Tornado Emergency Bartlesville 5-6-24 Hear the Tornado roar 7:00min mark. Hail Rain Wind.

[@angelas4681]

Nighttime tornadoes are terrifying.

[@Say_No-2_Animal-Abuse_]

& rain wrapped 🌪️ at night. 🥺

[@David-xr4sh]

@lifesasoundtrack3595facts

[@godssoldier2319]

Yeah, it is terrifying, because its hard to see them . Even if you do see it, its also very hard to tell which direction it's going.

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

I have always heard that but got to see it first hand.

[@saintjabroni]

Ain’t nothin’ but a thang chicken wang

[@nationalskyline]

The sirens make it sound like a horror movie. Super dangerous thing to do, but I also appreciate the awesome content.

[@lynneashton2631]

The siren on my phone about gave me a heart attack

[@Say_No-2_Animal-Abuse_]

Yea, Silent Hill vibes for me.

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

I have been severely depressed for years and I have put my faith & trust in Christ. I have had a very difficult battle for 20 years since I lost my mother and my mind set was either film the event or go see my beloved mother who was so loving. This is a major factor in my decision to tape all this.

[@leq6992]

​@@rarebreed-wj3ovdamn that took a dark turn 😔 Take care of yourself man

[@TheEazychee]

⁠@@rarebreed-wj3ovjust wanna say that God loves you. You are amazing and God has a plan. Don’t give up.

[@CasuallyIncredible]

Man the fact that a tornado which already destroyed a whole town and ruined many peoples lives heading towards is just beyond unsettling. You're a brave man sitting out there in the rain as a monster and freak of nature is heading your way. I can't imagine the feeling. Hope you're doing okay man...

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

@@CasuallyIncredible The truth about when I did this I was in very severe depression & I was ready to call it a night & take a flight & be through. Things weren't going well at the time & I being honest was waiting for the tornado to come and just take me out & Go meet my maker. This is what severe depression and severe spiritual abuse & mental abuse that's long term & chronic will do to a man. That roar at 7mins the mic didn't do that justice how loud that really was. 1.6mile F-4 Tornado 100 yards away from me and I was filming Live. Much Love.

[@CasuallyIncredible]

I'm very sorry that you had to go through that, I've been through a similar situation with my father. But with a tornado 100 yard away from me, I haven't been through that. I really hope you get through this tough time in your life, trust it will go away some day. Try to do things you are passionate about and do stuff that makes you happy, that's how I copped with my mental health struggles.

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

@CasuallyIncredible I got banned at 9 churches my family dumped me I lost my mother to Alzheimer's. I must say it's a crazy feeling to have an over mile wide tornado. I ironically was in 2 tornadoes in 1982 & 2016 on the same date 4-26! F-3 & F-1 2 were killed in 1982. I have seen other tornadoes as well. I was on a dock fishing in 1986 and a tornado picked the dock up with me on it and I had no idea any tornadoes were even coming 4-7-1986. I've had some tornadoes in my lifetime. They really tear up is the Hallmark of tornado weather.

[@CasuallyIncredible]

oof I'm sorry to hear that. My grandma that I have been close with since I was a young child is having early stages of Dementia and it's crazy having destructive tornadoes occur on the same day on 3 separate years, my mom survived an EF4 tornado in Yellowstone of all places back in 1987. I haven't personally experienced any tornadoes in person, although I have had some scares here and there. I have experienced hurricanes like Helene, Arthur, and Ian. I was actually at my local creek when hurricane Helene started causing pain and destruction in Western North Carolina. Little did that know at that moment that I knew that I was witnessing the same storm that almost destroyed a whole city of over 100K people.

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

@CasuallyIncredible This F-4 wiped Barnsdall Oklahoma off the map completely & also killed 2. In my 2nd aftermath video of the Bartlesville Ok tornado you can see long 2x4 boards impaled in the solid concrete wall exterior of the Hampton Inn 3 floors up. Ganns Antique Mall was a total loss front building 1 of 2 a consignment store. The Highland park church steeple was in the parking lot of Hampton Inn.

[@phoebedevereaux308]

Yah when it goes silent, RUN! Glad you are ok!

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

It went silent then the roar from the southwest.

[@CDiPaola04]

I was watching this storm last night, felt very uncomfortable going to bed knowing that more were definitely gonna drop on people. Glad you were safe!

[@tonimeans1426]

I have heard that roar twice in person. It is the most terrifying sound I have ever experienced in my almost 70yrs.

[@20PINKluvr]

Does sound like a monster.

[@mississippisnowplow]

The sounds I remember from the few I’ve been in is when it’s approaching your ears are popping from the pressure and then there is a high shrill noise like grinding metal. Then once it’s on you there is a roar then the famous freight train sound. If you hear the freight train sound, it’s too late.

[@vinny4411]

I heard it as the eye 👁️ of hurricane 🌀 Gloria passed over our city in Virginia. It was demonic sounding roar for 45 continuous minutes. Then total silence for about an hour. Then the back of the eye hit us..Another half hour continuous roar.. then it was over. It was a Category 3 hurricane. I can’t imagine a Category 5…

[@kai.byroade]

Where did y'all live that you were in tornadoes?

[@GoatPilot04]

Which tornadoes were they, if I may ask? I'm sure everyone here would love a POSITIVE tornado story about now. We just dodged a few here in north Alabama two nights ago.

[@befdoglover1]

Those sirens gave me chills! They sounded like suspense music for what was about to happen. Glad you made it safe!

[@alexlefevre3555]

I watched this storm beginning to end on a popular radar app, but you could feel it palpably in your video. There's such a huge difference between velocity couplets, convection returns, hook echoes, etc. and what it is actually like there. The sirens in the background, you mentioning the tornado emergency on your phone (which is just a purple and black outlined box on the app) made this experience go from virtual to real in a hurry. Thank you for posting, my friend.

[@ILuCkYxCh4rMz]

Same. Literally couldn’t sleep watching this play out at the time of night. Knowing what this thing was doing and praying that line caught up quick…

[@debo8514]

I like this guy’s attitude and demeanor. Earthy (familiar) and to the point.

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

I'm like let's cut to the Chase

[@stevenhousewright3878]

I’m gonna “shitdown” in this chair. As a Native Texan I approve of this statement

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

I sat in that Chair & kept recording.

[@Trouble-Clef]

I don’t even live in tornado country, but even I know what tornado emergency means. It means get into your safe spot NOW!! Underground if possible!

[@jamesmdean1987]

When the sirens turned off at 6:48 that was a power flash.

[@Snowstar837]

I think it's the same power flash + sirens dying you see in that video of it hitting the hotel, where the guy is filming the parking lot. It is the same town.

[@Jerrydriguez]

@@Snowstar837ohhh wow that’s pretty badass 😟 GOTDAYUM BOII could be heard in the distance 😫 lmao

[@KaileyB616]

Yup

[@r.nicogorodetzky3084]

You sound like a very kind soul. I hope you're doing well

[@Techington]

Nothing more eerie than the utter silence before. Truly Terrifying. Heart goes out to those impacted there.

[@MrGrumbli]

I've heard that sound more than once in person. Videos like this always bring back those memories. Makes a cold pit in your stomach.

[@BillGatesBuilds]

Video should be titled “What not to do during Tornado emergency” sponsored by the Weather Channel

[@Kyle-gb9dq]

Yeah, they of all people should know. They lost their storm chasing van due to getting caught in the 2013 el reno tornado. Them and the twist ex team. Twist ex team lost their lives. Both were hit by sub vortices from the parent tornado

[@ThePandaSmuggler]

Thank you for posting this video. I'm glad that you are okay!

[@jerryhadler8835]

Lucky to have survived that strong tornado if not underground.

[@patrickevans3457]

The heavy rain, RFD, or rear flank downdraft was a good sign you were probably safe. Great and scary video!

[@Shane_M]

Couldn't tell if it was you breathing heavy at the 7:00 min mark or the wind but definitely sounded like the heavy breathing of a monster in the darkness

[@acsentu8]

You have captured some of the most horrifying sounds Ive heard ever..but on the other hand, beautiful earth sounds. Its really amazing!

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

@@acsentu8 it was crazy. I was in an F-3 tornado in 1982 & it sounded just like this Apr 26th 1982 & killed 2. You never forget that sound

[@brittanybaucom9786]

Yup. That’s exactly how they sound…a roar/whistle/sucking sound…but you can also feel them…and smell the earth being churned up by them…the feel + sound + smell together is inexplicable with words or footage. But still invaluable video, sir. Thank you.

[@SC-ey7xv]

That’s scary! Don’t put yourself in danger like that in this kind of situations! God bless you. Thank you very much for sharing the video ❤️

[@jackstone8074]

"If it gets crazy, I'm gonna either take cover or start recording" 😂 It's like the ultimate KZbin tornado video mentality so many people seem to have. Glad you're ok. Prayers for your neighbors and your community 🙏

[@LacedwithLacey2424]

The cameraman never dies.😊

[@jackstone8074]

@@LacedwithLacey2424 Oh yeah I forgot

[@AdiaRaynePerformances]

Wow prayers going up for all who lost their homes. I hope everyone survived. 🙏

[@magnificentone4686]

Glad you were ok and thanks for showing us the terror of a nightmare tornsdo and the haunting sirens!

[@tornado_genesis]

I don't think he realizes how close it is but this is an incredible video from the audio alone

[@magnificentone4686]

Sirens were haunting! 8:30 mark what sounded like thunder was a metal building getting hit from the sounds of it

[@davidhooks5694]

Your accent is beautiful.

[@MesoHunterYT]

That's the sound you do not want to hear, amazing work staying composed my friend!

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

I have also heard the sound in 1982 & 2016 both on the same date April 26th F-3 & F-1. Sounds like a jet airplane ✈️ in person. If it goes directly over you like 2016 1982 you hear the sound then the trees go sideways & fly by you & if your in the wrong place they won't stop for you. I stood out and watched the 2016 tornado in Oklahoma too north of Bartlesville.

[@MesoHunterYT]

@@rarebreed-wj3ov wow!! well glad you're alright!!

[@bamaman1984able]

Sir you are a lucky man that this storm got sucked up by the line

[@koopey]

You werent kidding about the roar. That was scary. Cant imagine going through that in real life

[@Brave_New_Tube]

The distant roar is super unsettling. Closest I've come to a tornado was a couple years ago watching weather coverage while a large, low funnel cloud was passing by our house by just a mile or two to our north. We muted the TV and heard a consistent low rumbling in the distance and started to make our way to a safe area, then it eventually died down. I can't imagine being right near one and hearing the infamous freight train sound in person.

[@jasonsellon4270]

Absolutely amazing footage!!! Looks like I will be subscriber number 344 for you, I enjoy filming thunderstorms from Kansas City, this has been a while year for sure! Jason.

[@pennybenton5607]

Going from hearing tree trogs to sounds of that wind...scary! Prayers for all affected.

[@lourensjacobsakaturbo8147]

wow it must've been scary as hell hearing that tornado roar it'll scare the crap out of me if i lived there too

[@arakizdk]

It's ok for you to feel lucky. Had that been a direct hit, we would not be seeing this video. Glad it went south east of your location. I was witnessing the destruction in Barnsdall, 2nd hand through a storm chasers video feed. Please consider making some sort of storm shelter. Anything is better that nothing.

[@tiffaniwilliams6982]

That sounded absolutely terrifying.

[@jeffreyleckrone7593]

Glad you were safe. Sorry for your town 😢

[@entp1217]

Really appreciate your video! Glad you’re safe. Oklahoma…a beautiful, but unforgiving land.

[@jimgreene68]

That sound. A tornado is evil, but to hear that evil "breathe" like it does, well, it stays with you forever.

[@diambo4life]

Stop attaching a human emotion to a natural event. It's just a tornado.

[@Sharpless2]

@@diambo4life Its called Trauma and its a very real thing. Hes not attaching any human emotions to a tornado, hes literally just saying that hes terrified and possibly traumatized of that sound because he knows exactly what can happen next. Your emotional maturity pretty much fits on a teaspon with room to spare.

[@johnpigstrong9018]

​@@Sharpless2no. I agree with him. it is naive to say a tornado is evil. it's not immature to point this out. it is immature to be taking offense to such a thing as you are doing.

[@AEB72112]

Hopefully he's standing at the entrance to his Storm shelter... He's gonna be using it a lot this season!!

[@MissRobbiOKC]

Thank you for your video. I'm glad you're all right. Prayers for you and your community. That's so scary.

[@jonathanpebley149]

Iam glad your safe prayers for you and your family and prayers for your community iam from western oklahoma I know about tornadoes

[@yahuchanonyakov]

This video captured some very good, but terrifying sounds.....worthy of being used in another twister movie...

[@kenneth6731]

You are very lucky to have sirens. Our town can't afford them. We have a phone alert system that doesn't work most of the time.

[@bobbiellison4315]

Right! I didn't know that was a thing. I'm kind of new in Tennessee and just had tornado warnings and found out we have NO sirens. I'm from northern Illinois and never lived more than a few blocks from one. They are everywhere and they are loud, impossible to miss. Guess they cost too much money for this little town 😔

[@Snowstar837]

I think the power flash with the sirens dying at 6:45 is the same moment it hit the hotel in the other video!

[@ar3421]

How do you know that was the moment? There were several power flashes in one of the hotel videos

[@Snowstar837]

​​​@@ar3421 you can see a single power flash with the siren sounding strange, then the second one and the sound of the dying siren is the same in both, both in the exact way it descends in pitch and how fast it does so. The power flashes and the lightning strike between them are the same amount of time apart too Also these videos were shot in the same town so it makes sense, usually there aren't more than a handful of them in a town of that size

[@gabriellast.angelo9083]

My goodness, how terrifying! I hope and pray your family is safe, it was a monster storm!

[@jonathanr2830]

Thank you!

[@Rob_N_DaMidwest]

I’m in Tulsa and I only have one question. Which one of y’all’s crazy grandpa is this? That tornado took two lives in Barnsdall, standing outside looking for it is just bonkers.

[@carolinadecarvalho461]

Loved your video. Glad you were safe.

[@PhoenixEvolution]

I'm very upset they weren't sounding them sooner as I'm watching it come from osage- hominy- barnsdall. Then Bartlesville copan. My prayers are absolutely with you all

[@Beverly-e4z]

There are often more tornadoes that follow the first. The alarms sound, I go next door to their basement.

[@heatherp9370]

I live in Bartlesville and I was not outside. I was hiding with my daughter in the bathroom under blankets and pillows, hearing everything hit the outside of our home. I work in insurance. We have had over 200 claims with lots of customers having to stay in hotels.

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

The Hampton got destroyed lost the roof

[@heatherp9370]

@@rarebreed-wj3ov yes it did. Thank God we have other hotels that got missed. We have so many people needing those rooms.

[@xXChoasLordXx]

The sound of that tornado is hell on earth.

[@carvo7715]

Glad you’re okay man

[@TalkWeather]

We had a member share this video on our forum. First, we hope you are okay and your family and friends are okay. Thanks for posting this. It is, hands down, a scary yet amazing video. The audio alone is amazing. I'm curious what you used to make the video.

[@STanner7]

Super eerie. I’m glad you’re safe. Btw, I love your accent.

[@TeeBizz]

Glad the rear storm merged with the mesocyclone and knocked that tornado down a notch or it would have been very catastrophic for Bartlesville like it was to Barnsdall

[@BryceAkers-gv6tu]

have you seen Sulphur Oklahoma?

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

It was devastating in sulphur Marietta Oklahoma. Wasted!

[@nanhand99]

Terrifying sounds 😢 Im glad you were safe 🙏🏼💕

[@MrsHall38]

Tornado Emergency means higher than a warning. That means get underground ASAP. A PDS means the worst of the worst....

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

I filmed it like this because I have been frustrated with life for 2 decades. Terrible spiritual abuse. I got banned at 8 churches my family my entire 49 years was very hard on me. My beloved mother who was so loving passed in 2015 & my aunt & uncle told me to eat ------ & Die and took her in 2005 and I wasn't allowed to see her. With God confirming she went to Heaven. Knowing all I got was abused here mentally and spiritually I told God I had nothing to lose in Christ but all to Gain in coming Home. This was definitely a Clarence Clem Schultz moment. Watch him record the Fairdale Illinois tornado. When your in deep debilitating depression it results in actions like this. I thought I might just call it a night in this thing so I taped it & didn't really worry.

[@kevinjames1118]

@@rarebreed-wj3ovI’m so sorry things will get better brother never give up the footage isn’t worth your life man

[@spunsugah]

That rain free base got me. You don't want to suddenly hear frogs and nothing else as sirens are going off. Glad you're safe. Okie's gonna okie. Sirens go off we go outside.

[@briannaeavesGFX]

Curious why you do you not want to hear that & why is that bad? (Never been in a tornado)

[@spunsugah]

@@briannaeavesGFX With some tornados (not all) it can get deadly silent and still (wind wise) before the tornado is pretty much on you. They call it a rain free base. It's basically where there is updraft in a storm and a wall cloud/tornado can produce behind it.

[@shannongreenwell1278]

I hate nighttime twisters 🌪️, they’re the worst because you’re asleep and you might not be close enough to hear the sound of the weather alarm 🚨 going off. We’ve had one back in’99 that tore up our downtown area and part of the college campus. I have been told that when you don’t hear anything outside, you NEED to be in your safe place ( basement, storm shelter/ room, laundry room , bathroom or hallway ). The Laundry Room is the only place where we would’ve had to go at our old house, now we only have a hallway to go in to for shelter, with my bed mattress over our head.

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

The area I'm in normally they skip & have since 3-15-1982 no tornado touch down in this town since then

[@GTaichou]

You're very lucky. I'm glad you're ok!

[@maureensawatzki7917]

The roar is very erie and the sirens are erie enough. I am from Nebraska so I know about tornados. Sir glad you made it out safe.

[@RedHybiscus]

I used to live by O’Hare airport and one morning during the summer I had the back glass doors open and it was raining lightly. Me and my kids just got up. It sounded like an airplane was flying really low to the point that I felt like I needed to check things out and to my horror it was a tornado and it was coming down - I grabbed the kids and we went under the stairwell

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

Bet your stomach just sank

[@RedHybiscus]

@@rarebreed-wj3ov I was terrified - I was literally shaking like I was about to lose my life. although me, the kids, the house and our immediate neighborhood were ok - about 1/4 mile away people were not so lucky. It came down in an industrial park and people lost their lives.

[@Stephanie-hh2rd]

You were so very close to it. If u could hear it as well as you could then u were entirely too close. I’m so glad you are safe, a tornado of that size you would have never survived being outside laying flat. It would have carried you with it. Next time plz take cover in a public shelter, a friends home maybe? Plz find a safe area, the tornadoes we’ve had in the Midwest and the south this year have been monsters!

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

Like I have replied to many comments under this video. I have had 2 decades straight of terrible mental abuse & I got banned at 8 churches here in Bartlesville. I have needed help with some things and it takes 10 acts of Congress & the president signature to get anything I need help with figured out. My family & peers were horribly controlling and very ugly to me. I admit I hate this life with a passion because of how frustrating it all is. I have been trying for a year to get someone to help me with this phone. My family took my mother sick with Alzheimer's in 2005 and my aunt n uncle told me to eat ---- & Die and I never was allowed to see my mother for the last 10 years until 2015. So this tornado I stood outside hoping it would come thru & I could call it a night and be through with all this worthless garbage of this life and I was disappointed when I didn't get to say praise God I'm gone with the wind & amen.

[@sharisimonehampton5434]

With such a horrible life why would a tornado want to carry you away? You need to pull up your big boy pants. Man up and quit dwelling on the problems that you say everyone else has caused you. You need to handle your life yourself. Its called being a responsible adult. Quit looking for a way out. Quit looking for someone to pick up your pieces. Become the person your can be. Have the life you can. Be happy and have courage. You have come this far with a pathetic sob story that no one wants to hear ok. You are your thoughts. If you are trying to get sympathy from standing outside waiting for it to carry you away, well, good luck. There are easier and faster ways to go by the way. Sure us a chickenshit attitude you have. If on the better hand you choose to shut up and make it better, you might surprise yourself with a new reality. A good and hapoy life. According to you, you have nothing to lose...so whats stopping you from trying to better yourself. I'll be praying for you for strength and a healthier mindset. Thats how the rest of us are doing it.

[@-xirx-]

​@@sharisimonehampton5434 what a horrible thing to say to someone, and completely unnecessary. God God, no-one even asked for your opinion

[@AllThatJazB]

Was watching 5 different chasers live, all on the trail of that storm. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 Not good at all. God be with you all out there

[@markmeyer3448]

YOU TELL EM HANK HILL!!!!!! Loved the video man!!!

[@Romantico1962]

Wow, wow, you must be crazy or something, I am 62 years old, and I won't be outside with that crazy weather, so you are a brave guy. Very scare.

[@almightytherabite915]

Crazy roar. Insane video!

[@nickcarroll9982]

That's wild man glad your ok

[@honestwoman9050]

Whew. This video is intense!

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

Whew this was really roaring. I also heard 1 in 1982 when an F-3 roared thru Cartersville Ga killing 2 and tearing up a lot of stuff downtown.

[@Sharpless2]

Nocturnal tornadoes are already creepy and horrifying enough, but then hearing that roar is just another level.

[@jonathanfreedom1st]

I live in Tornado Alley Toledo Ohio and the whaling sirens never stop sounding terrifying, and we could only wish for the Lightning at night so we can stand a chance of seeing it bare down on us before it does.

[@ferijones]

At about 6 min you can see the darkness peaking on the right side.. it was coming in.

[@JUSTMAYOPINION]

Seen it at the end of the road at 7:14.

[@ContactDeparture]

Boy that roar is so eerie even without the siren

[@Say_No-2_Animal-Abuse_]

He sounds like my uncle Harold from Soper, Oklahoma. He wouldn't be recording. He was in one as a young man & the rug he was sitting on hovered for a few quick seconds, he said. Then the house come apart. Ever since then he's underground. He has a shelter in his front yard. I have heard that wind noise before here in Texas. It didn't drop, but i swear, it was rotating. I've never heard a sound like that since (during a thunderstorm) glad you're okay. 🙏🏻 To those affected. I have a feeling, it's not over yet.

[@RavenWolfDrum69]

I lived in bixby okla. Tornadoes went over us and demolished liberty heights. When i was 18 i moved to Minnesota 😢

[@Mega1andy2]

12:19 nice lightning bolt there!!

[@jonathanmoor7035]

Jesus Christ that was scary as hell. Night time severe weather and tornadoes are really scary and bad at the same time

[@sarahbrome5564]

I grew up in California and experienced some big earthquakes- retired in Arizona where the only real danger is heat. I spend hours watching the storm chasers from the safety of my couch. 😊

[@rand827]

Sounds like Hank Hill narrating and Dale Gribble standing next to him.

[@watchwoman.726]

if it's daytime I'd be outside too.... even with an EF5 going by. but at night I'm in a shelter no matter the EF number.

[@sushi-void]

Night time tornadoes are the worst thing I swear. Day time tornado - you can see it, know how big it is, see where it’s headed. How bad it is. Night time tornado….. You don’t know shit. Don’t know where it is, how big it is, where it’s headed. You’re completely dependent on the radar. And it’s horrifying

[@watchwoman.726]

@@sushi-void Exactly! Storm chasers say "check your stupid" which means while watching an area of interest (tornado or circulation) they look all around too so no tornadoes develop suddenly and hit them. A lot of the time they assign someone in the car to be the one who does that. But how are they going to do that at night? like u said it's only radar. plus tornadoes don't always touch down straight below where they connect to the storm (elephant trunk tornadoes for example) so they cant depend on radar.

[@H3_Otown]

For anyone that didn’t know when it went quiet was when the siren and Hotel got hit. Theres another video. But when a siren gets hit thats my worst fear. There goes our tornado feet warning 🤦🏽

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

That hotel had 2x4s impaled in the south side sticking out. That other video they kept saying ---- S--- then Blank Damn Boy.

[@terrisomers7843]

I'm from NJ and have lived in AR for 8 years now. My immediate reaction when warnings go off is to get my safe spot ready and my cat in her crate. My fiance, OTOH, he's been known to grab a beer and a lawn chair to go out and look for the damned things. 🤦‍♀️ It's okay, though. When winter comes and he's bundled up in 17 layers of clothes, I'm sitting there in a long-sleeved t-shirt and sweats. It all evens out in the end.

[@clarissavenekamp5871]

I took shelter in my neighbors cellar I was all alone and terrified there was no latch for the door and it was so loud I will never forget the sound of it. It sounded like glass hitting the cellar door and the door was banging from not being latched. I just prayed and cried and prayed like I never had before. I was so terrified of what I was going to walk back up to and if our ducks would still be with us. Luckily we only had a very large tree in our street and some big limbs in the back yard. Our ducks were a little shook up but ok.

[@YourTubeVideoss]

Yes I Can Hear - Roar Of Tornado - Sounds Strong - Wow Lot Of Bad Lightning - I Live 22 Miles N E of Cincinnati , Ohio - Small Town Goshen - We Are Now Getting That Bad Weather You Had 2 Days Ago - By The Way - You Have Good Camera - Very Clear Video

[@saltandpepper9389]

The scariest thing I’ve ever heard

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

I was in a tornado back in 1982 in Georgia if you have never heard that roar in person. This tape doesn't do it justice.

[@opaliteprincess]

That roar is insane. Maybe best I’ve heard in a vid

[@mike83944]

How close were you to the hotel that got hit ? Glad you are ok

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

About 1-1/2 miles away

[@vanni9283]

How were you still standing in 70-80 mph winds?

[@KimberlyResaMD]

If I lived in tornado alley or dixie alley I would live underground permanently

[@notiowegian]

People are always like pray , pray, pray...but how the hell do we have a man who lives in Oklahoma not have a basement...can't we do better in a society to make sure every person has a safe place to go in the middle of Tornado alley.

[@trevorw3233]

Tornadoes are the monsters of my childhood

[@oliviahodges5161]

THEN I turned, and lifted up mine eyes, and behold a flying roll. 🌪️

[@ladyadarathecrone7494]

I was in this one, and believe me, it was scary as hell.

[@jasonlcain]

I'm sure this guy is a very cool person but in this case he's a Nut Job for this! I'm glad he's safe though as he uploaded this video along alive!

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

I have a few things that need a Half to a full turn. I'm just a broken guy sadly with screws loose. This tornado almost gave me a Quarter Turn on torque.