INCREDIBLE MONTANA TORNADOES

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Storm chasing in Montana with Tempest Storm Chasing Tours.
Music by Bobby Cole @Catch22 Media used with permission from copyright owner.
June 28th has to be the most incredible day I have had storm chasing. We started the day in Belle Fourche, just 50 miles from where we would later be watching an incredible supercell near Albion, Montana. After lunch in Buffalo, South Dakota and some time looking at data in Rhame, North Dakota, the decision was made to head back to Buffalo and then head west into Montana. We soon had a view of the developing storm more than 50 miles away and before long driving along good gravel roads we had arrived at our storm. The structure was already mind blowing! We stood watching the storm approach us for around 45 minutes before things started to ramp up a bit and the first tornado appeared. The first tornado lasted several minutes and was hidden by the rain at times. We didn't hang around long as the storm was just getting going with the tornado show. We jumped back on Camp Crook Road towards Capitol to keep up with the storm, it now had a huge lowered base on it and very quickly tornado number two begun. By the time we stopped, the tornado had taken on a beautiful classic tornado shape as it slowly moved across the open fields. We watched for several minutes then moved again to keep up with the action area. Once tornado two was over, things started to look a little more serious, the motion in the storm directly above and in front of us was unbelievable and the storm looked like it was about to produce a large tornado directly in front of us. By the time we had stopped tornado three was about to make contact with the ground and we stood and watched it become a fairly large wedge shaped tornado. We had a good amount of time just watching in awe as the sky made contact with the ground, we could even hear the tornado rumble as it moved across the fields. It was soon time to move again to keep up with the tornado along Camp Crook Road. As we drove along the road towards the storm what I saw in front of me was beyond mind blowing! The whole storm structure was spinning around the tornado like a small hurricane, I couldn't believe my eyes. This only lasted a few moments but it was enough to feel completely overwhelmed by what I saw. We continued to follow the tornado until it roped out in the rain and hail. Very soon after the fourth tornado started, by this time the sun had set and the contrast was quite low but we still enjoyed watching another distant twister on the open Plains. It was now dark and the storm was currently sitting over Road 20 between us and Buffalo, we sat watching the lightning waiting for the storm to move on a little before heading East to Buffalo. Before long somebody shouted Tornado!!! And there was tornado number 5 hidden in the dark only made visible by the frequent lightning. We all desperately tried to capture this incredible moment before it faded away, it felt quite surreal. Then the day was done, the storm was dying and the celebration dinner was calling. We drove back to Belle Fourche where we had started the day what felt like a lifetime ago, I got into my hotel room and set my bags down and suddenly felt completely overwhelmed by the days events. I said to myself out loud 'Did that really just happen?' Everything I had spent my days dreaming about as a young kid in high school had unfolded before my eyes. For real this time!

[@andie_pants]

FINALLY! A chaser who gets it right! Thank you so much for paying attention to the entire mesocyclone, not just all close-ups of the funnel. And the lingering real time tripod shots... so haunting. If all of your stuff is this good, you just gained a huge fan.

[@TomTrott]

Thanks for watching and for the great comments. I really enjoyed putting this video together, we were lucky to have such a good day.

[@andie_pants]

@@TomTrott You're very welcome! I like to give credit where it's due, and usually with a few too many words thanks to my friend Sam Adams. Any thoughts on the upcoming winter El Niño and the coming tornado season? I get mixed messages trying to Google the subject. (Lie to me. Tell this tornado-thirsty soul it's gonna be another 2016)

[@TomTrott]

@@andie_pants I try not to look into data too much, although it can be hard to resist when you have a chase trip coming up. 2017 and 2018 have been pretty quiet so maybe we are due a busier year like 2016. Even quiet years like 2018 can turn out great for a chaser if you are lucky enough to be there for the few great moments.

[@andie_pants]

@@TomTrott Yeah, and joking aside I actually very much enjoyed how 2018 encouraged my favorite chasers to focus on a wider variety of weather phenomena like Hank's hunt for sprites and upward streaming lightning, Aaron Jayjack with the hurricane, and MIke Olbinski with his breathtaking haboob timelapses. Going on a tornado tour is #1 on my bucket list, so maybe some day on down the road once I get my career and financial s--t together I'll be a customer. I'll do my best not to come down with Twistourette's Syndrome. "POWER FLASH! DEBRIS DEBRIS!!" Can't make any promises, though. :-P

[@Ritercrazy]

I agree, so haunting.

[@lisaevans7293]

Ive been obsessed with tornados since a child, watched thousands of videos and never seen a single one as beautiful and so put together as this one. Stunning visuals

[@ozzierabbit587]

I swear that tornado sounded just like a freaking orchestra!

[@witch8446]

*please tell me this is a joke XD*

[@dogeellusions2441]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ti2218]

As a member of a highschool symphony orchestra class I am mildy offended. -jk, of course-

[@michelleburkes2535]

All storm chasers should have cameras like this one

[@debmorton3310]

Its the person behind the camera, not the camera.

[@fabiana7157]

The thumbnail was so perfect, that I thought it was fake. Still clicked anyway, just in case it was something interesting in this video. And it proved to be not only real, but truly PERFECT in every way and amazingly beautiful. One of my favourite tornado videos EVER.

[@TomTrott]

Thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@rjdkkdisljhzeynankskjxxdip6852]

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[@CHWayOutWest]

Amazing footage! When people think of Montana, they don’t really picture tornadoes but we do get them from time to time (generally in the eastern region.)

[@TomTrott]

I love Montana! Such a beautiful place! Thank you for watching.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

These are oddly calming and BEAUTIFUL to watch!!! I love when tornadoes are just out in the open fields like that, just incredible. I'm completely mesmerized.

[@SineEyed]

Gorgeous footage - astonished at how well defined those structures were! I was in awe watching on a computer screen, so I can't imagine what seeing that irl would be like. You have my envy. The time-lapse footage was especially amazing, I think. I'm no weather expert but it doesn't seem to me that weather systems with such pronounced dynamics occur all too often. So I can't imagine that any scientists in the field _wouldn't_ want to get their hands on this footage. Take for example the upper-level in-flow jet seen from about 07:40 - 07:45... you can basically define its diameter and see the cylinder of air being pulled in. That's like something I might expect to see in a controlled experiment in the lab - too perfect! Something else noteworthy that caught my eye was that curious persistent structure at the leading edge of the storm, just on the other side of the upward sloping front, and hanging down from the clouds just there in front of the main body. You can really see it well from 02:19 through 02:29. What the heck is that thing I wonder? It's fascinating. One last thing, sorry. It's a bit of a complaint/critique, but I'll keep it short. Phenomenal video is easily devalued by atrocious audio. No amount of music will ever sufficiently subdue the sound of a blown-out mic being overloaded by wind and variable air pressure. It's beyond me to try and answer why no storm chaser has ever figured that part out. Logically, it's a simple equation: When there is a tornado nearby, it will be windy. AND when it's windy, crappy little microphones will be blown out. Therefore, if there is a tornado nearby, then your audio will suck. Symbolically, we see that: t → w w → x ∴ t → x I hope someday that somebody who knows how to capture audio will be invited to go along on a chase. Someone with the equipment and the know-how to use it so we can _really_ hear what those monsters sound like. That would be awesome..

[@StephenStormLog]

Congrats on getting the chase of a lifetime in a year like 2018! Amazing storm and tornadoes and excellent video.

[@TomTrott]

Thanks Stephen, we were fortunate to have such a good week especially towards the end of the season. That's one of the cool things about storm chasing is you just never know when you are going to get a crazy day like this. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.

[@marisaserrano51049]

I just found my new obsession 😁

[@TomTrott]

I've been hooked for a while now 😀

[@yeetspageet5679]

Oh wow finally an interesting tornado this year. Hope nobody got hurt.

[@TomTrott]

charlie saville No injuries thankfully, some isolated damage to farm equipment I heard.

[@cathyt144]

Tom Trott excellent footage. Background music is something new. Makes it more dramatic and helps with the loud wind sounds too. Good job 😀🌪☔️

[@rjdkkdisljhzeynankskjxxdip6852]

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[@benjimilo8583]

Omg holy first time in life saw insane Tornadoes like this grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr best wishes to all chaser be safe from a bottom of my heart .

[@michaelbienicewicz2993]

Wha ha ah hakkkhs hch. Your breakin (&UI^F p. Let's just wait till this storm pass(*)^%&^&es &YIUT*&^&( Love U^T6&987O

[@rjdkkdisljhzeynankskjxxdip6852]

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[@daviscc65]

Such awesome footage. I really like the way you shoot your video. Most chase videos aren’t as pleasant to watch as this.

[@TomTrott]

Thanks so much for the comments! Really glad you liked the video.

[@michellebischoff1470]

How can you be so brave to take these pictures?

[@complicatedmfer1557]

Completely agree

[@gail4610]

Enthralling! couldn't take my eyes off the video. Beautifully filmed, no extraneous dialogue which is always a distraction. So much information about the working of the tornado. thank you for such a terrific recording.

[@TomTrott]

Thank you Gail, glad you enjoyed it, I appreciate the kind comments.

[@crooked-halo]

Starting at :15, and especially :23 & forward....That's one of the most beautiful & awesome storm structures I've ever seen! Like a mountain supported by a shaft of rain. Awesome! Magnificent! Rivaling Pecos Hank's footage!

[@WICowboy2k1]

as a photographer, I have to say im blown away at the photo's you captured. Those are simply stunning.

[@luparabianca229]

One of the wonders of nature. Thanks.

[@TomTrott]

They really are! They can be fascinating. Thanks for watching.

[@Geezuznotcomingforu]

Brother and I were biking the Mickelson trail in the Black Hills that day. We were leapfrogging our two vehicles; his was in Deadwood on the 29th. $12,000.00 hail damage to his car from hail storm. Many people lost windows and moon roofs too. We heard someone had a tractor carried from South Dakota and dropped in Montana on he 28th. They only found parts of it though.

[@TomTrott]

I remember hearing about that giant hail from the following day, sounded crazy! That tractor story was pretty crazy too. I've seen pictures of what was left of it.

[@mykecollins3255]

You know as beautiful as storms and tornadoes can be...you guys are freaking nuts..lol! I drove my semi across eastern Montana and seen a large Tornado probably 3 miles away. I turned around and headed back and said to hell with on time delivery...lol!

[@TomTrott]

They can be pretty scary, turning around is probably the best idea for most people. Thanks for watching.

[@heartlandlight6862]

One of the best. Your editing is spot on. Noting extraneous. Lots of beauty.

[@TomTrott]

Thanks so much for the kind comments and thank you for watching.

[@believeryshua6509]

What amazing footage! it has this ominous wonder watching tornados 🌪

[@TomTrott]

I have watched tornado videos since I was a kid, they can be very fascinating.

[@darklanz2213]

I am absolutely petrified of tornadoes but it’s still good footage

[@TomTrott]

Thanks for watching. Glad you liked it.

[@tashafalasco7592]

This is the best footage of a tornado I have ever seen. Keep up the good work

[@michaelbienicewicz2993]

Them things can be very beautiful huh ? I have always been fascinated by them. How bout U B my shelter? I'm about to pee myself. I Will be,,,,,,,, Back. Yea ,,that is ....... OMG . Shit ,, Did you ever have to ( while yur typin ) look for that quwestion marrka ma jiggy.#^@#,,OOPs Scuse me. I ALMOST HAD IT. Wait,,,, Here it comes ??????????????? YEE HAW I FOUND IT !! Now, What was I gonna do with that thing? Oh yea, I just did.

[@catlockhart6965]

Mother Nature are her finest ! Great shoots !!!!!!!!!!

[@TomTrott]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the vid! 😀

[@Reets214]

Thumbs up man. Love it.

[@markdempsey8974]

Those tornadoes are so awesome & amazing. (I LOVE A GOOD STORM.)

[@nanwilder2853]

I agree that the quality-and scoring-of this footage is right up there w/ Pecos Hank’s peerless work! Easily one of the most visually stunning twisters I’ve seen from a chaser. Keep up the above average production(s) as Hank’s output seems to be slowing down; and thank you for this one.

[@edwardtemper4524]

Great footage. Thanks for sharing your experience. Power of our planet is astounding.

[@TomTrott]

Thanks Edward, it really is incredible to get to see that power close up!

[@tpower2727]

Great stuff! Really well done.

[@stanhamilton6031]

Epic! Absolutely one of the finest videos that I have ever seen on Montana tornados! Incredible! Subscribed friend!

[@TomTrott]

Thanks so much Stan! I really appreciate every view and especially your nice comments.

[@XmasLightsGuy]

That first time-lapse of the storm building was quite impressive! And the videos of the tornadoes themselves turned out great! While these storms are destructive, the clouds really are beautiful! I hope some day to go see one up close in person...

[@TomTrott]

Thanks for watching! Storms are fascinating, I hope you get to see something like that too.

[@XmasLightsGuy]

@Tom Trott: Welcome. I quite enjoyed the vid. Yep, I consider storms fascinating too! I found a storm chasing/tracking website earlier this year that I've been looking around on some ... its pretty interesting & has allot of good info :)

[@cowboystormchaser]

Outstanding video from start to finish.

[@TomTrott]

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it.

[@huntstyle]

The northern plains seem to get the most photogenic storms! Great footage!

[@TomTrott]

Yes it is a beautiful part of the country to travel around and the storms can be amazing.

[@dankuettel5063]

Ok, that was pretty darn awesome but then those shots at the end......spectacular!

[@TomTrott]

Thanks Dan, we thought the chase was about done then somebody said 'I think I just saw a tornado in the dark'. That was awesome!

[@janhoyle1462]

That is a beautiful supercell!

[@TomTrott]

It was a beauty indeed!

[@ParanormalPat]

Congrats on that capture, what a banner day that was for your group!

[@TomTrott]

It was one of thoses days you dream of! Thanks for watching!

[@AlanWinterboy]

Stunning footage. Some of the most beautifully rendered film of tornadoes I’ve seen yet. Obviously a real artist’s eye.Tom, can you give any attribution of the amazing music you used, including the mellow bits and dramatic escalation right before and after 9 min? Thanks for your tornado service!

[@TomTrott]

Hi Alan, thank you so much for the great comments, it really meant alot! All of the music is created by my friend Bobby Cole, you can find his music on www.pond5.com/music/1/catch-22-media.html His website is www.catch22media.co.uk/index.html Please let me know if you would like any more information on that. Tom.

[@ellenwalters9478]

Truly amazing!

[@martinkullberg6718]

What a beautiful circulation thise big tornado had, I later red your discription and it was the same as I was thinking: it had a beautiful hurricane like spin. The last tornado was intresting in its oddity (shape and clouds).

[@mynameismarko]

Wow! Awesome footage, you guys are brave!!

[@niallmcaleer9419]

Looks class! Nicely put together piece of video 😀

[@TomTrott]

Thanks Niall, you are awesome! 👍🙂

[@MaxOlsonChasing]

Fantastic work!

[@TomTrott]

Thanks Max!

[@cathyt144]

Awesome footage. Im impressed🌪😀

[@TomTrott]

Thanks Cathy!

[@elithunder]

Amazing!!!

[@josephastier7421]

That is an amazingly powerful storm. Very dark clouds. The whole thing rotating.

[@jasonmast6113]

Probably the best pictures i have ever seen. Absolutely amazing! Very professional!

[@TomTrott]

Thanks so much Jason! Glad you enjoyed it. I will be heading out next month for another trip so look out for some new footage soon.

[@jasonmast6113]

@@TomTrott well be safe and good luck on your hunt. I look foward to the your content.

[@denniscross6251]

A very well made video. I think it is great.

[@TomTrott]

Thanks so much, I will be working on a new one very soon.

[@jaygo007008]

Whatching it in 4K Must be awesome !

[@gypsyspirit5749]

So beautiful, it's a shame they're so deadly.

[@TomTrott]

True, thankfully this one did not cause any injuries.

[@RODALCO2007]

Fantastic tornado footage. Must have been an awesome day.

[@TomTrott]

It really was! Easily one of the most memorable I have had while storm chasing. Thanks!

[@amybatesfansofundertakerka7304]

@Tom Trott, Nice music that you put on here. It really has a good beat to it.

[@TomTrott]

@@amybatesfansofundertakerka7304 Thanks! Glad to hear you liked it, it helped cover up the wind blowing through the camera mic too. 😃

[@Agui007]

When I saw the storm at the beginning I thought it was going to be an LP supercell...god I was wrong! What a spectical! 🙌🏼👍🏼🌪

[@boogygran1]

Near the top of my bucket list, is to see a tornado up close like that. Nothing like this in Australia. Thanks for the upload. Great shots!

[@TomTrott]

I hope it out there one day, it is a great experience! Very addictive too!

[@dragonragevideos4565]

Me to, i also live in Aus and iv'e wanted to see one since i was 3years old and watched wiazrd of oz, i'm 36 now

[@thefarmersdaughter8235]

Your crazy!

[@michellebischoff1470]

Not Me!

[@connorbeachy1956]

We had a tornado yesterday in Montana basically towards lewistown and it was huge on June 27 2019

[@wakpaiman688]

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[@iamabi7360]

I really really enjoy this! 🌪❤ Thanks!!

[@TomTrott]

Thank you. Thanks for watching.

[@rjdkkdisljhzeynankskjxxdip6852]

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[@two-strokesmoke7289]

We drove down the south Camp Crook Road right in front of the BIG one on the EAST side of it as it was passing over the DAVIS ranch.........Charlotte got some good footage!!!!!

[@vaerdilos7199]

thats the biggest thing of tornadoes in world its a good video all side and back round see in this footage cool i wish theres nothing could hurt :)

[@K5KJ]

Awesome video!

[@TomTrott]

Thanks Sam!

[@corrineterry6676]

Incredible video!

[@TomTrott]

Thank you! 😁

[@robertvandenoord]

Storm Chasers: Exist. Tornado: Am I a Joke to you?

[@michaelbienicewicz2993]

NO Don't get me Twisted.

[@johnmac3410]

Beautiful super cell and tornado

[@TomTrott]

It really was!

[@rockzombie3914]

nice shoot, great tornado and beautyfull orchester Musik .

[@TomTrott]

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed the music. 🙂

[@preeni23n]

The view is very beautiful

[@GypsyRock]

4:48 wow gorgeous

[@TomTrott]

It was incredible!

[@iamabi7360]

Beautiful!! ❤🌪❤

[@TomTrott]

Thanks Abi, it was awesome!

[@Ritercrazy]

So well videoed.

[@TomTrott]

Thanks so much!

[@joelewing4498]

Nobody is probably reading new comments anymore, but I'll weigh in anyway. FWIW, I've been a hard-core chaser since the early 1980's, and usually stay out in the main alley (not the Dixie alley) from the end of May thru all of June. This gets me back into my native Nebraska, the Dakotas, and southeast Montana. What gorgeous country Montana is! Anyhow....such magnificent footage here....I'm almost ashamed to make a suggestion or a tiny complaint. But for me.....when I'm on a wicked, tornadic storm....whether it produces or not.....what turns me on the most is the ambient sounds of what the wind is doing to all around me. We all know that far too many videos have guys screaming, cussing and acting like fools.....drowning out all that is unique to the tornadic winds of these storms. I've got to admit...I've been plenty guilty of this type of video-recording myself. Live and learn, and I've made my adjustment(s). Your storm here.....I can only dream of what sounds those powerlines would be screaming as the inflow went thru them.......as well as all the sounds of the winds going thru the wheatfields and other grasses there. I don't think most folks that watch these tornado vids really have a chance to crank up their volume and hear what insane madness exists around these bad-ass tornadic storms. I would hope that you might consider an "all-natural" sound environment IF you get the chance to film another gem like this one. The bottom line.....what a killer video, regardless!! Thanks for listening jbeinarizona

[@SandraRodriguez-nk3yr]

Mis respetos para esta gente qué no deberían metersen con esté tremendo fenómeno de la naturaleza con solo verlo de aquí desde mi móvil me dan ganas de correr es tan impresionante

[@granjard4018]

Houa ! C'est aussi beau que dangereux . Pouce bleu . Jacques ; France

[@Christin5554]

wow, a beautiful super cell!

[@TomTrott]

It was awesome, thanks for watching.

[@z33andme71]

This is so beautiful! 1:34

[@TomTrott]

One of the best i've seen, it was moving so slowly we could just stand and watch it drift by. Thanks for watching!

[@soaringskys2682]

Wow, this was funnel!

[@haroldburrows4770]

That # 3 was a beast , incredible motion. If that had hit houses at its peak it would have to have been F4

[@rebeccaeverett3424]

This is some of the most spectacular tornado footage I have ever seen. The light and the color are phenomenal. What are you filming with?

[@TomTrott]

Thanks so much Rebecca! This was filmed with two Nikon d750 DSLRs and a Gopro camera for the in vehicle footage.

[@sicfrynut]

@@TomTrott almost a perfect tornado. looks more like a giant drilling machine. even better if it did no damage to homes, etc.

[@TomTrott]

@@sicfrynut It was unbelievable! Thanks for watching.

[@debmorton3310]

The skill of the photographer makes the difference, not the camera itself.

[@JadedBelle]

Beautiful footage!! Truly so clear and breathtaking!

[@MrHenkfromHolland]

Beautiful images I'm happy to live in the Netherlands

[@TomTrott]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! 🙂

[@rjdkkdisljhzeynankskjxxdip6852]

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[@SethBergile]

Time Lapse segments are great!!

[@TomTrott]

Thanks so much Seth. Really glad you enjoyed it! 👍

[@rameshkumarlala6663]

Incredible Tom Trott. You have photographed beautifully the nature's beauty. Please accept my heartily saluations to you and your team. SUGGESTION :- In between some sad music is fed up in the video. When we are enjoying nature's beauty then why we should not enjoy heart pleasing music?

[@Refractarioinsurgent]

Thomas great work Sir!

[@TomTrott]

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@carineversieck3006]

around 10.05 what a beautiful storm structure!!!

[@justinoertel345]

Epic 😍

[@TomTrott]

Thanks Justin! 😀

[@PerryEllis.365]

Mesmerizing ! Omg amazingly! Just one question though, how far away were you?

[@TomTrott]

I think at the closest the larger tornado was about 1.5 miles away.

[@licketysplitnwiowa6781]

Well done video

[@TomTrott]

Thankyou!!!

[@jdizzle3627]

4:30 to 6:13 is the most majestic footage of a tornado I’ve ever seen. It’s as if it is both in contrast and harmony with the peaceful land around it. Do you have any still photos of it? It would make a great desktop background image.

[@TomTrott]

That was a beautiful tornado, it was the kind of tornado I had always imagined seeing when I was a kid. Thanks for watching!

[@haimbenavraham1502]

Excellent recordings..well done t.u.

[@TomTrott]

Thank you! And thanks for watching.

[@backpages1]

Ephesians 2:2 calls him ".. the prince of the power of the air .." , where else is that illustrated better than here? They don't call this Big Sky Country for nothing .... (absolutely incredible footage, great video!)

[@TomTrott]

Very true Paul! It can be overwhelming to witness such an incredible scene like this. I always think of trips like this as going to church. Thanks for watching.

[@snaggershane]

wow what a day.

[@taunyakeys3044]

What camera was used? Some of the best cinematography! Nice job!

[@TomTrott]

I used two Gopro cameras for the footage taken from the vehicle and a Nikon D750 for the rest of the footage. Thanks for watching.

[@seankolker]

All the while I’m in NW Montana getting rain/snow while this is going on in way SE Montana

[@jobutl]

That 4th tornado was gorgeous (and very scary) ! Waves to Jim Reed and Jenna Blum :)

[@TomTrott]

Thanks for watching John, it was the most amazing tornado I have seen for sure.

[@vermontmom4232]

People in Montana are smart for having the populated areas out of the way.

[@TomTrott]

It is amazing how much space is out there, I live in a big city so Montana is about as different as it gets for me.

[@vermontmom4232]

Tom Trott I live in Vermont and that is city compared to Montana. But country to most cities. But dont have to really worry about tornadoes.

[@maizieandthetramp608]

Who looked at it and at the beginning it looked like one of them heavy things that you put stuff on and when you smash what’s ever on top the heavy thing doesn’t brake

[@foyinsolacole852]

Congratulations

[@monivas2520]

UAU!!!!

[@gingerbread6614]

Wow.

[@TomTrott]

Indeed!

[@wali.Jafrii]

you guys have updated camera sets

[@13luritz]

OMG!!!!

[@michellebischoff1470]

That is one scaryass looking tornado

[@TomTrott]

It was a bit of a beast!

[@albinladen5349]

OMG SO BIG!!!

[@aidanmosuela]

Danggggg

[@lpotts75]

Never knew Montana really got tornadoes. But I guess they can happen anywhere.

[@TomTrott]

I think Montana averages about 9 per year, quite low for such a large state. Kansas has an average of about 90.

[@lpotts75]

@@TomTrott Well that's good. Less destruction. Oh yeah we already know about Kansas. 😂

[@abbigalemcdonald3777]

We get told there is never any tornadoes here. I live in Montana. 50 miles away from Helena

[@lpotts75]

@@abbigalemcdonald3777 I heard it gets real cold there in the winter. I have a friend that lives in San Cooley i think it's called?

[@abbigalemcdonald3777]

@@lpotts75 yeah. Right now it nearly to cold to walk in the morning or after school. I have to wait for my mom to get off work and the car battery just broke yesterday afternoon. Got my mother mad! We sat in the car for 2 hrs waiting for my dad to jump start us. But yeah, it gets cold. We've also had lots of scary wind lately.

[@urfaav_anabia]

People in video: *Chases Tornado* Me: Oh uh I'm going to japan.. Goodbye children. Though that volcano did look cool- Can't lie about that.