Imagine a lethal tornado appetizer in my state before a full blown super outbreak.

i remember this day well i lived in kenly along 301 the outbreak devastated kenly and i rolled through wilson after it hit there aswell

You can see my family’s car pass by in this video. I remember I was just 11, and the most scared I had been in my life. We were driving down to South Carolina for vacation. First time ever my family drove up from CT down through North Carolina was on this very day.

Wow! It sounded like you were so close to it! (Yes. I can listen to this, and I can say that being totally blind does have one advantage; I couldn't see it!) Sometimes, there is an advantage to that, especially when it sounds so close, and you still had to remain calm. I've lived through two tornadoes, and I hope I don't find myself having to go through another one, but if I do, I hope, by the grace of God, I can live to tell about it. I also hope I can save a life.

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Thank you for sharing!

Yeah that tornado hit Jacksonville NC where I live very scary

I personally think this tornado was capable of EF4 level damage

That's a very big stovepipe tornado

Looked a lot like Henryville 2012, a year later.

Having lived in North Carolina this day was definitely something different and scary because I remember in the 2000’s it used to be extremely rare for a tornado to form in North Carolina and it wasn’t a very clearly defined funnel like that, now it seems that every storm that comes through is capable of producing at least one tornado

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The people filming this video have distinctive accents.

I was on i95 and if we didn’t stop don’t know where I would be tbh

That was rated ef2

AWESOME!!! I like learning about tornados around the world UwU

My God the rfd in this one was intense!

I was only little too just like the person under my comment said, I was only a few months or 1 years old idk.

Bruh I was so young at that time and I was in Asheboro, NC at that time and never been in a tornado lmao

I remember these storms. I was close to Franklin,NC when these storms hit.

Damn Nature...you scary!

LOL

Its very scary dude

Ya know what i was like 7 years old scared of tornados 5:00 hail storm 7:00 i though that shit was just a god knows what still to this day i cant believe i lived though something ive been scared of my whole life

I live there

I live in Raleigh and I was four when that happened it was scary

My mom and my grandma almost died when this happened

Sooo, I was always told to get your butt up under the overpass if a tornado is doing what this one just did.Is that not the case? Google, I guess is what is about to happen here at my house.

These tornadoes im beginning to see here in NC are getting WICKED! Never seen one up close and hope I never do.

they werent driving in it they stopped untill.is was over . stop being prejudice . just because there hispanic .

i live near sandford

i was at a family cookout at my grandparents when this happened and all our food got wet ;~; and we didnt even get to eat

I found this was an EF3

Thankfully I only got caught in the hail from this storm, not the actual tornado

And now you know! TORNADOES, STAY AWAY FROM FORESTS AND RAINFORESTS!!!

This one looks like it was rain soaked. That is when they are most dangerous, IMO. You don't realize it's there usually until it's too late. Then there was the massive Tri-State Twister on March 18, 1925.

There were tornados where I live which is in the western piedmont triad today

wow I live in NC and it was terrible

when it hit Lowes in Sanford I was down the street from it

What language are you speaking?

Can you guys please speak English? You aren't in Mexico,Amigos!!!

Omg I'm not far from Wilson! I'm in Princeton,NC! So scary! 😢

holy crap!

I was in Angier when the tornado touched down

I don't know what language they speak, but it turns me on.

lol ya khara

Almost happened to me today, Greensboro NC.

Are you speaking Arabic

I live in Wilson now I'm.scared

This is nothing compared to North Georgia.. just 11 days after this (April 27th, 2011) one of Georgia's worst tornado outbreaks, and possibly the worst in the US struck the southeast. 4 Tornadoes were rated EF5 one in Mississippi was strong enough to rip a 2 foot deep trail of dirt out of the ground and scoured concrete from roadways. 324 people were killed throughout the outbreak and April 27th had the most recorded tornadoes in a single day. I was in the high risk area and came very close to being hit by an EF4.