A Queen's Nightmare (EAS Scenario)

SUMMARY: EF5 Tornadoes, The worst of the worst, reserved for some of the most destructive of tornadoes, like Moore of 2013 and Moore of 1999. There are, in fact, some states that have never had an EF5 Before, with the state(s) this scenario occurs in being two of them. what amplifies it even further is that tornadoes can be extremely difficult to see or confirm at night, a noteworthy example: Greensburg 2007, when an EF5 Tore through the town of Greensburg, Kansas.
However, what if Charlotte, North Carolina, home to quite possibly a haven of recreational stuff like auto-sport, collegiate studies, corporate headquarters and other things, in the state of North Carolina, Fell victim to one of them?
I've decided to turn back the clock to 2013 for this one, so the CRS is in play here.
Note - A Certain County is in play at a later portion of the video. If you can, refrain from using the caps lock.
SPC Risk maps - Credit to TornadoYoshi1251
DISCLAIMER
-Tones are Valid. I am not responsible for any misuse of these tones.
-This Video may contain unsettling elements, Discretion is advised.
-Elements that are in this video are entirely fictional, anything that does occur or has occurred is purely coincidental.
-Do not steal this video in any way, shape, or form, albeit the entire video, or snippets of the video or audio, you will face consequences if you do such a thing.
-Use of this video to prank others is strongly discouraged.
"Penumbra and Night of Chaos" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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[@easalert88]

We throw back to 2013 for this one. Enjoy.

[@easalert88]

Notice - A Few Typos and Errors might be present on the title cards in this scenario. It is recommended that, for those typos/Errors, you have Closed Captions on.

[@RyderRenegade]

Subscribed to you for more EAS

[@jnlt9480]

How many deaths and how much damage can you estimate from this particular event?

[@LukeAsOneRogue]

Isn't it weird that I used to live in York County?

[@easalert88]

jnlt215 - I usually leave that up to the viewer for speculation, as it is easily speculative, considering the rating and damage done.

[@RadioGirl00]

Damn this really gave me the chills, lol. Amazing job with this!

[@damonthaplaya8443]

Should've called this scenario _"The Great Tornado Race."_

[@actionfire4036]

😂😂😂

[@aviationdude737]

@@actionfire4036 e

[@bleakaux9289]

Before moving to Chicago, I lived in Sanford, North Carolina for 10 years and only experienced an EF3 back in 2011. This was damn it incredible! Brought back those haunting feelings during that day immediately!

[@CycloneSakura]

Yeah, April 16th was probably the most active tornado day in North Carolina History, i also went through an EF3 that same day

[@ClayRanger143]

Absolutely superb job with this scenario!

[@Burtocd]

A strong ef4 tornado hit Union County(just to the east of Mecklenburg County) back in the late 80s, so the possibility of a strong tornado rolling into Charlotte isn't completely far fetched. In fact, if my memory serves me right, NC has seen more f4/ef4 tornados(at least a dozen) than any other state, surprisingly enough; so there's a statistical probability of such a tornado hitting Charlotte. If such a scenario were to play out, and southeastern Mecklenburg County and western/northwestern Union County were to get hit, the devastation would likely be unfathomable. A LOT of people, at least a couple hundred thousand, live in that region, and in all likelihood, that tornado would give the Joplin, MO storm a run for its money in terms of death toll and property damage.

[@nenblom]

Many years ago, I was in Greensboro North Carolina and I had been to a movie close to the hotel where my dad and I were staying at. He had to fly up to Michigan for an emergency business trip. I was with him on another business trip. When the movie ended and I left the theater, the sky was black. I hurried back to the hotel and turned on the TV just in time to hear a tornado warning being issued for our area. That was pretty intense. Fortunately, we did not get a tornado but the storm was very severe. It meant business. I did hear that, after the storm has passed, and area just outside of Greensboro was struck by twister. I think the damage was just minor and there were no injuries. However, it was still crazy and, like I said, the storm was very serious.

[@Some_Gremlin_Named_Winter]

That's REALLY crazy. Me and my dad were caught outside during a tornado once and we didn't know until the next day (it's a long story). I can 100% confirm that supercells MEAN BUSINESS.

[@NyxTheBlackCat]

i live in nc and one time i was in the car with my siblings and there was a tornado warning on my moms phone (she was in walmart) so she ran to get us out of the car and inside shelter (apparently it was rated an EF1 tornado but i dont care it was scary because we were at walmart of all places)

[@neilhessenflow2243]

It's important to have These types of warnings because this way everyone will stay safe

[@francescalewis2835]

Neil Hessenflow agree because some people don’t take these warnings seriously

[@jayfeather31]

Nice scenario. I like the EAS details channel templates you used.

[@Tigers9596]

If only Charlotte's sirens sounded like this in real life. This is extremely well done with great combination of EAS, Weather Radio, NWS Bulletins, EM Reporting, and Sirens.

[@MatthewSchiess]

Hi there! I’m pretty brand new to this genre (?) of video and I’m pretty hooked. I’m a meteorology major in school, and I’m fascinated by these scenarios, as they give me food for thought for thinking outside the box in terms of what I as a future meteorologist can war-game with...if that makes sense. Thanks for having the imagination to come up with and produce these, they couldn’t have been easy. That said, I want to provide some constructive criticism in terms of this video. I have tinnitus, and the “buzzing” sound prevalent in the whole video makes it hard to focus on the words being spoken. I imagine it’s to simulate the somewhat inconsistent quality of reception of NOAA Weather Radio, but for me it’s somewhat distracting. I don’t want to make it more than it is, since this and other videos of yours are spectacular, and downright bone-chilling to imagine going through. If I may also offer some suggestions, I think I have a couple ideas that might drastically improve the sense of realism and even further set the tone for these severe weather scenarios... I’d like to see some additional buildup of the events leading up to the event. Things like forecast model output/guidance with TV meteorologists going over that. SPC Day 3, 2, and day 1 outlooks and discussions, and maybe the incorporation of social media posts shown in a “screenshot” style. Kind of like what you’d see on TV during severe weather coverage. Just my two cents. Sorry for the novel, and keep up the great work!!

[@your_jacket4723]

Really nice paragraph, I'd love to see that.

[@francescalewis2835]

I LOVED It I been waiting for this video for so long also good job dude

[@steveseaschannel-easalerts1941]

I know this is a bit late, but man, was this a great scenario. One of the best I've ever seen from your channel. Keep up the fantastic work, dude! =)

[@jontray87]

You gotta watch these at night. In the ENTIRETY. NO other way.

[@WheelerYT]

Amazing. Definitely something I'd watch again

[@NASCAR12fan]

Me watching in Davidson: WHAT THE HELL A CIVIL EMERGENCY MESSAGE?! JUST RUN!!!

[@markrobinson3830]

Nailed It!!!! Beautifully done!!!!

[@drright71]

Very good dramatization. But the NWS is very careful about the wording they use when issuing watches and warnings. Look up "impact based warnings." These began in 2012. The watch issued would likely include the phrase, "This is a Particularly Dangerous Situation" (PDS), as would the warnings for large tornadoes. The warnings would include wording like, "Impact: You are in a life threatening situation" and "Source: Storm spotter confirmed tornado."

[@easalert88]

At the time back in 2013, only the Central Region had the Impact Based Warning System, Particularly a few offices like Wichita and Pleasant Hill, for example. Having seen warnings issued by Greenville Spartanburg from 2013, I had a pretty good template to go off of when making this, especially considering how it was a few years out before offices in the Eastern and Southern Regions would implement the Impact Based Warning stuff. The same thing can be said for Raleigh as well, and their templates for Tornado Emergencies especially helped in the later portion of this scenario.

[@anthonythompson6375]

@@easalert88 yes during a tornado emergency they use the wording large extremely dangerous and potentially deadly tornado is on the ground I know I live in Alabama and went through 4/27/11

[@jontray87]

“You could be killed” “To protect your life,” Well ok then.....

[@KingBidenII]

The tone from this EAS is WAY different than other EAS voices. This EAS scares me, other EAS’s don’t. Good Job!😄

[@anthonythompson6375]

The Tom voice which is used in this video will scare u rather than Paul Jr which the nws uses now

[@KingBidenII]

Anthony Thompson lol

[@NittanyTiger1]

Finally, my nearby city gets destroyed by fictional tornadoes. Of course, I've had the idea of a story of Charlotte getting destroyed by a fictional tornado since I was a kid. I also don't believe South Carolina has had an F5/EF5, but it has had a 2-mile-wide F4.

[@cs77smith67]

When did it have an F4 2 mile wide tornado 🌪️?

[@NittanyTiger1]

@@cs77smith67 March 28th, 1984, during the Carolinas Tornado Outbreak.

[@stampycatfan01lol]

SPOILER: A certain county is mentioned at 51:39. As the creator said, try to refrain from using caps lock.

[@afiqFPS]

hmmm

[@ok-yi7bi]

What about it? I don'tunderstand

[@thatrideboisecret9873]

@@ok-yi7bi In some of ClayRanger's videos, people would scream *DAVIDSONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN* in the comments.

[@epicboomshine6595]

It’s just another entry in the Clay Dies series. Don’t worry though, Clay is secretly Shaggy and uses an unmeasurably minuscule amount of his power to resurrect, only to get nuked or psych-blasted or occasionally erupt from shouting ‘ *DAVIDSON!* ‘.

[@clowning]

29:20 ten seconds JUMPSCARE

[@dutcheasfan6321]

Cuphead aka, Armando Cruz jesus christ

[@josephineledford351]

The real mvp for those of us watching at night

[@MatthewSchiess]

Josephine ledford I’m currently 22 mins in...And it’s 1030pm lmao. Plus I live completely alone. Yep. Not gonna sleep tonight.

[@mrmrbacon]

5 years later still the best eas scenario, however I did a little remastered version of it. :)

[@gr8dealio]

*Hears tornado sirens* *Pauses Video* Me: Huh? Also me: Oh yeah, it's Tuesday at 10:00. *Geta an emergency weather alert* Oh Sh--...

[@roygoodhand1301]

Can we please get Closed Captioning on this?

[@Moose6340]

*deeply sighs from the wreckage of Kannapolis*

[@roygoodhand1301]

A fellow fan of anyone named Earnhardt, I take It?

[@Moose6340]

@@roygoodhand1301 Hard not to be when you live in his hometown. :)

[@NASCAR12fan]

@@Moose6340 same

[@foxythepiratefox4724]

Never witnessed an F-5 Tornado. Most of the ones that hit Dothan were F-0 to F-1 and they only clipped us. Been lucky when it comes to major tornadoes coming near us. God has his protective hand on this town and we'll keep asking him to do so. F-5 Tornadoes are scary looking and I hope that I never go through one. Keep up the good work on these EAS stories. The next EAS story should be in the WDC area where a massive F-6 Tornado develops in Virginia and go through WDC and reduce that corrupted town to ruins. Your friend ClayRanger 143 should be able to help you make it. 🌀🌁🌊🌈🌁🌀🌀🌀

[@zefsavage4851]

You never want to witness a F5 tornado, they are the scariest things you will ever face, and to be quite honest, I would honestly take a category 5 hurricane over a EF5 tornado any day

[@mg3873]

Yeah I live in central Indiana and tornadoes either go north of us or south of where I live and I keep praying that a tornado will never occur where I live.

[@zefsavage4851]

@@Planet_R.M. an ef-4 tornado would be Child's Play compared to an EF5, just look at the EF5 El Reno tornado, that is 2.6 miles wide

[@zefsavage4851]

@@Planet_R.M. I know that's what I just said

[@CycloneSakura]

I would take a category 5 major hurricane, not an EF5 tornado (i probably wouldnt take either but a hurricane would be the one i'd go for)

[@PelicanGuy]

Well written and researched...and very realistic. If this was real, this would make international headlines. I would hate to see the region upended like that.

[@francescalewis2835]

PelicanGuy I know that would be scary

[@mw4mpr]

And to think I got to see my first tornado, (EF-0) on 4-22-2023 in Mt. Mourne/Mooresville area. Went right over my house. You need to make one where the Nuke plant on Lake Norman gets hit and contaminates Cornelius, Huntersville, Davison, Mooresville and points east.

[@JasonSW]

Nice one. Watching this while I wait for the video from The Final Minutes, heh.

[@easalert88]

I'm pretty stoked about what The Final Minutes is rendering. In a way, it's interesting.

[@GenNukiEAS]

A scenario with Charlotte as the star of the show? Oh man, this thing was MADE for me!

[@NASCAR12fan]

same

[@cerinthe802]

Have lived in NC for 21 years and never knew Charlotte is called the Queen's city.

[@natetv1494]

Stephanie Abrams I used to live there... and I never knew that either

[@hillbilly5609]

Its nice that we dont have these in Finland. But we should have our own EAS called ERSA. ERSA= Emergency Russian Soviet Attack.

[@ok-xx2fi]

Wat

[@hillbilly5609]

Emmanuel Frias I knew you wont get it.

[@ok-xx2fi]

Your right

[@novastardom2689]

but isnt that what natos for? wait is finland even in NATO?*looks the info up*oh, no... that kinda sucks for you. we will take good care of your little child estonia though ;~;

[@hillbilly5609]

Nova Stardom Dont worry about us we can hold on with our own against the Russians.

[@SilverThunder710]

Radios featured: Midland HH54VP (Delayed 1 header), Alert Works EAR-10 (Delayed 2 headers), Reecom R-1630C

[@uglycam]

Living in Gaston County, I could never see a tornado like this one ever coming through here! I’m not sure what I would even do in this event!

[@vrissta]

Bowl Of Onions i

[@rennybolick]

Same. I live in Greenville county, you could never see it coming!

[@drewstowe1359]

Something interesting is you started in Shelby and I live in Shelby lol

[@JamieH15]

Great scenario easalert!

[@Zeakthecat]

40:03 that scared the shit outta me, dang man... to answer the question near the end, personally i am not prepared at all. i don't even know if tennessee has had a F5/EF5 in the past, considering how tornadoes don't do much in hilly or mountainous areas like with what much of tennessee is, i'd wager it hasn't happened yet. however i do have a plan of action to get prepared should the need arise. a tornado resistant home, using ICF and high wind resistant galvanized metal roofing, reinforced doors and windows. a couple of basement levels should i ever encounter a EF5 or higher as well.

[@memegodjodox4854]

Transwarp Media nearly had a nader in dandridge once

[@Zeakthecat]

@@memegodjodox4854 was it a F5/EF5?

[@memegodjodox4854]

Transwarp Media it was a watch but it would be nothing because there was no cell

[@zefsavage4851]

It's always good to have a backup plan, and and EF5 isn't the highest they can go, it's just the highest rating we have for them

[@Zeakthecat]

@@zefsavage4851 i know, however at the time of posting that comment i used the rating system as a base, similar to how scientists use the futija scale as a base for researching how strong a building can be if made with x material vs y material. they can go much stronger, but we have been fortunate enough so far to not see anything higher hit a urban population center or even a downtown area, so if anything i rather have a couple of basement levels for when SHTF.

[@KeyLimeadeish]

New coaster credit: fury 325 while it's being fucking obliterated

[@alex_exists]

lol

[@oh_no_no_no]

ha

[@Kasey1776]

That was amazing.

[@Kurzov]

February 6th, 2020 - thankfully avoided.

[@KanawhaCountyWX]

Let me guess, Davidson county

[@dsmvmdsmsdmsd23]

Love the scp cb ambient noise at start

[@Survolt]

Do the noaa weather radio in TV exists?

[@dontknowwhyimadethism2822]

Nice video

[@ziggysnipesstudio7369]

Why does the voice change after the station call sign is well played )

[@SPCHermitage]

I guess that Charlotte has given her crown to Cincinnati. Amazing work.

[@nymonroenoaa1926]

When is the sequel!? Like, when is the expected date?

[@BucktheCivic]

The last time a F5 hit my state was 23+ years ago

[@BucktheCivic]

Biggest since then was maybe a F2 or 3

[@Mafia_Japan]

*Meanwhile, me getting a Tornado Watch, and no tornados nearby:* ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ

[@dutchfallzs]

Meanwhile me: oop

[@ashido_]

Very good scenario :O

[@RyderRenegade]

Its even a demon tornado since its also at 3 am, and true that tornadoes are extremely dangerous at night

[@anthonythompson6375]

Just ask the people in Vilonia Arkansas it was at night

[@floatingsanvich4819]

I looked through all the cases of EF5s and F5s, and the majority of states haven't had one ever.

[@mikhailjensen5916]

42356426 547787687 because you need certain things to happen. Only some place would ever get a EF-5

[@floatingsanvich4819]

@@mikhailjensen5916 Yes, most are between the Rocky Mountains and Appilacian Mountains. Also, do one where it hits Boston

[@BDDeadman94]

What will the next fictional Tornado strike next? Otherwise fantastic scenario

[@St3rnbergStudi0z]

Me, watching this in Fayetteville NC; 👁👄👁

[@wogonet]

I would imagine them colliding and merging together.

[@Spideysenses1]

The fact how it was like 2 days shy of el reno

[@michaellovely6601]

Speaking of the May 31st, 2013 tornado that struck El Reno, Oklahoma; many storm observers and severe weather enthusiasts believe that the tornado should have been given a rating of EF5 by the National Weather Service; but because the Enhanced Fujita Scale rates tornadoes on the damage they cause rather than the wind speeds, it was quite controversially rated as an EF3 due to having stayed over open fields and impacting very few structures.

[@Billycarjoy2009]

What Voice did you use for KGSP Area?

[@WorldWidedog0]

Girlfriend lives over by Charlotte Douglas International, you wouldn’t believe the anxiety I got when I heard that be said

[@rusva3755]

Damn, the wind speeds had to be mph then...

[@NittanyTiger1]

You know what else makes Southeast US tornadoes more dangerous than their plain counterparts other than tending to be more nocturnal? More trees and hills in Dixie Alley and the parent supercells tend to be low-base, high-precipitation storms. Tornadoes can hide very, very well in Dixie Alley. Also, from just living here, people don't seem to heed tornado warnings much because we haven't seen a lot of tornadoes around the Piedmont.

[@Bitzy]

huh interesting, i would have thought that places that don’t see tornadoes often would really pay attention to the warnings

[@anthonythompson6375]

Yes here in Alabama we have to many trees and it's hard to chase a tornado

[@PelicanGuy]

All Dixie Alley tornadoes are like that.

[@NittanyTiger1]

I think it depends. I guess from my experience, people I know seem complacent. I know as a kid, my mom would huddle us in some safe room at night if sirens went off for tornado warnings.

[@NittanyTiger1]

I forgot to mention that Dixie Alley tornadoes also tend to move faster. They like to go interstate speeds (60 mph) versus the usually more subtle speeds in the Great Plains. So we have hidden tornadoes that prefer the dark that also like to move fast.

[@natetv1494]

What city/town is it broadcasting from? The TTS voice doesn’t sound clear on that part.. otherwise it’s fine

[@mrmrbacon]

Greenville-Spartanburg South Carolina and Raleigh, North Carolina

[@shelbythibodeau5506]

You are in a life-threatening GLITCHuation.

[@natetv1494]

Shelby Thibodeau when does that happen? That’s hilarious

[@birbmann]

I've been thru a tornado in Greensboro Wish our EAS went off like that

[@sharky1__]

blacc ops The tornado in Greensburg was on the ground before NWS even reported it as a Tornado Emergency, that’s how difficult trying to confirm a tornado on the ground at night

[@birbmann]

No, i said Greensboro, not Greensburg. look up the 2018 tornado of Greensboro Nc. we didn't get warnings after it tore thru our neighbourhood.

[@sharky1__]

blacc ops Ah, I misread your comment. Sorry about that.

[@selfryed]

Funny how you actually predicted the weather going on today (5/3/2021) Edit: this was interesting because im in Charlotte North Carolina

[@landon.m]

I live in Charlotte what happened lol

[@selfryed]

@@landon.m lots of severe storms yesterday but all the severe stuff came to us today but yesterday we were in the slight risk, we had some "eh" thunderstoms mwaning they werent BAD but yea and we had tornado warnings throughout the day but no rotation was spotted (good ol' charlotte)

[@landon.m]

@@selfryed wow im dumb i thought it was just rain

[@selfryed]

@@landon.m No! You arent dumb never say that. It just probably didnt affect your area. I live in that little circle at the top. You're probably somewhere else in charlotte so dont say you're dumb!

[@SPCmuncie]

Amazing. That is the one word I can say.

[@CarrieUnderwoodFan136]

OH Shoot

[@mitchbrewster2255]

What tornado siren did you use?

[@lxlgamer4516]

do you live in nc cuz u know your locations! also i am in a house in that state

[@Some_Gremlin_Named_Winter]

My dumb*ss self thought that was a pick-up line

[@NASCAR12fan]

I think I got the fucking worst of it,I would probably be dead

[@TheGeeMaster1337]

29:29 made me click onto another video out of fright. I feel like I just got slapped in the gut by a moist extension cord it's not very scary when you know it's coming but when you don't,

[@KR_Diecasts]

A request of mine is Columbus Ohio. They have not been hit with an EF4- or EF5

[@NeSeeger]

Weather Disaster 5 from clayranger143 has most of ohio and some of eastern indiana in it

[@roygoodhand1301]

Cataclysmic Annihilation destroys your sorry excuse for a University as well as most of your city (#GOBLUE).

[@gamersfun98]

29:29 pretty much spooped me when my guard was high.

[@josephineledford351]

Yep!! Can confirm just shit pants Jesus christ

[@MariekeLisette]

Thank you for the warning! I jumped a little when it happened.

[@dewott8251]

Multiple vortices?!? Oh shit

[@normangreyagent1997]

How is a building defoliated?

[@easalert88]

In a sense, when it comes to buildings being defoliated, complete and utter devastation occurs as a direct resultvof impact.

[@normangreyagent1997]

But they don't have foliage. Trees are defoliated, buildings are raised or leveled. Not trolling, just providing feedback to add to the realism of your future productions. Hope this helps.

[@easalert88]

@@normangreyagent1997 Looking back at it now, That's something I'll take note of. I appreciate the feedback. :P

[@floatingsanvich4819]

Do another one, but this time in New Jersey.

[@jonnyc212121]

Really wanted to watch this, but that buzzing is a huge no go.

[@easalert88]

Apologies if it was a *buzzkill*

[@DV_Graph1cs]

easalert88 xD

[@kenzw8894]

@@easalert88 (Ba dum tss)

[@MariekeLisette]

@@easalert88 Good one.

[@extrememeowman3782]

9:35 * random dramatic sting *

[@Zeakthecat]

while i get its a scenario, if thats real life, most likely the community will come together to help those trapped, injured or worse. its happened so many times in oklahoma, texas, tennessee, arkansas, and many states that experienced natural disasters. i doubt nobodywill be there to help them, because the community will come together. just my critical point, and a good reminder that this is ultimately a scenario. i wouldn't mind it tho if it was a tad more realistic tho, just for the extra thrill i get from being scared. ;D

[@SUSSYNEGGOR]

Is that you noire?

[@Zeakthecat]

@@SUSSYNEGGOR noire isn't real, are you stupid?

[@chrisc4208]

Weenies will say that the event busted unless this happens

[@Kurzov]

Sad but true

[@nintendoryan2245]

Well I don't need sleep anyway...

[@zedoctor_]

Smash players don't deserve to sleep

[@matt_gachaandgaming]

What a c o i n c e d e n c e because in rainwrapped nightmare 2 Charlotte concord and Gastonia were hit by ef-5s Also 2021 anyone????

[@noahsabenteuers6323]

Me.

[@roygoodhand1301]

Nope... 2023.

[@marisaa.tamayo]

NASCAR VROOM VROOM

[@Xveras_]

Is it because the eas said charlotte motor speedway?

[@natetv1494]

Possibly..

[@Metal_Enjoyer]

Awesome video also 100th like

[@mrpeach2023]

Is this a spin off of the twister troubles series?

[@francescalewis2835]

Joshua Mercer I don’t know 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@mrpeach2023]

Francesca Rockelle I was asking the creator

[@easalert88]

A subseries, perhaps :P

[@cs77smith67]

@@easalert88 How big and strong were these F5 tornado 🌪️?

[@novastardom2689]

you couldnt of started with a seperate isolated tornado in Little switzerland and have a little fun having it hit ClayRanger?

[@danieldoesdumbstuff]

...davidson...

[@martinkandell5295]

Say, easalert88, have you ever thought of making a tornado outbreak scenario set in the Upper Midwest? I have a title for it--Upper Midwest Mayhem.

[@DemonSister6]

enterprise was hit by a tornado to

[@cookiemonsta77515]

Yooooo this shit going down now legit

[@CoasterMan13Official]

1:50 what tts voice is this?

[@CarrieUnderwoodFan136]

Old Paul

[@thekidondablock3131]

Frick I’m in Davidson

[@ballstretcher2178]

Kumadef _d a v i d s o n_

[@oh_no_no_no]

*_oh, you are?_* when did I say this?

[@carolinemontgomery9100]

DDDDDAAAAVIDSOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNNN

[@WildDiamond07]

EF5: *exists* Charlotte: OH SH*T-(EF5 jumps out to destroy the city) I got this joke inspired by a scene from the movie "The Sandlot". It's a funny movie, if you ask me. Plus it's the best baseball movie of all time.

[@ThestuffthatSaralikes]

U’d think AI would know how to pronounce places…. NC and SC county pronunciations. Cuh-BEAR-us. Cuh-taw-buh. Ab-E-ville.

[@cookiemonsta77515]

Cat-tuh-buh threw me for a loop

[@Eric_Hutton.1980]

This would be an awesome video if not for that annoying static sound.

[@hammerbro1947]

True. Although that static creates realism, it could've been turned down in volume otherwise.

[@djscrizzle]

That's actually how AM radio sounds in a populated area, where there's all kinds of interference riding on the signal.

[@nitroseven]

9:35 scared me

[@stormchasernichtpit1493]

Moore Oklahoma.....

[@CycloneSakura]

Wow im a north carolina native

[@ussenterprisefromazurlane1696]

Charlotte NC just hit by 2 tornadoes that means NASCAR Hall of Fame and NASCAR HQ and Team Penske Racing Shop also Charlotte Motor Speedway and Hendrick Motorsports will be destroy

[@RyderRenegade]

29:29 40:04 spooked 😨😱

[@mg3873]

Hahahahahaha none of these impact Indiana...

[@cs77smith67]

I would not laugh coz u know know it can happen

[@dtendy4153]

I thought this would be in britain

[@muhnnkey9187]

I thought it was like a riot or something

[@desmondseketriusmilliner2762]

@@muhnnkey9187I thought this was a war

[@desmondseketriusmilliner2762]

@@muhnnkey9187in Britain

[@ilikeghidorah6638]

LOL I’m In Saline County Arkansas

[@francescalewis2835]

I like Ghidorah there is a saline county Nebraska