Insane Up Close Tornado Right In Front Of Them In Clarksville, TN

[@KMaN5150]

Good footage without driving like a wanna be emergency vehicle

[@StormChasingVideo]

I know, let the tornado tell the story, don't become the story.

[@FutureRobinHood]

They're also known as covidiots lol

[@kevinbrown1629]

They were backing up. Not exactly within the law.

[@FutureRobinHood]

@@kevinbrown1629 Law means nothing when an F2 is up your fanny bub

[@dawnhasbroken6304]

@@kevinbrown1629 OK Kevin

[@le_th_]

To anyone whose entire life just turned upside down & changed forever, I'm so very sorry for your losses....may your recovery be swift and full.

[@shirleyalston3074]

☺️🫶🏿😍☺️😍🫶🏿☺️

[@SAPPHIRE_MOONZ]

I live in Clarksville, and it completely destroyed my old apartment complex that I used to live in, so i was shaken up a bit

[@rooroo5580]

Amen

[@katzenwagen.6799.o]

I live in Clarksville too, I seen the tornado and ran to tell my mom and sister who were home, my other sister was at work, we all went into the bathroom and hid in the bathtub, luckily the tornado missed our home by a single right turn (because I'm near the regional airport) we did lose power for a few hours tho, this day will remain in my mind for a while, god bless anyone who lost loved ones or lost their homes and etc

[@GigasAhriman]

This comment really means a lot. It's definitely interesting to see the tornado that messed everything up but I sincerely appreciate the concern about peoples lives. This may be one of a thousand tornado videos that people watch. But this hits different when you've grown up in that exact neighborhood. I know which homes the tornado was tearing apart as they were recording the video from their car. Thank you to every single person who has helped and sent well wishes

[@wasntlemon]

As a young teenager who loves watching Tornado videos and learning about weather on her free time, I must say seeing a tornado of this size in my hometown and this close to my neighboorhood has to be one of the most humbling and horrifing experiences of my life.

[@thesparkypilot]

Highly recommend not mentioning your age online if you are not a legal adult. I bet the tornado was a heck of an experience, it’s good you’re safe.

[@Zymurgyzerat]

As someone who has PTSD from them, I don't even know why I'm watching this rn to raise my weather paranoia

[@thediehardarkansasrazorbak7288]

There's a big difference watching footage and being under these monsters....But I'm sorry that this happened to you.Stay strong!

[@anhenry2998]

Do you remember the one that went from Nashville to Cookeville killing 30 people just in Cookeville? That one happened at the end of my road. We only woke up when the power went out. There was no notification for that storm. No one knew it was coming. If it had turned just a tiny bit it would have been on my road and we probably wouldn’t be here just like so many other families. It’s always a hard reality when they hit so close to home.

[@anhenry2998]

@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5 I’m going to repeat that to anyone who tells me I shouldn’t eat pork because of religious reasons 👍

[@GordonNadezda]

As I watched the footage, I was astounded by the sight of drivers continuing to head towards where a tornado was clearly approaching. It struck me as inexplicable that these drivers remained unaware of the imminent threat and continued driving towards its path. Their obliviousness to such a potentially devastating situation was truly baffling.

[@cajbaf]

Just when you think people can't be any more stupid, they prove you wrong.

[@-Zelo]

Lol how about the dude who decided to do a u turn directly INTO the tornado 🤦

[@smallchange5946]

I was astounded at the very same thing you were I just could not comprehend the drivers that just kept on driving towards it. Talk about absolutely no situational awareness whatsoever.

[@caitlinmyriah7657]

I would have been OUT OF THERE!! I would've just turned around and completely bOOkEd it in the other direction. 😬

[@petdogdfw]

@@-Zelo I saw that too and wondered why they did that u turn. Possibly thought that would take out of its path??

[@gm9162]

Very intense close up video of a strong tornado. Amazes me how so many of the other drivers continued on into the path of the tornado and did not even attempt to stop. People underestimate the power of these storms.

[@kattmilk]

It seemed like a lot of them were confused. Sometimes you don't know where a tornado is until it's right on top of your house/car.

[@christopherbrock714]

People around here also can't drive. Can confirm first-hand.

[@27Zangle]

Nah. They are in a state of panic and not thinking clearly. People do weird things when bad stuff is around them.

[@chrisdbarnett]

Because it's fake footage. The aftermath footage is genuine but the footage of the tornado is all CGI probably done in Unreal Engine 5 or Blender. There's not a single actual human and the USPS van clearly has no one driving it.

[@MrBigstick25]

They were probably tic toking or texting and completely unaware until it was directly in front of them.

[@bleeploughly6311]

I live in Clarksville but was actually in Chattanooga when this happened. Everyone who was here said it was bad but seeing it firsthand is absolutely terrifying and insane. 3 people have passed so far, two adults and a child.

[@student1979oct]

It's been about 15 years since I was down there, but it looks like this was on 41A heading towards the Main Gate?

[@chasb3234]

That's why I hate these things. I love looking at them, but hate the destruction they leave.

[@happyinparis]

Oh no! This is the first I heard about fatalities. That is so heartbreaking.

[@le_th_]

@@happyinparis The sad thing is that those who die immediately are usually the ones who get out easy. It's the people who live through this that have trauma and life-altering financial and physical catastrophies from which they may never recover.

[@MatthewPointe]

This is such a sad situation. May those three people rest in peace. 🕊

[@ChristaFree]

If you ever see one that looks like it's not moving it means it's coming right at you.

[@MareShoop]

Great tip thank you 🙏🏻

[@awboat]

well, or away

[@ChristaFree]

@@awboat true lol. Best to believe is coming at you though. :) safer that way.

[@ActivistVictor]

Especially if it looks like it’s growing in size

[@athomewithlizzy9775]

I was driving school bus in NC and my bus camera actually caught a tornado forming and touching down in Mount Airy. Watching the cloud formations helps as well.

[@jfinder7417]

My daughter and family live in Clarksville. They were far enough away not to have damage and very thankful they have an underground shelter installed in the garage.

[@heavencantwait1218]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@bizbarley74]

I was in New York today complaining it was too warm out to wear my new jacket. Had I known what was happening to my southern brothers at that time, I would not have been airing any grievances, I assure you. So sorry this happened, love you all. Coming down this week to help with the aftermath. Everybody stay strong, stay united. God bless.

[@mentlinc]

Im from NY but I live in Memphis now this system went by us my mother called me concerned but I knew it was too cool in my area (65-68) to have a huge tornado. They had a warning an hour South of us but luckily it was cooler in my area. The temp level where the big tornadoes (F2+) happen here is at or above 72 exactly. I just noticed that's the way it seems to work.

[@kaydod3190]

@@mentlinc You couldn’t move to a better and safer city like Toronto ? You chose Memphganistan over Toronto?

[@mentlinc]

@@kaydod3190 Yeah no Toronto is cold af and I want to live in a majority black city. Don't need plenty of money to have plenty of money down here crimes no worse than Brooklyn and Harlem.

[@kaydod3190]

@@mentlinc 👎👎👎🤮🤮🤮

[@mentlinc]

@@kaydod3190 you can have Toronto my guy 👍🏾

[@joymelton-bollen6383]

My heart nearly stopped seeing those people turning the same direction the tornado was heading, it looked as if they were heading down a road, but then I saw they were getting nearer the building. OMGoodness, my prayers go out to all in the path of these storms! PLEASE stay safe and thank you for this once in a lifetime footage.

[@sherrihimes7357]

I know!!!!!😫

[@earljenkins4671]

They were really not smart for goin in the same direction

[@adriajones4044]

what's the post office condition

[@scm0717]

I thought the same thing.

[@memphobro]

@earljenkins4671 You don't know how you will react when facing a situation like that. They more than likely panicked when they felt the force of the winds and didn't realize what direction it was going. Let's hope they survived the storm.

[@user-ul1hp8vp7y]

Shot out to the usps for delivering through a tornado that takes hard work and dedication

[@Hurricane0721]

What's insane here is how many people keep driving down that road right into the tornado! Those people are either blind or stupid!

[@StormChasingVideo]

There insane

[@MeanOldLady]

They REALLY want that Darwin award...

[@GoatedAtNFS]

these people don’t care trust me lol

[@Pr0ph3cy-k5z]

People here CAN'T drive. We had a major migration of New Yorkers and Californians that moved here. These folks don't know what speed limits, stop signs, traffic lights, other vehicles and people or tornadoes are. Every day is insane.

[@tinydancer7426]

They're. Not there.@@StormChasingVideo

[@brendajefferson5984]

These people were driving right into the path, totally oblivious to the incoming tornado! Unbelievable.

[@dogsense3773]

It what we do in the south

[@Nightmoore]

It is unbelievable. Went through same situation in Little Rock earlier this year. Apparently some people don't use weather apps or have no idea how a map works when they look at one. Or they just don't care? If there's tornado sirens going off, there's no power on Earth gonna stop me from figuring out where it's at. Or you could just......scan the sky? I just can't comprehend how someone could drive into something like this in broad daylight. That one dude actually turned around and drove right back into it's path!

[@tammiebroggins]

I saw that to. Wtf.i would of been going in opposite direction

[@Starbuckin]

Sad so many people have no situational awareness, caution instinct, and just don't care anymore until they get wiped out. I bet a lot of the people hurt didn't hear or payed no attention to the threat warnings.

[@nickwebb9937]

I know i kept thinking why are they driving right into it 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@user-uj8dh7gf4g]

Thank you for the calm, matter-of-fact video. No over the top dramatics, no crazy driving. Nice job.

[@drews3220]

Cracking up at the white SUV that U-turned and drove back into the tornado. Like WTF, lol. 🤣☠️

[@nickwebb9937]

Some people don’t have a brain lmao

[@jaredesau7680]

I hope anyone who is affected by the damage gets all the assistance they need. I hope all are safe and have found shelter.

[@debbiehorn8263]

My Neiborhood got hit in Hendersonville. Thank God everyone are OK. Thank You for your video. Very brave of you.

[@danam.8709]

The debris alone makes this scary. That it crossed in front of them makes it worse.

[@jaminova_1969]

Especially the downed "live" power lines!

[@Fivepointsloww]

It directly hit my home.

[@MatthewPointe]

I hope your situation gets better. That must’ve been scary.@@Fivepointsloww

[@Fivepointsloww]

@@MatthewPointe I’m a friends trying to comprehend what the hell happened today. Greatly appreciated though.

[@GhostRider-sc9vu]

@@Fivepointsloww How close to NPJHS and Northwest High?

[@X7393]

This is absolutely frightening and terrifying I pray for the people of Clarksville TN 😢🙏🏻

[@tinaperry6928]

My prayers goes out to the people in Tennessee.

[@inthejcurve7968]

@tinaperry6928 I’m a Tennessean, and thank you so much for your prayers. I live 2 hours Southeast of Clarksville. The storm hasn’t hit here yet, but everyone is trying to get prepared.

[@christinejurcak3208]

@@inthejcurve7968 My prayers that the storm weakens & no new tornados tonight!

[@christineavon3009]

This hit my grandkids home today

[@Kristina-zj4je]

@@christineavon3009sry to hear that. Prayers for a speedy recovery from the damage.

[@bluepvp900]

That's surely going to help.

[@iceman_fox1]

I live in the West Creek neighborhood in Clarksville and my house was hit pretty hard, but many of the homes in my neighborhood are no longer standing. It's been a rough couple days. I'm just glad that my family and I are safe

[@Pants4096]

Stepping frame by frame, at 12 frames into 3:32 just as the huge power flash is beginning in the distance, you can see arcing across the telephone splice on the nearest power pole -- the "bulge" in the lowest-hanging cable -- and also higher up near the street light. The tornado had twisted the high voltage wires into contact with many of the others, so power was flowing along them where it shouldn't, causing visible arcing and flames a block away. Amazing what cameras catch!

[@365-hi2u]

And then the chasers IMMEDIATELY drove under those lines !! 😳😱🤷🏼‍♀️

[@brodriguez11000]

Now you know why practically everything is grounded even if it doesn't carry electricity.

[@Corvid80]

I lived in Clarksville for years when I was on active duty. I still have a bunch of friends that live there. This is absolutely horrible. I’m praying for everyone who was affected by this disaster. RAKKASAN

[@drunkeroc]

Same brother

[@joesalinaz275]

Same here, Dco 2/502 INF 96-99

[@Huey290-tk9pb]

6/101 AVN and LEC 93-96

[@annettebrown3349]

BASTOGNE

[@alanmurdock4319]

NSDQ

[@lindasnyder9479]

Prayers to all in Clarksville. The town holds a special place in my heart. May God bless you all.

[@lightwarrior3356]

I'm in Gallatin, Tn in between clarksville and Nashville. We're without power here. Thank God that's all that happened. It could of been way worse for us.. A very scary night..

[@jknox632]

@lightwarrior Glad to read you're safe.

[@pineapplepicker2960]

Any damage in Gallatin? My parents used to live there but we still have friends in the area.

[@lightwarrior3356]

@@pineapplepicker2960 Yeah a little I'm hearing. I haven't been out yet. Thier telling everyone to stay home for now. Hendersonville and Madison got hit pretty hard as well Clarksville.

[@lightwarrior3356]

@@jknox632 Thanks my dear!!

[@pineapplepicker2960]

@@lightwarrior3356 thx…I’m in Louisiana now but have been following the news. My parents owned the house behind the Circle K / Kangaroo gas station at 109 / Airport Rd / Water Ave …it got destroyed in the 2008 tornado. A lady and her son were sucked out of the house and killed.

[@smirkinatu5512]

Thank you for recording, posting, and not ruining this educational video.

[@silopedia]

3:40, seeing that “mothership” supercell looming above this tornado makes it even more terrifying

[@drainedyvngxd3xth]

I have lived in clarksville for 10 years now and I have always feared and had nightmares that this would happen since everytime we get bad weather, it would always be either a severe thunderstorm warning or a weak f0/f1 tornado. We live near needmore road and we almost got hit since the tornado was near our townhouse. Thankfully it didn't hit us and it missed our townhouse.

[@MikeSmithEnterprises]

Does Clarksville have tornado sirens?

[@auntphibian]

I have a friend who lives near you. Had to check on him since I saw tornado was that area.

[@rakninja]

@@MikeSmithEnterprises it did 11-12 years ago, yes.

[@StevenHowelljrA1]

​@@MikeSmithEnterprisesYes, they have sirens. But this storm came in quicker then Ive ever seen. It literally happened in seconds. The sirens went off after the Tornado started causing damage

[@FF-fd4tm]

Im on need more autumn creek subdivision we got hit BAD. I still cry going down my street. My home is destroyed. I too always feared the tornado because weather was so bad when it stormed. And hearing how people always died in Kentucky I just felt in all of me I was next. I was right.

[@__Gum__]

I am bricked up.....that woman is so calm its actual music to my ears to watch a video of a event and not hear someone screaming and freaking out....if that's your wife/girl you are very blessed.

[@drunkenmonkey162]

You’re weird bro

[@__Gum__]

@@drunkenmonkey162 If that falls under weird I'll just accept...I love a reasonable woman but that's for sure not the weirdest thing about me 😂

[@adriajones4044]

​@@drunkenmonkey162right. mfs be saying some of the cringes stuff in here

[@OCDTraci]

I actually find her lack of emotion disconcerting. Is she even human?

[@merylbonderow5993]

@@OCDTraciSame. She sounded way out of it.

[@cherokeedonna83]

3am here in East Tennessee, still having thunder and lightning but the rain stopped. We have had no wind or hail THANK GOD ! Our love and prayers are with all who were in this storm. Horrible !

[@mamab4720]

I can't believe that at 1:23 I'm seeing the wall cloud (tornado development) over my neighborhood. Even when I was living in Alabama on Tornado alley I have never been as terrified. My heart is breaking for the citizens of this city, my neighbors and the lost. 😔🥀

[@katzenwagen.6799.o]

Agreed, I even seen the tornado in all it's glory before we all went inside and hid in the tub

[@mamab4720]

@@katzenwagen.6799.o Wow! was in my Bathtub as well glancing out a window and for me, it was just like what Dorothy saw looking out the window on The Wizard Of Oz. The house shook and my precious 115lb German Shepard was terrified. I had no idea where my cats were. It was that quick. I didn't hear a siren either. Did you?

[@katzenwagen.6799.o]

@@mamab4720 we heard the siren as we are by the regional airport which has a siren, it's not loud but you can hear it

[@marcbills8228]

❤So sad. It got crazy South of Nashville. But my heart goes out to those in Montgomery, Robertson and Sumner Counties. 😢 Gotta love the 101st!! I support the 101st Airborne and grateful for everything they do!!! Always ready and available for Kentucky and Tennessee. ❤

[@hc867]

That was my neighborhood for years. I'm so sad. I am praying all my friends and neighbors are ok. 😢

[@mikezylstra7514]

lucky to be alive. C'ville attracts more tornadoes than the biggest trailer park in Oklahoma ever could.

[@omar_em1alamilla981]

Wasn’t

[@dijek]

0:12 absolutely no stress behind the chicks voice: “sure i can’t get in it like a cow?” 😭😭😭

[@kgraham5820]

Can you imagine what the people stopped at the light thought?? HOLY COW!!

[@jenniferross4646]

Prayers and condolences to all families involved in the pathway of this tornado. Thanks for the great video coverage!

[@ischmel3884]

Crazy to see drivers waiting for the traffic light to change, so they could proceed out of harms way. The car coming thru with the horn honking would have been me...cause I've been through that scenario, being from central KS.

[@tenerifecats6652]

I was wondering about the traffic just 'carrying on as usual'; how could they be so 'tuned out' that they didn't notice a tornado approaching?

[@billkaldem5099]

Been brainwashed to never question anything that’s mandated by their government masters. Sorry if I offended anyone

[@ww45818]

Law abiding citizens even during life and death situations

[@Pr0ph3cy-k5z]

Welcome to my area. Most of these drivers came from New York. They can't see tornadoes, other vehicles, people or traffic lights.

[@ischmel3884]

​@@ww45818 Every rule has an exception. This may qualify...😮

[@ChassieNix]

As someone who went through this in March and lost everything and was in Nashville/Madison and saw two tornadoes that evening, I am sending you peace and love during this time. It’s okay to be upset and feel like a victim. Much love

[@BlueSkyCountry]

No it's not. If you are not hurt and you have equipment like diggers and generators and can help in the relief efforts, make yourself useful and be an asset, not a burden. Cut that "victim" nonsense and keep that "it's okay to be whatever" drivel in the garbage compactor where it belongs.

[@gerfmon1]

A REAL storm chaser. Right up to the outer rotation, what a view! Thanks dude, you got a lot more guts than I'd ever have! 👍

[@amergrant-ns5cr]

It's not about more guts, it's about less brains. It's OK to chase storms, just don't catch them. Driving into a debris path breaks the rule of REAL storm chasers.

[@iceyblue007]

@@amergrant-ns5cr Exactly. This is a brainless move; he put himself and the woman in danger.

[@rouse196]

lol he drove into the debris

[@theandrewcummins]

@@iceyblue007 driving under downed power lines 🤡

[@ImHereForIt124]

I was literally just searching the tornado history of Clarksville for a planned relocation among several places. I was surprised at their “luck” in having very few much less a serious one and in the month of December no less. Thank you so much for this!

[@evil8622]

It's rare. Been in that exact neighborhood for 8 years and I'm from Oklahoma...old tornado alley

[@frankcarone6]

it snapped those poles like they where tooth picks

[@Godreal8]

I live in Clarksville, and one of my good friends on my soccer team lost his house,and 3 members of my club were injured and rushed to the hospital earlier this afternoon. Their house was also destroyed, so this was very serious and thank you for capturing this footage ❤

[@samanthaoconnor1982]

Thankfully you are safe. Praying for a safe recovery for your friends & anyone else affected by this tragic sudden storm. I know its gonna be hard to but have a Merry Christmas!

[@Godreal8]

@@samanthaoconnor1982 thanks a lot. Fortunately me and my family were safe and fare away from this tornado. Have a merry Christmas as well

[@WildernessForever]

😢

[@jens2763]

So sorry & sad this happened to them! Sending them all the comforting thoughts for a fast recovery & access to services & resources to start over. 😥

[@MightyJimmy295]

I hope any and everyone affected by this storm are ok and safe. God Bless.

[@gamerxdrg2154]

Heard that a guy in Nashville got killed from the tornado

[@dede4004]

My daughter and son in law are in Murfreesboro...its hitting there now. LORD JESUS be with every person there and Cover them in your shed blood and safety

[@jocarroldodds1410]

My sister lives a block from there but she's in North Carolina and she said that so far she said that she was told that two adults and a child had died and multiple people are being treated prayers for everyone involved 🙏🙏

[@tuxitalk1World]

​@jocarroldodds1410 🕊Rest In Peace🕊 to all who perished, and may all injured recover fully.

[@jocarroldodds1410]

@@tuxitalk1World Yes in Jesus name Amen 🙏

[@carrie1904]

Wow! Unbelieveable coverage as it happened. Terrible destruction so quickly. 😟

[@StormChasingVideo]

yep, crazy day, Connor called me and said they where pretty much hit and I was like wait what?

[@Gamert80]

Thats crazy, the storm barely hit me in Arkansas though.

[@andrezcolon6353]

The tornado on that video was crazy and it did a lot of damage. May those people RIP.

[@Ant0nAL0g]

Probably one of the best depictions of the wall cloud to tornado process.

[@Mike-Ellis1058]

Tornado destroyed my sister and her husband house but thankfully they are okay. I’m otr truck driver and this was scariest phone call I got from family because I thought they were gonna say my sister and husband unfortunately gotten killed.

[@samanthaoconnor1982]

6:57 glad your family is ok. Some didn't get so lucky.

[@Mike-Ellis1058]

@@samanthaoconnor1982 thankfully they were okay and Ik very heartbreaking being so close to Christmas

[@risenfromyoutubesashesagai6302]

Man, i drove thru Clarksville one time.... way back in 1999. I remember we drove into the downtown area, went around the main circle, and continued on. Thats all i remember about it. Neat little TN town. Hope nobody was seriously hurt in this tornado, and the city and her people bounced back!!

[@MrMarmaduke09]

My dad’s side of the family lives there and they are all okay thank god . This is terrifying .

[@davesrvchannel4717]

This has to be the best tornado video I’ve ever seen. Usually people push record and expect magic to happen. Great job, and focus. Chuck Norris couldn’t have remained more calm

[@SIGINT007]

The rear inflow jet is arguably the most dangerous from this side

[@jdwar11]

Yeah that’s the straight line wind that typically tosses many objects like cars on their sides and roofs.

[@jelsig6783]

That's when the telephone poles snapped

[@djm3suxx]

That’s usually what gets people in trouble without knowing it.

[@yeesh9215]

Exactly, the tornado's tenacles wrap around the actual funnel and can be just as damaging. Stay clear and hunker down.

[@andrewgraham2546]

Yikes, the utter lack of knowledge about step potential around downed powerlines chills me... That guy getting out to check the flipped vehicle after watching a series of distribution lines fall.

[@cassiea.3542]

Heard that there are sadly several fatalities in that area. Not something I like hearing when it comes to tornadoes but it happens. That storm was monstrous.

[@IrishTwinsYTSean-JoAnn]

😢😢😢😢😢

[@dianefarley37]

💔💔💔😭😭😭😭

[@kattmilk]

A child died. 😢😢😢

[@IrishTwinsYTSean-JoAnn]

@kattmilk I know sooo terribly sad 😢😢😢

[@Darci3333]

I'm so very sorry for the people suffering such losses due to this. Tornadoes are devastating and scary😢😢😢

[@joycebrackbill-henderly8311]

Tornadoes in December in the southern states as if Spring/Summer. We're living in bizarre times. 😮

[@happydayz5321]

Probably TRUMPS fault.

[@user-tu1ee6dc5f]

It's called climate change. Not some bizzaro world you're just now waking up to.

[@starkeymorgan4142]

Happens fairly often. Not out of the ordinary.

[@heatherlucas272]

Not unusual at all, really.

[@luluv8254]

It feels surprising to me, but it’s been in the 50s and 60s all week, and has been a bit rainy the last few days, so I guess it makes sense?? Idk, weather is weird

[@jk-76]

Wow, I lived in Oak Grove back in the day and tornadoes were always a threat in that area.

[@Risk437]

1:31 Despite the tornado, you can still see an amazon delivery truck. It goes to show they really don't care about their employees at all.

[@apismellifera1000]

Prayers to those affected by today's tornadoes. Thank you StormChasingVideo for your hard work

[@mikemiller659]

oh yes pyayers lots of them

[@cs77smith67]

Pray doesn't work

[@newcoyote]

Prayers? To who? The same god that would by definition have to be responsible for the tornado in the first place. Stupid and useless thing to say.

[@apismellifera1000]

@@newcoyote reported for harassment and bullying

[@apismellifera1000]

@@mikemiller659 Thank you and ignore the ones like newcoyote who chose to leave negative comments

[@karlstruck5297]

It was right down the street from my house. We watched it from the basement. Rest in peace to the people who were killed.

[@thebaxman4459]

Did the tornado literally sound like a freight train?

[@karlstruck5297]

There was a steady rumbling sound. I was in the basement and other family members were still upstairs.The warnings and sirens had warned us. I wasn't looking outside. Then I heard the steady rumble sound kinda like a train. I thought, that doesn't sound good. I opened the door to the backyard and there was a tornado. I started yelling then for the others upstairs to get in the basement. It is a walkout basement. They hurried down. I said look you can see it and they did. We all saw lots of stuff like plywood, cardboard and trash swirling about a 1/2 mile or so up in the air on the edges off the tornado. Yes I guess the rumble sounded train like. Probably the best description of the sound. I have seen two other tornados in my life and they both had that sound as well.@@thebaxman4459

[@debrarolland1704]

Lord be with them and the first responders. 🙏

[@USAracing]

Ask yourself who is stronger… this planet or some fake god you speak of

[@kronosomni2805]

I live in the area, was at a gas station in Gallatin, near the Gallatin Airport, where the news said the tornado was at the time, and I witnessed power flashes and inflow winds, and on the way home, the damage path, truly horrific.

[@cnacks4835]

I just moved out of clarksville out to the west coast like a month ago. Good timing on my part. Hope everyone is ok

[@heatherlucas272]

I moved out of a neighborhood that was hit less than 3 weeks ago. I'm shocked and saddened at the destruction. 😢

[@megangreen3663]

For someone who was literally in that building with their teenage daughter protecting her and covering her while she screamed and said momma please help me. Not to mention the amazing sun city employee that worried about nobody but her customers that day. Who ever the stupid woman is saying can she get in it like a cow yes lady you should have been the cow it did suck up!!!! On a side note me and my daughter survived and helped alot of people but you just keep laughing and filming. Just seen this video after months of trauma but I’m glad that you got your video!!!! To the man that filmed this I hope you and your cow got lots of likes❤

[@JimDog794]

Amazing video. I can't believe some people have zero situational awareness and practically drive right into the twister.

[@famousutopias]

If the GPS doesn’t say “In 500 feet stop for the passing tornado” they won’t see it

[@JimDog794]

@@famousutopias 🤣🤣👍

[@derek3152]

The video was well captured and well earned, but much more impressive than the storm: you found a Ruby Tuesday in the wild.

[@christineavon3009]

This tornado hit my grandkids home today.. thank God they are ok...

[@Jane-West]

🙏

[@samanthaoconnor1982]

Praying for all affected by these storms today. So sad for it to happen right before Christmas & then, for some, just lose everything you have in the blink of an eye. 😢

[@chrisg7160]

Wow! Another tornado. Hope everyone is OK. I lived in Clarksville back in 1999 and remember the F3 tornado that came through and caused a lot of damage back then.

[@kevinnations9050]

With all the technology we have it’s crazy how many people were oblivious to this tornado’s proximity to them.

[@ManufacturedCrises]

They told us there was a 5% chance and even if they said it was a watch, we always get those. Can’t hide out every time they warn of tornadoes otherwise you’d never be able to do anything

[@DCB1209]

That little white car turned right around into harms way 😬

[@eddiemunster4094]

🙄

[@nickwebb9937]

That was a head palm moment seeing that.

[@awboat]

Is it the same one that got flipped? But it looked like it had dark rims, the upside down one were shiny.

[@texasvice1]

Whoever this is that shot this has heart. Any sane person would have those images in their Rear View camera for sure.

[@patrickcobb4145]

I heard there was another significant one in Hendersonville TN

[@joosh6106]

yes there was

[@robinholbrook8296]

Also one near Ft Campbell

[@jomr4249]

@@robinholbrook8296 Clarksville is the Ft. Campbell area

[@snickerdoodling9757]

My dad sent me this video. This happened about 200 yards away from his home. I'm so glad it missed him! That is so scary!! I hope he never gets hit with one of these. 😢

[@ashleya1609]

Amazing. The only video Ive seen of any of the tornados from today's storms! Nice catch! Praying for those affected 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@ajcraft-hello]

Incredible footage of a horrific storm. Condolences and prayers to the everyone affected. May the rebuilding be swift & complete. I grew up in Iowa and tornados are so scary.

[@quantum_entangled_tardigrade]

While witnessing a deadly tornado UP CLOSE: "Whoa... You sure I can't get in it like a cow? Whoa." Best tornado chasing commentary EVAR.

[@ImRyanAustin]

She said "Moo" at the end, not "whoa" lmao which is even better

[@fghfhf-ws8eh]

I'm in this area. The military base, FT. Campbell, got evacuated because of a major gas leak. My life has been turned upside down, it's such a tragedy. 3 casualties, but still devastating.

[@lukemn29]

Awesome footage as always guys!

[@Maridadon24]

That white car going right in the path of the tornado is crazy

[@gibrath5514]

Prayers for everyone…

[@kimgroh4987]

My wife and i lived near there in St. Bethelem Tenn. during the tornado outbreak of 1974. Tornadoes surrounded the area and destroyed many parts of the south and midwest with a massive loss of life, by the grace of GOD we were spared. GOD bless the people of middle Tennessee.

[@andrewwright8507]

My wife and I live in hopkinsville KY and were spared but we work on Ft. Campbell and prayers go out to any and all affected from this.

[@robinholbrook8296]

I saw a video of Tornado ground in Oak grove.

[@jk-76]

I lived in Oak Grove. Hope everyone is OK.

[@robertbennett2586]

I was stationed at Ft. Campbell in the late 70's and didn't recognize any of the surroundings, until I saw the Sonic's burger joint. Had many a burgers there and waitress were on skates..

[@Blanksmithy123]

We were very relieved that it missed the dense neighborhoods south of the base. My parents have bad memories from when downtown Clarksville got torn up by one.

[@joyceveerman4503]

Praying for all affected. I never wanna be that close to a tornado! That was SCARY to see cars keep driving by it!!

[@richardh8082]

I don't understand why everyone just keeps driving TOWARD IT?! I would get the heck outta there asap!

[@stanlibertycatfishchaosits5075]

Great video brother…. Always amazes me how people are Soooo oblivious to what’s going on around them in bad weather …. In this day and age with cell phones, there’s really no excuse for not knowing about the weather around you.

[@T_DEEZ]

I live in Clarksville where the tornado hit. We had no warning, no sirens or anything and when the alert hit our phone it was too late

[@Fivepointsloww]

@@T_DEEZThe sirens were going off for a little over 5 minutes before it hit my home. Cellphone alerts were also going crazy. Not to mention I was watching the radar. Luckily we had a basement as we had a lot of large windows that sent glass through the house.

[@happyinparis]

​@@T_DEEZ Same here. I live in Paris. We had a tornado watch and within a minute it changed to a warning. That has never happened to me in the 17 years I have lived here. But we were warned days in advanced this could be a bad day for storms. So I stayed home today. I have a weather app and I keep a close eye on radar on these kinds of days. So when we got that warning, my grandchildren, my pets and I were able to be in our basement within seconds. I wish more people took more precautions especially when there are children we are supposed to protect. I read a child died today. 😢

[@happyinparis]

​@@FivepointslowwI'm so sorry about your house. I can't imagine. Im glad everyone is okay! You are very smart though and likely saved lives.

[@Fivepointsloww]

@@happyinparis Glad to hear you all made it out safe. It’s been a rough day personally, and for a lot of the community. Tyler town off of exit 1 got hit pretty hard..

[@deborahthompson5041]

I pray for everyone there. God bless you. Sorry for any loss.

[@kimandgreg4404]

My deep apologies. I responded to the wrong video. I deeply appreciate what you storm chasers do. You keep the rest of us safe. Thank you!!!!

[@marsianer4842]

Uh. not necessarily.

[@xXTheTrainKidXx]

@@marsianer4842 ur not necessary

[@lawrenceleverton7426]

They just complicate the situation. And perhaps become a casualty.

[@traincore1955]

Cool story boomer. Thank you for letting us know you commented on the wrong video. What valuable information.

[@ccsmooth55]

Great video! No annoying screaming or talking over the sounds of the storm! Very professional!

[@Fivepointsloww]

Annoying screaming? People died during this storm.

[@melissaravencraft5573]

I was watching it real time. I was praying for you guys more than those who lived there. Please stay safe while chasing. I can say I live in MS. I had my father call our family friend to warn him, he didn’t know. Thank you guys. 🤗

[@trommelbiel]

May God bless America and protect lives

[@WhiskeyTango84]

Kudos to the postal worker still delivering mail. They should be able to stay home during days like these.

[@mangosrepent1817]

May God have mercy on them

[@d23g32]

My family and I had this happen one spring a few years ago while eastbound on a rural interstate highway in the Midwest. There was sunshine to the north of the highway (our left), but to the south (our right) there was a solid black wall cloud all the way down to the ground and coming rapidly across the fields toward the freeway. Just as it reached the freeway there were a bunch of brake lights up ahead and a huge cloud of dirt and debris was thrown up just on the other side of an overpass about 1/4 mile ahead. For a second I thought there had been a crash, but the next second a tornado came out of the black wall cloud and crossed the interstate in front of us just like in the video. Freeway traffic going both ways stopped while it crossed and miraculously it didn't hit any vehicles. We arrived where it had crossed no more than 30 seconds later as it was spinning off through a field to our left silhouetted against the bright sky farther north. To our right was a "V" path of twisted off trees cut through the woods, and major tree branches and the twisted remains of one of those big green metal highway signs were scattered across the freeway. Everyone was sitting there wondering what to do, but what else was there to do? We slowly wove our way around the debris in the roadway and drove on.

[@lloydbellis7360]

Wow, prayers for those affected

[@RealReyFr]

I actually go there! This tornado was right nearby my grandpa's, Im so glad he survived.

[@TshepoMokoena-my6fr]

00:04Driver in a white sedan:Nope, today is not my final day.

[@thomasmcintosh2977]

looks like they actually drove into it

[@Mozart1220]

Gotta love people who drive INTO tornadoes.

[@jamwest3146]

Very good video, seeing the insides of the cars really brought the destruction to life.

[@jonch47av8r8]

Don’t drive into forecasted inclement weather & tornado risk with innocent children. You are holding their very lives in your hands. The red Dodge minivan speaks volumes and looks to have been airborne, probably with small children aboard. 😳

[@JeffDeMarcus-wk3fb]

Thanks Karen

[@Malv3rs3]

Looks like it's crossing Ft Campbell BLVD after it went through my neighborhood outside of Gate 10 of FT Campbell. Somehow went 3 houses behind us but our neighborhood didn't get flattened, just all fences destroyed, large trees uprooted, a few cars flipped. Can't say the same for others after it passed us unfortunately.

[@Sante1035]

Omg the sound…

[@WitchyLady21]

Your footage demonstrates beautifully, the need to take these storms seriously. Well done! PS: The comment about the cow was priceless! LOL!