4K MASSIVE WEDGE TORNADO in Linneus Missouri

[@TylerandMoRoll]

This is one of the first tornadoes that actually terrified me to see. The constant lightning mixed with this super cloud of menacing death. I would’ve loved to see it in person. Glad to have you guys there to catch these moments and be safe through them all.

[@moemile6749]

You clearly didn't watch many videos yet then :D

[@its_ruger_fr7763]

I was in it

[@ms.bunniesarecute2287]

I always feel honored to be alive during the Reed Timmer era of storm chasing. The knowledge and passion he has is honestly so inspiring

[@rustynail3893]

That's what I say!

[@mydnytmover]

ohhhh wow pagan im happy for you!!

[@foobarmaximus3506]

Slurp it! SLURP!

[@kebub1]

hey can u tell me what maximum wind speed this dominator 3 can handle? what is too much.

[@Wutzmename]

​@@foobarmaximus3506 Definitely thirsty 🤩

[@BruceDeluxe]

This is one of the most ghostly and menacing looking mesocyclone/tornado that I have ever seen. Your enthusiasm is contagious. Captivating footage as always. Stay safe out there and NEVER STOP CHASING!

[@carefreeme8202]

Are there videos of bigger ones? This is by far the largest one ive ever seen.

[@sicfrynut]

@@carefreeme8202 the Reno 2013 tornado has some unbelievable footage.

[@AmyfromMS]

Exactly what I was thinking! It just looks evil!

[@timvink4830]

I feel like Joplin is the scariest because it was so powerful and nobody saw it coming because it was rain wrapped.

[@kebub1]

hey can u tell me what maximum wind speed this dominator 3 can handle? what is too much.

[@Liv1dCreature]

Reed, you are LEGITIMATELY the best chaser. Not only because you’re an absolute stud at intercepts, but you and your team are passionate about the science and always willing to help those in need. Stay safe.

[@ThatMeansHesMad]

Ahem.. Pecos Hank.. ahem..

[@TheNja09]

@@ThatMeansHesMad They're both very cool!

[@tarnyaattwell4841]

I can't tell u how glad I am to see Reed back in the Dominatior. Cancelling his show was a huge mistake. Glad to see him in his rightful place❤

[@amethyst_89]

I grew up in Marceline Missouri which is about 20 miles from Linneus. It is going to take years for the town to recover from this. Thankfully a lot of the smaller communities around have already started rallying around and helping to do some storm clean up today and have also brought supplies like food and bottled water. The area is under the threat for more severe thunderstorms tonight, but the worse threat appears to be to further north. Hopefully they get a break.

[@garywoody5594]

I went to school in bucklin mo. From 69 to 81. Lived in mendon,Sumner and new Boston. I remember when a tornado struck just a few hundred feet from the bucklin school by the train tracks to the north .

[@theguy9234]

My cousin and aunt live in marceline. My parents stil live in macon.

[@theguy9234]

@@garywoody5594 my grandma was a elementary teacher at Bucklin during that time. My uncle James Ware graduated from there in 84 i think. I was there also in 80-81. Elementary. Bucklin was tiny. But i enjoyed living there. Drove thru New Boston everyday for years.

[@garywoody5594]

@@theguy9234 mrs ware I believe was my 4th grade teacher.

[@garywoody5594]

@@theguy9234 did you know any dowell's around bucklin? My friend Robert dowell. Mrs. Ware was Robert's relative.

[@TheCruelbeans]

Its real amazing to see how far you and your team have come over the past 10 years. You have been through some real hard times. Im real proud of dedication you have shown, great way to represent us oklahomans. thanks for what you have been doing, stay safe out there reed and keep dominating!

[@Gabe_Wx]

It’s so weird how virtually no news station has mentioned this

[@ReedTimmerWx]

Right???

[@JockeyStrappers]

Just aint sensational enough if its nighttime

[@cheddar2648]

There was a horrific event north of Dallas that sucked all the oxygen out of the severe weather reporting.

[@PariahTheGreek]

Because if the majority of folks actually recognized what is going on with our climate, there would be mass panic.

[@bdunk914]

You are watching coverage. Be thankful. MSM had to focus on the most recent mass shooting

[@8beef4u]

A damage survey conducted Sunday found three distinct tracks. The largest tornado is believed to be an EF-2 that struck near Linneus in Linn County. This tornado lasted roughly from 8:22 p.m. through 8:46 p.m. and was on the ground for nearly 12 miles. Estimated peak winds were around 135 miles per hour with this tornado and with a max width of 250 yards. No injuries have been reported.

[@FedeG86]

Very good job you did Brian and Reed. You should consider to make an entire documentary program like this video but spanning the entire tornado season. Brian has much talent commenting and explaining all the things happening during the chase. 😀👍👏👏👏👏

[@austin_firebird]

They have it’s on KZbin call storm chasers which reed comes in season two then reed made his own tornado chaser then their old camera man Chris is on tornado hunters

[@bleujay03]

@@austin_firebird 🤔

[@jennifer6833]

Reed you’re such a superb meteorologist! It’s easy to see your passion with every chase.

[@brandonkusilek9002]

What a stunning sight. Was camping about five miles to the north of this supercell as it was trying to produce yesterday. Watched it cross the lake we were at and was barely able to make it back to our camper before the rain and hail started. Watched this Livestream as it was trying to produce! Amazing footage keep up the great work and stay safe!

[@Ragnarok182]

I'm so glad you guys got Dominator 3 back, this is what you and your team live for, you get the data that very few can ever acquire. Don't stop chasing Dominator team!

[@Deborah86]

That tornado was wild! Monstrous doesn't even do justice!

[@tthappyrock368]

I'm glad to hear that only one home appeared to have sustained significant damage! As big as that tornado was, it could have done a lot more damage if it's track had been a bit different. Thank you so much for all that you and the team do!

[@tiny.terrorist.negotiator]

The opening shot is absolutely gorgeous!

[@ReedTimmerWx]

Thank you we work hard!

[@tiny.terrorist.negotiator]

​@Reed Timmer you guys definitely do! If it weren't for your videos, staff development meetings would absolutely suck! 😅 so I should really be thanking you!

[@MichaelMcClellanWX]

What a chase! You stuck with this storm for many hours and it paid off big time. It was awesome to watch this live, and to finally see the UHD footage. Keep dominating!

[@maryannnickicanovacoffman7239]

REED this was a outstanding , terrifying, storm that you and your crew filmed. I was constantly saying oh God please keep them safe. Great job everyone😊

[@Ashley-vw3rs]

Thank you so much for putting your lives on the line to save other people’s lives and give them the best and earliest warnings available. Your data and scientific discoveries on tornados not only allow you to be safe and extremely knowledgeable of storms, but you also educate others to be vigilant and prepared. You are truly courageous

[@Ben-tr]

Ashley:🥰😍😘🌹

[@SpenceCurry]

Thank you for putting your lives on the line by providing us with vicarious thrills. A f2 came down a quarter of a mile from me. Still have scars from debris

[@aldito7586]

Ashley, no one is putting their life on the line. Listen to me. No one is COURAGEOUS. There is this guy. He is called "The Son of God". He speaks a word. And this word is God.

[@hockey161616]

@@aldito7586 Stop.

[@StofleTheBadger]

It’s a choice and thrill to chase tornadoes they aren’t forced lol

[@sam23696]

Some say that guy is still screaming inside an enclosed vehicle to this day.

[@pieterdeboer5361]

@@sam23696 legend say they still inside it

[@patriciahigley9633]

Awesome footage. No one does it better!

[@ReedTimmerWx]

Thank you

[@youtubegm8256]

Undeniable. 💯

[@swithinbarclay4797]

@@ReedTimmerWx Dr. Timmer, you're the CHUCK NORRIS of chasers!!!!

[@tornadoclips2022]

This is probably one of my most favorite videos ever. Great footage. Great information and great summary of the event! Amazing

[@whyitmatterstome]

It seems the 'one massive wedge' was really a very low wall cloud with a tornado somewhere underneath - but I wasn't there.

[@jadedrealist]

If I hear the words Massive Wedge one more time I'm going to walk out into that damn tornado. Lol.

[@ReedTimmerWx]

🙂sorry can’t help!

[@brandonwilliam2618]

Reed you are my inspiration. I’m about to start getting into chasing, my mom won’t let me while I still live in her house, so I’m using this time to educate myself about sever weather and how to chase safely!

[@Ashley-vw3rs]

Good luck in your storm chasing endeavors. I would never be able to get myself to chase tornados. You all are extremely brave

[@bkkorner]

Good luck and be safe!

[@mikerussell5101]

Reed Dominating the wedge😅

[@charlieann456]

Be safe. Don't chase alone.

[@atheinasophiajade1044]

Also take some basic emergency medicine classes\training,. CPR, stabilize broken bones, and general first aid knowledge, you are the first responder you need to be prepared to help save lives till help arrives.

[@HeyChickens]

Wow! I was almost as fascinated by the dominance of the constant lightning flashes that made this night tornado virtually a day tornado! And the ferocity of the winds far out around the periphery of the tornado was impressive as well. Keep dominating like this and the meteorological community will soon have a lot more crucial data on hand to be able to forecast these beasts with more accuracy!

[@ahadisgoat]

Thank you Reed and the crew for everything you do. The research and information you guys provide is insane. Keep

[@misty2850]

👏🏻🙌🏻I couldn’t wait for this to be shown today!!! Fantastic footage! Great editing and an awesome chase!!! You all have done a great job!! Dem3 did fantastic!!

[@TheLocalLt]

Edit: omg I can’t believe you actually went through with the intercept! Legendary! This is extremely similar to the El Reno tornado in a number of ways, insane appearance with the intense lightning and massive multivortex wedge

[@stefix556]

What an insane storm,great capture.

[@youtubegm8256]

Truly was a monster storm.

[@GiggyWiggy2086]

My friend lives in Missouri and he got a warning but never seen it and now I just see this in my recommendation now seeing what could've got my friend

[@cwb4280]

What a monster that was. I’m so happy to see the Dominator 3 back on the road. Can’t wait to see what the future holds for it and what incredible footage you will get. Never stop chasing buddy!!

[@ComfySmurf]

great to have you back, my childhood was tornado chasers, and its amazing to see the dominator back in action.

[@jdbergan]

I turned my volume way up on my headphones to hear and based on the driver's quiet and subtle remarks I think he's trying to get the guys to look at the giant big time wedge tornado taking up half the sky right there to the right.

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

No....TO THE LEFT....THE LEFT....GUYS...THE HUGE TORNADO....

[@Deletirium]

😂

[@Kihsiimawa]

Wow, the strobe lightning on that ferocious storm was intense!!!!

[@3xceIIent]

I'm not sure what gave me this idea, but I think it is a giant wedge.

[@spicer250]

That’s kinda what it says

[@therooch699]

4:43 the face in the clouds is amazing

[@tjme]

Just as fascinating watching this recap today today as it was watching live yesterday. Stellar coverage! Stay safe, and Never Stop Chasing!

[@TheDesire28]

OMG!! Mother nature dancing across the plains and the beast aka the Legand aka the GOAT right on her trail as always! Thank you so much for your knowledge, passion and drive. Praying everyone is safe. NSC!!!

[@raelewis9957]

Wow Reed! You are the most seasoned storm chaser there is. Stay safe and live a long life.

[@exmichigansnowskier2150]

Mr. Reed Timmer, you are person of extreme value in knowledge of extreme weather, especially tornadoes. I was in the U.S. Air Force and I seen it snowed here in Michigan in August, 1976 when I was stationed at Wurtsmith AFB, Michigan. It stayed on the grass but melted on the pavement. My last AFB I was at was Sheppard AFB; Wichita Falls,Texas. Weather wise two dust storms, a leftover from a hurricane going due north of the Gulf of Mexico. 55 straight days of 100 degrees or more and 20 of these days of 110 to 114 degrees. The worst was a F-4 tornado came through the city. Forty four people died that day and 1,200 injured. Where we were at just lost electricity. KZbin has videos of this day called "Terrible Tuesday". With all due respect as you are a meteorologist, it would be honor that I subscribe to your KZbin channel. I live in southwestern Grand Rapids, Michigan metro area called Wyoming, Michigan. There were people moved westward of Wyoming, Pennsylvania back in the 1840's and 1850's to Western Michigan. They liked their old town's name so they used it as Wyoming Township and in 1959 the City of Wyoming, Michigan. Be safe in tornado alley. I have relatives on my dad's side in Southwestern Missouri.

[@LightLife4]

Don't know what's louder, the weather or the guy's voice

[@BellaHella0913]

My little brother (he’s gen alpha basically born w/ a tablet in hand) loves the storm chaser show. He was so excited when I told him you have a KZbin. Keep up the amazing work! You are still a huge influence to all generations!

[@ginnychichester2171]

I always know that Reed is the biggest adrenalin junky of all chasers and so I tune into his material. He doesn't disappoint! Could the screamer in the Dominator get a grip, though? He is way obnoxious.

[@Huntermatt2025]

This video footage is incredible.

[@sillyperson1610]

i have massive respect to storm chasers, as my dad used to be one. i love your channel and you’re def my favorite storm chaser on youtube!

[@markwhite6782]

I once drove my truck through a dust devil. Yup, me and Reed are just a couple of daredevils you could say.

[@oh_my_science]

Tremendous. I loved watching the stream last night & following the radar, with guidance & tips from Brian & the rest of this intelligent team. Deep dives that satisfy lifelong enthusiasts like myself, with palatable recaps filled with excitement (this video) for those who missed the stream & crave those beautiful pictures. Doc's passion & exuberance shines the best light on this field of study.

[@lafingas555]

😂🤣

[@frankgilbert5148]

What do you call anything stronger than an F5? Wrath of God!!

[@rebelsoul9609]

Behemoth to behold

[@Alt3zza]

Glad to see dominator 3 back on the road and win its first interception after 10 years.

[@jayrice7668]

Absolutely brilliant, the production values on this are absolutely spot on and seeing the Dominator back out with Reed is incredible. Amazing 👏👏👏👏👏

[@RebeccaStout]

Amazing editing!! Wow!!!

[@HughJassill]

Been watching you since I was a kid, on the Discovery Channel. You guys are KILLING it this year!!!

[@Martha-fj3vz]

So thankful you've got The Dominator back in business! Never stop chasing - but, best in a beast like Dom 3! ❤❤

[@calebmofield5658]

My goodness I wish so bad I could experience an event like this. Started watching reed on storm chasers when it first came out and have been amazed since. Great work. Notification bell activated.

[@nateford4504]

Reed I like where you are going with the channel. Having the narrator really makes this channel so much more professional, almost TV quality... Keep up the good work Team Lead Reed!!!!!!!

[@CoMorbiditty]

Hey Hank Pecos has some of his footage in the Supercell movie too. Love to hear you Brian!! Gooo team dominator!!!🦃🦃

[@cubfan747]

Great video and editing! Stunning!

[@elevatedemotions4548]

I change my mind....this one here is the best footage I've seen

[@MrsAlmaTrumble]

Thank you for all you and your team do. Y'all are saving lives.

[@shizzle840]

Thank you Reed to you and your team!

[@theweakestlink2278]

Good to see the D3 back out in the field!

[@infidel14825]

East Texas checking in here..Had a lot of really active weather late yesterday afternoon with a little bit of rotation here about 30 miles due west of Shreveport in the Marshall area. Love all this stuff…not a meteorologist, just a guy who’s passionate about weather…stay safe I’ll be following.

[@dmphax]

This footage is absolutely incredible!

[@Bretthiggins22]

dude screaming about the tornado like the rest of his team doesn't see it

[@Ben_Zinka-Nister]

fearsome screaming.

[@DjangoAV]

Incredible footages, when you are from inside the car pov, in the tornado, all the screens, it’s like literally a futuristic 90’s movie, amazing. Very Impressive structure. This year the work you did to improve our experience watching your content is amazing, it’s not only entertaining and fascinating but also instructive and the capture quality is amazing.

[@RIFMCounseling]

Awe yeah!

[@waynegroll2341]

When you pull up to the fancy cheese section at Kroger and see that giant wedge of sharp cheddar calling your name. 2:28

[@Jim1Tom]

Great footage!

[@austinbratton9973]

Brian is a badass narrarator dude dont get enough credit

[@reay878]

I can't imagine watching the chase without Reed's shrill banshee shriek. It's his signature. Like a klaxon calling out, commanding us all to pay attention and warning those in harms way to take action to avoid impending disaster. His voice transcends the storm and saves lives.

[@WackyModder84]

Anyone else getting El Reno flashbacks? How wide was this thing?!

[@PastorRichardValentine]

This is so awesome I like big tornadoes.

[@PastorRichardValentine]

I like to Chase a tornadoes someday it looks like so much fun.

[@AntonioRouse-hd3vg]

@@PastorRichardValentine THEY DON'T LIKE YOU!!!!!!!!!!

[@robbierockso596]

When I was younger I would watch every episode of Stormchasers wishing I could be your driver in the Dominator. I used to live in Oklahoma when I was a kid and never saw a tornado because I was in the storm shelters, lol. Now I would LOVE to see one in person. So happy you are still doing what you love Reed.

[@susanmatthews7761]

How does Reed know if the spikes are deployed properly or not?

[@uploadJ]

Listen to the hydraulic pump motor sound, and note the movement of the vehicle as the anchors deploy?

[@HeyChickens]

It shouldn't be too difficult to have a linear sensor of some sort so as to know how deeply the spikes are burried. With all the technology they have on this thing, I would be surprised if they didn't have that.

[@wolffyfox4087]

This is crazy

[@jordanmicahcook]

This is some of the most epic tornado footage I’ve ever seen and I’m an enthusiast. The frequency of the lightning strikes showing the incredible scale and intensity of the system is worthy of only the most vehement heavy metal shredding in the background…

[@lynnelovett8999]

Terrific coverage Dr. Reed and Mr. Brian. So thankful no one was killed or hurt. Thank you for all you do.😊

[@youtubegm8256]

Completely agree. Reed and all of his coworkers do a great job.

[@Chiefie23]

I believe 1 was injured and trapped, linn County ems responded to it

[@user-qf2pk4ip3z]

I think if I was in this car for an extended period of time and I had to listen to this guys high pitched screaming, I would just open the door and let the tornado take me.

[@annasmelser3994]

Amazing chase and footage 🌪️ Thanks for all you do ❤️🙏🏼 Great job guys

[@KingDillonVI]

I’m from KC and this is legit the only way I know about this. Thanks for doing what you do Dr. Reed!

[@unknownpuma7583]

Hello from California

[@stepanmakarov1842]

This is the most picturesque wedge circulation I ever saw. Saying this as an artist, wow, colours and shapes are beautiful

[@jennifer7330]

I feel so sorry for the helpless animals and the people 😢 Tornados are fascinating but evil! Please be safe Reed!❤

[@catsarerude]

It's just mother nature! Nothing evil about it!

[@TracyH007]

Awesome Chase & Epic Footage

[@Taima]

Pretty amazing footage. Not sure I see a need to constantly yell the same thing over and over, but other than that, pretty sweet.

[@jamiewinterstern2327]

Still beside myself. I can't believe what we witnessed. It's this eerie feeling of observing something you shouldn't be seeing. Scary and magical. Reed is a savant. The man is truly the best at what he does. The way Kasparov sees a chess board, Spielberg sees a movie camera, Reed sees the sky.

[@jhcofd6655]

Love watching you reed! Would love to eventually meet and chase with you

[@maddyv6064]

I've never seen a tornado quite like that! WOW.

[@gigatorious]

Incredible

[@mosiacsoml]

It sounds so menancing at 3:47 holy crap

[@BTSARMY_kayleighbt21]

awesome🔥🔥🔥

[@neurogence]

Clouds are the dust of his feet. Power of King of Universe.

[@32shumble]

I wonder why he felt he had to keep on repeating 'Big wedge guys! Giant wedge!!!' so many times?

[@BLUJAI100]

That is horrifying. Looks like an evil portal to an alternate dimension

[@tkblondie]

Are y’all going live soon?

[@ReedTimmerWx]

In an hour!

[@bird.9346]

@@ReedTimmerWx Does Reed ever sleep?

[@tkblondie]

@@ReedTimmerWx Thanks for letting me know. I’m ready for some more Storms! And Thank y’all for all you do,going out there chasing these storms and keeping the public aware of them.

[@z1v4]

Reed, please consider creating a new season of Tornado Chasers!

[@1satisfiedmind]

I would like to see a walk around and technical breakdown on the vehicle, with special attention given to the road spikes/anchors. Incredible.

[@swithinbarclay4797]

Dr. Timmer, I do hope that you can please address my question: Are you seeing more and more of these "wall cloud carousels" coming down ON DECK, than you ever did, from the times that you first commenced storm intercepts? These "carousels", seem to be the next size classification, UP, from mere multi-vortex wedges. That carousel's base looked like it had about 20 "raker" vortices suspended below, touching the ground.