Destructive Tornado hit Madison Indiana | Tornado 2024

[@NoodlezSleeps]

One of the rare moments where you could call something an actual water tornado and not mean waterspout. Beautiful

[@johndeeregreen4592]

We call those "tornadic waterspouts". It was still technically a waterspout, but one that formed from a mesocyclone complex.

[@tripplefives1402]

The visible parts of tornados and clouds is liquid water drops

[@lovinglife6080]

Good footage of the tornado 🙏 prayers to the town

[@mariuszjp100able]

🐄🍡🌬️💨🌪️🐓🧆🫕☁️🧃🛖⛈️🌪️💨🐮🐄🛻🥩🫙🔥🪵🛶🧃📱📶❤

[@sharisimonehampton5434]

Nice footage. Thanks for sharing. 😉👍❤

[@goldhunter9641]

That was a good video for sure and I live in southern WV but I've always said tornadoes can happen in steep terrain and Hilly areas even when a lot of people will argue that a tornado can't survive in Hill Country but after I seen the 2012 East Kentucky tornadoes that were just devastating, I knew then a tornado can make it anywhere it chooses to go but we're sending prayers to the people in Indiana and Ohio because that storm system really got by some of the best people and meteorology yesterday

[@Weather_Nerd]

You're right they definitely can, but if you check out a tornado history map like tornadoarchives you can see WV has far less than KY TN etc and the east parts of those two states are lesser than the central and west even. Pretty much they can happen anywhere but far less common west of the Rockies and far more common east of them, and then a bit less near the peak Appalachia territories and picking up again in numbers towards the eastern seaboard. I freaking love that archives website map lol. California has had a tornado in terrain above 10-11k feet elevation actually so there goes the hilly argument automaticall (and then there was that somewhat recent video of a tornado on top of some mountains in Montana).

[@ZiggoShank]

This is an amazing compilation man! From the people reactions, seeing people gather at a strip mall to take time out of their day to film the beautiful storm, and last but not least; the storm itself ❤ thoughts and regards to those affected..

[@filipin.c4628]

Incredible !!!

[@GeorgeBowling-te2xk]

I used to install carpet in madison indiana. Homes, business, marina yacts,house boats,military housing, lived outside of austin,& scottsburg, lnd.in the 60,s & 7o,s beautiful country back then,my dad saw all of cassich clay,s golden gloves boxing fights & said at the time he would be the HEAVY WEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD, MOHAMMED ALI . alot of memories for this old 84 yr. Man all good, pray everyone, & everything turns out safe, god willing, amen.

[@nono-ze2we]

who cares lol

[@michaelbrinks8089]

Did you by any chance know my dad or grandmother John Unterbrink or Helen Unterbrink who lived o. Ross st ?

[@Marcuswelby-nx2te]

Clay was a fraud he fights were scripted by the nation of Islam

[@shawnlord5383]

My town just got hit with a tornado like 45 minutes ago but it usually stays in the open field by the highway.

[@Elysian777]

That lady in the background saying 'mmhmm' at 5:30 is like "If it's not up my ash I don't care about nothin." Meanwhile the smart lady taking the video is in awe of mother nature and ready to become the family meteorologist. Which I approve. lol

[@rebelyell7681]

The funny part is how everyone likes to stop and watch, like in a movie just before the Aliens attack lol👽

[@charlesbrown4483]

Not that I'm saying it's a smart thing to do, it's not, but a tornado like this is relatively safe to watch and film. It's daylight, not rain wrapped, not obstructed by mountains, perfectly visible and pretty far away. If it starts moving toward you you'll have plenty of time to take shelter.

[@thomaskole1391]

Is this your first smart phone? Are you new to recording live video? By using portrait mode instead of landscape, you ruined what could have been a pretty decent video production. JS

[@Original_SniperPro99]

are you new to living? been through a tornado? no? then shut up. js

[@chaz5229]

Before the storm: "Look hon', it's a tornado!" and proceed to record it for 30 minutes. AFTER the storm: "We barely had time to get to safety...it happened so FAST!!!" 🤣🤣🤣 EVERYONE please be safe out there!! I joke about it when I KNOW that I would prob be doing the SAME thing...depending on how far away it is.

[@lisaeverage9691]

I was watching the news when it happened, and I live roughly 20 minutes from there. It's not easy knowing that there is a tornado on the ground when there's people you know there, let alone being about 15 minutes from the Henryville tornado. Does its travel on water, though, make it briefly a waterspout?

[@brettrobinson2901]

Its tough knowing ANYBODY is gonna end up interacting with them...a signifying event , often marking someone's ...often unawares ..death day....

[@ParanormalPat]

I hate that vertical view!

[@andreacalkins5189]

No destruction! Cool!

[@ragingsniper12]

I live there, yes there was destruction!! it may seem small to some people, but a lot of damage was done.

[@ssdtrain1]

INSAAAAAANNNNEEEE!!!!

[@danielbullock1019]

"Hey Siri, call Billy Hancock."

[@section8usmc53]

Who took the video footage?

[@thundergrace]

Scary!

[@scottsmith7051]

Its tornado season again...

[@hellbilly739]

If you're not first, you're last 👍

[@raymondsullivan7230]

That's two days ago that's history

[@siobhansteisa9996]

Jesus Christ. Does anyone know how to record landscape?

[@sherylefrisk7940]

I used to live in Vevay

[@toddp3314]

It never hit Madison! It crossed the river into Kentucky.

[@kevinmorrow4038]

Like this comment if you thought the beginning was a lot of birds flying up in the air

[@peaceonearth351]

Oh, Mama Mia.

[@michaellewis836]

Was yall scared?

[@jeffisaliar]

Leave it to a natural disaster to bring everyone together before, during, and after.

[@ericascali5427]

Amia🤦🏻‍♀️🥶🥶🥶🥶

[@Marcuswelby-nx2te]

Who's billy handacock

[@Marcuswelby-nx2te]

Jim hart lives there

[@allentoyokawa9068]

March 14th**

[@brianeastman3547]

Don't forget to play the song Ridin the storm out

[@ericascali5427]

😢😢😢😢

[@vinny4411]

Not a happy pi day. 3.14

[@captaincory9133]

Not destructive at all

[@bitethedevil]

It was destructive when it reached land.. Google it and see the videos and photos.

[@zzpeepeepoopoo88]

There is literal giant chunks of debris spinning around right after the 7:00 mark

[@takemyjobpleeez]

Folks in Indiana must love to film vertical.

[@Michael_Beanflip]

I bet you're a trump supporter

[@Original_SniperPro99]

yea probably a trump supporter knowing they dont understand life, dangers, you dont think oh no i am recording vertical, ned to live a little

[@brysoncherry9884]

Funny the two people above me triggered and defensive while indiana is a red state and we don't have all the migrant issues bidet voters have. And the idiot above me having zero self awareness about the hypocrisy of not understanding danger as they lead to more criminals they want but not in their house or more destroyed farms

[@troyrager1352]

All the vertical video in 2024 my goodness

[@Original_SniperPro99]

sad kid