Tornado Videos That Are on Another Level

[@sunrainocean]

Tornadoes, while frightening, will always be a special interest of mine. So cool! 🌪

[@daBEAGLE1017]

Same with me and death.

[@GamingwithMDP-MDP]

True that it can be frightening but interesting 😅

[@LOL-IdiotsAtWork]

I can understand the fascination with tornadoes, even though they are dangerous. Their power and formation are truly awe-inspiring

[@MomentsofRage]

I fjor opplevde jeg nettopp en tornado som ødela huset mitt

[@SUPREME-EARTH-MOMENTS]

"Tornadoes are definitely terrifying, but they’ll always hold a special fascination for me. So cool to watch, even though they’re so dangerous!"

[@veronicamckenzie3711]

your commentary helps me watch you tube with my friends whom are blind or sight challenged, thank you

[@cuddlepaws4423]

It makes a change for someone NOT to moan about the narration. We are both sighted but just giving a video with no narration doesn't tell you where or when or what damage it did, so all it is, is a video. I'm glad it helps you and your friends.

[@HKC-TheDisaster]

When you see a tornado approaching, NEVER stand next to a window or a doorway, let alone try to hold said doorway shut. It's a losing battle.

[@jayjay-bz3rr]

If I ever feel sad or depressed, I can always watch tornado videos to cheer me up

[@NGReporter]

me too

[@zacknight184]

Same

[@WebflingerJoe]

Usually it's crazy flash floods for me

[@jayjay-bz3rr]

@@WebflingerJoe Lol

[@kyleperez4481]

For me I'd say I watch earthquake compilation

[@tazmod7272]

Back in the 70’s I was heading to Oregon from Michigan on my motorcycle. I stopped off to sleep either in Illinois or Iowa at a county park. I slept under a picnic table. I was woken by the park’s grounds keeper. He asked me a few questions and later said I was lucky I didn’t travel thru the day before because a tornado had crossed the highway.

[@scottspencer4603]

Yikes!

[@jasonarny4964]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@Astro_16Vr]

🤯

[@bradford6856]

Damn dude 😮

[@googleslidemaker]

DANG

[@marxman6896]

The people who drive directly into a tornado... wassup with you? You doin okay? Like the oil tanker guy... do you not see the SWIRLING DEATH 200 feet in front of you? Does he think his truck is invincible? I cannot comprehend just being like "lol yolo" and driving into a tornado.

[@oodatooitis6714]

😂 You and me both friend, I can’t understand it either. Could be we’re just witnessing natural selection in real-time action.

[@sabishiihito]

Amazing that truck(er) survived. Also, that tornado had a forward speed of over 80mph at some points so it may have just taken him by surprise.

[@observantville7736]

Either way, Its difficult to stop a fully loaded truck in a short span of time

[@SurpriseCatastrophes]

They may have various reasons. Perhaps they don't realize the true danger of the tornado due to the allure of the spectacle, or they may not fully understand the tornado's potential as a life-threatening hazard. Some might feel drawn to the wild scene and want to document or experience it firsthand. However, this action is incredibly risky and not advisable.

[@pellkovy27]

Until I started watching footage online, I knew they were dangerous and probably wouldn't just drive into one, but I also lived over 30 years not taking them seriously enough. Having seen what winds that fast actually do to things in real time, and knowing that they can even pull a shelter out of the ground, they have become my biggest phobia tied with tsunami. Reality in the face of severe weather is one of the most useful things to come from the internet. I would imagine, like has been said already, is that if you don't get an alert and don't understand the telltale signs ( like at night) it just seems like it's gusty until the next second, you're in a hellscape of darkness and 200mph winds. Really terrifying stuff, but all the same fascinating.

[@CTFDU]

The tornado wanted to make sure the court house was separating church and state.

[@LampoonGoon]

Note that the courthouse was damaged as the spire fell, similar to the damage to society via loss of godliness.

[@zipperbroviacjourney3706]

God blew away that EVIL/WICKED/DEMONIC/BLASPHEMOUS (sic-sp?)VILE/SATANIC/MOCKERY(GOD IS NOT MOCKED!!!!) ABOMINATION that IS the catholic crucifix-with a DEAD Jesus(Tammuz) on it. JESUS IS ALIVE IN HEAVEN AT THE RIGHT HAND OF THE FATHER!!!!!!

[@inc2000glw]

Lol burn!

[@wizzkidelectronics]

to watch tornado films with the sirens going off takes it to a new level

[@Lillia-nu2xt]

Your videos are genuinely entertaining, keep it up

[@rundowndruid]

Thats what she said....

[@th-sd6ni]

I like the narrator. His voice gives off dad vibes. Hehe

[@malcolmfontenot4560]

@@th-sd6ni narrator is AI generated. other channels use the same voice.

[@Underworld5s]

This is not true, the narrator is not AI generated. Look back at our channel history, its been the same narrator for years and you can tell differences in his voice over the years.

[@Rontrronnietravis]

Great job

[@GenXfrom75]

Pecos Hank has an amazing tornado chasing channel, y’all ❤🌪️

[@cuddlepaws4423]

100% agree!!

[@thepeanutgallery2486]

These videos are rekindling my wish to become a trained storm spotter. Keep it up!

[@nicshere]

My daughter and I are storm chasers from Illinois. If you're close, you might be able to come with us next time. No joke. We hooked up with a Pennsylvania storm chaser a few months back whose chasing partner couldn't go that day. We didn't want him going alone...in a convertible mustang. 😮 We saw a couple of tornados throughout the day and evening. The nighttime one we captured on video between lightning flashes. We called local law enforcement to relay info of course. That same storm system produced a more powerful tornado that ended up in Ohio before the night was done. I will warn you. We didn't get home until after 4 a.m. and it was a weekday. Where are you located (state)? Do you know how to read radar? How good are you at navigating roads via maps? I only asked the last 2 questions to see where your storm chasing knowledge is at, nothing more. I've taken enough of your time. Have a great day. God Bless.

[@thepeanutgallery2486]

@@nicshere Storm chasing would be too much for me, I think. Becoming a SKYWARN spotter would be a better fit. I just have a really bad sense of timing when it comes to finding out when the training classes are taking place in my area.

[@GenXfrom75]

If I hadn’t become a momma, I’d have chased tornados 🌪️

[@nicshere]

@@thepeanutgallery2486 Understood. The invitation is open if you change your mind. We ladies would have no problem with you joining us. Have a great day.

[@nicshere]

@@GenXfrom75 Never too late to start. I'm 47 and inadvertently became my daughters chase partner not long ago.

[@tonyscully4550]

Being from Kansas I can honestly say I believed tornado alley in the US was the only place on earth where tornadoes happened. The idea of a tornado in Amsterdam or London is unbelievable. That's Oklahoma weather right there.

[@juliaforsyth8332]

Happen in New Zealand too. Only F1's but still kill the odd person and do a lot of damage.

[@yunavogelzang2501]

An supercel was in Belgium

[@MsAirnation]

They're not anywhere near as big as the ones you see in America but yes it does happen... UK gets a lot of fronts coming across the Pacific and Europe, and a lot of strong ocean winds too

[@Iambluespygaming]

Tornadoes are well cool and will always be cool

[@Richard-p3b]

Inusuallzbpress theblike button, because we learn so much from each one. When many people are killed in press thevunlike botton.minfeelnfrontheirvfamiliesvandvthsevwhomwerevinjured.

[@Richard-p3b]

I usually can’t type with one finger.,

[@noobsyb0t]

“Holy Craaaaaap!!” Lmao 😂 that’s the best part of the whole video! Lmao 😂

[@th-sd6ni]

The European guy breaking out a cuss in English is 🤣 "what the fuc..."

[@bluelagoon1980]

That's one of my favorite things, hearing how pervasive English swearing is. Some guy in Guangzhou is probably watching a landslide right now and peppering his Mandarin commentary with lots of fucks and shits.

[@taariqkhanoflegend4622]

That dutch accent is funny af

[@denverdubois5835]

The eerie Lane/Alpina multiple vortex twister looks a LOT like the Greenfield IA EF4 from May '24, shot via drone footage by Reed Timmer. Spooky.

[@andrewelledge2814]

So water tornados must be the reason for fish falling from the skies at various points in history.

[@Hazenrdpk2612]

It’s water spouts, a land spout that enter the water.

[@nicshere]

It's quite likely that is the case.

[@matthewwilliamson6343]

Great video, really enjoyed the edutainment of knowing about these random things occurring.

[@RussiaAddict1]

back in 2014, when I was living in Mason City, Iowa, I heard of not one, but two tornadoes touching down, one on the south side of town and the other on the west side going towards Clear Lake. the one on the west end knocked out power to a portion of the town and tore up property including my stepsister's garage.

[@Zulaz1G]

Keep up the good work,Always looking forward to your vids

[@Jake-u9g8i]

Hey the name is jake, from marshalltown. That day was a crazy one. Can't believe we made it on a top list. Love your channel, keep up the great work!

[@pumpkinheadqueen2071]

Thank you for giving Clinton, Iowa a shout-out!! That's my hometown!!

[@onemomentscaught]

Mother nature is fierce

[@the-weirdist]

A person's life isn't lost when they die. It's not like that person's life can be found in order to bring that person back. It's not missing. It's gone.

[@Katmai_Bear_480]

Not all things that are lost are found, again.

[@WONS-SEPTUM]

okay edgelord

[@seanmccarty1176]

Mike Bettes accidentally intercepted the 2013 El Reno tornado and was nearly killed. His footage looked otherworldly. Also if you're gonna storm chase, maybe use Rain X on your windows.

[@SUPREME-EARTH-MOMENTS]

*0:55** - This tornado takes destruction to a whole new level, tearing through everything in its path with unbelievable ferocity! **3:20** - Just when you think you've seen it all, this monstrous funnel cloud shows why tornadoes are truly forces of nature like no other. These videos aren't just extreme-they're on a completely different level, showcasing the raw, terrifying power of nature in ways you’ve never seen before!"*

[@paigemaddi]

Generalizing storm chasers as "adrenaline junkies" is not a great move man... a lot of them do it to warn the public, assist the weather/news meteorologists with eyes on the ground as well as being first responders immediately after. Most people seeing a tornado in real life would be excited/terrified and have a surge of adrenaline.

[@paxwallace8324]

Oh that would be Volcanologists

[@DJBeniQ]

Man... i love this spooky sound between clips

[@swithinbarclay4797]

I've done a fair amount of reading about the 1925 Tristate. That last one in Fairdale has some of the characteristics, the behavior of that one, a murky, horizontally churning "fog" to it, the way I'd imagined it to be, based upon some very good contemporaneous descriptions, and you probably couldn't tell where the roar was coming from. All of a sudden, it was right on top of you. The 1925 was extremely wide; it had to have been, and with lots of deceptive behavior that could have confused even most of today's storm hunters.

[@gypsyfirestorm]

I'm surprised 2013 El Reno didn't make the cut. RIP Twistex

[@Underworld5s]

Covered it in many other videos, plus im planning a long tornado video in a couple months where Ill include it!

[@alexgilbert2]

@@Underworld5syes please do!

[@alexgilbert2]

And Hallam Nebraska, which was the second largest tornado on record

[@taariqkhanoflegend4622]

That thing was monstrous

[@alexgilbert2]

@@taariqkhanoflegend4622 exactly, both were monstrous along with April 2011

[@georgevavoulis4758]

We get them in Mediterranean countries as well

[@4MANIDW]

I love your passion for this topic! It really shines through in your video

[@TMaxMoment]

Hi bro, nice video

[@bradhiebert6403]

People don't know that Manitoba is the northern part of tornado alley.

[@TheUtuber999]

20:14 "I gotta pee." 😆

[@SurpriseCatastrophes]

your video is very good

[@Raptor1867]

15:26 me when I drop a massive deuce in the toilet:

[@angiequarles9452]

Amazing 😮 20:44

[@NGReporter]

Scary but also full of fun

[@Itsmemrb90]

Very informative thank you

[@LilJigglypuff999]

Thank God I finally found somebody that pronounced my hometown right.

[@oblaamburwerona]

crazzy!

[@OracleRedBullRacingforever]

In the summer of 1764, the strongest tornado in German history to date raged in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, reaching F5. Many think that tornadoes only occur in the USA, but tornadoes are not uncommon in Germany either. There were also tornadoes in Germany in 2024.

[@pyramidhead138]

9:02 Tornado: This place is a mess, i need to clean it up

[@derekrieger7330]

Canada is my country!

[@gxlxn]

13:55 when your team choose wrong person to operate the camera.

[@luizbritoomundo2.0]

impressionante tornado maiores inclivel !!!!

[@brear.5679]

There was one in Montana and I live in Montana. I'm so glad I did it got in the tornado and we're safe now. We're safe now safe safe safe and when we get home. I get the play of my friends and I get to have a friend time and maybe asleep over and have so much fun and stamp late and I'm. Going to my dad's tomorrow right now? I'm with my mom. I'm so happy I'm so happy with my mom. I'm so happy with my dad I love everybody❤

[@Marshall_The_Gamer]

👋🏻 hi

[@VAM_123]

These are videos so entertaining and fascinating 🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️

[@EvripidouM]

The guys in the boat (first clip) must have shat their pants

[@Bzac_incrediblemoments]

These natural disasters look like something from a sci-fi movie! 🥶🥶

[@TheChromePup]

Fun fact! The Nevada, IA tornado was only about 30min from Marshalltown, IA! 😂 (Also, the Marshalltown tornado not only impacted the hospital, but made a direct hit on the downtown Mcfarland clinic, too!)

[@JessiexXxX]

We had a tornado in Washington State in Port Orchard in 2018 which was very rare for this area. It was like an E2 and did about 1.8 million dollars in damage. A lot of homes were destroyed but thankfully no fatalities. I moved here in 2009, I grew up in Michigan and Kentucky and was stationed in the Army in Oklahoma. I thought I got away from those lol but now I have earthquakes to be concerned about.

[@BusSchorsch]

In Europe are much more than 300!!!! Much more!!!!

[@dai-nippon_digger]

Well, it's much harder to get them on Camera than ones in America. They're much less common and there are fewer storm chasers in Europe to catch them.

[@catz497]

And they're also definitely not in the UK 😂 I've only ever heard of 2 happening in the last like 50 years, and according to the met Office we get about 35 per year (I guess they're technically tornados but most likely just a bit of strong, circular wind)

[@juliaforsyth8332]

@@catz497 They average 30 a year in the UK. !981 had 120!

[@KeLinioDOXFoxcel92]

19:57 that actually was an Ef-4 Tornado!

[@Random-guy-on-yt]

It said there was a chance for a tornado rated EF2 or higher

[@sgdeluxedoc]

16:00 should put to rest any thoughts that Canada only has weak pencil sized twisters! A large EF3 and , sadly, two lives lost. RIP...

[@criticalthinking3709]

Oil tanker drives straight into it lol and no one lost their lives?

[@amandaterrill7421]

The tornado pushed his tanker off the highway a ways (right side up!) and he wasn't hurt. It's kind of shocking.

[@Smasho8000]

That's why you'll never catch me living in the midwest. Too flat and no hills/mountains and woods to stop the wind.

[@Awest101784]

Ok that makes absolutely NO sense...

[@ey3z4ya]

Yes, because there are definitely zero natural threats everywhere else in the country

[@Smasho8000]

​@@Awest101784 Tornadoes are rare here in East Texas. Threats are common, but they almost never touch down here.

[@Smasho8000]

​@ey3z4ya I don't remember saying that. Just that tornadoes are common where it's flat.

[@terrib627]

@@Smasho8000 You'll probably see some in a few days with Beryl.

[@aungphomemyat-os6kj]

2:44 i know what you said

[@Richard-p3b]

Yup!

[@OusmanBoukar]

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[@timmypennywiserossross5903]

I saw this live on max velocity the video with the truck tipping over

[@lowaeastsidebrooklyn8869]

I moved to Missouri and the first month we had two tornados

[@Overseer_Gaming]

I drove through Marshalltown about a month after this tornado happened the damage on one street was so bad that even a month afterwords it was still blocked off

[@jermainesimmons2944]

On July 19th, 2018 A powerful EF-3 tornado swept through parts of Central Iowa and brought massive damage on the city of Marshalltown, about a hour's drive northeast of Des Moines

[@Enzo88848]

Bro the tornados really said were not changing stories were changing lives

[@jaiiibaby7922]

I was in iowa when this happend. I was at home and there was a tree near by my house and it split 3 ways causing us to get stuck inside but we eventually got out.

[@jf5618]

We learn right out of the gates, wtf in English is global

[@GarryFisherProRider]

I watch your videos from time to time, because I haven't found any fakes or made up stories or bs narratives... yet.

[@JoyceTunnell-r4q]

15:34 15:37 I think I have a supercell storm here 17:25 😮 help please

[@hervevazeilles3790]

Tornadoes are not rare in Europe. They are less frequent and smaller than in the USA for sure. But 300 recorded ones a year is not rare. It would be like saying week days are rare days.

[@SuhaniShaikh-kp9pr]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@CrescentPlayZone]

I know what Sean Casey is now doing he is going back to filming from his vehicle which if he want to get closer he should think about adding spikes to his vehicle if want to allow him to get close enough not fully inside to get extreme up close footage

[@BillMulholland1]

👍

[@ericascali5427]

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿😩😩😩😩😩😩

[@relicrecoveryspecialist16]

Hey, my buddy Ben Holcomb and I video this storm. He’s on the storm with me on the storm video of Bromide, OK as well

[@GamingwithMDP-MDP]

It looks like a soft spiral

[@MixxMatrix]

How can you have 100% chance?

[@prajwalsingdan9489]

No tornado in Nepal😌

[@felicitytoad]

😮😮😮😇🤠

[@Hellfurian1972]

At 7:24 that oil tanker driver should be fired as that could have been an environmental disaster and the company would have had to front the bill.

[@MainesOwn]

Amsterdam is *not* the capital of the Netherlands

[@Grey-sprunki101]

America never gets normal

[@bigeman88dj]

Theres no Hastings County in Nebraska. As for tornadoes here, we get them all yhe time. Im so use to them that ill only go to my basement for a tornado warning if I see my neighbors house blow away!

[@grunt9131]

What happened to the tanker truck?

[@Greghaspc]

Hi

[@robloxdailyfights5197]

hi why are people saying first😮

[@BusSchorsch]

Rare European Tornado? There are several hundred a year!!!!!!!

[@CalliNightmare]

I mean the company did their best, but it wasn't great lol 😆

[@sophiaisabelle027]

This is startling footage. You won't ever get to see more disastrous footage like this again.

[@terrib627]

Nah. We see worse than this almost daily in 2024.

[@CathyCiaccia]

W

[@sceneri779]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@emilycassi1495]

Some people have no business owning a video camera or a phone if they don't have the capacity to hold the damn thing still while filming!!!

[@carrieandgiannadavieszieli4299]

Witches Dance!

[@lloydzufelt7514]

These people are so happy to see this, how many people are dead for their happiness????

[@KitMJSTR]

It’s Bonnie okey??

[@ronnieperdue2977]

Are you guys insane or just high on tornado meds I'm born in Alabama tornadoes are very common down there have been in one each to his you could pay me to do it

[@badmonkey2222]

"The meat packing city"🤣

[@richardmemberhead4773]

too much talky, not enough tornodoey

[@amyjepsen4581]

We dont have tornadoes i Denmark, they are not powerful enough. But we gets landspout and waterspout sometimes