Stephen's Storm Log S08E02: McCook Tornado Hyperlapse (May 17, 2019)

[@denisedesperadol]

Stumbled upon this video while watching McCook tornado videos. Viewed many of your videos and am now a big fan! Very professional and well done. The radar data and narratives are interesting and helpful. Thanks for taking us along on your adventures and eagerly await upcoming seasons as a new subscriber to your channel. Be safe and continue to share your talents!

[@StephenStormLog]

Can't tell you how much that means to us @denisedesperadol! Thanks so much for checking out our vids! Also "while watching McCook tornado videos"... definitely been down that same youtube rabbit hole :)

[@bigfish4965]

Oh man that shot at 3:13 doesn't even look real, that is spectacular man

[@StephenStormLog]

Thanks Jacob! That moment was probably my favorite 60 seconds of chasing this year! That shot in particular was just off an older Android Note 5, pretty crazy how nice/convenient phone cameras are getting now.

[@91rattoyota]

Man I was super bummed because I had literally just passed through that area about a week before heading out to Reno, NV to do a big job out there. I missed so many storms that year. Great job capturing it.

[@StephenStormLog]

Yea no matter how many tornadoes you catch, it still stings to have to sit out setups. I vividly remember watching Dodge City livestreams from the airport on a worktrip.

[@Cjwyo]

Love your videos! Truly looks forward to them!

[@StephenStormLog]

Much appreciated CJ!

[@anonymousstormchaser]

That is a beautiful tornado. Great video!

[@StephenStormLog]

Thanks Anon! I was stunned as we crested that little hill and first saw that thick, swirling dust picking up from the tornado base. One of the best things I've ever seen!

[@thomasbruhn6637]

Sehr schönes Video

[@StephenStormLog]

Tausend Dank!

[@glenheinz1275]

Great vid man. Wish I could do your editing mastery skills.

[@StephenStormLog]

Haha thanks so much Glen. It's a simple formula: pick a song and cut to the beat :)