Jonesboro/Monette, AR Tornado 12/10/2021. Kentucky storm system.

Amazing storm content right before the tornado touched down by my home. Prayers to the ones that lost their lives to these tornadoes. ❤

[@kitcat9447]

As someone who lived through many Jonesboro tornados, you can tell that a lot of these comments are not coming from tornado alley. When so many tornados come around you, you track it on your phone or whatever and have a shelter to go to but you might as well watch the storm happen instead of having a panic attack in the shelter.

[@DolGenCorp]

Best comment on here. 👍

[@Humble_Bee.]

THANK YOU! Exactly.

[@skateboardingjesus4006]

So, no tornado in the video then? Good, last thing I want to see, is more people's homes shredded and lives lost.

[@threeminuteshate]

Absolutely. I grew up just south of Little Rock and in the 80s through 90s radar technology wasn’t what it is today. If they told you it was going to be in your county, you took shelter, listened to the radio, and hoped for the best. But now, they can tell you what street the tornado is going to hit, so you can better plan and better shelter. I wish we’d had this tech back when I was a child. It would’ve saved me so much anxiety and ridicule from classmates.

[@Ocinneade345]

@@threeminuteshate I was scared shitless of tornadoes as a child near Atlanta

[@95DJ]

That thunder at 3:47 was crazy

[@rexman971]

Disgusting

[@danielbaetens1587]

Lol

[@davidmunson1154]

That was a true burp.

[@meeshii_4497]

The sounds of the thunder and the rain pattering against the roof gave me so much serotonin. Other than that I hope you guys are safe and doing well after this storm!! Much love!!

[@jonathanbecker8935]

Not much is scarier than a tornado at night that you can't see. Also pretty terrifying is a large funnel heading unknown direction, backlit by occasional lightning! The stuff horror movies are made of!

[@demodragon6426]

Not even horror movies can make something THIS terrifying besides the movie Twister!

[@derekhambleton4746]

Especially when you're filming from the second or third story of a house or building 🤔

[@NIKNAK1]

i just imagine having no clue is coming you hear no sirens….and then you hear a roaring like you’ve never heard before then a lightning flash and you see this MASSIVE tornado coming right at you…. that instant….. it must just be the most terrifying paralyzing realization….i feel so bad for these people

[@NIKNAK1]

that constant just waiting for the next lighting bolt so you can see what is happening that panic…..

[@NIKNAK1]

OMGGGGG the stopping of the sirens what a mind fawk! you take a sigh of relief and then again….paralyzed

[@jaddison1112]

Sending love and prayers from California to Arkansas, Kentucky. God bless those affected by this horror.

[@baxterchels]

The comment section in this video is so thoughtful and kind. I couldn't be more thankful to see so many strangers being so great to my loved one! God Bless the USA ♡♡♡♡

[@Humble_Bee.]

Thank you! ❤

[@AddisonBook.]

@@Humble_Bee. Do you live in Brookland I know where that is.

[@skateboardingjesus4006]

As a stranger/non-American, looking in, it sickened me to my stomach seeing the damage done ,to so many people. It's a time when strong community and support are vital.

[@AddisonBook.]

@@skateboardingjesus4006 Absolutely where are you from exactly?

[@skateboardingjesus4006]

@@AddisonBook. Dublin, Ireland, but I keep in touch with freinds in Texas and Oklahoma, who've noticed these events getting worse and more prolonged each year. I also have a peculiar fascination with the El Reno tornado, because of it's very strange and almost unique characteristics.

[@koopey]

That thunder was crazy, a couple of them even sounded like burps lol

[@fastrootersteve6788]

Standing on an upper floor, holding electronic device device during thunder storm, tornado sirens going off, and totally calm. You are the girl of my dreams...from philly here.

[@anniefannycharles9951]

I'm definitely not your type. . I'd be under the bed shaking and praying for forgiveness for things I've never even done. Jersey girl here.

[@RealDigitalReaper704]

Laughs in Reaper....see 💀

[@bobbymoses5317]

@@anniefannycharles9951 I know just how you feel. I tried pulling a queen sized mattress through a bathroom door one time while the sink and toilet sounded like a vacuum cleaner and the noise of things beating on the sides of the house was deafening. The pressure was so intense that my ears popped three times. My wife and daughter was hunkered down in the bathtub and I thought I would pull the mattress over us but I couldn't get it through the door in time. We all made it through without a scratch but the roof was sucked of the house and both cars was destroyed along with all of our furniture.

[@marwintalens7066]

I'm no girl, but I chase this kind of stuff

[@philliphampton5183]

@@anniefannycharles9951 Also a Philly guy. That sounds spot on for a Jersey girl 😂

[@BigBadJohnDiesel]

My thoughts and heart go out to anyone who lives in Tornado alley! Your character, faith and determination are second to none!!

[@ronniewall1481]

LOOKING FOR OUTBREAK TONIGHT. IT'S 78 WITH HIGH HUMIDITY. WINDS OUT OF THE SOUTH AT 20 MPH. YOU CAN FEEL THE MOISTER.

[@jorgechavez7211]

@@ronniewall1481 We got 30 mph winds in Dawson County, Nebraska accompanied by a dust storm, followed by rain and then snow. Weather is crazy, from being 68° to below freezing in 2 hours. I suspect winter and bad weather will extend until late March 2022. Be prepared with lots of canned food, bottled water, can openers and refuge for extreme conditions! I'd rather waste hours in a safe place beforehand than die because I didn't think it'd get so ugly.

[@ronniewall1481]

@@jorgechavez7211 THANK YOU THAT WAS A VERY GOOD REPORT.

[@jennyanimal9046]

Amen

[@angelaf5040]

Thank you. That was very kind of you!

[@MM-vv5pk]

That clap of thunder at 3:50 was earth shattering!

[@rj-yy2gm]

Not as much as his burp at 6:13 lol.

[@seelenmord1986]

@@rj-yy2gm lol. I was expecting the burp @ 6:13 to be a monstrous clap of thunder.

[@eileenfuentes6975]

How scared you all must have been especially at night time. What a monster that thing is. I am so glad that you are here with us still. Life is so precious, it really really is.

[@jessicakibler2373]

I love thunder/lightening like that. I have been in California all my life and we rarely get storms like that. When we do it’s 100 degrees outside. The sirens make it all very scary though. Hope you and everybody you know and love were not affected by the tornados. Thank you for sharing this!

[@zoepluton1471]

Después de lo que vivi anoche no amo más los relámpagos y truenos , la alarma5 me ayudo a mantenerme despierta

[@bethnovak3970]

Almost weekly occurrence in the spring

[@kristee4237]

Praying for everyone affected by these tornadoes. Glad you’re safe. Hoping everyone can find peace from this soon. NY is thinking of everyone in the Midwest.

[@renegadethedestroyer]

It was just one tornado. Quad state tornado

[@kristee4237]

@@renegadethedestroyer ok

[@Tcrror]

@@renegadethedestroyer It actually wasn't. They have updated it. Two distinct EF-4 tornadoes. If you ask me and most people that saw the damage, we'd say EF-5, but I trust the people that did the survey.

[@Tcrror]

@@renegadethedestroyer Also, there were 61 (possibly more) tornadoes total that night, which is a record for December.

[@renegadethedestroyer]

@@Tcrror it was one tornado quad state tornado get your facts straight

[@heatherstub]

That's inflow when the sirens go off the second time. What an eerie sound!

[@Humble_Bee.]

It is!!

[@casedistorted]

Holding the phone camera horizontal and very steady, should be a storm chaser! Oh man those are some oldschool sounding tornado sirens I heard back in the 90’s, now everywhere has the super loud high pitched sirens. These ones gave me nightmares in my youth until they stopped being used. And plays world of Warcraft, awesome!

[@lisapoynor7585]

I heard this monster come over my house . Roaring loudly! You can bet from now on when they have watches and warnings, I'm going to pay attention. Scared the crap out of me .

[@amandafredette4400]

As someone who was trying to watch a super serious tornado video and hearing someone let out a belch at 3:49…I died of laughter. XD

[@handrubbingmerchant1927]

I'm an otr truck driver. I thought I was driving in a lightning storm but ended up in this tornado. Scariest experience of my life.

[@marthaotis209]

I am in Jonesboro Arkansas that was a nightmare!!! Those are the worst storms at night!!! Them sirens kept coming on! My girls got into the tub! I sat there and prayed the whole time!!!! Prayers for all lives loss and everyone affected by this tornado 🌪️!!!!God comfort hearts and easy the their pain!!!🙏🙏

[@POWER-LINKS]

In apartment/condo complexes, make a plan with the bottom floor tenants to take in their upstairs and exterior wall neighbors when a tornado warning is activated for your area. Put as many walls/floors as you can between you and the storm.

[@ToothlessThedragon9]

Dude the Whelen vortex R4 is a storm siren

[@POWER-LINKS]

@@ToothlessThedragon9 In reference to...........?

[@ToothlessThedragon9]

@@POWER-LINKS Well i live in Arkansas there's a lot of Whelens

[@cath5823]

Kentucky here. I'm glad Jonesboro is still standing!

[@Intifada1981]

Bold of you to leave 3:47 in there.

[@Humble_Bee.]

It wasn't me! Hahaha

[@michaelmckeever4197]

the belch is everything

[@katiehorton5507]

totally unexpected made me laugh.

[@jorgegustavoortiz7717]

It looks, like most things in nature, absolutely beautiful, but at the same time it's absolutely devastating strong forces...

[@tierg.1329]

Me and my boyfriend were driving home from that area and had to shelter twice in two different Gas stations because the sirens went off. First time, my boyfriend was freaked out, i was over here like "WOOO YEAAAAH TORNADO" Because thats how i deal with fear. Hope everyone from that area of this video is alright!!

[@soulcrusher0357]

I've heard tornado sirens many times and there still as eerie as the 1st time. Scary asf especially at night.

[@ToothlessThedragon9]

Whelen vortex R4 storm siren

[@christinacook142]

The constant storm rumble, those insane lightning strikes and a burp! What a show!

[@Оголубяхинетолько]

It's scary to even look at it! Such terrible weather and such strong wind! I am very sorry for the people and animals who suffered from this cataclysm!🌪⚡

[@micahsnow346]

Honestly, the sound that that wind is making is so much scarier than the thunder...

[@kricetispies732]

If ur not in tornado alley.. u have no idea! It's a way of life!

[@tklom28]

Hi there, I'm one of your Property Mgmt staff at DLP...what a fascinating recording!

[@Humble_Bee.]

Very cool! Thank you!

[@andrewh9281]

nothing is scarier then waking up to that damn tornado siren, but best wishes to everyone who was affected by this storm

[@ARTSIEBECCA]

The sad thing for me is I always sleep through them.

[@ToothlessThedragon9]

I know but it's a Whelen vortex R4 storm siren

[@NenaL86]

I kept cleaning my screen at the end thinking I had oil on it & then you mentioned the clouds & I'm like oh...shit...😳 that's not my screen... Please tell me you got more video of the creepy clouds?

[@thefalcon2k]

I miss falling asleep to this

[@salmajama9431]

These lights and thunderstorms was amazing. Here in Qatar we didn't have even one drop of rain 🙁. Stay safe guys.

[@cheer07]

I was at my friends house for a sleepover when this went down. We were playing call of duty and the lights flickered and her parents told us to get my stuff and come downstairs. We ended up going to her neighbors storm cellar twice that night. After we were in the clear we went back upstairs and watched the walking dead but the thunder freaked us out a lot lol

[@ronnadavis1520]

From Jonesboro myself close to the area where this was filmed it was definitely very eerie feeling outside while this storm system was coming through. Jonesboro was very lucky that day to have it miss us.

[@rachelh5467]

Not even that. EF5 at night time rain wrapped!

[@wiscogirl81]

Night tornadoes are the scariest! I live in WI and Friday night, IN MID DECEMBER had severe thunderstorms, torrential rain/hail, thunder & lightning, and woke up to 2"of snow Saturday morning... Climate change is real

[@devinsawyer2300]

I'm right with you.im in Minneapolis,MN & when I seen tornado watch,I just laughed like wow what's tomorrow gonna bring? A damn volcano? 🤷🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️

[@casedistorted]

Oh yeah I live in Madison, WI. It was 65 a few days ago and now it’s down in the 20’s wtf ?

[@pdawson2666]

even when it went upside down....i decided i was stilllll gunna stick it out! great video 📹 👍

[@Humble_Bee.]

I didn't even realize because I was watching in person too! Thanks for watching the whole thing! 😅

[@scottabelli3406]

I grew up in Jonesboro (now live in the People s republic of California) and I was in Jonesboro on leave from the AF in 68 with that tornado hit and demolished a lot of Nettleton and took some lives--My prayers for all who have suffered from this disaster.

[@squares4u]

People’s republic of California? Wtf?

[@unpopularopinionz]

Ironically, im in CA, and for the last few years have hated everything about it. Enough to consider moving somewhere rural.. middle of america. CA is too expensive to deal with the overpopulation, traffic, etc etc. but diving into the life of dealing with these storms and tornadoes Ive started to search for the good things of California. And ill tell you what, I hope i never see a tornado with my naked eye in my life. Those things have to be the scariest things next two a large earthquake. Im torn cause its like, whats worse? At the end of the day if you have a tornado bunker your good, you cant escape an earthquake… but they are alot less frequent, and tornado level damage from earthquake is even more rare. But CA is so due for a massive earthquake. It feels like cranking a jack in the box. And youve been cranking for a while. Theres got to be a better place than california, thats not tornado prone. Or hurricane prone.. or 120 degrees in the summer. But where is that is the question?

[@scottabelli3406]

@@squares4u there you go--that is what we call it here and I have lived here for over 30 years--guess it s local humor you don t get it unless you live here

[@scottabelli3406]

@@unpopularopinionz Actually I love California-just the politicans who run it-or present governor has added 3 gas taxes since he took office and we have a large suprlus our state budget but still taxing- now our gas is over $5 a gallon in a lot of places-this governor is terrible makes me miss moonbeam

[@scottabelli3406]

I could not stand Moonbeam- but yes with the way this state is ran, I look upon Gov Brown as "the good ol days" for what that is worth. Yes I love this state but this regime now is destroying our values and cost of living here. I bought my house many years ago and now I could not afford my house. Almost paid for and my payments are probably less than what it would cost to rent a room at someone s house.So yes many call our home as the People s republic of California. Oh yes our governor is a nephew of Pelosi-Need I say more?

[@tylerbooth9592]

I went through 2 Tornadoes that came through my town at the same time that night. 3 blocks from my house it cut a 40 yard wide path through the town here in Hendersonville, TN. We have no Sirens. The next town does. IT struck at 3:34 am. We have no basement. Because of what happened, I am putting in a storm shelter underground IMMEDIATELY... We got lucky this time. My neighbor on the corner was not so lucky the Tornado struck the tree and the house. The tree went through the house and cut it in half. They did get hurt but did not die thankfully.

[@tylernorth8410]

Jesus. The power of nature is amazing.

[@dianefarley37]

@@tylernorth8410 Yes, the power of God's creation is often terrifying. He helped me get through this night of fear! 😃🎈

[@mathewhastings9485]

If a tornado siren is going off I’m getting out of there. The heck with sticking around.

[@maulenaspencer4906]

Oh, those sirens are just so eerie. You must be so thankful your home is okay. Praying for all.

[@ToothlessThedragon9]

Nah it's a Whelen vortex R4 tornado siren it's only a storm siren.

[@3Ancient1nezazí9]

That belch definitely changed the direction of the funnel 😂😂

[@Humble_Bee.]

🤣🤣🤣

[@DSTimelapseHD]

The low hanging clouds at 15:10 could potentially be a forming tornado. And WOW that lightning at the beginning is insane... certainly not expected in December

[@ToothlessThedragon9]

Nah it's a Whelen vortex R4 tornado siren

[@jenniferkubik478]

If you see bright flashes that look like lightning, but are brighter, they are power flashes and the tornado is getting closer. Sometimes lightning will illuminate it and other times power flashes will show more.

[@ashs2ashsdust2dust13]

Not sure what is more scary, facing a tornado or being in one room together with a belching animal.

[@joedavidson6556]

Definitely being in the room with the animal. That shit will drive ya insane

[@katiehorton5507]

i find it funny as hell as it was unexpected. made me giggle.

[@Humble_Bee.]

@@katiehorton5507 Given the attention in the comments, I'd say more people had a laugh than I thought would! He's an unpredictable riot and brings a sense of calm and lightness to the situation!

[@JordanHourGlassDJ]

Holy shit!! Scary is an understatement. I hope all is well 🇺🇸🍻❤

[@wahiawamang6622]

Thank you at 7:35. My neck was getting sore. Nice video!

[@negrolobo2009]

Amazing. Hope everything ok after that. Thanks for sharing. Blessings.

[@angelaf5040]

Yeah, tornadoes at night are the most scary! I'm from Central Kansas. It seems here when there's a warning in the daylight, everyone goes outside to watch, but that's not the case at night!! We joke about it around here how everyone goes outside to watch, but it's no joke. These things kill and change lives forever!!

[@kricetispies732]

Here I Minnesota we got a over a foot of snow that you guys were having tornados!

[@bbybby91]

You know it’s an intense storm when it’s throwing out CG’s every few seconds like that

[@Humble_Bee.]

That's why I started filming! The lightning was beautiful and then it turned into this crazy whirlwind storm!

[@shizzle840]

That was my first thought.."lot of cg lightning!"

[@alonzofineart2428]

Wow! Someone who loves the storm as much as I do. Very nice. - Eli

[@PJBovio]

That was some AWESOME footage for sure, but I'm feeling a bit confused. When the storm appeared to be right on top of you, there were no warning sirens, and when the storm calmed down, THAT'S when the siren started sounding (that's one helluva strong howler you've got there too, nobody can miss that!!). And when the storm appeared to have passed completely, the siren went off AGAIN - the all-clear signal?? Or maybe the storm hadn't passed at all, maybe it was the calm before the REAL storm ...? 🤔

[@Humble_Bee.]

The sirens had gone off a few times earlier before the video! After this one touched in Monette, the sirens went off again and we sheltered. I've never heard the sirens go off that many times in 10 years here.. crazy!

[@PJBovio]

@@Humble_Bee. I'm glad you have on-the-ball sirens! I believe sirens are a must, especially now when the weather is growing more wild and unpredictable due to global warming. I understand some cities and towns want to silence the sirens in favor of weather radios and apps, but not everyone has a weather radio, and phones might not work if the wind knocks the power out.

[@ToothlessThedragon9]

@@Humble_Bee. I know that siren out there is called a Whelen vortex R4

[@Humble_Bee.]

Those sirens are so eerie, but I love a good storm.. it's daunting and exciting at the same time!

[@PJBovio]

@@Humble_Bee. I feel the exact same way!! It's a weird, unsettling combination of feelings. Storms like tornadoes can do irreversible damage structurally, physically and mentally, and they frequently kill people. Yet, the damn things are a head rush!! I admittedly get p.o.'d when tornadoes or severe thunderstorms miss the Twin Cities but hit everywhere else in the state. I feel CHEATED. How offensive that would sound to someone who lost everything they owned in a twister, especially if they lost loved ones!!

[@kellygadry8109]

Living in west Texas, I love going out to watch the tornadoes, but at night is a different story. If they come at night, I either just stay in the house or if it's really bad, I go to the storm cellar.

[@CN-dv9nj]

Lived there done that. I was usually at work at one of the two hospitals. Gets your Adrenalin pumped up. They always stayed loft and we knew to thank God for the good luck.

[@kyle2931]

I have a few pals in or near Jonesboro and have been concerned for them ever since those storms blew through. I live in an opposite side of the state from them, but they’re also genuinely good people.

[@larryx1707]

Those sirens make me feel like bombs are about to drop

[@zacharycalgher3978]

Not to mention thunder claps sound like bombs going off.

[@marcbyrnes293]

Glad you are okay. That storm got seriously worse after it passed Jonesboro.

[@magamilitarymom6739]

As a Floridian who aside from living in Georgia for two years, have lived through many many hurricanes and one tornado, I’m talking about a small little Florida tornado btw, I will take a hurricane any day over a tornado. I’ve been through Some of the worst hurricanes and I live where what they called the “the 3 scissor affect” of hurricanes happened back to back. Charley, Frances and Jeanne. I’ve been through Irma and Andrew and even with all that I will take my chances with the hurricanes. I was home alone with my newborn at the time when a tornado came and put a giant tree in my room where just a few seconds earlier my and my baby were. It absolutely frightened me to death and that small tornado is something that if I tried to imagine as what the Midwest experiences I could not. Many prayers for all those today who are suffering loss and devastation from these tornadoes. It’s heartbreaking just to see the news about it so I can’t imagine the grief these families are suffering. I pray for them all. America is the most giving country on the planet and I know people are gonna help but unfortunately the lives lost can’t be replaced but to lose their home and their loved ones is just beyond fathomable.

[@Humble_Bee.]

I'm glad your family is okay. I'm from PA, but I've been in AR for almost ten years. I'd take any weather over these tornadoes. I've had floods, earthquakes, huge storms.. I saw Jonesboro ripped apart by a single tornado last year. This part of the country can be bleak.. 6 months of snow back in PA sounds like a dream compared to here.

[@ishtar0077]

Omg I'm scared just watching this. Also the rain and thunder sounds are incredible. It would make perfect raining video

[@winchestermodel7044]

It is a raining video.

[@howardhuebler5681]

Good amateur video. The hearty belches were a nice touch!

[@Humble_Bee.]

Thank you! The video is mine. The belches however, were my husband!

[@howardhuebler5681]

@@Humble_Bee. figured that. Those were too deep to be girly burps!🤓

[@The_Defiant_One]

All you can do at night is wait for lightning to light up the sky and give you a quick glimpse of the tornado's location, that and look for transformer arcs.

[@JohnsonTv]

Wondering if I would be able to use this for a tornado analysis video breaking down why this tornado happened in December and was wondering if we could use this video as an example of what it looked like what kind of power it had. Credit will be given of course! Let me know! Thank you and have a lovely rest of your day.

[@Humble_Bee.]

That'd be great! I just subbed to you. Yes as long as you link my original video, I don't mind. Thank you!

[@mikeb2611]

that pool looks inviting...when it gets calm is when the tornado is close by but in this case the lightning stopped too so chances are the storm was well passed you which is a good thing because you dont want to be upstairs when a tornado directly hits you...it would have destroyed your complex

[@thomasblaise4440]

hearing the sirens, you would think the end of the world, it's just impressive. We don't have this kind of phenomenon in France

[@xXRenegadeXx]

No sirens like that?

[@sirenarcana]

@@xXRenegadeXx no we don't have sirens for that,they would use the old one meant for all kind of disasters ( heard it last year during a chemical factory accident), also french TV call ef3 tornados mini ones or big gusts of wind ( Hautmont 15 years ago),so no one know we have a few each year

[@casedistorted]

Yeah these are old sounding sirens too, we had those kinds in the early 90’s but now most sirens sound different

[@marshallkili7774]

What natural disasters do you have in France?

[@sirenarcana]

@@marshallkili7774 storms,landslides,floodings and a few small tornadoes in the metropolitan part, hurricanes in our overseas territories

[@jwrn4u]

There was a night in Tennessee years ago with lightning that frequent, me and the cats were on the balcony watching, then there was a bolt straight to the ground maybe 40 feet from us and that bolt was over a foot wide, I said okay that’s it but all the cats were already inside

[@markberryhill2715]

You ought to get caught out in the woods in the middle of nowhere when a bad lightning storm hits. That will b put the fear of God into you!!!

[@lorenrobertson8039]

Sounds to me like they were a bit late with the warning sirens in your area? Brave of you all to stay upstairs where you were! Yikes! So sad for all those that were harmed by the tornadoes. We were very blessed here in Nashville TN to not have had any damage.

[@heatherstub]

What was that music you had on in the background? Or was that someone else?

[@Humble_Bee.]

I think that was the Cuphead Show! 😆

[@mrbuck5059]

The tornado sirens sing a very eerie tune. Like death is coming.

[@wahiawamang6622]

That was absolutely frightening ! That burp came out of nowhere!

[@AlexTheRailfan]

That tornado spawned south of Jonesboro. It was a 1 mile wide EF4 tornado. It was moving Northeast towards Monette. After that passed. It hit south of Missouri, after that, the tornado is still on the ground, same tornado, it went through Tennessee and Kentucky. And finally, that tornado disappeared. That has to be the longest tornado ever on the ground since the Tri-state tornado back in 1928. I’ll never forget this outbreak.

[@ms.bunniesarecute2287]

It was the Same storm system, not the same tornado

[@Melissa_Cat13]

Tornado’s are scary enough, but in the dark. I couldn’t imagine. Praying for those effected by them and will be effected in the future

[@charlesjohnson8573]

May I ask where is the tornado at in the video?

[@Humble_Bee.]

I caught the outskirts of the system unknowingly.

[@boopshanaa]

If this had happened during the day, this would’ve been the most terrifying thing we’ve seen in a few years.

[@jcfins75]

I think it was more terrifying at night, simply because you couldn’t see what was going on.

[@alyssah4018]

Omg thats so scary to see a tornado at night and those tornado sirens holly molly

[@Opiuth]

Good job trying to cover as long as possible, even though it’s only from one place you kept recording. That’s worth the attention considering the circumstances.

[@seanasnow8]

At 3:47 at large beer burst and the camera woman did'nt skip a beat. Choice braaaa

[@Connerflows]

the sirens sound so eerie in the background hope yall were safe!!

[@Humble_Bee.]

@@Connerflows All safe! 🙏

[@Connerflows]

@@Humble_Bee. that’s great!!

[@cadbane1093]

My work in Trumann was taken out by the tornado. Out of employment because of this thing

[@Humble_Bee.]

I'm so sorry to hear that! What a tragedy. Stay safe and I hope your business recovers. 🙏🏽

[@NIKNAK1]

LOL I thought you were doing the upside down angle for a reason lol and now just thinking of everyone trying to tilt their head to see and trying to process what is happening upside down has me DYING LAUGHING LOL i cant breathe lol 😂 💀

[@Humble_Bee.]

I noticed and fixed it! 🤣

[@NIKNAK1]

@@Humble_Bee. LOL it made me smile…. lol

[@kevinmcgiffin10]

One of the worst times for a witch to form... in the dark when you can't see where she is. Terrifying.

[@Whitemoonwolf132]

Loving tge video. Pretty sure that burp was louder than the thunder lolol

[@KiraNightshade]

I'm in the first part of the video. Your lightning footage is amazing

[@naomiwainwright9873]

So scary so many people were dying as you listened to those sad sirens

[@TransformersTalkRAW]

Well a little while after. Only a couple passed in Arkansas...sadly. Most of the casualties were in Kentucky.

[@dianefarley37]

@@TransformersTalkRAW 😢 😢

[@JustinNYCode3.]

Rotfl that burp … I’m glad you guys are ok. !

[@catsarerude]

Seeing the comments talk about the thunder at 3:50... Then I get to that point, excited to hear it, and was met with something very much not disappointing 😂

[@Humble_Bee.]

He's an unreckonable force! 😆

[@wiseman1161980]

I use to live across the yard from there. I remember taking video of the tornado that hit jonesboro the year before. Pretty creepy.

[@underthetornado]

So, where was the tornado?

[@josephastier7421]

Are you watching the radar while this is happening?

[@xtceeee1]

Where is it?

[@dr.p3637]

At 3:48 I distinctly heard the mating call of the Arkansas Bullfrog. That was perfectly captured. Could be passed along to National Geographic.

[@Humble_Bee.]

I saw the bullfrog with my own eyes! What a beautiful creature! 🤣

[@anthonykontos7931]

Truly spectacular footage hope you are safe and well, the power of the lord is truly amazing. For the power he shows is mighty but one must not be afraid for he will protect you from his rath. I’m not a religious person but when I see weather I know this is something that is not made by your average man.

[@austinmccoy9743]

Those sirens, are those EOWS 612s? I never did particularly like them.

[@furnitureconsortium]

That belch was awesome! 😆

[@wiscogirl81]

She said it just got so calm.. the calm before the storm.. Going East to west.. prayers

[@Humble_Bee.]

That was so eerie to me. It went calm so quickly. I love storms, but being from Pennsylvania and experiencing storms here now in Arkansas, it's completely different!

[@sethcourtemanche5738]

The tornado was already becoming a wedge at this point and cranking EF4 strength

[@Humble_Bee.]

It was the wildest weather/wind and rain pattern I've ever experienced.

[@JamesDBuzzard]

This is crazy good footage nice work!!

[@Humble_Bee.]

Thank you! More to come!

[@TransformersTalkRAW]

That was some nasty storm systems. I aint nearly brave enough to have been standing outside filming...but I was forced to deliver food in it that night. Well in Heber Springs.