11-5-2022 Idabel, OK First Light reveals devastating tornado damage - Drone.mp4

[@carolmackowiak752]

Unbelievable footage captured by your drone, Brett! Thanks for sharing with Ryan Hall Y’all’s Squad & YT! 🤗

[@garywhitaker5871]

Thank God that there wasn’t more fatalities. Thank you to Ryan Hall and all the storm chasers and meteorologists for keeping us informed.

[@anthonyzarate9807]

Yes, Ryan, Andy, Brandon, Vince and everyone on their team. Carly was part of the team but is now doing her own thing, but big respect to her as well. Also, all the new members of the team. P.S. Wanna give a shout out to Max Velocity, Reed Timmer, Swegle Studios, Weatherbox, Pecos Hank, Tornado Forensics, Alferia, and all the other people in the weather community who help educate us on severe weather (especially 🌪's) and do a great job! If you haven't watched a live stream by Max Velocity I highly recommend. He is in going to school for meteorology and tries his best to go live during severe weather in the US. Before he went to school, he was always live during any severe weather situation.

[@WolfRoss]

In tornado country of Northern Indiana when grandpa built his house it was on the side of a hill. The basement was a complete house with kitchen, bathroom, root cellar the rest living and storage space. You could walk out at ground level into the backyard. This was with older appliances and a wood stove. We visited when grandpa was in his 80s and they had a small tornado hit one of his fruit trees. It just twisted it and laid it on it's side. Prayers for every.

[@lynnelovett8999]

I remember my grandfather's house having a root cellar to get in when tornadoes. Smart!

[@10.11.9]

Sincere condolences extended to the families of the folks lost in Texas; and heartful encouragement to all those who are picking up the pieces this afternoon.

[@vladtheimpaler1042]

This was in Oklahoma.

[@zunar_j5_933]

This was Oklahoma.

[@joannmurray1456]

Idabel

[@rqinex]

to the people in the comments: this tornado ripped through sulfur springs, texas before making its way to oklahoma. so, it was both.

[@Dessert404]

Thanks for the footage Brett. This is the first I've been able to see footage of my old home/neighborhood and how much damage there was.

[@terriwoods8555]

Thank you. This video shows the randomness of a tornadoes path. One home saved, another close by destroyed. Amazing footage. Prayers to all, whom lost their home's💓

[@lynnelovett8999]

So heartbreaking. I pray no one was hurt or lost their lives. Praying for the folks in Texas. Condolences to those who lost loved ones and friends. Thank you for the great coverage and updates to hopefully keep people safe.

[@Ominous-Shadows]

This was in Oklahoma

[@TheRealAtello]

@@Ominous-Shadows Right, but the tornado producing storms were all up and down the east ends of OK and TX. It was a pretty massive wall.

[@Ominous-Shadows]

@@TheRealAtello yea that storm was crazy big I hope it didn't hit Arkansas to hard

[@rqinex]

@@Ominous-Shadowsthe tornado ripped thru sulfur springs, tx before hitting idabel, ok. so, it was both.

[@nurseactual]

This is horrible. Ive been through several tornados in my life and this is bad. God be with you. From Sapulpa Ok.

[@gailm1122]

Sending lots of love and prayers to all who lost their homes. 🙏💜

[@hbrws813]

Ryan Hall last night: phenomenal weather coverage. The look on his face and the tone in his voice when he said that residents of this area were in "imminent life threatening danger" -- and he was correct. Blessings on all those affected -- such a sad and terrifying event.

[@MrJsauce63]

i watched ryan halls coverage of this event from start to finish. Going into this event i had a bad feeling about the outcome, there were some moderate risks this year that ended up not being too bad, but my gut was telling me that this one was gonna be awful, and it looks like that gut feeling was right. The thought that i was watching these storms go from small cells to strong and deadly supercells with deadly tornadoes in real time saddens me. at the exact same moments in time, i was eating dinner with my family while watching the idabel storm go from radar indicated tornado warning to a tornado emergency. I witnessed the same happen for the new boston tornado. i saw each and every storm that happened start to finish. I saw the debris balls on the correlation coefficient and i saw those nasty velocity couplets. It's so sad to know that while i was completely safe here in North Carolina, people were losing everything they had, being injured, and being killed by these tornadoes. I know what it is like to have to deal with tornadoes like this, we get tornadoes quit a bit here in north carolina, but most of my experiences with tornadoes happened when i lived in tennessee. thankfully, i managed to get very lucky when it came to tornado outbreaks that affected the area that i lived in , such as the 2008 super tuesday outbreak, 2009 good friday outbreak, and the 2011 super outbreak. Fortunately, the tornadoes on the 2011 super outbreak ended up happening further east than forecast, so i was safe. on the 2009 good friday outbreak i got really lucky, my city went under tornado warning for a strong supercell that was passing right above us, thankfully it didn't drop a tornado until it was right outside of the city limits, its like the storm had a mind and showed us mercy. But unfortunately the tornado that it dropped right as it left my city ended up being the murfreesboro ef4. Thankfully, my city had only been hit by small, unconfirmed ef0 tornadoes that only caused tree damage and minor structural damage, (unconfirmed because they happened at night time and lasted only a few seconds). in a video i saw of the Clarksville tornado, it looks like it was at ef5 strength with how fast it was rotating along with the fact that it was a large wedge, i can only hope that no property was damaged at ef5 intensity. I was praying for the people who would be affected by this event before it happened and while it was happening, and i will continue to pray. i know how resilient people can be when they lose nearly everything in tornado outbreaks like this, and i know that it will be no different in this case. I know that the people affected are strong and will come back from this devastation.

[@bw-leftturnracing7779]

We won't know the rating until the NWS assesses the damage. Remember, the EF scale is based on damage, not on wind speed.

[@MrJsauce63]

@@bw-leftturnracing7779 yea I know I’m just saying in a video I saw the tornado looked incredible intense and comparable to what other ef5s had looked like. Not saying i think it was an ef5

[@rdallas81]

What part of NC?

[@rdallas81]

I pray for the people also my friend.

[@jackietucker8942]

Wow, my prayers are going out to everyone AFFECTED by yesterdays storms. It looks overwhelming, but this will be cleaned up and you will be able to rebuild your lives.

[@leedanielson7452]

Praying for OK! 🙏🏻❤️

[@vesubioromo9425]

3:01 looked like a foundation without a house - driveway and door path leading to a concrete slab. No matter how often I've seen aftermath videos I'm blown away. They come out of the sky and vacuum the ground without mercy. People's entire life possessions are lifted up, torn to pieces, and spread out over miles. And cruelest of all is how bright, calm, and sunny things are the next day. It's as if the sky is saying, "It wasn't me. I didn't do anything."

[@secondwind6296]

Homes that are not anchored properly are easily blown askew even in a strong EF2. Judging by the sacks on the pallets was likely a utility shed/barn, not a home. House across from it sustained damage but it wasn't anywhere near collapsed or destroyed

[@vesubioromo9425]

@@secondwind6296 Makes sense. Thanks.

[@robertwilliams1949]

I wanted to say thank you for your coverage of after the storm. We were just missed by a block or two. Your footage is excellent. Thank God you didn’t have to witness Fatalities. I live right here and would never see some of the damage you Documented without you coming here to do so.

[@Mr.BigShot_38]

hello I'm live 5 miles south of Haworth Oklahoma and it's near Idabel. There is no lights but thankfully there is service. May God be with the folks in Idabel

[@sethcourtemanche5738]

Several of the tornadoes this one included were huge, very fast moving and had insane debris balls

[@virginawolfe8375]

Thank you for the footage , worth more than words

[@karennadeau8251]

I saw Reeds coverage while it was happening. Hopefully everyone took cover. Remarkable damage. Living in Florida I'm afraid of hurricane s, but stuff, just comes straight out of the sky and messes you up over there. Scary.

[@tamaragonzalez2227]

Well with Hurricanes one knows there is flooding, Huge winds and tornadoes that pop up. With all three hitting at once not sure which is worse myself.

[@janetcarbone4213]

Your grandpa knew his stuff!! Smart man👍. I meant this as a reply to the post below. Best of luck to all of those affected by the storm.

[@IOBEY777]

Sending prayers for all involved! Please know that God is with you and even though you lost a lot, you still have your lives!

[@veronicaroach3667]

Seeing all those groves of trees all lying flat pulled right out of the ground tells you about the sheer power of that beast ! Hoping everybody was safe, but this was a huge area of destruction.

[@bryanwilliams847]

I didn't see any rootballs they looked snapped to me

[@josephanderson7679]

Pines snap fairly easy

[@darlenesmith6693]

Oh !!!! My goodness .... I feel so sorry for everyone .... I hope there where no lives lost and animals and it was such a beautiful place to live ... i'm going to quit turning on my cell .phone The news is too devasting . Everytime i turn it on there are tornadoes... earthquakes and many other terrible things to take in horrible. This canadian is thinking about all of You's. This message is comming Manitoba Canada

[@randykellogg8734]

There's also METEORS that came close to Earth, Same as Sun Flares that just missed Earth

[@a-a-rondavis9438]

There was one fatality in Idabel, and a few in Paris/Powderly area.

[@darlenesmith6693]

I think I'm going to quit watching the news because I feel sorry for everybody and i'm a very emotiona😪l when I see what's going on in the world. I'm not as fit as a fiddle either .loaded with arthritis and my mode of transportation is a wheel chair but I still have a roof over my head so I'm very lucky and I'm 74years old . Thinking about everybody with tears 😢 💔. And this Canadian is hoping for best to each and everyone one and your precious animals . ❤ This heartfelt message is comming from Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦 ❤

[@Bouddica]

@@darlenesmith6693🏵YHWH bless you ma'am; YHWH bless us all. It is definitely a scary time. I am sending you a virtual hug. 🫂

[@skateboardingjesus4006]

Unfortunately that's life; you can't ignore it. I just hope these people get the help they sorely need.

[@sungoddiss]

Always so sad. Those trees just snapped! I was happy to see some alive animals.

[@imtonedeaf1]

thanks brett great coverage be careful stay safe always

[@carolewarner101]

😪 Praying for these people and animals...devastating.

[@XmasLightsGuy]

This morning when I was looking through the SPC storm reports for yesterday, and seeing stuff like 'significant damage', I knew it couldn't be good. Nice drone video, Live Storms Media. Dang really shows the power of this one. :(

[@edwardfast4525]

I pray that everyone is ok but it amazes me the strength of mother nature.

[@coletteg.4548]

I hate seeing what these things do . There’s always an eerie quiet even though there’s chainsaws going . Prayers for everyone touched by these things. Hats off to guys & gals that give us extra heads up 🙏🏼🌪✌🏼

[@wolfman3295]

Thank you for this but it went a little too fast and near the beginning how the hell does a tornado rip a tree into three different directions?!

[@KuptisOriginal]

The mysteries of tornados.

[@13_cmi]

The inside of a tornado is always super chaotic. It’s such a mess in those things.

[@wolfman3295]

@@KuptisOriginal Most definitely!

[@papasmurfron7339]

I saw the devastation of the F5 in LaPlata Maryland... These images bring back the memories of that day! I can only imagine at night in the dark would be horrifying... In the blink of an eye! It can be all gone! 🙏🏻💜🙏🏻

[@hadleymanmusic]

Hey man thankyou for lettin us see. Ive been there once got fuel and turned around so ive never really seen the community .

[@charlesmullen3539]

Hope there were no lives lost. Tornados can sure cause a lot of damage. Prayers for all residents. So scary

[@jacob45415]

Only 1

[@angrydragon4574]

@@jacob45415 RIP 😞

[@jacob45415]

@@angrydragon4574 respectfully ofc but seeing the damage it could’ve been much worse

[@TinaD_RollTide]

Heartbreaking.....

[@ItalianChicken72]

OMG! That looks like EF4 damage to me! :( I hope Idabel recovers as soon as possible

[@evirs]

Most definitely not EF4. It will probably be rated EF3

[@gabe4368]

@@evirs most definitely is an EF4. Probably a low end. But some are also saying an EF5 happened (in new Boston)

[@aprilrichards762]

High end ef-3 or ef-4.

[@hunterporth3302]

The Worst Damage areas are Idabel, OK Paris, TX and New Boston, TX at this point EF5 are almost Mythical at this point

[@evirs]

@@gabe4368 EF4 damage involves houses almost or completely wiped clean from their foundations. This is not that severity of damage. Houses here are partially torn apart not wiped clean. It's EF3 damage. Not saying the Tornado wasn't EF4 at some point, but from the damage shown in this video, it's clearly not EF4.

[@shama9279]

Praying for all families.. my our Lord give you comfort in this time and future.

[@TimCarrollTX]

WOW, the convergance right in the beginning of the footage is insane!! That that was a drill bit at that point

[@errorsofmodernism7331]

Looks better than it did before. Really cleaned the place up

[@JohnDoe-es5xh]

It's so sad to see all the broken trees.

[@tubeonline629]

John Doe, the audacity of you to comment on how sad it is to see all those trees down, when families lost everything they owned. And one person was killed and many injured, That's what's really sad, downed trees is the least of there sadness you thoughtless ass wipe.

[@samcbriarty]

Really - All those trees in that town - will become Paper - in the Mill down the road. They will NOT go to waste there. They just made extra MONEY - that is LUMBER & PAPER country

[@carolyntalbot947]

Astounding damage, my family was spared the destruction personally but so many we know need help cleaning up and rebuilding. These random events can bring a community together.

[@Banjo-Banks]

Good footage! This destruction affects lives in a way hard to explain. Things they built and put money into. Gone in an instant.

[@davidoconnor393]

Exactly money can replace all those unnecessary man-made material items,, which is all the trash and debris you see,, people have too much damn junk maybe Mother nature sweeping up

[@lancel71]

By the looks of this drone footage I'm guessing EF3 damage or more. My heart goes out to those folks affected.

[@carolyntalbot947]

I believe it was EF4

[@peternemeth1777]

@@carolyntalbot947 it was.

[@youknowuknow7488]

Sadly 1 person died from this tornado and many more were injured

[@a-a-rondavis9438]

The one person that did, died from an unrelated explosion in their house, miles away from any possible tornado. There were no direct fatalies tied to this tornado. He was 90.

[@reneehouser2925]

6+ minutes of reasons why I live in North central Minnesota. I'll take my winter wonderland & 30 days of -20°F temps over this kind of devastation. 🙏 for everyone getting severe weather.

[@gumecindogarcia1070]

Here on the Texas Hill Country our old house finished in '75 didn't even have the bottom run of 5V crimp metal roofing screwed down until I bought it in '15, talking about no major storms hitting all those years. Its about a 40' run of no fasteners until the 2nd row of screws 6 feet up

[@mattjaxdad8693]

And just when you survived a devastating storm you get to begin the back and forth fight with your insurance company that will send you an initial check for 4500 to cover everything!

[@ringogringo814]

That 89er spirit will have to be Reborn to rebuild. Prayers from a Okie refugee in Colorado.

[@snowman8235]

I am so sorry to the people of Oklahoma. Thoughts and Prayers to all.

[@Rags2Itches]

Thank you for the drone footage of Idabel. I feel for the residents who have lost every thing especially since winter is nearly here. The tree damage is shocking too. I thought the tree damage from the 2008 Ice storm was bad, but this is far worse with all the torn out by the roots trees. As Ryan Hall said, "There are radar black out zones". One of which is SE Oklahoma. I wrote to my Oklahoma DC Congressman about it even though he is in Tulsa. Mark Wayne Mullin is a DC Rep of District 1, which covers eastern Oklahoma. I found out that one has to live in District 1 to be able to e-mail a district Rep. Idabel and other towns NEED a weather radar station asap. I'm going to e-mail Gov Kevin Stitt about this too. Surely with the multiple millions of dollars Oklahoma is getting from the Federal Programs and now the Infrastructure Biden Bill, Oklahoma can install a weather radar station to warn and protect citizens. Let's put the pressure on those that can make this a priority...our elected officials. This includes reps in TX and AR too.

[@carolyntalbot947]

You can bet I will be contacting our representatives, thank you.

[@near--zero]

Very sad, I hope everyone made it to safety. I heard we got lucky that the cold front came in faster than predicted. It was looking pretty bad.

[@CdogThePro]

That looks rough :(

[@kimspeers2916]

My god. This is so sad. I really feel for the people there. I live in Oklahoma City and I did not hear about this. The channel I was watching kept showing the Oklahoma map then it showed the little tornado emblems way down Southeast Oklahoma. The weather did not come on and say there were any tornado damage anywhere. I'm in the Central part of Oklahoma. DO know what these things do and have done. God bless and take care of all who were involved.

[@tinagilstrap1738]

My family lives in Idabel, I am thankful they all made it through but a few of them lost their homes, my niece owns Gemini cafe this is just heartbreaking

[@curlyanneb1973]

I can’t imagine the hopelessness of dealing with this awful mess. Especially for women, it’s in our DNA to straighten and fix messes and there’s no fixing this.

[@samcbriarty]

That Town had an Ice Storm In 2000 - look worst - I WAS THERE same town

[@13_cmi]

Stop whining about it and saying women have to fix this mess. Men are gonna be the ones cleaning everything up and rebuilding. Not women. The people who built these houses were men. They’ll have to tear them down and rebuild them too. Stop even bringing women junk into this.

[@mattbliven5345]

Nasty storms, but that's life in Oklahoma that's why the people are so tough

[@a-a-rondavis9438]

I live in the neighboring town SE of Idabel, and we NEVER get serious tornadoes, and if we do get one, it's an EF-0 to EF-1. This was the first destructive and substantial tornado I've ever seen in my so far 23 years. Even my mom who's twice as old as I am hasn't seen one like that either. I didn't even take the warning seriously until every source confirmed a large and violent tornado was coming into McCurtain County and towards Idabel/Haworth direction. I would never have guessed a wide EF-3 would rip through Idabel and leave a fatality in my lifetime, despite living in tornado alley.

[@robertbate5790]

Can't do anything to help but pray for you all 🙏🙏🙏🇬🇧

[@joelrichardson2894]

Ok that's AT LEAST an EF3 tornado that went through that area!!!!

[@janowens2212]

Wow,my heart feels for these people who suffered a loss.God Bless and pull all hearts towards HIM. He is the WAY and the TRUTH.All things are revealed in everyone’s heart in the appropriate time.

[@richgerow3472]

Pretty insensitive of you to use a natural disaster as an opportunity to proselytize.

[@TheDurnans]

They were very lucky that the path was so narrow & the damage was erratic. Such a sight to see two structures so close to one another where one is destroyed and the other barely touched. If you got hit, it was not good, but thankfully, many people looked to be very lucky that they had little to no damage even though they were near the path.

[@anthonyzarate9807]

Yes, this is almost always attributed to a multiple vorticex tornado. In a few of the videos, you can actually see horizontal vortices coming out of the backside of the tornadic storm. The houses that get leveled usually are hit by a single vortex. The May 3rd 1999 Moore tornado has some good video and photos of this. The Jarrell TX tornado has a photo that is called "dead man walking" because the multiple vortices seem to form a man holding a scythe.

[@esperanzanemec7003]

We go through that town every time we go to Broken Bow. Praying for the people in Idabel.

[@AnticyclonicTornado]

My guess is this tornado is an EF-3 but I can’t be 100% sure because it depends on the structure of the buildings, how well they were anchored down how well they were built

[@rqinex]

ef4

[@moiracneill6478]

Help! When it flies over the woods there is a red jacket and person lying on the ground.. it looks like they aren't moving.. I don't know who to call or do.. help, its just at the beginning of the video. Front and center.

[@moiracneill6478]

Don't know what it is.. hope your right.. but I don't know. Damn.

[@rubyredlopez4]

Red Shirt, Dark Colored 🧢, laying among the woods. I see Him as well. I'm watch this Video on my Big screen HiDef TV,

[@conductorcammon]

Thats insane!

[@MikeDial]

Wow, and this was just one town.

[@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639]

This didn’t have any voice over did it? I don’t have an audio playing on my end. I don’t have the news coverage for it either. Does anyone know what category this was, how long it was basically on the ground, it looks like it might have hop/skipped in a few places, but looks like it hit quite a bit of land and homes, and whether or not there were casualties? My heart, love, prayers and Mama Bear Hugs go out to all who have been affected by this and everything going on in the world. May the LORD bless and keep everyone!!! ❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@rdallas81]

At 1:23. Didn't even rip the tin roof from that house yet "managed" to completely destroy the house to the left of it AND the house to the right of it.

[@samcbriarty]

Great Work

[@gingw7333]

This is why one of the first things I did after buying my Oklahoma home was put an in-ground storm shelter in my yard.

[@robertasparks3144]

Lord God please help these people and give them comfort 🙏

[@iberg]

If you showed maybe in bottom corner a gps map showing location of drone & moving etc?

[@barrettpickett5603]

So much destruction. It will be a long time on clean up. Glad to see the power company on it.

[@Carolesoriginalpieces]

Those poor people, prayers for all

[@jboy7339]

That wood pierced right through that vinyl siding on the house like nothing.

[@tamaragonzalez2227]

Sad here for all that were impacted by it.

[@theresaratliff2506]

So heartbreaking... I too was watching live with Reed. 🙏 For all. Ef scale should be l ike a 1 thru 10 scale... from north central arkansas here. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 To for all communties that was hit lastnight.

[@dragonflyhill5748]

Prayers for everyone and prayers of thanks for the lives spared.

[@normanrambo4189]

That tornado stayed on the ground a long time. Destroying everything. God be with the people where these storms were.

[@beverlyann9929]

Prayers 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@laurasplicer712]

mary ann from gilligans island 🌴🌴🎥🎭📺

[@ginawood9242]

Hello I am from idabel Oklahoma I am still alive and safe and when tornado and plus thunderstorm lightning ⛈ hit my apt electric off for 6 hours

[@msammr33]

God bless the families and keep them safe. Sending all my thoughts and prayers.

[@Pwnzistor]

No.. God kind of fucked them over there with those 18 tornados, god is pissed at TX. TX has been a naughty naughty state.

[@hope4humanity222]

I can’t even imagine all the farm animals, horses and feral animals out there coping, looking for their babies that were in the trees for hibernation. Nature is so cruel.

[@10.11.9]

From dust we came to dust we shall return.

[@davidtate166]

You can't stop laws of mature just go with it.learn from this weather event.hid the warring have a safe shelter keep your eyes to the sky.mother nature has no boss

[@mikeb.9743]

Username checks out, cares more about the feral animals than the people who’s lives were just destroyed.

[@gumecindogarcia1070]

@@mikeb.9743 yeah, a minister friend calls it misdirected affection. They don't realize that the animals will eat you if you fall injured

[@tlims1974a]

Wow! Praying for those affected! 🥲♥️🙏

[@EAGaming9192]

At 1:51 that building is completely destroyed

[@steveturner5519]

I was pretty alert all night long and luckily it fizzled out one county away from mine but we were ready to go down to the shelter I can't imagine what it must be like it looks like a horrible scene but as long as nobody's Dead who cares about all the worldly things as long as everybody still has their family intact is all matters

[@Knight-ranger]

Just got word from my boss we will be logging the damaged trees starting Monday morning our equipment is only 3 miles away

[@MrTemplerage]

Wasn't some of "Twister" filmed there?

[@dustinsmith5710]

This is my town and it's been heartbreaking

[@eileenfrank3686]

Faith in a Higher Power must be the only strength these folks have to move on each day after such massive destruction. 🙏🏼

[@tamaragonzalez2227]

No it is more like an E1 or possibly and E2 as the width is very small. An E4 is at least a half mile wide. However a tornado is a huge force of wind twisting and does damage whatever level it is.

[@eileenfrank3686]

@@tamaragonzalez2227 Not sure why you felt it necessary to share information from a different angle than what I commented about, but, umm....thank you.

[@sabishiihito]

Wouldn't be surprised if it gets "only" an EF3

[@lizmedina053]

This is scary because tornadoes are usually during spring time

[@americanwoman6246]

Wow... My god.. those poor people...

[@kimleone5496]

That thing had to be just massive. I don't know if I'd want to build above gound after that

[@palletocynic367]

This is so normal in United States, I’ve done research’s on tornadoes and I’ve read some ferocious ones that caused havocs back way in 1700’s and 1800’s. Thankfully no fatalities, materials made humans get older and then recycled it can be replaced by new productions but death is impossible.

[@sk8software]

Me encanta que los planes salgan bien!

[@jessicakultti]

This is so devastating for people. Do you realize there are shortages in everything to rebuild your house? In Ca. We had all of the fires go through here, and we couldn’t find everything we needed because everything was made in China. Finally the ports released the goods from the ships, and we got everything. But yeah, it is not good.

[@MrsCluckCluck44]

Yah gotta ask yourself WHY isn’t there more coverage of this on any news stations. This is terrible

[@cherylcooper2838]

So very sad.

[@The_Joshuan_Empire]

Now I'm no Storm Surveyor, but I will say this: This will either be a EF4 or EF5 due to this damage, it deserves it, I'm not trying to pre-rate but the damage kind of reminds me of Mayfield and we know how that ended up, and in the trees, is that debarking I see? Yes, yes it is, this damage gives me Andover and Mayfield vibes, and HOLY SHEET I JUST SAW A HOUSE WITH BOLT ANCHORS (I think) WITH THE SLAB SWEPT CLEAN, I think I also saw some minor to moderate ground scouring. The damage seen really fits the EF5 rating, don't you think?

[@13_cmi]

No way it’s an ef5. Low to mid ef4 maybe. And that’s already being pretty generous. It doesn’t look like ef5 at all.

[@mannybravo237]

Idabel, OK,,,or Isabel, TX? edit ok i see the water tower at the end. Great video, God bless

[@ItalianChicken72]

Idabel OK :(

[@PNWHerb]

1:25 GOAT ON A TRUCK ENGINE

[@CdogThePro]

I didn't even catch that what the heck

[@lucille7069]

Rare to have a tornado in November. Weather must have been warm.

[@frankmacleod9576]

Not rare or unprecedented at all, "Tornado season peaks in March and April in the Southeast but not until July in the upper Midwest and Northeast. The deep South typically has a secondary peak in tornado occurrence in NOVEMBER." -

[@davidoconnor393]

No the two decades of chemtrail spraying

[@CdogThePro]

It's not. Tornadoes can happen at any time of the year if the right ingredients are presented.

[@davidoconnor393]

@@CdogThePro and those chemicals and their right ingredients can't do influence Andrew unbalanced with or without mankind's effort of chemtrails geophysical magnetic camps and climate warming, the last of which makes me LMAO f

[@13_cmi]

@@davidoconnor393 god what drugs are you on? You’re not supposed to snort edibles dude.