenn Stancil — safely ensconced inside Independence of the Seas — whipped out her phone and recorded the terrifying scene.
Then came the PA call of a code alpha — which means a medical emergency.
Check out this 10-minute video of how the weather went from OK to Awful to What Just Happened?
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