Scariest STORM Moments Caught on Camera

Scariest STORM Moments Caught on Camera
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[@s_thy]

At least the first dude has proper evidence for insurance 😂😂😂

[@Bobzt2]

That hail storm was WILD

[@brokentombot]

Seen one with bigger hail, while driving down the interstate.... That is wild.

[@visiontv68]

The psychological impact of living through such terrifying storms is immense. Are we providing enough mental health support for survivors?

[@Bzac_incrediblemoment]

Hi bro, nice video

[@spinecat]

paying for hail damage to a car is not a cheap endeavor

[@dmhq-administration]

ICE CUBES FALLING FROM THE SKY! *sings happily* 🤣

[@DG-mi2mc]

2024, Everyone has good resolution camera's on their phones, yet these videos still look like Minecraft😂

[@14Lokas]

Wawerwhats a minecwaft

[@danielm4436]

Lots of factors can decrease video quality. Original upload to certain platforms, the camera itself, youtube possibly compresses it more, maybe the service or wifi is bad so it uploads at lower quality also.

[@noneyabusiness4006]

Or if you're taking a picture of sasquatch

[@rabidrabbitshuggers]

Yeah it’s almost as if filming in extreme conditions has massive effects on the visual quality of film Like what gives who ARE these people

[@RJpkFire]

a lot of people dont clean their cameras

[@BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, Underworld..!! From lightning strikes to torrential downpours, a stark reminder of Mother Nature's raw power.. 🥶

[@ValorWarrior5258]

As children, we had a major farming potato field across from our home. We use to see the dust devils/ dirt devils, and run into them, closing our eyes. We had sandy gritty feeling all over us, but the dirt was cooled by the spinning motion.... and on a hot summer day it was nice.... and fun! :)

[@visiontv68]

The footage of these storms is horrifying, but are we taking the necessary steps to address the underlying causes?

[@marshbunny1]

I'm in Florida. As a child we used to run along in the fog behind the mosquito trucks. Kids are dumb.

[@jacklow9611]

@@visiontv68 : What necessary steps are there? There were storms and other natural disasters long before we were here.

[@lesley4085]

Great to see the footage but it never ceases to amaze me that folk will put themselves at risk for the sake of a video 🤦‍♀️

[@LightBlueVans]

some of these people take “the camera man never dies” a little too seriously 😬

[@visiontv68]

Are we focusing too much on immediate relief and not enough on long-term solutions to prevent storm damage?

[@xxdesertstorm]

YOLO and come on there is 8 billion of us so one missing doesn't hurt but the fact we keep having kids cough cough freeloading foreign then it will hurt us

[@Lillia-nu2xt]

Your videos are solid, keep up the good work

[@visiontv68]

Watching these storms unfold, it's clear that climate change is no longer a distant threat but a present reality.

[@chartier67]

I love the fact he never uses clickbait titles.

[@1989Rep_Swiftie]

bot

[@xxdesertstorm]

@@chartier67 funny how you fell for a bot

[@xxdesertstorm]

how do 38 people fall for a bot that KZbin is too stupid to remove as the ones doing this are their Indian employees #MAKEKZbinGREATAGAIN by not moving the support to India

[@aretnap3653]

14:25... Dude Freaked-Out, When He Thought "StoneColdSteveAustin" was About to Bust In!😜

[@visiontv68]

Should there be more international cooperation and funding to help countries better prepare for and respond to extreme weather?

[@wowsurprise-tinh1]

Natural disasters like storms are a powerful reminder of nature's force. They can cause significant damage, from uprooted trees to destroyed homes. It's crucial to stay vigilant and prepared. International cooperation and funding can help countries better respond to and prepare for these extreme weather events. The courage and resilience of those living in storm-prone areas are truly admirable.

[@RicHairPIE]

@@visiontv68 No! How can you ask other countries to pay for what they are providing for themselves? Taxpayers end up paying for all of that!

[@visiontv68]

@@RicHairPIE I understand your frustration. Asking other countries to pay for what they provide for themselves can indeed place an additional burden on taxpayers. It's essential to find a fair and balanced approach that considers the financial responsibilities of all parties involved and ensures that resources are used effectively and equitably.

[@Richard-lm4qu]

I just love this creepy back ground music.😂

[@peterelliott7333]

Blue/green sky. Watch for the whirling eye.

[@visiontv68]

Seeing the destruction firsthand makes you wonder if our current climate policies are anywhere near adequate.

[@Og-Judy]

​​@@visiontv68There ARE plenty of l padequate warnings. People just need to pay attention and stop disregarding them. It's always the cavalier dck hedz that get injured and killed for the most part

[@rhsb553]

Yeah, it's NEVER good when the sky turns green.

[@andrewfrey6960]

We're just outside of Houston when that tornado came through. I know it was barely an ef-1 if i remember hearing, but how quickly it appeared is terrifying. We got the warning on our phones, so we went outside to look around. it was calm, then after a moment, there was a light breeze, and then barely a minute later it was knocking trees down around town.

[@aretnap3653]

1:25... *EveryThing* Changed, When Tony Turned His Head for Seconds & Then Looked Back!😬

[@zuritribe4844]

thats what i said too!

[@brokentombot]

Looked like a rendering fail. There was no sound effect or anything. The scene just glitched into the F-ed phase.

[@OcVideoTributes]

Bro I thought the same thing

[@visiontv68]

Shouldn't governments invest more in early warning systems and disaster preparedness to mitigate the impact of such storms?

[@bgood2010]

@@visiontv68 AI bot.

[@Carolevw]

It amazes me that people who know a tornado could happen, leave everything outside, like cars, bins, outdoor furniture. They are flying objects and cause more damage.

[@visiontv68]

The unpredictability of these storms is scary. Are our forecasting and emergency response systems keeping pace with climate change?

[@hasicazulatv2078]

Some garages can hold 1 car and most times theres one inside and one outside if theres 2 or they use the garage for storage amd have no room for their car and some houses just dont have a garage.

[@TroubleToby3040]

"Cars"?! I put mine in the living room whenever the wind kicks up... Just so it won't fly around hitting stuff.

[@lisashackelford5951]

What if they don't have a garage and have no choice but to keep cars outside

[@Carolevw]

I can't believe these comments! When you look at this video you see a nice, suburban street all houses with garages, usually double ones, cars, outdoor furniture and bins on the street. They knew it was coming beforehand. Stupid enough to stand outside and film the whole thing, with projectiles flying around, trees pulled out of the ground - and you make all sorts of silly remarks to my observation. OF COURSE not everybody can utilise their garages better but it is these types of videos that are shown constantly where you know they could have made things better for themselves. It's no wonder insurance premiums get so high.

[@Roxas_Sanity]

That tree was like “peek-a-boo”!! 💀

[@aidansmom33]

If it turns green you go in a safe spot NOW

[@1989Rep_Swiftie]

KING HAS POSTED!

[@stoneysdead689]

14:40- "His roof wouldn't last much longer." Gee- I wonder why. It's literally two pieces of corrugated plastic- that's not a roof, that's shade.

[@visiontv68]

The devastation caused by these storms makes you question if current disaster relief efforts are sufficient.

[@borleyboo5613]

Bloody hell! That derecho in Quebec though! I have NEVER, EVER seen sky that colour before. And how quickly everything changed. That was literally awesome. We don’t get anything like that here in England. 😮

[@Q-IncredibleMoments]

Witnessing the astounding scenes preserved on camera filled me with complete amazement

[@Thomas-VA]

i never laugh at any nature damages on either coast and anything inbetween, and we're living in a grace period as far as what extremes could be. Stay safe.

[@omidmandave608]

You to😊

[@visiontv68]

Is the media sensationalizing these storm moments, or is it important to show the raw power of nature to spur action?

[@andrewkuhne2586]

Yeah should you really be putting your own watermark over someone else's footage?

[@visiontv68]

Are we neglecting the role of deforestation and urbanization in exacerbating the severity of these storms?

[@biffy117]

AI can remove it.

[@hi_tech_reptiles]

Notice how most aren't from the US - channels like this usually pay for rights to the clip so they can file CR claims whenever they show up on other channels. Juken Media (FailArmy) comes to mind, tho they pay up to $500 or so for US made clips. Probably $100 or less for outside US/EU clips

[@hi_tech_reptiles]

And I'm not saying it's right, just that they don't mind paying a little to own rights to a clip because they make a ton from it being shared after, and unlike the original owner they have the infrastructure/know how, etc to file those claims

[@IsolatedWolf1]

Majority of things uploaded are fair use. KZbin runs it's own copyright checks before you even upload a video onto KZbin. Your really not going to run into many copyright issues using footage, unlike music, which is almost always picked up as copyright unless you're paying for a music subscription to use them fairly.

[@himluvr4eva]

why we screaming and going back to the area that made us scream? that makes NO sense

[@herstoryanimated]

I don't know why but that irritated me so much!!

[@visiontv68]

The sheer power of these storms makes you wonder if we’re doing enough to protect vulnerable communities.

[@noneyabusiness4006]

It's Santa Barbara. Turns out you don't have to be smart, to be rich !

[@rhsb553]

I do not understand why people want to put themselves in danger when the weather is so bad. Honey, you are NOT Jim Cantore. Get your butt inside, where it's safer!

[@AtleBerven]

You my friend, have one of the best narrating voices on the whole interweb 🙂

[@billpark8988]

I appreciate the background with the videos.

[@Demyxu]

Derechos are such a 'simple' storm by comparison to most other storm types, but they look SO cool from a distance.

[@abigailpena5950]

Each time I saw the videos I yelled in my head for them to take cover, I swear, these people will not last long if they keep doing this

[@98bgus]

The unbelievable moments were absolutely mind-boggling

[@NaturesRages]

so tragic I can't believe it hope god bless them

[@insanityliestous]

2016 hail storm in Dickinson. Got a friend who lives there. He said it was complete chaos when the hail was coming down. He's lived there a long time and hadn't seen hail like that coming down for over a decade. So the dudes reaction of that hail storm is legit. there was crazy amounts of damage.

[@Seraiburchgamesandmore]

4:40 looks like a hurricane

[@visiontv68]

The human cost of these storms is heartbreaking. Should wealthier nations do more to support affected countries?

[@yakacm]

@@visiontv68 The storm he's talking about was in the US, there is no wealthier country.

[@charlesthomas5956]

​@visiontv68 Everything you've said here is unrelated to these comments.

[@Mellectic]

I can't believe there was footage I've never, ever seen before. That right there is reason enough to sub!

[@dmhq-administration]

The screaming woman made Me laugh, ngl! 🤔🤣

[@jacklow9611]

What was so crazy about the Dickinson, No. Dak. hailstorm? Here in the panhandle of Nebraska, we, and East Cental Wyoming get them occasionally too. It's just something we have to deal with and continue on with our lives.

[@Christina_320]

That Tornado with the explosion though…dang.

[@Bzac_incrediblemoment]

Hi bro, nice video

[@omidmandave608]

I love your video I wish it goes viral😊

[@visiontv68]

The destruction caused by these storms highlights the urgent need for stronger building codes and infrastructure resilience.

[@310_Latchkey_kid]

God....I think that been in one of those storms is annoying enough, but hearing ....... people scream while you're experiencing it, it's have to be worse!!

[@visiontv68]

The sheer power of these storms makes you wonder if we’re doing enough to protect vulnerable communities.

[@tuffsheddweller]

14:49 Holy toledo, the roof coming off was like something straight out of a disaster movie like Twister/Into the Storm.

[@loriolson692]

I love the one about Dickinson North Dakota I live north of their Williston North Dakota a couple hundred miles from Canada but yeah the weather out here is freaking crazy

[@visiontv68]

How can we ensure that rebuilding efforts after such storms are sustainable and resilient to future events?

[@GirlOnAQuest]

I busted into tears 🤣🤣🤣@11:09

[@freakyflow]

while driving And always in the same area i been in : 2 micro burst 4 Snow walls ( blinding snow for about 2 miles Then nice again) 1 Tornado (watched a roof get thrown across the highway into a forest) ...A few moose...A bear...And a cop arresting a naked man...Fun highway

[@LadyTarasque]

some areas of ONT got hit pretty hard with another storm just a month later ^^; downburst that time so lot less areas affected.. that was a wild year for storms o-o

[@tylerrose3633]

The Dickenson footage sounds like a TNT firework.

[@KarenLee-bs5ms]

I live in Arkansas I am on the outskirts of Cabot Arkansas I remember that tornado nicely

[@jamesfowley4114]

That bridge will take a year or two to replace.

[@visiontv68]

Should there be stricter regulations on development in high-risk storm areas to prevent future tragedies?

[@dimamariankov1929]

That's why, always hide your car inside your garrage, durring storms

[@visiontv68]

Should storm footage be used more effectively in educational campaigns to raise awareness about climate change?

[@anitacraighead7038]

Not everyone has a garage!!!

[@Firehawk0469]

And if you live in a big city, park on a top floor of a parking garage in case it floods. This has already paid off for me even though inconvenient to ride a bike home from there

[@dominiquepilon5910]

The storm at 3:06 i live near Ottawa Canada believe it was scary. It was sunny one minute then dark the next one

[@theKTCalamity]

i remember having to bike home from work in that Derecho. was a wild ride. almost /lost/ my ride out from under me lmao

[@Comedycontrys]

GUYS HE'S USING A VOICE CHANGER HE'S ACTUALLY 7

[@asiaking6217]

My baby fell asleep to the guy getting smacked by hail..as soon as the guy screamed "ow" his eyes closed...great 🤍 noise for a baby's ears

[@dinadaniella9317]

I am grateful that my country, Indonesia, has never experienced a storm like this, even though it was only a small storm, not enough to wipe out thousands of houses. I appreciate the courage of the people who live in European American countries with an extraordinary level of alertness to storms like this.

[@visiontv68]

Are we neglecting the role of deforestation and urbanization in exacerbating the severity of these storms?

[@jacklow9611]

The more it can or does happen, the more alertness there needs to be, but even if they rarely happen where you are, it would help to expect that something might happen someday, so it would be good to have a plan in place.

[@SkeetRadar]

there used to be this spot by our house that would always get dust devils. one day, my siblings and I geared up with goggles and other protection and stood in the middle of a particularly strong one. it threw branches and stuff everywhere. it was exhilarating!

[@Seed-vf5qb]

Humans like to think they're unstoppable, but Mother Nature will always be there to remind us who's REALLY the boss every so often.

[@ThePumpin1]

FACTS!!!!

[@samsunguser3438]

That first guy is so lucky that he didn't get snatched up and blown away or worse...yikes!

[@user-vn6le1nx9o]

Amazing

[@mclaurinisGODsSon2]

I'm from California and only ever have lived along the coast from Central to Southern California. Storms like these never happen. I can't believe this is real. Unbelievably scary.

[@NickeyVamp]

How does the wind even sound like it has a Brazilian accent.. lol. I like it.

[@Ch3rlie653]

The people standing outside while literal TORNADOES are passing over either has nine lives or loves flirting with death

[@Tiltrotortech]

Them: "Mountain collapse in China!"... Me:"Those are about as common as a sunrise."

[@ninaanderson2018]

I was in the Amory MS tornado March 24th 2023

[@visiontv68]

The economic impact of these storms is staggering. How can we better prepare our economies to withstand such shocks?

[@ryanwills-37]

little Rock guy was a beast

[@visiontv68]

It's shocking how unprepared some areas are for storms of this magnitude. Shouldn't disaster preparedness be a higher priority?

[@PaulWesleyBowen]

#2 -- the Dust Devil ... can also leave a layer of dust that needs to be cleaned off everything. They can be quite messy.

[@dalesmth1]

It’s been a crazy year for Derechos.

[@JerryPowell-qu1hj]

Nice

[@charlesdobbs4570]

Haven't run into the middle of dust devils since I was a kid.

[@laurakyplain2413]

Respect MotherEarth, she’s powerful enough for people who take and never stop taking

[@LordDonutz]

Dust devils are cool, we used to run through them when we lived in the desert. Remember to keep your mouth and eyes closed when you do though, for obvious reasons.

[@visiontv68]

Are we doing enough to support the resilience of small, vulnerable communities facing the brunt of these storms?

[@Anonymous-kr8cq]

Dude, turn the camera away while the tree fell

[@loriolson692]

January 2024 for 3 days straight we were -45 with the wind chill of -90 cars don't start in that weather heating can't keep up in that weather

[@visiontv68]

Are insurance companies adjusting their policies to reflect the increasing risks of storm damage?

[@morganpethis3960]

@@visiontv68 Yes they are.

[@04mach1speed]

@10:07 “Golfball and Baseball”? lol! Not even close.

[@markmcgrew9012]

Nice 💥 power

[@visiontv68]

The fact that these storms are becoming more common is alarming. What drastic measures should we take to combat climate change?

[@cartersvhscorner50]

The disaster who caused the winds and the tree to fly in California was an Extreme Thunderstorm bringing 111-125mph winds.

[@chartier67]

The dust devil was the scariest of all lol.

[@timweather3847]

Best dust devil footage I have ever seen. Well worth including, but not scary at all to my mind and nowhere comparable to all the other clips.

[@jacklow9611]

Scary? Why? Dust Devils aren't much of anything. Fffft!

[@chartier67]

@@jacklow9611 Sarcasm, thus the "lol'

[@jacklow9611]

@@chartier67 : With "lol" being overused all the time, even on serious comments, how can anyone tell if the commenter is being serious or sarcastic anymore? What happened to "/s" to indicate sarcasm?

[@sergioavila2512]

What i will never understand is people get tornado advisories and warnings...why do i always see trash bins hurled accross the street rather than move them inside the house

[@tpiercevlogs]

hi

[@Roseberry13]

Bro imagine a tornado coming and saying April fools

[@byronk1987]

get that bridge built in five days?! Your videos would be better without your 2 cents

[@hasicazulatv2078]

He said it HADNT been repaired for 5 days

[@Rmm1722]

Scary endeed 😮

[@MotherNature-ux3jk]

Amidst the chaos of natural disasters, let's extend a helping hand and advocate for policies that safeguard our environment.

[@anthonyjohnson100]

If that 14:30 hail storm hit where I live in Hawaii I’d know for sure that the world is ending lol

[@visiontv68]

The footage shows just how interconnected our global climate system is. Are international climate agreements effective enough?

[@NOWtheband]

12:59 - There's something moving across the sky (maybe paper) 🙂

[@DariaMorgandoffer]

Number 10....the tornado in little Rock, I was there. But i was lucky , i was right on the other side of the tornado, i was able to see it but we wasnt hit...i totally understand why the guy wanted to see it, and he probably didn't think it would be that bad...i will say hes very lucky, because his area got hit really bad, he must of lived right below the hill...that area has never been hit by a tornado, always came close but never that close...really heartbreaking some still haven't recovered from that storm... Alot of people have PTSD, everytime ee get a storm ,we prepare for the worse

[@la_voste]

I think today am early 😅😅

[@visiontv68]

Shouldn't governments invest more in early warning systems and disaster preparedness to mitigate the impact of such storms?

[@la_voste]

@@visiontv68 am sure they know of this,but the government its about personal interest 😒

[@trevorfeverdj]

😮

[@donaldholderdoc2910]

1st one. "Now you see a nice neighborhood, now you don't"! Tony will never leave the basement again during a storm warning 😞

[@becreative2420]

He's lucky he didn't get sucked up by the winds and that it wasn't a stronger ef rating. Idiot.

[@annawarriorgacha]

10:41 woo buddy the adrenaline that went through this guy

[@veenasser8946]

I’ll Just Take That For A Souvenir 🌫️🌪️Bye

[@OldManBilly]

I’ve resolved never to live in a prefecture-level city.

[@GlendaleNOAA]

10:49 Wind Advisory’s be like:

[@19jake23]

Newtons law: Objects fall at the same speed, not 9 to 25 mph Bro. Great video.

[@willam9421]

So, let me get this straight. A feather will fall as fast as a bowling ball?? Someone wanted to leave a smart comment but got called out by someone that actually paid attention in school.

[@Rambley199]

It’s literally burning in my state because I live I’m not gonna tell you

[@janson4321]

why people standing outdoors even there are flying objects outside ??

[@NineballChris]

They are standing out there to get video footage. You have to accept the danger part of it to get a good video of the event. :)

[@converter-joe]

Geo Engineering at its best!

[@kspen6110]

The dust devil wasn't scary. But the other ones were.

[@visiontv68]

Should governments enforce mandatory evacuations more strictly to save lives during such extreme weather events?

[@RoryMC17]

great 👍👍😂😂

[@AllieLouise13]

The second one made me remember the dream i had other night it was where i was at my old school my elementry school and all my middle school classmates were there for some reason and we were outside staring at the sky. And then this plane crashed into the school next door to us (which is very weird cause my middle school has a school next to it but not my elem) and then this girk started running for her life to climb over a fence like it was gonna do something and then the plane exploded. And then somehow we appeared in an elevator and then lava was rising and me and other people almost died but then i woke up! 😛 why the heck did i have that dream?! Idk.. Why did it kinda sound like 9/11? IDKKK. I WAS NOT EVEN ALIVE THENN 😭😂

[@lucasranzz]

"Levou a telha inteira, Márcia!"

[@lucasranzz]

That could actually be his first tornado, cuz despite here being the second most likely place to experience storms like that, something I didn't know, winds this strong ain't common.

[@visiontv68]

The world may be praying for those affected, but prayers need to be matched with concrete actions to prevent future disasters.

[@jediprettyboy]

“For they have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind…”

[@timweather3847]

If that Dickinson storm really produced hail from golf ball to baseball size, it is a pity that the man only filmed the small stuff.