La dadada de dada dum

Have to go back and teach how to use a slide ruler 📏 🤔

Not a fan of snow regardless of the ration, but appreciate learning the science behind it

Spirit of our poor European immigrant ancestors who built this bridge for a song in horrible circumstances. That's what knocked it over, wasn't no storm..

Haha, dude is totally not buying the words coming out of his mouth. Fear the Masons, not the tornados😉

So glad I got to walk the whole thing in the 1990s

I couldn't believe this, I live in an adjoining state to Pennsylvania and never heard of this bridge going down. In 1991, I took a train excursion over this bridge as part of a vacation. Of course, that was over 30 years ago, hard to believe, but I do remember it was a wonderful train trip over historic railroad lines and culminated with a round trip over the bridge. So in 2003 this came down, and here I thought that train trip would always operate. As an amateur historian, this came as a complete shock to me. I am so sad that this happened to this engineering marvel, over 20 years ago. I feel fortunate that I had the chance to experience that rail trip, and my heart goes out to people in this part of Pennsylvania who also long for the Kinzua Bridge. I think the railroad trip was named the Knox, Kane, and Kinzua Railroad, but I believe some of the tracks were originally a Baltimore and Ohio RR secondary main. I do remember it was quite the view as the train crossed the span, looking out the side of the car at the valley below.

In 1995 , my wife and I went to see an old Army buddy from Coudersport . he gave us a small tour and we would up at the Kinzua Bridge . they walked over and back , I watched . My friend and I were ADA , Not Airborne . We don't go very high !

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As long as it's below 65, I'll be happy.

Thank you so much for the outlook!!

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The dewpoint is freaking 60F! That is too hot to sleep and I took out my air. This is crap for November.

Great production. I am a cloud watcher. Appreciate the information included in the video. Nice to hear what Penn State Weather is contributing to the field. Keep it going!

No mention of earths weakening magnetic field allowing for these historic record breaking northern lights. It’s not only the sun, things are very serious as we’re estimated to be losing 5% magnetic field strength annually.

I just found an episode from 1995 with this! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpjQkmWfrbx_aJYm36s

Very interesting and well done Tyler! Thank you for sharing. Take care and have fun!! <3

This is not a result of the catch all answer when you don't have an answer known as"climate Change" it is however a direct result of an incompetent government agency known as the USDA, and global trade.

It's funny because there are men farming in sand in the desert growing crops and these guys act like they constantly need funding.

Great interview, Melissa is my Sister

To think this guy created the Minecraft Tornado Survival series is nuts

CBL height can also be detected by LiDAR.

Although I was never fortunate enough to have had Dr. Cahir as an instructor, I learned much from him while listening as he conducted some of his forecast classes in the Walker Bldg weather station. “The atmosphere is streaky” is one of his many insightful quotes that comes to mind. My condolences to his family and friends; he will be much missed. Steve Corfidi

John was an insipring teacher and wonderful man. He helped me begin my teaching career at Penn State and was a great colleague. He will be missed.

A gentleman and a scholar. RIP John.

its wypipo fawt

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I can only wonder why this guy and people like him wont entertain the thought of what our government does or doesn't do without making it Public knowledge. We are being fed bullshit daily. The chem trails are real 100%. I used to have to get my camera and take pics every time I've seen multiples.. Then videos. They turn them off and on between clouds at times. Easter this year was ridiculous. I have a video of a plane turning chem trail off and on or maybe its a practice to shut engines off during flight to save fuel?

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Johnstown is my hometown and there are three high water markers at Johnstown's City Hall showing the two other major floods since that devastating 1889 flood. While the 1936 rain and snow melt flood and the 1977 flash flood events were devastating, one look at the 1889 high water mark shows how ridiculously high the wall of water was when it hit Johnstown.

,,,2024....and still hear a comment,,- just say what it was,,,a tonrnado......,,,,,,,,,low energy???....wow..stop it😮

*Well, God bless the ingenuity to build something like that so long ago... Impressive*

I remember riding the train across the bridge, back in the late 80s what a shame. Fond memories tho.

The original took 94 days to build, so how difficult could it be to rebuild today with modern technology

They're not cleaning it up as a testament to the power of mother nature. yeah ok!!! It's not about as to the testament of the government being lazy and cheap.

They need to rebuild the train bridge stronger and have trains come back across that line

We visited this two years ago during a cold November day with snow on the bridge. Unbelievable sight to see , you don't mess with mother nature !

when I was a kid we drove across that. for a short time that was allowed

Mother Nature Always wins in the end. ALWAYS !!!

Maybe a Bigfoot knocked it over? Whether a tornado or Bigfoot it would be better than people in a train going over it as it fails.

I wonder if thia is the same tornado that killed those scouts near Heart's Content.

This disaster is almost forgot

MTG says Space Lasers.

How about actually fix the damm bridge and not just leave it as an eyesore

Ha! An F1 took it down...or as some call it, 'a really windy day.'

So how is the train supposed to get through now?

Every picture has Allegheny National Forest Archives.

I walked across it in 1987. A speeder rode past as I did and shook the bridge enough I decided to get a look at it from the ground on the way back. Almost made across that stream with dry feet.

They are NOT TOWERS dumb weather guy!!! Do some research before you put out a story!!!

My ancestors lived in this area from just after the Revolutionary War. A couple of years before the destruction of this bridge I participated in a Family Reunion nearby and one of our activities was to take the scenic railroad ride through the area. We waited and waited, but the steam engine never showed up, instead they sent this very old diesel-electric engine. When we got to the bridge, we had to get out because the bridge was considered unsafe for the weight of the engine and the engineer wouldn't cross it. Of course, they didn't tell us that when we bought the tickets. Many of us walked out over the bridge to get a sense of how spectacular and beautiful this view was. Just another example of extremely impressive old technology that is lost forever except in surviving pieces. Kind of like my Elgin pocket watch, a marvel, an absolute marvel of mechanical perfection and precision, that once was so ubiquitous and affordable so that just about every man owned one, but will never be made again.