Historic EF-4 wedge ANNIHILATES homes near Didsbury, Alberta

[@jacquelinefassos4861]

That was so kind of you, making helping out a priority.. Being through a natural disaster myself I will never forget the kind people who helped us get back on out feet afterwards.. your kindness will return tenfold.

[@busydoinnothinn]

? these idiots do not help anyone. they literally HOPE for tornados to form for their shit youtube channels.

[@Johnhumphriesstormchaser]

You’re the 🐐 for helping out afterwards

[@rileyhass9665]

Just part of the job mate🫡

[@LaramidiaWX]

Love that shot with the lightning bolt!

[@DPS1194]

All of these scenes reminded me of the aftermath from the movie, Twister. And it was at night, which is a very dangerous time to be storm-chasing because you never know where this tornado is coming from or when it's going to strike. If it's anything like the movie, chances are these two supercells will converge into one massive EF5 tornado, more powerful than the regular F5 in US history.

[@rileyhass9665]

It was actually just one dominant supercell in this case!

[@brianajohansson2601]

Looks like a cat in the tornado on one of the stills xD Great footage, take care of your self!

[@Gardeningnature768]

Very nice 🎉🎉

[@SShrikke]

"Mile wide"

[@rileyhass9665]

2.5 km

[@rileyhass9665]

1.55343 miles wide to be precise. I don't think anybody is immediately concerned with the precise width of the tornado, I know I certainly wasn't. When people's lives are in danger and entire families lose every single possession they’ve ever owned, it really isn't the main concern. Might be a good idea to do a little research before making a passive-aggressive comment on a terrible tragedy.

[@ericascali5427]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙈🙈🙈