are all the ohmygod's just scripted to ramp up tension?, they sound likre conscious effort

We live in the Eastern part of the state Tornadoes are pretty uncommon here especially anything EF3+ I don’t think there’s even been one that strong around here. But it’s def one of my if not my biggest fear. We live in a double wide no storm shelter, no sturdy buildings near by (minus a DG about 15 minutes away) live in between 4 mountains/big hills our only safe option is a culvert running under the pavement but if flooding is accompanying it then that’s out to. The odds of something as strong as that hitting here are rare but never 0 so every severe storm or tornado warning we get has my anxiety tore all to hell.

So Scary😢

Its crazy to think that if the tornado continued on it most likely would've been given EF5 rating from the damage in greenfield knowing when it showed the damage there were multiple houses where it was only concrete... hopefully greenfield is able to recover

Beautiful ❤️ najara Asi video mujhe pasand hai Asi hi or banana

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So clad for you

And also there was a direct hit the tornado had a direct hit by me I got hit by the tornado I was in the core of the tornado and I wa are you still got hit by the tornado and I was cleaning on by part of the mountain asthma ever friends claimed on there was even one that had asthma I was in my home 😭 it was painful to watch my friends getting thrown no one died but it was terrifying I will never live in Nebraska again9:26 :23 part of the Hill

Have you talked about the Tuscaloosa tornado? It’s a very interesting topic that killed many people and went down in history it’s CRAZY. And it was in 2011

Did anyone realize that caton running in front of the tornado what's the profile picture of his channel

Chasing the tornado or the tornado chasing you and it was even a different on you never knew was there. That is nightmare fuel right there!

In May of 65 Minnesota had a small outbreak. The town of Fridley was hit by 2 tornadoes, one after the other like those in the Palm Sunday storms. My parents and I were living in Bloomington, MN at that time. When the Civil Defense sirens went off everyone went outside to find out what was going on. Since this was in middle of the Cold War first thought was we were under attack. Pop went for the radio and heard reports of tornadoes. We took shelter at a friend’s house because we didn’t have a basement. Maybe you could do a story on that outbreak.

Lol @ max winds of 170. I was following this on radar and in weather discord, multiple sources posted hard data indicating winds over 300 mph. Current system is badly flawed when they refuse live data in favor of damage estimates. There have been several monsters with winds over 300 mph since 2013, including Mayfield KY, Rolling Fork MS, etc.

I’m not from the USA but my aunt lived very close to where the 2005 F3 that struck Birmingham UK tornado she lived on Hall Green

Wow 😮😳'!... Horrible Horrible Horrible 😔😞.

June 15 2023 point place ohio was hit by an unearned ef2 tornado. The weather service learned NOTHING

basically nature saying "i could kill the lot of you, but ill just fuck you up for a bit instead" and theres nothing u could do about it absolutely fucking terrifying

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The wandering faith was giving a warning🌚

It's kind of illuminating when you think about how far World War 2 drive technology. None of those early warning systems would have existed without the radar WW2 brought about.

My parents both experienced the tornado that went through Linn Grove and Berne, Indiana.

I was hit by the EF3 once then this strikes

I was there

Next time you get that close celton, im telling your mother. - your high school friend

2025 is a snake years just like 1965 😊 2013 was also a snake year: Moore Oklahoma El Reno 😊

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You have successfully pissed off all the train nerds. That is likely a grain train not a coal train in Hallam that got hit. Especially because Hallam has multiple grain bins. 5:39

You barely made it! Omg

Man, I'm glad you weren't hurt!! Holy s***!!

I was in this tornado.

Guess march is the month that made me become a tornado lover😂

I live in bowling green and my family and me lived kinda close to the damage houses and I saw Graffiti on doors broken houses and a whole apartment that got destroyed #7:57 and 8:03 is where I live kinda close to

Does anyone know what program he is using?

I live in between where Coldwater and Hilsdale County are in Michigan in a little town called Reading its more south at 15:11 you can see in the middle of the screen a small town those tornados most definitely the second one came only 5 minutes of driving distance from the north of my home town I wasn't born at the time born 2003 but I've heard of tornados in my area and one hit my house in 89 and found out about palm Sunday but never could find anything on the tornados that went through Coldwater lake past Hillsdale area till this video.

it hit those cars really y would ride into really what did u think it was a dust cloud

I really want to be a storm chaser when I grow up. Your videos are so Inspiring. Your really capture the beauty of storms!💯👌✨🌩

1:20 is the most beautiful view

I remember this. I was a senior in high school when that happened. That was vicious

That dumpster though

Trump voters BTFO.

What is the furthest distance one can hear the (distinguishable)sound of a tornay during their peak strength? Can you be able to hear a ~180 mph tornay from a mile away? I'm from S.E.Asia, so never seen a tornay

Im jealous of americano They have the best of the best tornays in all of planet earth! and here in my Asian land there nothing to be seen Once in a lifetime is a rarity among men 😢 I just want ot witness the power of the wind😢 Personally my most serve wind ever exp. was ~50-60 mph when a tropical cyclone strike my city. and that's it. And here americanos witnessing wind of +100 and beyond, and some of them even over 200 mph! Insane My condolences go to those who died in tornays, that's why i just want to witness from afar, maybe if possible listen to the sound powerful ones exceeding 200mph make. Would not dare going within a mile of any of those things

I think there was a movie about this loo

"Wow beautiful beautiful tornado"whaaaat howww more like scary 😨 sorry if that was to much

1:34 oh look! The joliet f5

Seeing this and living further north in ky, this hurt. I have many issues with ky, but it's land isn't really one of them. Some of the nicest people you will ever speak to in some of these towns as well.

i love how calm you are while other chasers yell and scream lmao you don't lose your cool

It blows my mind how it seemed to be docile u til it came to houses and ramped up every time

I don't understand why you felt you had to get in front of it. Like you saw it. You caught it on camera. Why did you have to put yourself in the danger zone? I just don't get it. Why so MUCH risk tho? To me, it seem superfluous. Your life and safety always come first. Edit: oh crap!!! That big boy came out of nowhere on you!!! I understand a bit more about what happened. That's terrifying. Edit edit: i really hope you learned from this.