FASTEST MOVING TORNADO - New World Record

[@toshley6192]

Imagine doing 90mph down the highway and being passed by a tornado

[@tadeumaghuhnchen1012]

Imagine this scenario doing 170mph on the Autobahn. That´s fast, even for us Germans!

[@vauxmoto9096]

Hahahahaha

[@LITTLE1994]

That would certainly be a problem unless you have a very fast car. But many rope tornados/subvorties do this, however. Most larger tornadoes hardly go that high, but the Tri-State Tornado, a huge F5 going 73 mph, to me, is much scarier.

[@Hopeful_Libertarian]

A couple of tornadoes on 27 April 2011 moved at 90 mph.

[@annick2276]

@@tadeumaghuhnchen1012 Ja, sehr, sehr schnell! Ausgezeichnett!

[@lakb45]

My grandmother survived the tri-state tornado of 1925. She was 10 and talked about it the rest of her life. They had NO warning. She said the common person didn’t know what a tornado was. She also remembers watching her town, Murphysboro, IL burn throughout the night. Those horrific images were always sharp in her brain to the point that even though she is gone now, I can tell her stories.

[@Captain_Maximus]

imagine getting hit by a tornado not even knowing what is was. thats terrifying

[@egregiousqueef7781]

MurFREESboro ... but understand phonetically why you wrote it like that

[@egregiousqueef7781]

;)

[@5446isnotmynumber]

It must suck getting hit by a tornado and not knowing what it was

[@abelarcos5235]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKHZno2aeJmFa6M

[@Pokkeli_]

Watching this with captions made me realize how deadly burritos can be.

[@Sbibodisigma]

Suomi perkele

[@joegoddard9661]

Same never seen them the same😂aint outrunning no burritos at 30 miles per hour with trees in the way

[@games1004]

2:17 for any future viewers! ;-) ... Always gotta watch for those developing burritos! 2:25 also.

[@Spthomas47]

Ah, captions. Always creating the funny. If any of you have watched [the TV show] Firefly, I think in the ep called "war stories" when Mal is confronting his old enlisted mate, the mate yells "gorramit, Mal!" but the captions read "You're a rabbit, Mal!" Hopefully this wasn't too of base to commen... I've just been told a burrito touched down. :: phew :: never mind. It was yesterday's burrito and it touched down in muh toilette. Crisis averted.

[@ReeszPsz]

@@games1004 if it develops near me then I welcome it

[@RagebaitRating]

That satellite tornado slingshot by the El Reno tornado right at the chasers was genuinely one of the most terrifying things I’ve seen. The speed at which it grew as it came closer was insane.

[@Random_WarEnthusiast]

I see what you mean with those Sub-Vortices. Terrifying.

[@metalmamasue3680]

I'm very thankful to live on the eastern side of the Appalachians. The mts block much of the worst wind and weather from the west. We are shielded from most tornadoes and the lake effect snow. ❤ In my 60 years I think there's only been 1-2 tornadoes in the valley I live in and the one was in a wooded area without human habitation. It just took down some trees. The other, which may have been strong straight line winds, took a roof or 2 off and did some damage to 2 commercial buildings. Stay safe folks and never underestimate mother nature. 🙏

[@dukeax6241]

Time stamp or it didn't happen

[@Ẅ̇̃]

@@dukeax624117:21

[@icanhearcolors3984]

That was one of the 2 strongest giant sub vortices within the tornado. They were like the larger, main tentacles of a squid. Widest, fastest, and most powerful. The first one was the one that impacted the Tornado Hunt Team convoy on highway 81 as they raced south, and killed the TWISTEX team on Reuter Road. It grew to a size of about 600 yards, right as it raced towards the TWISTEX team, stalling on top of them for 20 seconds. The second sub vortex that slingshot on the south side towards Simon Brewer, Juston, Drake, Jim Bishop and Jesse Duncan as they raced east on Interstate 40 had a gust up to 255 miles an hour, right as it accelerated to 176 miles per hour. It took just 2 or so seconds to reach the highway.

[@mebrithiel]

"We heard you liked tornadoes so we put tornadoes around your tornadoes and within your tornadoes"

[@ashykn33s]

Definitely thought you said tomatoes lmao

[@melissalawson7803]

Tornadoception.

[@alfonsohdezB]

el reno "for me ->0w0

[@nikke5435]

I was scared to death of tornados but when I watched this guy I was not scared

[@Scp716creativecommons]

Yo dawg, we put a tornado in your tornado, so you can leave Kansas thru Kansas.

[@ania5038]

The Internet has truly killed television because this is one of the best tornado documentaries around.

[@burtbenz9964]

Yea I'm from Disneyland and t v is dead. You tube nation

[@hinkyt25]

And you can add videos to playlist, rewatch them whenever you like 👍

[@timothycharlesellis5940]

Greedy cable companies killed television. Who the Hell would pay to watch advertising?

[@terryejackson7363]

You mean burrito documentaries

[@jonathanarmer2445]

This reminded me of the storm chasers show that was on discovery channel or something back in the day. Love that I can find someone like this on KZbin and just follow them for consistent, awesome, entertaining footage of them doing genuine research on something that's so fascinating and well explained. Really good production and editing too!... not having ad breaks also takes the cake lol

[@theabyss310]

I can't imagine how terrifying it must be to be chasing a fast tornado and realize that it's coming straight at you.

[@ghostslayer1981]

@stormspotter124 camera man is free to fly with the tornado

[@GhostStealth590]

Exhilarating yet horrifying. Surely an adrenaline rush for sure.

[@kadenthoreson9915]

Well, death is inevitable, so why fear it. We could die today or tomorrow, live every moment like it’s your last. Momento mori...

[@theabyss310]

@@kadenthoreson9915 Momento mori.

[@jessedelaney920]

So people just live in tornado prone areas? They also just set up businesses in there too? Why???

[@jefflindeman]

That graphic at 13:23 of the El Reno showing the moving chaser positions is incredible! I had to watch it over and over. I feelings of panic are palpable! This channel has become so much better than anything you might see on television.

[@kloppanator]

Skip Talbot did a full standalone video on lessons to be learned from El Reno on his channel and goes into much greater detail regarding what was experienced by the chasers represented by many of those dots.

[@qscott777]

The red dots that suddenly stop... 😰

[@taythegamer7767]

chasers : RUN AS FAST AS YOU CAN

[@meltheteagobbo]

@@qscott777 This is why that animated clip gives me goosebumps, knowing the red dots were the chasers that died in the storm and just waiting to see them suddenly stop while the tornado is on top of them. It makes me uneasy.

[@Justadogehere]

It looked like a snake

[@roberthoffhines5419]

It's simple, the Pilger tornado has the shit scared outa it by that lightning bolt. I can relate.

[@joeytheecho9123]

Lmfao for real

[@Prestfon12345]

Big tornado:watch this Lighting:strikes Little tornado:THE END IS NEAR

[@makrothlovesguys4363]

This Comment made my day!

[@Deriv801]

It was an electrical discharge from something upping the juice on that cyclone.

[@roberthoffhines5419]

@@Deriv801 positive charge, right? Per Hank's vid from a few months back...

[@CodyBPyrotechnics]

Am I dreaming or did Pecos Hank literally just post?

[@whoputyouontheplanet3345]

It's real. Had to do a double take myself, lol.

[@Tcrror]

Nah. He figuratively did. :p

[@LITTLE1994]

Yes.

[@brian70Cuda]

Odd seeing you here Cody? I thought you were cool, now I know!!

[@fishingharry5285]

Cody B love the vids man

[@newssbluebubbims5099]

captions are a must on this, every time someone says tornado it gets replaced with burrito and its godly

[@justagrunt4748]

XD *BURRRRRIIITTOOOOHHHH*

[@itsjustmechill.5292]

You may think you can outrun a burrito moving at 30 mph....but you cant.

[@gauravkumargupta9622]

How would someone explain by these subtitles? I was Going on the highway in the peak burito season till I saw a mile wide burito coming from sky on the ground, I started chasing it, but then It started chasing me. The burito soon became class 5. Soon Another class 3 burito came from the front and sandwiched me

[@Jackedcrack]

Imagine a f5 burrito coming at you at 60mph

[@IEATGRENADES2006]

“The miscalculation that got me in trouble was that the burrito I was targeting dissipated, and another monster materialized closer to me”

[@RoySATX]

Great footage, as always. I was rather confused at first, though, closed captions kept replacing "tornado" with "Burrito". Especially since I've experienced a few fast moving burritos, and at least one I couldn't outrun. Very dangerous, those.

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

@Roy oh I know what you're talking about.. the hot sauced burritos can be _very_ uncomfortable. And to a pair of white underbritches, those _can & will_ spell THE END (as in where's your underwear?" in the trashcan, don't ask)

[@kabo0m]

I noticed that as well Roy. Even 11 months later ... still says Burrito with the Closed Caption default.

[@ChemEDan]

@@kabo0m I thought it was storm chaser slang e.g. rope, stovepipe, wedge. In my defense, it kinda looked like one, and you could totally flop a burrito around on a table as a talking aid to demonstrate the behavior of a tornado. Especially if there's debris flying out the bottom. Extra credit for making slurping noises with a soft drink at the same time.

[@RT-qd8yl]

I don't understand why so many people say mexican foods give them gastric upset. That's not a normal problem. I'd suggest talking to your gastroenterologist.

[@CarvynStubbs]

*Redneck Grandpa Voice* I was caught on the 1959 Burrito, it was a EF5 ( Extreme Scoville level) And the sauce scarred me for life!

[@whitenoise509]

The El Reno tornado was easily the craziest storm I've ever seen. It barely even looked like a tornado. It just looked like the sky was smudged into the ground, destroying everything.

[@scarasluts]

It moved so erratically too. It had the potential to completely desecrate downtown OKC. It was some scary stuff, even my dad was worried, and hes lived here most of his life! 😰

[@Vexas345]

El Reno should have its own category. It was literally 3 EF-5s rotating around each other.

[@kailynfreeman3764]

that was on my birthday :)

[@mirmula]

@@kailynfreeman3764 wonder what you did that day lol

[@kailynfreeman3764]

@@mirmula we were eating at one of the restaurants it damaged lol, we got out maybe 20 minutes before it touched down

[@sandeegrey5977]

When Pecos Hank uploads a video it feels like Christmas Day.

[@macias7125]

Fr

[@yungjj5884]

Yes

[@CliveHQ]

We ogs

[@cpt.martinwalker6268]

Damn right.

[@keira7511]

yep!

[@GiDD504]

“Which way is it moving?” Not what you want to hear while looking at a tornado...

[@JungleToes]

*Run.*

[@jacobmast6217]

The way I heard it described, if it looks like it's not moving in any direction, it is moving towards you

[@ZydraTheFox]

@@jacobmast6217 I think if a tornado looks like it is getting bigger, it is coming towards you, and if it looks like it is getting smaller it is heading away from you, that could be another way to tell

[@MoltenLqva]

@@ZydraTheFox yes but you're better off not waiting

[@unsupervised_orphan]

@@ZydraTheFox yeah I'd not take any chances to wait and see and just gtfo

[@TheHazbinMisfits]

Several of my friends have told me that storm chasers have no reason to chase tornados, and that it’s just suicide instead of science. I’m glad that I’ve seen your videos, otherwise I wouldn’t have my hobby of researching weather. Thank you so much for posting these online, because I watch your videos everyday of my life.

[@davidroyer5049]

I wonder if your friends who say that "storm chasing isn't science" are talking through their hats. The way that Hank and his colleagues worked out the speed of the Pilger tornado was anything but "unscientific".

[@psychedeliccarrie5921]

Don't get me wrong it's slow science, but every bit of storm chasing definitely helps in figuring out these beasts.

[@randomrat8063]

Spoken like a true marcy fan 🐸

[@Smedley1947]

@davidroyer5049 Definitely science if you have to resort to 'math death' to do the proper calculations for several of the things that Hank and his group do. In fact that's why I especially like Hank. Sure I'm absolutely Blown Away by (no pun intended) by the hideous power and frightening beauty of tornadoes (and have been for 40 years) but after a while as a scientist (chemist) I began to want to understand some of the more esoteric and complicated facets of the incredible phenomenon we call tornadoes. A lot has been learned in the last 30 years mostly thanks to the efforts of certain more diligent Storm Chasers.

[@Sbrabson04]

And he’s usually on the front lines stopping to see if people need help or if he can assist. Big reason I like him. His humanity is beautiful!

[@FoolishBaseball]

you can outrun the tornadoes, but you can't outrun your heart EDIT: ok i just actually watched the video, turns out there's some tornadoes you can't outrun

[@roostormchaser2476]

FOOLISH

[@esage1]

yo wtf

[@Tomy-vt2cs]

Did not expect to see you here BTW love you verlander vid

[@luv2luv720]

Oh my... I think there's some unfortunate storm chasers that would disagree if they were still here!!

[@ajwootz8165]

Wow I'm an og on both these channels and I love them both

[@jmoney7645]

this is probably the most organized and articulate top 5 video i have ever seen

[@justagrunt4748]

Yes.

[@krististevens54322]

I must agree. All the information is packed and stacked so perfectly. Tons of info at lightning speed but easy to understand. GREAT JOB!

[@danielparker8189]

The other 4 are also pecos Hank videos 😬

[@haunted5311]

*Watch Mojo really stepping up their game it seems 😂*

[@Jgawalters72]

Jennifer's voice, especially when speaking directly to the camera, is perfect for narration. Hank's voice is also a perfect voice for narration. You guys rock.

[@PádraigJMCarey]

agreed, MORE JENNIFER!

[@gressfes5911]

Awww well thank you 😊 Not her lol but I wish I had her voice

[@kmariep2425]

Dr. Anton Seimon has a really nice narrator voice too.

[@JenniferBrindley]

Thanks so much, that's awfully kind. ♥

[@iainwintle8027]

Hello yes

[@scotthudson1000]

I have been a side line storm enthusiast for years now. 58 btw. When I was in high school got made fun of because I wanted and did chase storms in my 1970 Chrysler New Yorker . This is the first video I have watched of yours and I will say hands down it is wonderfully presented. Your a gifted orator. All the other folks on here are fantastic. I know you posted this years ago but this should be part of a meteorological curriculum. Well done, thank you for all your work and you have another fan for life.

[@stephaniemurphy9894]

1:59 "you may think you can easily outrun a tornado moving 30 miles per hour" captions: "you may think you can easily outrun a burrito moving 30 miles per hour"

[@pifroge6398]

Well, technically you can’t outrun anything moving at 30 mph so they’re not really wrong

[@mikexxxmilly]

Captions win again

[@SparksHardcoreMusic]

I didn't even notice and I've seen that exact clip like 10 times. RIIIIIP.

[@simbathelion9375]

This is not true. It says “you may think you can easily outrun a tornado moving over 30 miles per hour”

[@cpt.martinwalker6268]

@@simbathelion9375 Turn on "English" subtitles, not "English (Auto-Generated)"

[@nubbieeee]

I love how this guy creates quality content and doesn't die. Guess everyone loves this guys content. Thx for 1k!

[@gmodfan53]

Don't you jinx him!

[@nubbieeee]

@@gmodfan53 oh damn

[@harjotansingh1597]

aye aye hush don’t say stuff like that

[@nubbieeee]

@@harjotansingh1597 didn't have the intention for the comment to be like "lmao he doesn't die for doing what he loves". Just really impressed by his work.

[@My_MelodyOwO]

I LOVE THAT HES NOT DEAD TOO 😭 it would be very upsetting if a twister got him

[@RRECOS]

Fact to keep you safe: If a tornado looks like it isn’t moving, it is moving towards you

[@ProPlaysYT]

And if it’s moving towards you, it’s going backwards 🤠 Jk, thanks for the info though

[@DoiInthanon1897]

Or away from you 😃👌

[@turtlesrprettycool3379]

@@DoiInthanon1897 no, it would getting smaller if going away from you, either way, get away from it

[@noaaclockseas8060]

@@turtlesrprettycool3379 unless your as awesome as pecos hank

[@turtlesrprettycool3379]

@@noaaclockseas8060 yes, otherwise fly into it 😃👍

[@marcelbinder2150]

Man the science behind this is amazing. 94.6 mph. Incredible. Also - what the Pilger EF4 did was to kind of prepare for becoming a satellite of the East Pilger EF4, and once that one decided to become obsolete, it just went "Nah, there's another tornado developing to the east, let me just scoot over there so I can become a satellite for that one."

[@goodguyguan3412]

Satellites orbit and inevitably get consumed by the anchor rotation because they don't have the forward momentum or power to break free while they're also losing energy to the anchor, this one didn't orbit, mostly stayed on path, and eventually roped itself out after being near two other tornado paths. The circulation of the 90mph was way stronger than the other two inside the mesocyclone to the point it had to reach the end of its cycle JUST to get slingshot like that. Which is prob why they proposed it as the fastest

[@grr194302727385]

30 mph is one hell of a fast burrito, Hank

[@justagrunt4748]

But 100 mph...

[@grr194302727385]

@@justagrunt4748 that's a court date

[@jaxvlogs7614]

Hahahahah burritoooo

[@BJ-eb3lt]

Hank's gotta be on the National Geographic channel, or other documentary channels, he's sooo informative AND it's educational at the same time, GREAT WORK HANK !!!

[@GabrielleTollerson]

🤣🤣

[@Ethcon1]

As an engineer that designs tools used for severe weather research, this now my favorite Pecos Hank video yet!

[@d.dementedengineerc99isurf26]

Reams of good data in this video. Multiple synced obvservers at known locations, that's exactly what you need!

[@fishsticks88]

As an engineer/machinist that builds tools associated with severe weather management i hate you 😁 why does that hole have a .0001 tolerance lol

[@d.dementedengineerc99isurf26]

@@fishsticks88 You seem to be trolling. No context, no description of the particular issue, and no diagram... 😛

[@fishsticks88]

@@d.dementedengineerc99isurf26 no idea what the parts for. But it has a pin hole that gets a a guide wire ran through it to keep location... a .0001 tolerance means nothing if parallelism is .01 and center line to od is .005..

[@Ethcon1]

@@fishsticks88 All I can saying about tolerances that small is that it's probably designed around a really sensitive sensor or something requiring a precise optical path for something like a laser. The engineer making that drawing probably had to ensure the tolerance stack-up didn't exceed a certain distance in order for the part to work as intended. Who knows though, and I highly respect the work machinists do!

[@Purple_Sweater]

Scariest advice I ever heard: If a tornado doesn't seem to be moving... It's coming right at ya

[@abhiisnotme]

idk why, but the sight of quiet, and a nonmoving tornado is nightmarish to me, like scarier than a sleep paralysis demon

[@Purple_Sweater]

@@abhiisnotme exactlyyy

[@theSWBFman]

it could also be moving directly away from you

[@Purple_Sweater]

@@theSWBFman I'd take my chances and run lmaooo

[@theSWBFman]

@@Purple_Sweater true true, better not wait and see LOL

[@tisisajay]

I watched this with the subtitles on, and I found out how deadly burritos can be.

[@misterinadequate3518]

never try to outrun a burrito. Seek shelter at Taco Bell.

[@Rayne-RL]

Lol

[@ourotaer]

Yes, thats true, now I am aware of how scary burritos can be

[@Transblucency]

I've eaten many burritos and not one has moved that quickly through me.

[@zooeyplayz4814]

Yeeeeee

[@atagosraven2267]

13:58 and 16:57 Tim Samaras, Paul Samaras, and Carl Young all got caught in the path of the tornado when it was travelling at it's fastest. RIP TWISTEX.

[@evilsharkey8954]

There are two non-moving cars in the tornado at 14:05. I wonder if the other one was a fatality, too.

[@KaiserStormTracking]

When I found out Tim was dead 3 years ago bc I just found out about I was like "Rip my idol"

[@TrianglePants]

edited "at it's fast"

[@BamaRailfan]

@@evilsharkey8954 the other one was Mike Bettes and the Weather Channel crew. Despite their car being blown off the road and flipping several times, miraculously no one died.

[@ididitlikethis2273]

And amateur chaser Richard Charles Henderson, the first tornado to ever claim a chasers life, didn’t claim one, but 4.

[@pokemontradingcardgamecoll5934]

I like how chill Hank is. He has an awesome sense of humor too. I would definitely like to hang out with him for a day chasing tornadoes/burritos.

[@Mika_Kagehira.]

Gimmie dah burrito

[@Kielie]

Burrito chasers

[@samulozz4474]

the captions are amazng

[@SparksHardcoreMusic]

I see I'm not the only one that seen the CC lmao.

[@tink6225]

imagine getting killed by a burrito

[@foranken]

My ex-wifes mother was 9, and in grade school in Murphysboro on the day that storm hit. She survived, and as a kid would, climbed out of the rubble of her school and just stood there a minute trying to understand what had just happened to her world. She was standing on wood and bricks when she heard painful cries. Underneath the rubble and her feet was the head of her teacher! Who was in additional pain from being stood upon. Thankfully she was dug out, and as I remember, survived. Pretty beat up though.

[@hurricanelem]

You should do the slowest moving tornadoes like the one that hit Jarrel and talk about how devastating lack of speed can be!

[@HarryManback0]

There's a podcast called Tornado Talk that did a really great episode on the Jarrell tornado that I think is still on youtube. Don't think you can find it on any podcast apps anymore.

[@heatherstub]

I don't think he started chasing tornadoes until 1999. Even so, there's a News Special that covered that one here on KZbin. I believe it's called "Dead Man Walking", and it was well documented. Check it out.

[@tasaki12]

Yesssss, pleaseee

[@fngaming5064]

@@HarryManback0 I love 2 town over from jarrell

[@fngaming5064]

Live*

[@zappedcobwebs]

By the title i can tell this is gonna be a hell of a tornado.

[@MrPositiveguy]

A whole history

[@LITTLE1994]

That and new history.

[@forcyland]

looks fun, exciting to chase one, but scary, risky too

[@NIGHTSTALKER0069]

El Reno was no joke. It really made me slow down when chasing. Have a new found love of not needing to be as close. Prefer to stay back after cutting it close.

[@moblinmajorgeneral]

You and many others were lucky. TWISTEX was not. How good you are at storm chasing doesn't matter if you screw up once. Glad you got out of it okay.

[@johndoe6940]

@@moblinmajorgeneral what happened to TWISTEX?

[@moblinmajorgeneral]

@@johndoe6940 They got much closer than they thought, and they were killed. Their last moments were on audio.

[@TwoMinutesStudios]

telephoto lenses are cheaper than your life

[@windwatcher11]

Same, and i didn't chase that day. Completely changed how i chase 💯.

[@daveclemans4922]

I'm late to this party. Love Hank's style--all of it. Would like more of these collaborations (maybe there are more in his catalog I've not watched yet). The team assembled for this one each had something unique to offer. Thank you, Hank. P. S. From one musician to another, the music you create for these videos could not fit more perfectly. Bravo.

[@EarthUncutTV]

What a tremendous video and great work by all involved! Congratulations

[@Evie2834]

Ok tarnoda danguraes 💫💣

[@racheallange2056]

I hope this will save some lives .. always watch the sky..

[@racheallange2056]

@@Evie2834 yes they are...I saw one.. I lived in Bullitt,county Kentucky in May 1996 I saw an f3/f4 ..I was so close that it was hard to breathe ...I watched helplessly as it destroyed our neighbors homes..I was 9 months pregnant with my first son...So I had to keep him safe..We were very lucky that day as our home was not damaged..my son was born 2 weeks after it healthy.. .He loves thunderstorms just like me..

[@amenra6042]

Turn on subtitles and the word "tornado" gets replaced with "burrito" "And always factor in another burrito could develop closer to you." "The majority of burritos I encounter track roughly 25 to 30 miles per hour" 😂

[@abelarcos5235]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKHZno2aeJmFa6M

[@RS250Squid]

"You may think you can easily outrun a burrito moving over 30 miles per hour". Thanks autocaption, but the last time I experienced a burrito moving over 30 miles an hour, I was sitting in the bathroom the day after eating Taco Bell.

[@Tactix_se]

💀💀💀

[@tomlorenzen4062]

Surprised you made it an entire day, with me it's a matter of hours.🤣

[@KillingAddiction]

I thought the Taco Bell quality guarantee was that if it doesn't go out faster than it went in, it's free. lol

[@ChadDidNothingWrong]

Wait till you try Taco Casa!

[@satanofficial3902]

Beans are full of fiber. For gentle overnight relief.

[@Bibix_86]

Thx u for this épisode !

[@intrepidexplorer306]

YES

[@Jeanfranswa]

No

[@missionsquirrel]

Oui

[@nestor8369]

lol verified people

[@intrepidexplorer306]

@@Jeanfranswa wat?

[@386enhanced]

I've been watching you since 2015 and man, every year your content gets better and more professional, especially your cinematography, it's so damn good.

[@cloveradelaide]

13:54 Dan Robinson is the first red dot on highway 81 heading east, Tim Samaras was the second red dot following.. Absolutely heart breaking

[@haileyeast3438]

When I saw that red dot stop moving my heart sank and knew exactly whose car it was.

[@courtnayhayhayyy]

Did that person pass away..?

[@cloveradelaide]

@@courtnayhayhayyy Tim Samaras did. Dan Robinson survived and you can find his POV of the storm on youtube

[@jakejackson1444]

@@courtnayhayhayyy samaras and his son did

[@LocketShoru]

@@courtnayhayhayyy Tim and Paul Samaras and Carl Young all died in the El Reno tornado, yes. They were known for being incredibly experienced, and El Reno currently holds the record for biggest tornado ever recorded, with wind speeds over 300mph. They are the only chasers to have died actually by tornado, and if you're on tornado youtube for long, every time they're mentioned there's usually folks in the comments praising their work and mourning them. We know roughly what happened mostly from Robinson and the fact that the Samaras' video camera was recovered and some footage was able to be analyzed - we know that they thought they could outrun it east, not realizing that they were already in the tornado itself - and Skip has a good video on his channel analyzing what happened. (It's his Safety Lessons from El Reno video, about an hour and twenty minutes long.) They died doing what they loved best, and the chaser community honours them for it, and learned a lot from their lives and their deaths.

[@billyjoel8771]

Let's all have a moment of silence for the poor white bird who probably lost his life at 13:15

[@drhollyums8348]

oh : ( poor thing

[@yooseul__]

aw poor bird

[@glowingxxemliy73]

Poor thing :..(

[@DelusionalFish_]

My thought exactly

[@daisies8067]

Oof

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

This was a very cool vid, but I feel you should introduce the "Team" and help us to get them to know them a bit better as they sorta just came in out of left field! Talking from a channel strategy perspective. Otherwise the story elements and everything done in this one was SO GOOD! Felt like a highly professionally made documentary with skilled writers. Nice work to all of you. A+++ work!

[@cthulhuhoops7538]

Anyone who loves tornado videos or is just fascinated by tornado science in general is already familiar with who all of these people are my guy.

[@gambsy]

I’m wondering why your not verified :/ you have more than 100k

[@alexmijo]

disagree cause it would make the video longer without being more tornado footage

[@danielm4114]

Hank knows what he's doing...I don't think he needs advice on 'channel strategy'.

[@202cardline]

@@ay-leck1369 I don't think he's patronizing hank, just saying as a viewer what he'd like to see, take it or leave it.

[@ecardona53]

An honorable mention, and possibly the actual record holder, would be a very obscure F4 tornado that touched down in Germany in July of 1891. It was said that the tornado covered a distance of 20km (just under 12.5 miles) in only FOUR MINUTES, making the *average* speed of the tornado nearly 190mph. At full song, this thing was probably hitting somewhere in the ballpark of 240mph, and it still completely destroyed the town of Anrath on its way.

[@thatoneannoyingtornadosire8755]

would you happen to have any more info on this? i'm trying to look into it but i'm not having much luck

[@ecardona53]

@@thatoneannoyingtornadosire8755 So far that's all the information I have on it, but I'm sure there has to be some archives of old German newspapers talking about the tornado floating around the internet somewhere.

[@blitzkrieg634]

Damn imagine flooring it down the Autobahn and that shits catching you

[@willevensen7130]

As always a euro comes in lmao

[@ecardona53]

@@willevensen7130 (laughs in North Carolina)

[@mirhasanoddname]

The amount of hard work put on this video is astounding and it's clearly seen in it's quality. Thank you so much to everyone involved! Be well Hank!

[@CinderXiaoLong]

Wild In Somnia found Totally agree with the username

[@mirhasanoddname]

@@CinderXiaoLong Hi, thank you! Gotta spread the k-rock word around 🤘🏻

[@alcuardandclaudekickass6037]

Also: The El Reno Tornado was truly evil. It took three legends from us. it overwhelmed and the sub vortices suprised even them. REST in peace, Tim... Paul.. and Carl

[@Cellmate412162]

And let’s not forget Richard Henderson, who was also killed by the El Reno tornado.

[@LITTLE1994]

@@Cellmate412162 Everybody always keep forgetting about this guy.

[@annewestra7802]

Yes I was wondering about the little dots on the map getting actually hit... So sad to hear about this :(

[@KaiserMattTygore927]

Yeah, that was a fucked up day, remember it like it was yesterday.

[@Zyk0th]

The El Reno Tornado caused the first deaths in the history of storm chasing.

[@MaxJDF]

The most important thing ive heard when talking about tornadoes is if a tornado doesn't seem to be moving from your perspective, its either coming right at you or away from you. Do not take the risk.

[@allencardinal9822]

@Sasha Gareau-Davis EXACTLY

[@slenderbenji]

@Sasha Gareau-Davis Yes

[@slenderbenji]

If a tornado is at that point, there is easily enough time to get out of the way.

[@MaxJDF]

@@slenderbenji thats true

[@dagnydo2472]

@@slenderbenji Not if it's going 145 mph! 😛

[@henrysmiley5878]

I love your videos. You're very knowledgeable but always relatable and humble. And you have captured amazing footage. Keep chasing and stay safe out there.

[@brianlrrover3633]

Ugh that makes me sad you can see just when TwistX team gets hit in that little graph map they made. RIP

[@evilsharkey8954]

Three of the red cars stop moving when the tornado passes over them. 😢

[@BananaPancake94]

I noticed that too and my heart sank as I remembered what had happened there :(

[@gd2234_]

@A-A-Ron Davis the people who died were scientists, and they were known for gathering data that helped improve tornado models, prediction, and the amount of time between tornado detection and tornado sirens being used. These people were trying to help others by risking their lives, not get the most insane shot. You should really educate yourself on the El Reno tornado if you want to talk like that. love the name though “A-aron?” “Praysant”

[@WaveOfDestiny]

@A-A-Ron Davis the tornado changed directions very oddly and grew fast, and it was already so big you couldn't even understand where the tornado actually was while you were inside it. It's the worst example, you don't just get close to el reno, it gets close to you

[@Edgygazelle99]

The red dot that stopped moving after the tornado went over it🤧

[@robertjencks3679]

So are we just gonna ignore that el reno yeeted a subvortex, that would've been a notable tornado on it's own, at 175mph?

[@masonmunkey6136]

It’s crazy to think something like that caught the Twistex team

[@alanwayne7643]

It is the fastest known subvortice, but not the fastest tornado :/

[@skylore5224]

Yea kinda scary when a FRICKEN SUB-VORTICES TRAVELS FASTER THAN A NASCAR.

[@DEFKNIGHT]

@@alanwayne7643 Yeah but that subvortices was also the size of an F3 tornado. What's worse it wasn't the only one. The main wedge was so strong that it just kept ramping them up one right after the other. The fact that that whole circulation including those giant subvortices around the wedge Was the Tornado itself is mind boggling. 2 3/4 miles wide moving over 60 mph!!! That's insane!

[@stormtrigger5578]

That monster tornado was 2.6 miles wide, i remember watching about it on the weather channel, and on last day of my senior year of high school

[@meteorologymaniac8775]

Rest in peace Tim Samaras, Paul Samaras and Carl Young.

[@Sjwatts]

@@miguelchippsinteligente6072 what

[@Wernstrom__]

@@Sjwatts three chasers killed in El Reno

[@Sjwatts]

@@Wernstrom__ was referring to this weird ass comment someone left which they’ve now deleted, rip to those people

[@Thumpr110]

Were those the red dots that Hank showed on the El Reno map?

[@Herbie11]

That's why you never want to be one of those red dots on the simulator map.

[@thecreatorsalad]

I had no idea that the deadliest tornado ever literally tore through a town not 20 minutes from where I've lived my entire life. I've only recently gotten into learning about tornados and this was a massive surprise!

[@fiorettiduseigneurcapybara2492]

It’s not the deadliest tornado 😭 it was the 2nd deadliest

[@bearzdlc2172]

@@fiorettiduseigneurcapybara2492 Literally doesnt count compared to that other one since this one was catastrophic and deserving of the title. The deadliest one was only deadly because everyone in its path was basically out in the open and died solely for that reason. Tri State is infinitely more powerful and deadly and insane in everyway. Undeveloped primitive worthless countries should not even be considered.

[@marcmelvin3010]

I remember my great-uncle talking about the great tri-state tornado; he and my grandfather were working at my great-grandmother's farm when the sky turned yellow, and shortly afterward pieces of trees, bricks, sawn lumber, feathers, and other stuff started falling from the sky. He and his wife drove down to Murphysboro, where they used their car for an ambulance, and they worked for days searching for survivors and trying to help. We have so much more available to deal with such disasters today that it is hard to imagine the difficulties the victims of that tornado had to deal with.

[@LITTLE1994]

That's for sure. Interesting story.

[@facehighfive]

"I'll start work in 5 minutes" As soon as I finish that thought *Hanks notification*

[@joshuas.686]

This is more important

[@RexNicolaus]

Guess you’re calling off now lol

[@I-C-Y-U-N-V]

Ha your 15 minutes late 😂 worth it

[@LadyVoldemort]

Yup. Made another cup of coffee to accompany me watching this. 🤣 My brain trying to justify myself: "THIS IS IKPORTANT. I CAN'T FOCUS IF I DON'T SEE THIS FIRST." 🤣

[@facehighfive]

Update: it's Friday afternoon at 3.20pm and I've done my stuff, have a great weekend people ✌

[@DanielCho1997]

Pecos finally comes in clutch at the end of this awful year

[@cablenowadays6586]

just wait for next year. doubt it’ll get any better

[@artOVtrolling]

Oh come on. Dont settle on that perspective. We still have a month left. I'm sure that awful could turn into inconceivably nightmarish by then.

[@TrianglePants]

Nothing's awful if you refuse to worship titles, the government, and the news.

[@StaticBlaster]

The most "extreme" tornado in recorded history was the Tri-State Tornado, which spread through parts of Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana on March 18, 1925. It is considered an F5 on the Fujita Scale, even though tornadoes were not ranked on any scale at the time. It holds records for longest path length at 219 miles (352 km), longest duration at about 3½ hours, and fastest forward speed for a significant tornado at 73 mph (117 km/h) anywhere on Earth.

[@mistagunther8569]

Tornado sees Hank and makes a run at him saying, “Hey Hank! Can I get your autograph???”

[@DoiInthanon1897]

It appears Hank is famous among meteorological anomalies

[@katherineduke3232]

Damn it! Now this is going to show up in my dreams.... I often have very weird tornado dreams with FACES. I don't need them chasing people asking for autographs too....

[@mistagunther8569]

@@katherineduke3232 Katherine, relax. This will only really happen when a tornado hits Hollywood! 😎

[@krysis_6412]

@@katherineduke3232 bro same

[@luzalvarez2804]

@@mistagunther8569 lol

[@mikerbeSHORTS]

Me: How many times he have been pulled over by a police? Hank: *yes*

[@alias588]

They love him so much they just can't resist pulling him over to talk to him. He might not be as well-known as Tom Hanks, but our Pecos Hank is just as wonderful a human being, at least in my book.

[@daisukesloverr]

@@alias588 oh shut up

[@runswithbeer]

@@daisukesloverr grow up

[@aarongreenfield9038]

@@alias588. Hank runs From tornadoes, Hanks Runs Out of the country for sex crimes.

[@pinkcrochet8562]

@@daisukesloverr oh stfu

[@sweetrocks610]

May the chasers who lost their lives during El Reno rest in peace.

[@mr.h1914]

Amen

[@hamizimforever8427]

Rest in peace

[@Kneeg_Row]

@@hamizimforever8427 ikr

[@zipityzap9908]

@Aesthetic Sisi a tornado

[@scrapsie7472]

Rest in peace

[@CYNthesolverdrone]

This was the video that got me studying natural disasters. Thank you, Pecos Hank, for making us smarter every day ❤

[@krishiatt7203]

This is incredible, the time and brains it took to put this together should not be taken for granted. Thank you Hank and team, just inspiring and important. Safe travels and happy trails brother...

[@Coldheartedmanong]

I’ve never clicked so fast, love the beauty of tornados and the way you present it. Thank you!

[@stiiimes]

I've been watching for years. This is easily my fav content on all the internet. Used to live in south central Kansas, now in southern Illinois. I love all the footage from what is essentially my backyard. I'm in a punk rock / skate rock band, and since 2013 or so, I've written most of our material watching Pecos Hank on low volume (including right now..) Thanks for all the inspiration. Godspeed, Pecos Hank!

[@blackwing97]

where can we listen to your stuff?

[@BrunetteGiant]

yeah let’s listen!

[@Billeh-Stay8eez]

I love that the close captions say “burritos” instead of tornadoes. Today I learned that the majority of burritos travel 25-30 miles per hour. That’s a quick moving snack!

[@MyliYxngn]

I couldn’t imagine chasing a tornado my self, see how dangerous that is

[@bri_k42]

I'd just pass away right then and there-

[@SoleiAJ]

See…. I definitely could. Now I wanna know how people get into this!!

[@whitenoise509]

@@SoleiAJ Be in an active tornado area, keep track of the weather.

[@natalieeubank4533]

Unless it's a cold funnel then no harm done:)

[@miafunk4625]

I really wanna be a storm chaser i know i have a a risk of becoming a dead human but it is worth it god bless yall who do this>

[@shogun2215]

Even to this day, that El Reno tornado terrifies me.

[@sandeegrey5977]

A MILE LONG? My goodness!

[@nukclear2741]

@@sandeegrey5977 2.6 miles wide.

[@Lady.B0420]

My uncle lives in a good chunk of property somewhere between El Reno and Moore. In the last 20 years that man has lost his home 7-8 times. He has military insurance, so they just keep rebuilding it, in the same spot. In fact he lost his home in 2011 and as they were finishing the rebuild, he lost it again in the El Reno tornado. I feel like maybe after rebuilding once or twice, I would move. I think my uncle really wants to go in a tornado. I mean, why else stay? Especially considering he is almost 80, he can barely make it to the shelter in time as it is.

[@Edgygazelle99]

Same here

[@LuigiCotocea]

El Reeeeenoooo!

[@Byulicita]

The tornado may be fast, but me clicking on this video is faster!

[@timothyhowell7047]

Hahaha,, you got that right. I left that tornado in the "dust" I guess you could say!!! Keep safe happy holidays

[@HrZD16]

Amen to that.

[@Neotheaterr]

yUP

[@v0lny886]

10:48 The synchronized lightning strikes were something I didn't know I needed in my life.

[@sawforddiggin8060]

Pecos: "Tornados." Captions: "Burritos."

[@XTARSAGENCY]

Me too

[@Lylith909]

Yes, all the time. So funny!

[@silksongoutyet]

Well when you eat a burrito, sometimes it can feel like a tornado went through a nuclear power plant when coming out the other end

[@yezsencznap2068]

Deaf peeps be like 🤤?

[@Maddy_editsyt]

@Silksong out yet? Very true

[@DorotaGabal]

I imagine that the moment you realize that the super fast tornado you've been observing is just a satellite to something you didn't see must feel like your heart just dropped in your pants.

[@anjayl]

Imagine now that the EF4 tornado you were chasing actually turns into an EF5 Burrito ! That's something!

[@DorotaGabal]

@@anjayl I’m so hungry I’d totally eat an EF5 burrito! Totally worth it! Even with the damage.

[@anjayl]

@@DorotaGabal Tornadoes and burritos have one thing in common : to avoid their respective negative effects, you have to run, for one it is to save your ass, and for the other to lose some ass... True story.

[@cornbreadloverrr]

i dont think it couldve dropped in his pants since his massive steel balls were taking up all the space. seriously dont understand how they can handle being that close to being hurt or killed and not panic. i wouldve definitely started holding my breath and breaking several traffic laws just to get out of its path

[@anjayl]

@@cornbreadloverrr My 2 cents here, but I believe these people are not tornado chasers, but thrill chasers.

[@yungjj5884]

Accidentally clicked to notification and I don’t regret it

[@Interdictiondeltawing]

I knew it

[@chadm9715]

At 10:40 in the video the house that my mother and uncle were born in is showing on the right side of the screen towards the north. My uncle still lives there and was home for this event. Said the sound from the storm was unreal. He was fortunate, both tornadoes pass with a half mile from his home. His two closest neighbors were to the west and took direct shots. I visited a few days later and the damage was unbelievable. I also visited my grandmother that was another 15 miles northeast. We helped her go around the property and collect a enough pieces of mail to fill a large box. Most of it had traveled 30 miles or more according to the addresses. Remarkable they were otherwise undamaged and dry.

[@OgRCF77L_wx]

😳

[@hymnodyhands]

This is one of the greatest small documentaries I have seen, Mr. Schyma. Your capacity for immersive storytelling is immense, and I love how you are bringing in other storm chasers and weather experts as well! Great work!

[@silascaldwell9197]

I was personally in the Tupelo Tornado. Man, the town still hasn’t recovered. 7 Years Later.

[@theamatures323]

So was I our house was hit to

[@silascaldwell9197]

@@theamatures323 I'm sorry. We were located in the area by Romie's when the tornado hit

[@Kneeg_Row]

@@silascaldwell9197 Oh my sorry to hear.

[@cataclysmicmystics]

I'm currently living close to the side of town that was hit ...and honestly, that storm fucked me up big time. (Which is actually why I'm watching these. I figure, "Hey, if that thing gives me anxiety, then gradual exposure to that thing may help ease it a bit" And since I prefer not dying to a windstorm, I watch videos.)

[@hosodhbebwjhshsh3952]

is this in texas the video

[@The_Zero_Point]

The mad lad is back and with a world record! Awesome to see you post again Hank.

[@blacknblueclown]

This documentary gave me the sense that each of these storms were characters in a story and had their own distinct personalities. Amazing production!

[@Jason_Bob]

At 2:18 the subtitles said “ and always factor in another BURRITO could develop closer to you”. 🤣 that cracked me up

[@justagrunt4748]

That *QUACKED* you up. Hehe duck joke that always gets em

[@jocii38]

@@justagrunt4748 😂😂😂

[@salem-9713]

i wish one would

[@Jason_Bob]

@Yost silent but deadly…

[@Jason_Bob]

@Yost yeah forget F5s you gotta burrito

[@HHopebringer]

I just realized we're almost in for the Pecos Hank motion picture: Tornadoes of 2020! Thanks for the fantastic work and it's a pleasure to see the folks on the TSOT (Tornado scientific observation team!)

[@rorypuds]

Bird at 13:18 "I'm just gonna head out this way....Okay maybe not"

[@Sabbathissaturday]

I’m anxiously awaiting 13:18 now 🥺

[@rorypuds]

@@Sabbathissaturday pretty sure it was fine!

[@Kitty-Chu]

xDDD That poor bird lol

[@OgRCF77L_wx]

HOLY $#!7 YOU COULD HEAR THE ROAR OF THAT FAT $#!7@$$ AT 13:18

[@lild3vil4u]

I love listening to Hank while I am working. Honestly, would be super happy to have an hour long video listening to Hank talk about tornadoes with storm sounds in the background. Hank Tornado ASMR would be the best.

[@Dman1998]

14:01 the moment the TWISTEX Crew was hit by the tornado. R.I.P. Tim Samaras, Paul Samaras and Carl Young.

[@animegirl8033]

Sub- vortex tornado

[@HeyIts_B_A_618]

I obviously wasn't alive, but the Tri State Tornado went through my hometown of West Frankfort, IL and is still talked about to this day.

[@alias588]

It's almost mythical at this point, but a myth that's still rooted firmly in reality.

[@erinkornfeind]

It’s crazy to think towns were ripped completely off the map

[@saymynameice-zen-berg511]

If there’s one tornado that would still be talked about that’s the one.

[@transformersrevenge9]

The youtube channel "horror stories" did a chilling episode on the tri-state tornado. Some of the scariest stuff I have heard, and all of it fact.

[@LiquidShadows]

@@transformersrevenge9 Well, of course now I have to go watch it. Edit: GREAT VIDEO, for real.

[@ceoxx2420]

Everybody gangsta until the video stops but the tornado siren sounds doesn't

[@lonely.toaster]

ceoxx maybe a test

[@maudessen573]

What excellent work by a dedicated consortium of citizen scientists and academic scientists! If anyone ever accuses storm chasers of simply being thrill seekers, I will send them to this impressive video to straighten them out. Well done, Hank!

[@TrashDeviant]

Subtitles be like "Look at this fast burrito"

[@bromixsr]

Don't underestimate the dangers posed by a fast moving burrito.

[@Kitty-Chu]

@@bromixsr yes xD

[@Kitty-Chu]

xDD

[@coolstarb.]

burrito, tomato, potato..😂

[@nervousbumblebee]

SOMEONE SAID IT

[@VerdyBerdy]

This really goes to show is never underestimate these storms. You never know if sonic is in that Tornado ready to chase you down.

[@bri_k42]

Or if it decides to inhale some houses to gain strength-

[@itsanemmamergency7623]

NEVER underestimate a burrito

[@mantismodels1207]

This guy needs His own tv show on Travel Channel or Discovery Channel! He's got a great voice for narration and His production skills are top notch! Thumbs up if You'd watch..👍

[@scrappydoo7887]

I believe hank works with news stations and was on discovery at one point 🙂

[@valeniusthekat]

He also can do his own soundtracks!!!! AND HE HAS!!! XD

[@skz_staa]

This is probably the only world record we don't want to be broken.

[@tio4973]

This thing isn’t as fast as a random relative traveling to my house when I win the lottery

[@georgeamesfort3408]

Severely underrated

[@Ben_Kimber]

I've just imagining the relative travelling over 300km/h on foot like SCP-096 in the hopes of sharing in your fortune.

[@bezoticallyyours83]

Lol

[@georgeamesfort3408]

"Hey man remember me? I'm your mom's bro, anyway, I heard you needed someone to spend that fortune for you...I mean, help you spend that fortune. So, hey,here's a popsicle, I hope we can get along."

[@divalea]

Or the neighborhood kids when you get a trampoline or pool.

[@lindaminaga2649]

Hank, as one of your Patrons, and after watching the 1925 reenactment Tornado video for the Umpteenth Time, I felt the need to tell you that I lived EXACTLY in the Path of this Tornado in 1970 - 1976. I lived in a Mobile Home. As a pilot I had access to the weather from the Teletype at the Airport located 1 mile from my location. If I even remotely analyzed a potential for a weather disturbance, I relocated to another Pilot friends brick home. Yes, I am a scaredy cat

[@Createrz2015]

A very prepared scaredy cat. Always have a plan when using a mobile home

[@metalmamasue3680]

Thankfully I live in a mobile home on the eastern side of the Appalachians. The mts block much of the wind and worst weather from the west. Tornadoes are very rare in the valley here. I know there was one for sure when I was a kid, that went through a wooded area only, no homes. Stay safe out there folks. Mother nature is never to be underestimated. 🙏❤

[@benbovard9579]

It's hard to imagine that the Pilger tornado moved faster than the _windspeed_ of a lot of tornadoes, not even mentioning how fast that sub-vortex was hauling in the El Reno twister. Good God man, I've never even _been_ 90 mph before!

[@mindlessgonzo]

Just imagine being on an electrical Amtrak Train in the Northeast Corridor but slightly slower. They average a top speed of 110.

[@NoShotTwoKill]

U need to visit Germany then The only place where a grandma overtakes u with 200kmh+

[@mattmiller9718]

Hank, you have the perfect voice and tempo for a tv-level production. This is awesome.

[@darthsilversith667]

You’re one of the few people that I subscribe to that I *DONT* hit skip during ad’s so you get that money.

[@JanineStoryteller]

Oooo thank you for the reminder!

[@Horseshoecrabwarrior]

10:50 That lightning strike probably came in handy when it came time to synchronize the videos!

[@hypercaneaurastopalan1503]

10:49

[@pinnedthrottle7690]

14:00 when you see some of those chaser beacons not moving after the tornado passed sent a chill down my spine. RIP to those who died doing what they loved.

[@motsumilioness]

One of those was Twistex, the other was Richard Henderson. Tim, Carl and Paul were professionals. Richard was an amateur who died while taking a selfie with the tornado. Something Tim would never, ever do when he was alive. Twistex was trying to escape, not seeing out an opportunity to get a selfie with a killer tornado.

[@playgroundchooser]

12:10 I love how the lightning bolt allowed you to sync up all the videos and data so perfectly!

[@bferrell1512]

Note to self: If you ever come upon a sign that says "Welcome to Pilger" - keep on driving

[@intraterrestrial5035]

I've seen it a few times, and I've done exactly that each time 😆

[@doesthisreallymatterseriously]

More like "Welcome to El Reno" lol. Much like Okarche, there's not much there worth seeing.

[@TheTibetyak]

Brings up a good question. If you are suddenly passed by Pecos Hank while driving in stormy weather, do you speed up and follow or do you reverse direction?

[@Rosinantea]

@@TheTibetyak speed up and follow of course

[@catpoke9557]

@@TheTibetyak On one hand he's smart and is good at predicting where the tornado will go, on the other he's also gonna head straight toward it and has a car designed to withstand tough weather.. so.. tough choice

[@kristy89523]

This channel is making me feel blessed. The fact that all these people bought about these discoveries for random people to be able to discover on a average Tuesday for free. Thankful for all the work you guys put together for society to view. As a kid I would read about tornadoes in books from the library and always wished I could see more pictures and everything was out of date too. Or the news would show an important tornado with little to no visual of it and it was so frustrating cuz I wasn't sure what I was looking at lol. Now I can find so much footage and the breakdown of them on this KZbin channel. Ugh. I won't ever be a scientist or a storm chaser like I wanted as a kid. But I do love watching storm videos and appreciate all the work that goes into them. It's just pretty cool. Thank you.

[@robertknowles2699]

The lower speed winds risky enough if out near shore in sailboat. Guess I'd dive underwater and loosen grip from boat before it is drawn out of water. Standard practice is 'stay with the boat if capsized)

[@sixsix8six]

This was like the Storm Chasing Avengers teaming up to take down Thanado.

[@Arthur-bb2zf]

Indeed wow the brain trust here was off the scale.

[@0aktreason]

Why did I laugh at this comment?

[@sixsix8six]

@@0aktreason because I'm hilarious

[@keloduma]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🔥🔥🔥

[@stormstreaks1148]

This comment had me wheezing 😂 You're not wrong lmao. Kinda wish that they'd do an End Game parody trailer with the whole team cuz that would be hilarious

[@viajechocolate2775]

I’ve never seen a tornado in real life, as in my country we don’t see them, it’s wonderful to live in these times and learn about this meteorological phenomenology. Nature makes you humble! Congratulations to the team for producing this content!

[@dukeofhazard420]

For the longest time I truly didn’t know that an abundance of tornados was almost exclusively an American problem. I always kind of assumed everyone had them in such numbers

[@deanevangelista6359]

Living on the east coast, I've never seen a tornado, and the ones we usually get are F 0-2, and wrapped in rain. I would love to see a mid-west tornado, from a distance.

[@barnacleboi2595]

From a distance, of course lol.

[@LightSpeedFury01YT]

I remember in the mid South on New Year's Eve a triple tornado storm actually broke 3 old records at once Distance set by the Tri-state tornado was broken by one of them. Wind speed was broken by a second. And damage dealt was done by a 3rd.

[@reni9k612]

Our last tornado in my town in Ohio was 2002 which was an F1 that turned into a F3.

[@DaniTheFemby99]

@@reni9k612 November 10, 2002?

[@reni9k612]

@@DaniTheFemby99 yepp