Destruction After Dark | The 2010 Millbury EF4

[@puremisery1649]

I was outside when this happened, just a few miles away. I didn’t hear a thing and I was blown away when I saw all the destruction in the next few days.

[@OKHolly]

I really appreciate that you told the stories of the people who tragically lost their lives in this terrible storm. This might just be a story to us, but to those who lived through it, this is a tragedy that impacted their lives forever. Thank you for always being respectful, sensitive, and doing your research. You're a great storyteller and the human element you weave into your videos makes them stand out. Keep it up!

[@joshuasmith5172]

Thank you for your videos, you definitely are truly talented in your story telling. Thank you for honoring the lives lost in this Tornado, you are one of a kind…. As a Tornado Survivor myself in an unlikely and commonly overlooked place in SW VA. I was 3 years old when the 2002 Tornado struck Bedford County VA at F-2 strength, I still remember the roar of the tornado, the pressure difference with my ears popping and my father on top of me as the tornado passed a few hundred yards from us.

[@glenbirdsell4494]

I really love your videos! Is there any way you cover the 1990 Hesston, KS F5? It is my hometown and I'd love to see you make a video about it.

[@OvercastWx]

That tornado has been on our list of possible future projects for quite some time now! While I can't guarantee a video on it anytime soon, it is definitely on our radar!

[@EricMorris-hn6hu]

You showed great compassion and respect in making this video. My eyes were not dry when hearing about the Lake hs valedictorian.

[@BubbasWX]

I am a survivor of this. I was 2 years old

[@ace_of_spadesr6]

I've been waiting all week! Always a good day when Overcast posts.

[@N1GHTMAR3S0K1A]

I was born 2010.. so this is crazy, cant fathom the pain these people felt

[@kenzieeliza]

I was 8 when this tornado took place. My sister's dad lived in Millbury at the time. I remember driving there with my mom and dad to pick my sister up the next morning and just seeing the devastation that took place. His house was basically untouched compared to the houses a street over. Just mortifying.

[@bk_nreynolds3278]

I lived in moline at the time of the tornado, very close to the path and just west of Millbury. I graduated from Lake High School in 2019. It’s still insane to think that something like this happened in the community I have been a part of for my entire life

[@bk_nreynolds3278]

As someone who frequently watches these video essays and recountings, it’s genuinely uncanny to hear you speak about my community and things I’ve grown accustomed to my entire life

[@sticks9396]

Totally forgot about this day bc I live in Peoria at that time I was 7

[@MikeHunt-fo3ow]

can you stand the tress back up and brace them until the roots take root? id pick you guys up if you fell over lol

[@patricklaurojr7427]

Guy made it thru a concentration camp but tornado got him home smh

[@sweetwolfsteve5583]

Im sorry but you leave the safety of your basement for a dog i would have stayed put you can replace animals lifes you cant replace your life

[@TheIcpfan23]

I'm glad i am not the only one that think that way. people don't want to accept it they would fight you tooth and nail about that...

[@TornadoAlert829]

You can’t replace a dog they are too special

[@sahebplays3589]

your pathetic for de valuing existence; humans are animals, in a real situation if I had to rescue one thing, it'd be a dog, and leave you behind. BE ASHAMED.

[@f86sabreman]

I remember that night well. It stopped right before hitting my family's house in Clay Center. Unfortunately, my friend wasn't so lucky. They lost everything. They've since recovered, but I'm sure it's a night they will never forget either.

[@jadefox5285]

😮😢

[@loriking8806]

I worked at Baypark Hospital when the tornado hit. The pond in front of the hospital had white caps due to the intense wind. The horizontal rain was pounding against the glass in the ICU waiting area. I remember the family whose father was in the hospital visiting that night. Later we all heard what happened on their way home.....we were all devastated. Great documentary!

[@wanderlustendumado5396]

Thank you for covering this tornado. I was a few miles away in downtown Toledo when it hit. I was on the phone with family who lived in a small town adjacent to the path, checking to make sure they were okay. All of a sudden you heard the wind and the phone cut out. The tornado was rain-wrapped and it was so dark outside you could not see it. The rain was coming down so hard in Toledo you couldn't see in front of you. I ran to my car as I needed to drive a few miles back to my house and I was drenched just walking the few steps. I've never seen it rain that hard. The tornado sirens were going off all night in my county (Lucas) and Wood County. Every time you thought you could go to sleep you would hear the sirens go off again and panicked. The people who lost their lives and the devastation it brought to the area was heartbreaking. Thank you again for covering this. 💜

[@AVeryFunFunFoxy]

This tornado occurred on my birthday. Really nice to see someone talk about it, pretty underrated.

[@edjohnston2363]

On my birthday too!!!!😊

[@SW33T_Dr34M]

What’s nice about it 🤦🏾‍♂️🗑️

[@certifiedcitydestroyer]

talk about insult to injury

[@wereartmaddness5226]

You are an amazing story teller. You are the first person I have ever seen tell these stories as real stories. Telling us, not only the facts, but also about those who lived, died and survived these disasters. Reminding us all, why they are called Disasteres. They aren’t just numbers to state, but family members.

[@maligator919]

I was a Lake township police officer at that time and one of the hardest things to deal with. Thanks for telling the story.

[@zachisaacson2184]

I was a third grader in 2010 when this monster came through our area, Perrysburg, which is next to Millbury. My mom and I were in the tub under a mattress with bike helmets on while listening to the weather reports on the TV and my step dad went out to smoke on the front porch. He said he could see the clouds twisting and spinning even as late as it was. Then we felt the pressure drop and our area went quiet. This was when the ‘nader was on the ground about 4 miles east of us, tearing up Millbury and then the Lake school. Seeing the totaled school busses and the destroyed school was so surreal. I also remember seeing a bicycle twisted and lodged up in a tree and then the flipped train cars in the rail depot by the highway. This F4 was nothing to tussle with, especially in the dead of night. Thanks for shedding some light on this as it was one of, if not the scariest tornadic event of my childhood.

[@misheardlyrics999]

I was 4 years old when this tornado hit. I was in Columbus so I was safe, but my grandparents were right in the path. They didn’t get hit but there was roof damage due to all the wind and hail. My mom actually went out for the next few days to help with the damage while my aunt took care of me. Being 4, I never knew what was going on, but now I’m 17 and I understand it thoroughly. Truly devastating

[@pickelsvonbrine]

Very well done video. The care you put into this video shows. All your videos have shown the utmost respect to those affected. Keep doing what you are doing. I just wish more knew of your channel.

[@crazytornadoguy]

I remember this night quite well, I was out chasing and came dangerously close to it as it was moving through the Moline area. I was on 795 at the exit for east Broadway. I continued to track the storm, taking numerous detours due to down lines and debris. I ended my chase when I came upon a road block at SR51 (Woodville Rd) and Hille Dr, where I proceeded to assist in search and rescue before joining a group of residents in heading over to assist on main. There's an old saying that you see it on TV, but you don't really it at all. But, once you see it first hand, you never see it any other way. That's so true for so many. Unfortunately, for me, it wasn't the first time, in my own area, yes, but I've been through tornado aftermath and S&R in several places. God speed to the 7 victims of this tragic night, and God bless the survivors and those who came to help in cleanup and rebuilding.

[@rainy_saturday]

You should do a video on the 2010 Yazoo City tornado, does not get talked about enough.

[@bananagirl006]

Very inspiring job you're doing in the youtube tornado sphere. What a beautiful way to remember these individuals and what a respectful way of doing so. I have teared up several times seeing their faces.. what a tragedy

[@BonnieDragonKat]

I lived through this terror. The twister went over our house which was at the Toledo/Springfield Township line. I was praying that it wouldn't land on our house the whole time.

[@Akutenshi1990]

Aaaaaand now another channel I'm addicted to watching. Great videos!

[@jerrycote659]

Thank you for the time and effort put into this video. Your focus on the human aspect of this event was very moving. You beautifully honored the unfortunate victims of this tragic event and did so with respect and reverence. You honored the communities which were affected by the tornado with your description of what makes them so special to those who call them home. At the same time you were able to seamlessly balance describing the meteorological factors that came together on that day which led to the tornado. Thank you for this excellent video.

[@kurehawk]

This is an incredibly well-done video. Your humanization of so many of the victims was really good. So heartbreaking to hear that that father lost his life for trying to save their dog.

[@WanderingRoe]

I wasn’t able to watch this without crying. It’s so important to remember the tornadoes that fall through the cracks. Thank you for emphasizing the human cost when it comes to these storms. Subscribed. 👍

[@murkrow2316]

Was at Denny’s on Buck Road that night… Mom was a principal in Lake Local Schools for 10+ years 1990’s

[@zachisaacson2184]

The same Denny’s I vowed to never go back to after an Egg’s Benedict gave me food poisoning… next to the Knights Inn I think?

[@laurajohnson3750]

I, too, lived in Millbury when this happened on Wight Ave. The video clip included here was at Service Spring, immediately behind Lake Twp PD. My ex husband and his friend/former owner of DRACONi Digital installed them long before the tornado. We drove around for a bit shortly after, completely shocked about what we were seeing. We went to Service Spring and aided however we could at the township building. It was a terrible night and, in my eyes, an equally terrible morning when we could see the full extent of the damage.

[@DjCjSupreme8306]

It would be really cool if bro did June 17, 2010 MN tornado outbreak, like this one.

[@Twilightsparkleiscool04]

yea it would be cool.

[@sahebplays3589]

watch allurations on the event.

[@dewnfps]

really good video man. Respect to you for shining a light on these people and their famlies

[@AxelXionSora]

Oh the beginning of the video is the scene in Twister that still more than 20 years later fucks me up. Im already VERY jumpy with night time tornado watches. Hell even just thunderstorms have me really unwell

[@connorbrown835]

This channel gunna blow up, story-based tornado action is hard to find!

[@DJAUDIO1]

This hit me in the feels, man. ❤❤

[@s.c218]

i was 4 when this happened and live south of bowling green. never even knew about it at all.

[@PantherLineProductionsofOhio]

This was local to me. Can't wait.

[@GoldGorilla.]

Love your vids!!!

[@xtrue1914]

I'm loving the video. But you gotta do the 2011 northern outbreak next.

[@OvercastWx]

We’ve got our next few videos planned but we’ll keep this in mind!

[@thealexandralorian]

The focus on those who died reminds me of the Storm Stories episode of a tornado that "only" took 2 lives in Maryland, a little bit after 9/11. The focus of the episode was largely on the family of the two sisters who passed away and on the sisters themselves. This episode of Storm Stories and other videos, like this one, are the main reason why I don't like to say a tornado "only" took however many lives.

[@EricMorris-hn6hu]

I lived in Perrysburg that night and still do. I was awake when lightning struck the tallest tree on my property. I may have died had I been outside because tree bark flew like missiles, damaging a 50 foot section of my house.

[@NSRail_Photography1899]

its sad to see 2 years later i end up railfanning in a town that hit around 10 miles from me

[@aidanvandyk2488]

This one was less than 50 yards away from hitting my house when I was 11 on Moline Martin Rd. I still remember seeing the neighborhood behind me wrecked and then seeing my police station and school destroyed too was rough. I still get flashbacks to that day every now and again.

[@aLightonlife]

I live just south of Milbury. I remember hearing that Lake High School was completely destroyed and wondered if we would play them on the rooster for football that year. We did end up going to the new high school after it was built for a great football game. Thanks for the respect and very precise information in the video. God bless

[@Not_The_FBI_1992]

Great Channel! I really enjoy this format and thank you for not using AI voice to tell us about these tornadoes.

[@bingofromblueyfan]

I don't know if you do suggestions but the Jefferson City mo EF3 Tornado and the destruction was EF5 level of wind and damage and the crazy thing is that nobody died and people believe it was because of the weather person for KRCG 13 and the scary thing was it was dark and rain wrapped and happened on the 7th anniversary of the tragic Joplin Missouri tornado

[@heatherstub]

I remember watching the live coverage of that event on The Weather Channel. They did a great job covering that one, and we were all crossing our fingers and praying for them and Joplin to be okay. Joplin didn't get hit, but they had a severe thunderstorm if I'm not mistaken.

[@bingofromblueyfan]

@@heatherstub I think a town near Joplin did get hit I was at home when the Jefferson City MO EF3 hit my friend was staying the night it was crazy my poor sister had a mental breakdown too we got lucky to be in the area that wasn’t hit my we did get storm damage

[@heatherstub]

@@bingofromblueyfan Thank heavens you were alright.

[@bingofromblueyfan]

@@heatherstub thanks actually like I said it's a miracle that nobody died in it it cost millions in destruction

[@EricMorris-hn6hu]

Jeff City, the kings of MO large school football. Y'all beat us in both 77 and 78. I think your coach is almost 100 yrs old.

[@fungillooo]

I didn’t get a notification or see this. But great video, keep up the great work

[@demon-shortscz]

You shud make video aboute the 2021 Moravia EF4 tornado.

[@aubsarg0222]

Weird but I live in wheeling wv where Ohio and PA is a hip hop away. Our family always travel to Ohio for everything bc it’s so different. Within 20 minutes traveling west, your in the mid west with the endless farmland and plains. So many small little towns. I love Ohio and when I had to drive to peebles ir was the most pleasant drive (except going through Zanesville) and there are some mountains when you start going south. Anyhow, we never knew just 2 hours away, a massive tornado ever struck until today after watching your video. It does give me an eerie feeling bc everyone feels safe as long as you live east of Dayton Ohio. Wheeling to st.clairsville still has the foothills and surprisingly there are hardly any tornados. Out of 3 generations no tornados ever went through these areas. Except in 2020 I do believe one summer day we had a tornado outbreak but they were extremely weak very short lived ones and if it wasn’t for everyone having a cell phone, then the one in Belmont county would have never been taped. But I dk this just blows my mind that just 2 hours away a tornado struck.

[@graysonjaramillo4654]

I’m so happy I found this channel. You guys make amazing content and I can’t wait to see you guys grow

[@PEDROgalan-dj9iu]

Can do a video on hurricane Katrina

[@heatherstub]

It just might be a miniseries, because there are so many stories to tell. There are already some other very good videos about Katrina. You can find them just by searching here for them and selecting "Video" from the search filters.

[@jonathanadams7219]

NEW VIDEO: The Largest and Costliest Tornado Outbreak of All Time | The 2011 Super Outbreak

[@RT-qd8yl]

18:10 I have so much respect for this man, because I know that if that was my dog I'd do the same thing. My dog is part of all my tornado action plans, and we drill for them so she knows how to react and what to do. My dog is family just as much as any human, and it's comforting to see other people feel that way as well. Also the warning time for this storm was especially great considering this was before Wireless Emergency Alerts were in national widespread use.

[@stormchaseradambenner9518]

I remember this night well. If the tornado didn't die in rural ottawa county it would have continued to oak harbor where I live.

[@Rainy_snc]

I was born April 13 of that year so when this tornado happened i was almost 2 months old and im in Michigan lol

[@k-9-doglabs256]

I remember that night. It really woke me up to the dangers of storms as a child. The storm that had the tornado that took lake school/township was forming in our neighborhood. It didn't cause much damage to our property, but definitely our neighbors further down the road. I remember the noise, seeing a part of our neighbor's roof in our yard in the morning. That freight train noise will forever haunt me.

[@the3asmrlarue5]

This tornado missed my house by a quarter mile off reiman rd i remember finding fish from the neighbors pond in our yard

[@elimoore2467]

I survived a high end EF2 tornado a couple months back in my town Winchester Indiana absolutely the scariest situation I’ve ever gone through. Found your channel a couple days ago and you do an amazing job describing the towns/ events of these disasters

[@alexharshman7025]

I’m beginning to think when they say there’s a 10% chance, they mean there’s like a 60-70% chance some people are going to have a really bad day weather wise

[@streetslayinggto2505]

i took a shit this destructive this morning, complete devastation, the neighbor said his foundation started to crumble

[@badcompany-w6s]

Those night time tornados are the worst.

[@PaulHosey]

I wasn't thinking about that when I went to Ohio 4 years ago.

[@DerekStewart-rg6tl]

I remeber this like it was yesterday

[@sgtmattkind]

Great video, keep up the great work!

[@pauleyh]

worst and fastest tornado in history

[@tclem2069]

Great!

[@ts6377]

Great video

[@Rapidly_]

Does anyone know a channel like this one but without all the religious talk? It's really too much

[@OvercastWx]

When shining light on those who passed away, we mention religion because it was such an important aspect of their lives, and what shaped many of them as people. We respect these people by recognizing things that were important to them, regardless of what we believe personally.

[@heatherstub]

@@OvercastWx You couldn't have said it better! Thank you so much.

[@koltinn]

If you are going to use premiere, set it to max 24 hours....

[@OvercastWx]

Thanks for the feedback. Is there a specific reason why you don't like advanced notice of premieres?

[@CrunchyCrayons_]

​@@OvercastWx ig some ppl just will forget

[@chdreturns]

​​​@@OvercastWxHonestly people who complain about premiers longer than 24 hrs away have too much to complain about.