Buildings flying through the air! Deadly Nebraska Tornado

[@dagolf06]

Seeing whole houses fly through the air is insane. Ill never forget driving back from Colorado and running into the moore tornado. Was the most intense shit ive ever experienced.

[@catsarerude]

Omg O.O

[@matthewtilley7224]

Whoever engineered that water tower needs a medal

[@tnut3305]

The tower never got hit tho.

[@fireball75677]

@@tnut3305 well no but it was really damn close

[@shonuff4323]

it is not close to it

[@benjaminbottoms4083]

True. Same with the larger water tower in my hometown of Colonial Heights, VA. Though I don’t recall what category the tornadoes were but it hit the exact spot twice about 15 years apart. It’s still standing

[@roofieandraggy16]

I want to see a tornado chaser video another chaser getting their TIV thrown 5000 feet in the air and thrown half a mile out into the middle of a corn field. Now that would be must watch TV.

[@stevensimmons8240]

Great footage. Thought for sure the water tower was going to be an airborne projectile.

[@truthfacts5438]

The water tower is much closer to the photographers than it appears

[@DavidSJr]

Spoiler alert

[@robertracy6860]

"thats not good" as houses and debris fly thru the air. Understatement of the year.

[@jaketornadoslurpjuice5829]

You can see the house fly through the air 0:47

[@naraposthumus8478]

I know right? I'm like did I see a house fly!?

[@Alexander_Tronstad]

I'd venture as far as saying it's bad.

[@m.ismail5725]

human never defeats Angry Nature

[@EJofLA]

That was some spectacularly awesome tornado footage thank you! Brave filmer driving right towards the tornado. Hope no one was hurt.

[@jacksongreene3687]

It threw a house at 0:49. Good grief, the power of thing of this thing mind blowing.

[@josephastier7421]

@Mark Hammond Most of what is throwing are grain storage silos made of corrugated galvanized sheet metal. They are lightweight, high-drag objects and easily lifted. At 0:48 a much heavier object is thrown, from here it does look like a house.

[@trendmassacre8423]

0:47 notice the house it took and tossed aside, not just a part of it the whole damn thing.

[@sandyballard4040]

G.P.M. 210 w the world to take place in your family back then you saandrakayballardlpvehegod

[@jakepennyii2814]

Wizard of oz lol

[@josephastier7421]

If you look closely there's a witch on a bicycle

[@anthonyburns8563]

That's not good

[@NullCantHandleFreddie]

Then that's an EF5

[@autumnmichelle3294]

Hello, my name is Autumn, and ever since I can remember I would look at the cloud filled sky’s, while my parents yelled at me to come inside, “it’s not safe”, they said. I never listened to their warnings, until, the first time I saw a tornado. Back then We didn’t have a basement. Which in my opinion is suicide because we live smack right in the middle of tornado alley, Wichita Kansas. My mother rushed me and my twin sister into the car and we headed to my Nana’s. I stared in awe as we passed the funnel. On that night I decided I was going to be a meteorologist...I was in 1st grade. Sounds ridiculous, right? Well if you think that was just an empty dream your wrong. Because since that day I’ve never forgot. I’m a sophomore in high school, I’ve planned out everything. And I can’t wait to be a tornado chaser, look out in a few years your gonna have some competition 😉

[@tornadorundo]

Autumn Michelle That’s awesome! Ever since the April 27th, 2011 outbreak occurred (I was in Kindergarten at the time) I was so interested in severe weather. I have wanted to see a tornado since then, and I don’t see myself changing my mind anytime soon.

[@imcoleyourenot8391]

Best of luck! Stay safe!

[@mmabagain]

@kirby smart Bind. Torture. Kill. For those who don't know.

[@dustinvarner3438]

Go to O.U. for the meterology.

[@lolhahah21]

skies* but yeah. good post.

[@deviilbby1259]

I live in Nebraska and yes I do remember this tornado and other ones near my home town but i think this tornado has and forever will be the scariest tornado ive seen in Nebraska

[@hotdog31227]

omaha 1975

[@Cyrix404]

Hallam Nebraska 2004 was insane

[@okWojtaz]

This is Pilger 2014

[@Hurricane0721]

That’s just sad to see! It’s one thing to see a tornado passing through open farmland or grassland where no people lives. It’s really sad to see a tornado completely tearing up a town like that.

[@GG17250]

One of the best KZbin tornado vids

[@sabrewolf9498]

Geez! It destroyed so many homes and lives...What a terrifying sight :(

[@SteveSmith-vs8ij]

WELCOME TO AMERICA!!!

[@amberstreetfilms]

Oh my gosh was anyone in that house that flew around or the other buildings? Great work filming this terrifying monster!!

[@DonVictor2]

That shot of the lightning at the end w/ the tornado was amazing! That would be a wonderful still photo.

[@MeesterMichelM]

Check out Pecos Hank. He Recorded both tornadoes and if i recollect correctly, made that picture of the exact image you're refering to. ^^

[@lolhahah21]

Got a screenshot. you want it? I'll email it to your email address right away.

[@charlottecohen6724]

@@MeesterMichelM The fact that Pecos took the perfect photo and the perfect video (Of the smaller tornado dissipating) Was... breathtaking

[@MeesterMichelM]

@@charlottecohen6724 It was. Absolutely!

[@toddgrant4268]

He stole that ending from Pecos Hank.

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

That thing had no mercy what so ever. Slung everything in the air. Had to be a nightmare for everything except the chasers. Really great footage and video

[@mikebarnhill2232]

You guys are my inspiration!!! Because of you I feel inspired to do work like this!! I like all of you but Ricky is amazing

[@writer125]

Tornado Hunters, Storm Chasers. Still think they're all crazy. Thanx for posting this.

[@juiceybananas5489]

Two thumbs up! great video and going to watch it twice and real nice work fella's.

[@lfeco]

Those bigger chunks of debris at :45 were grain bins.

[@HarryManback0]

@Ozone Absolutely not.

[@ulosen]

@Ozone Where i come from you wouldnt call these little wood constructions houses lol

[@damien18462]

Ozone Definitely trolling

[@waiotahi52]

Do they have these in Alaska? Alaska seems like a good distance away.....

[@alansartrignot]

Me if I see a tornado coming towards me when I’m on the road in my car: *FULL THROTTLE*

[@Barsabus]

thanks for shaking the camera around while zooming in and out so it can't focus.

[@stevenbender66]

Has a water tower ever been toppled by a tornado? They seem to be indestructible. Just curious. I dont recall ever seeing a video of one being destroyed.

[@stevenbender66]

Elaine Plate. Thank you for the response. Cheers.

[@JustinLHopkins]

Steven Bender Yes, there’s been several. Rowlett Texas had a water tower that was toppled during a tornado.

[@stevenbender66]

Justin Hopkins. Thank you for your response. Now I know.

[@warbwashington5626]

@@stevenbender66 No, you don't. How can just believe whatever a random stranger tells you on internet. Believe me, I've not a seen a single such video and it makes sense as they have built specially for withstanding tornados.

[@dp91758]

I live near goshen Alabama. F5 came thru, bout 30- 33 years ago. Some friends lost there home. When they got back there, even the concrete from basement floor was gone!

[@jonathandewald5937]

Lmao I'm litterally watching your show on Netflix paused to come.out for a smoke and seen your youtube video. Definitely subscribing.

[@ItsCoreyLynxxYall]

Hey this is the same twin tornadoes that Pecos Hank captured from a safer distance. I remember the lightning strike made the smaller tornado bend.

[@cassiesworld470]

Don’t know if you’ll see but today during ur presentation I was saying to my friend “I’m so surprised the water tower hasn’t fallen” also I have completed just binged watched tornado videos after the presentation too :)

[@jdollinter]

0:49 OMG is that an entire house being launched through the air? Holy sh#t! He focused in at just the right moment. Well done!

[@HarryManback0]

It's definitely not. That's obviously sheet metal. Houses do not stay intact when they are hit by tornadoes, they are torn into small pieces of debris like most of the small debris in this one.

[@lg8019]

There were two houses completely intact being tossed in the air!!

[@hotdog31227]

@@HarryManback0 they can be thrown. Look up the elie manitoba tornado

[@nurfyturf3202]

Well it was part of the house that was torn from the foundation and got abliterated from the strong einds mid air.​@@hotdog31227

[@lordnatey8503]

@@HarryManback0they do, there’s multiple videos of other tornadoes like elie completely throwing homes off their toundationt

[@Kyle-gu3ge]

What many people dont realize is there was almost a 3rd. Was 5 miles south of town watching those 2 move through and see a 3rd funnel touchdown and go back up.

[@TheRaintalon99-5]

I was in that town when that tornado hit. Outran it in my replica of the General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard.

[@bellakrueger8040]

Eric The Raintalon Robertson dude. epic car. glad you and the car survived.

[@onetrueslave]

Hey, can someone verify something for me? The lightning strike at the end DOES mimic the shape of tornado, right?

[@lmccluer]

To some extent yes.

[@stevenbender66]

Wow it really does. Nice catch. Have you found out if it's due to the tornado, or if it's just coincidence?

[@onetrueslave]

@@stevenbender66 - Hey, Steven. I'm gonna go with the tornado influencing the bolt's shape. This was the line that did it for me. "The propagation of the lightning channel follows a path of the least resistance, which is not a straight, but, a zig-zag line because impurity or moisture in the atmosphere causes the air to be ionized in different directions."

[@stevenbender66]

Jace. Excellent. A very informative answer, and after doing a little research of my own, I came very close to this conclusion. Thanks so much for taking the time to teach. Cheers mate.

[@earlmartin1030]

Wonder what the wind speed was on that.

[@DylanThomasNettles]

that intro sound brought me back to halo CE

[@Operator_WhiteKnight]

What kind of truck are you using ?

[@libertylost8286]

At 50 sec, after a big piece of metal shoots up into the tornado and get thrown back out again, near the rear. In the lower right side just above tree top level, it looks like an entire house is lifted and thrown out the backside of the tornado. Is it a house?

[@Kyle-gu3ge]

Earlier bits were large grain bins and the later was a house. I know because I was there. Live 3 miles south of town and the sucker missed our house by a half to quarter mile. My neighbor was locked in the bank vault as it went over with the owner of the bank hiding in the makeshift basement expecting to die. The vault could only lock from the outside and they would get sucked out if he didn't. So he just found the best spot to hide he could and prayed.

[@jimcramer5125]

A man and his wife were coming towards Pilger when he got a start to finish video of the whole tornado going through the entire town. That particular video has seemed to have disappeared or has been used in parts of other's videos. Does anyone know where this unique video went?

[@PaladinV2]

I haven't been able to find that one either. No idea what happened to it.

[@jimcramer5125]

I am glad that someone else also knows what I am taking about. Something devious happened there. It was one hell of a video and it's too bad it'd been ripped off or took apart in pieces. I remember the wife was concerned with the tornado on the right and the husband who was driving said something to the effect, "forget that one, look at the one starting to enter the town and it's going to go right through the whole town down main street and destroy the whole town!"

[@PaladinV2]

Yeah, I definitely know the one you're talking about. The guy in the car keeps saying "no...no...no" as it is going through town and then tells the woman in the car not to cry, as she starts crying. I'm wondering if a TV show used it and then claimed it as theirs. I saw another video on here with a TV chase team using what looked like some of that original video, in their video. Go figure; still the original one was really good.

[@cubby091398]

Reminds me a lot of the Andover, Kansas F5 tornado. I believe this Nebraska tornado was rated at least a high-end EF4.

[@melissahall5997]

correct! though i thought from the damage it should have been an ef5!!

[@13_cmi]

Oh yeah. This thing looks very violent. Like the wynnewood tornado but wider. The storm in dodge dropped some super fast rotating tornadoes too. I wonder if that’s a thing with cyclic supercells.

[@okWojtaz]

All three of theese tornadoes were ef4

[@Throwedcatt]

I hope they still make some vids

[@MrCancer1965]

Two Tornadoes was on the ground towards the end of the video, good footage.

[@scaldwell1982]

I am a little disappointed the water tower survived.

[@imcoleyourenot8391]

Steven Caldwell 😐

[@Louisiananews]

It looked like water tower was damaged

[@nvmffs]

@@Louisiananews it was far away

[@kson566]

Water tower perfect view !!

[@mr.kingofphenomenal4629]

Same

[@arcuschasseurdorages9684]

How damn a tornado can spin as fast as this thing ?? Can someone explain me ?

[@jazminemonsterspice5055]

I saw them on Netflix and i knew i had to sub so now im happy for finding a great tornado chaser channel

[@S3l3ct1ve]

And what do you do if the wind direction changes?

[@Adwentheblackdragon]

0:28 Basehunter Chasing was also there capturing the moment on video

[@HomerSimpson-iv3ly]

that lightning in the end

[@mogeroithe]

How did they manage to put a water tower in just the right spot to not get hit by a tornado?

[@ewe200diez8]

because that tornado does not arasso with the tower of water that was there as well

[@gator_productions]

angel h Mendez what

[@SteelSmoker]

I wanted more of that duel tornado at the end.....wow.

[@rsarwynne065]

Im a fan of the show so decided to sub+love tornado vids!😗😍😘😄😎

[@shedjammer87]

Unbelievable the power that tornado had. It was destroying everything in it's path.

[@guitarttimman]

That's just a little taste of God's power.

[@adelematias1]

I have just binged watched you guys on Netflix loved it!!! Think you guys are awesome and i am sure you will blow up with subscriber soon!! Love it 😍

[@imagineparrish]

What is the one guy saying?

[@Space-xv9oi]

I’ve been in Lincoln and there was a tornado on May 5th and that was the first ever tornado I’ve been in

[@dalejr183]

Take note at the end I've heard storm chaser say if your watching a twister and all of a sudden u get cloud to ground lightning next to the twister that means its about to put another twister down or satellite (twins)

[@patricklaurojr7427]

That last 2 seconds of video of the twins just circling with the lightning strike man she was angry with her twin sister

[@pali0123]

I've lived in Lincoln my whole life and have never seen a tornado

[@WXIWXI]

Ohhh! så snabbt och livsfarlig tornado!. Tur vi slipper sådana här i Scandinavien!.

[@70stunes71]

Great footage .

[@rapturereadyyt]

These big pieces are sheets of metal from massive grain elevators. Each one weighs several tons.

[@seline1467]

i love your videos so cool/ sry i speek german i cant good englisch 😂

[@RepublicanNatio]

good = gut

[@Goofygoblin454]

This is generally what you get for living in Nebraska

[@Supernimo735]

And Kansas

[@mielleandDHLtrainPNR]

is that roof? 0:34

[@ahmadyoung1732]

My question is,, why tornado always happen in Amerika ??

[@zakwanarif]

It got something to do with the cold air from Canada and warm air from Mexico they interact to make a horizontal twister than somehow it becomes vertical twister.. Lol I just made it up. Idk, go check Wikipedia or something

[@ahmadyoung1732]

@@zakwanarif ooh thanks for the information.

[@jerrylucey4737]

If nobody died and property destroyed, I think they are the most mesmerizing natural phenomena on the plant, and there still so much that we don’t know about them. Hopefully in the near future they will find a way where they know exactly where one will form before it happens. It would be the holy grail, for all those who studied and followed the tornados all their lives

[@ffinkral]

1 person died with that tornado. I live 20 minutes away.

[@coralackey8997]

Sometimes I don't think that tornado chasers are not playing with a full deck. Like when they drive right along side one. It's a good way to loose their life. Spotters are almost as bad.those thing can change directions. Plain crazy.

[@rbagel55]

Like an oversized surface grinder,wiping away anything in it's path. This thing must be a F5.

[@WeatherxCalipha]

Both were EF-4's.

[@WeatherxCalipha]

@Mustafa Alam They didn't get close enough, An EF-2 could've easily tossed their truck and killed them.

[@okWojtaz]

The F rating isn't used anymore. Both of the tornadoes were ef-4's but people believed that the first one might have been an ef-5.

[@mike856ms]

"That's not good" well no shit Sherlock. Great video.

[@jukodebu]

Wow this so interest i wish i knew how a tornado works

[@CaptaIn_JS1]

jukodebu Yess 😭😭😅 But if we really want we can learn, it’s never too late! 👌🙏

[@heatherhillman7280]

You and everyone else. Scientists know the right storm conditions and even how they form (hint: they don't actually drop down from the sky), but they still don't completely understand the structure or why some stay small while others grow to town-eating monsters.

[@guitarttimman]

That looks like one of the deadliest tornadoes in history!

[@jfontanez1838]

Dam that 🌪 was throwing roofs around like crazy

[@adeedat7371]

"🎵I need to make it to the river and leave this old Nebraska town"

[@SylveonMujigaeOfficial]

The first tornado fatality in Nebraska since Hallam

[@jerryfletcher2174]

20 Injuries and 1 Fatality.... just remember that if you watch these videos...

[@sethfranklin8079]

F5?

[@jimjustice581]

Oh my gosh! That first one was moving very fast. And throwing houses like we throw baseballs.

[@ma35154]

Was that tornado related E-F5?

[@okWojtaz]

No, it wad only an ef4

[@Kyle-gu3ge]

Only e4 but made this event stand out was its twin nado also reached ef4 size. You had 2 e4s twins in close proximity to each other.

[@blackrose-je1lq]

Oh my god..it's so scary You dare to find it. There is no way that I can go near to swear.

[@ArchTeryx00]

There are beautiful looking tornadoes, there are ugly tornadoes, and there are tornadoes that just look like death. The Pilger tornadoes were always pretty ugly looking - large, violent tornadoes - but the one close up just looked like death. You knew you were watching people die.

[@seokfics8316]

We had a house In pilger and it survived the storm

[@DoubleAction2]

That thing looks like hell on earth. Wow.

[@bennettwade4694]

Moral of the story: *DON'T LIVE IN NEBRASKA.*

[@howmanysubscanigetwithoutp2420]

Dad thing is I already do

[@howmanysubscanigetwithoutp2420]

@Ozone *Bad* damn autocorrect

[@owl3031]

Zoom in... Zoom out... Zoom in... Zoom out..... Make sure you keep the camera still if you have a chance again. . . And stop zooming in and out!!

[@5leatereater854]

Nice video

[@michaelmccaskey2924]

Imagine working inside the water tower or cleaning up the inside and walking out the top to get some fresh air and have this monster in your face if it didn’t suck you up or you get killed by debris the bpm your heart would be beating but that close one of the two or both would very likely happen that tornado is a very strong ef3 weak ef4 at the very least wind speed wouldn’t surprise me if it was a ef5

[@TheRaintalon99-5]

I can't believe that I was there that day.

[@danieldoesdumbstuff]

The title card sound is from Silent Hill 3

[@Davehash]

That water tower is a hero.

[@tineashaburnett1544]

It didn't get the water tower.

[@coashddjj294]

Wow, that's darn close to a tornado.

[@Spookkittyusa]

You guys are awesome man just watched your shit on Netflix love the goofy guy with the glasses

[@MrSalesman101]

Bring it back please

[@melmiller9507]

Why did they not go and try to help people?? I have a serious problem with that and the 500 thrill seekers around every big tornado nowadays who call themselves storm chasers.

[@amandocantu]

0:47 - “Be gone, before someone drops a house on you”!

[@amandocantu]

Timmy Morgan 😂

[@amandocantu]

Timmy Morgan BAM!

[@AmericanFarmerHVAC2024]

Might not have been an EF4. Just saying. Looks too violent.

[@okWojtaz]

It was one, but it swept a well built house clean, i saw a photo.

[@earsmusic2229]

That 1st One was a Very,Very Good L👀k at a Tornado and Its Enormous Destruction!

[@crooked-halo]

1:33 - That bolt was the same shape as the satellite! Freeze it. Cool.

[@13_cmi]

Apparently that wasn’t a satellite but the original beast in the beginning of the video. It was extremely violent at the beginning. That thing must’ve been crazy strong if it could maintain itself while another tornado is sucking the life out of it.

[@gailjackson-chapman7085]

I have experienced an earthquake in Virginia a few tears ago. I would have never thought of an earthquake in Virginia. It was very loud and scary. I hope that I never experience a tornado 🌪️. For one thing, I wouldn't be the one filming it.😳😳

[@meganlauro9116]

Watched storm stories on this tornado while that tornado ripped thru that town it ripped a baby out a mother's arms as they were running away from it and it caught them and baby didnt make so when watch this one all think about is some monster literally just came and took this baby away

[@RBG-ez7pd]

When’s the last Nebraska had a tornado that wasn’t at least EF4? Y’all’s tornadoes are big AF lol

[@mrsim1976]

1:33 Wow ! 😮🌩