In the 1st clip, mother nature said "I got you fam!"😂

there are quite a few folks doing compilation videos on youtube these days - but the quality of decent information and especially the narration (and the care you take with pronunciation) is exceptional with your videos and does not go unnoticed. They are the only ones I end up watching all the way through.

props to that cop for his heroic hop while bringing that boats props to a stop.

@sethandrewberger

4 ай бұрын

See what ya did there. 😅😅😅

"As long as you're standing a safe distance away, it won't hurt you." Um... Yeah. That literally applies to _everything._ No matter what it is, if it hurts you then you were by definition too close.

@marylouinprogress

7 ай бұрын

xD I was thinking that too

Regarding the first (#12), the well-timed visit to a volcano about to blow, I cannot help thinking of those poor research scientists when Mt. St. Helens blew. They were five miles away at what they believed was a safe distance. The very first eruption took them out to such an extent that they were never heard from again and no one ever found their remains. Since then I have always considered anyone going to view a volcano up close as idiotic, insane or possibly suicidal.

@Awest101784

8 ай бұрын

Oh shut up…seriously

@LTPottenger

8 ай бұрын

People go close to them all the time, but like anything with risk sometimes the risk is too high.

@michaeld53

8 ай бұрын

Give them the Darwin Award

@kingcosworth2643

7 ай бұрын

I think their ridiculous yelling scared the volcano into submission.

@KellyGuy08

7 ай бұрын

I was 10 when it happened, living in Sandpoint Idaho, fishing Lake Pend Orrielle. Amazing how much ash touched down and how dark the sky was, given how far away we were. Went outside the next day to collect some ash coating our truck. Roughly 2" of ash on it.

That #9 spiral, round rocket seemed like it was going to be a bust. Then, it seemed like it was going to blow. But then it reached proper RPM and spiraled over 1,000-ft in the sky! It was awesome! "The Helix Rocket."

@peterolsen9131

6 ай бұрын

they are called "girandola" and they are a work of art , go and look at ned gorski's stuff, truley awesome!

@cathyvickers9063

2 ай бұрын

Looks like it set fire to the stage, first!

*Thank you, I am amazed watching these wonderful moments*

Great video, guys...thanks for sharing this with us 💯

I don't know how you do it, but every video is funnier than the last. Truly addictive content!

自然が癒してくれる一方で、同じ間違いを繰り返さないようにしましょう。

@MCAlexisYT

3 ай бұрын

_??????????????_ What in the freezing hot dogs is a Japanese person doing here? And how did you understand _ANYTHING_ the narrator said? (I'm just really confused) Here's the comment I'm replying to translated using Google Translate: "While nature can heal us, let's not make the same mistakes again." And here's the reply translated to Japanese (again using Google Translate): [日本語訳] 日本人はここで凍りつくホットドッグの中で何をしているのでしょうか？ナレーターの言ったことをどのように理解しましたか? （私は本当に混乱しているだけです）

8:00 Helix Rocket = Jaw Drop.

@asahearts1

8 ай бұрын

Definately beats the hell out of this year's Asian Games. 😅

This 9:40 happens in Colorado as well, going through the Eisenhower tunnel. One time we were going skiing from the Denver area. It was nice, clear and sunny, but as soon as we passed through the tunnel, it wasn’t snowing, there was a full on blizzard over there. So crazy that if we had turned back, in a matter of a minute, we would have been in beautiful blue skies again lol

@paysonedwards5081

7 ай бұрын

35yo Colorado Native: I can vouch for this. Yeah, there’s that old tired joke about waiting 5 minutes for the weather to change if you don’t like it, but any TRUE Colorado native knows dreads the season of wearing a sweater in the morning and regretting it in the afternoon. Also has supplies and apparel on hand, at any time, in every frequented area for all emergency weather circumstances. Except hurricanes. They don’t know where we live.

@Observer_Effect

7 ай бұрын

It's fun driving from Denver to . . . . Colorado! The front range - Kansas with a view (although Denver is more polluted).

@timmylittle2406

7 ай бұрын

Peoples republik of denver

@ex-navyspook

6 ай бұрын

As a Colorado native, I totally agree with the sentiments here. Gotta plan for any contingency; gotta plan for any type of weather, which can change on a dime, especially in the mountains; carry survival supplies in your car, especially in the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. Yes, I know I covered four seasons, but there are really only two seasons -- well, three, if you count the Mother-Nature-with-Turettes that bookends 'Summer' where the weather is...fickle -- and that's hot, and cold...very often BOTH in the same day, and often more than once in the same day! If you're in the mountains (like where I grew up) it often snows September to September, meaning it likely will snow at least once in what would traditionally be 'summer' months. If you go higher than about eight or nine thousand feet (2430m - 2743m), you might as well bring warm clothes 'cause you might see snow. Just plan accordingly.

Friendship isn't a big thing. It's a million little things.

I couldn't take my eyes off the screen. Incredible

*This channel is what keep me going every day*

21:50 I bet they were both laughing uncontrollably...

Good video! Best regards from 🇸🇪

That spining rocket looked spectacular!

I would give my entire life just to fly passenger with the Hurricane Hunters in number 2. I absolutely love clouds, but especially storm clouds, and the chance to get to see one full-force, up close and personal?? My god, I would give anything. This would be terrifying, thrilling, and absolutely awe-inspiring.

@_Shinasu

5 ай бұрын

Not sure if we still have 1 but we had a white herc here in the UK with all sorts of attachments to it and a long nose. Was nicknamed snoopy

Love this channel ❤

9:40 something similar happened to us in Lower Austria a few years ago. We have just crossed a bridge of the Danube River near Krems and then drove a road uphill directed north. The higher we got the thicker the fog became. I was just seconds away from turning on the rear fog light (which in Austria is only allowed to turn on when you have 50m or less of sight left) of our car when we suddenly got out of it and were greeted by a blue cloudless sunny sky. 🌄

@Dragon-Slay3r

5 ай бұрын

Deploy the scratch on the 200sx that was done when I was @ AP which the Tories used as cover paper pyramid for the big butt plug conversion with the church being said situation 😭

@Jack-1408

5 ай бұрын

​@@Dragon-Slay3r I'm sorry, but google translate crashed every time, so I have no clue what your text means

That water spout was something else. Being able to see that :)

those jet ski drivers in the surf vids need wheelbarrows to walk around with their balls

@winjp88

8 ай бұрын

自然災害は、私たちを自分たちの死と脆弱性に直面させます。

To 8... on my little island Flores/Açores/Portugal we don't need a tunnel to get the same effect... when the clouds are hanging deep over the western side just cross over the Highlands to the eastern side to have beautiful weather. 😂

@SilverAuntie

8 ай бұрын

It sounds wonderful. If this weather system doesn't suit your mood, just take a drive until you find a system that does. Or, wait 1/2 hour, it'll change by itself! 😆

We were on our way back up to Jersey from a vacation in Wilmington, NC when that tornado cut across us on the 95. Snapped a ton of trees and blocked us for about 2 and a half hours. Crazy since we are from Nevada and never saw a tornado. That trip, we saw two lol.

@RobertMurphy-sx8lc

8 ай бұрын

If Americans built their houses from bricks and cement instead of sticks and cadrboard there wouldn't be so much destruction.

@willforeverpubg4235

7 ай бұрын

Woow

Holy Christmas! I've been on a small yacht boat that size in the Gulf of Mexico going 40mph and the up/down chop is intense! If he'd have jumped on a down chop, he would not have made that jump! Incredible skill and sea legs!

Water Spouts are just so oddly satisfying 😁 👍🏻

"Instead of going in his basement" 🤔🤔 that's a trailer home!! 😂

That flare lighting the gas burnoff was metal af!

Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.

One of the coolest episodes I've ever watched!! T-Y🤠

@wines86

8 ай бұрын

Es esencial invertir en infraestructura y educación para prevenir futuras catástrofes.

Why are we wasting gas?

@dragonskizi7681

7 ай бұрын

The gas coming out is mostly excess gas being vented from pockets to vent over pressure from oil drilling. The gas is usually tapped after if there’s a big pocket. A lot the gas is greenhouse gases worse than CO2 and burning it is the lesser of two evils.

That boat jump was badass, ngl.

Tow-in surfing is absolutely insane and incredible to watch.

That surfer saver became a legend that day. That five to each other tells us a bit of what was being said between the two.

Tunnel weather thing happens on Oahu also it’s crazy

@sabinereimer7809

8 ай бұрын

Yes😂

@timweather3847

6 ай бұрын

It’s a perfectly normal rain shadow effect. The rain-bearing clouds are blown onto one side of the island and as the air descends on the leeward side it is warmed by the increasing pressure which evaporates the cloud. The difference in height between the ends of the tunnel in the example shown is irrelevant.

Oh wow, I can't remember the last time I caught one of these videos when still fairly fresh!

Man that rocket festival video can bring a tear to your dang eye.

Dang, pretty good video. Amazing stuff, but probably the most amazing thing here is that guy filming a tornado dismantle his roof without even flinching. Didn't even back up.

wow those waves are huge! Would only expect that big out in the ocean in a storm!

I remember that! It was awful! I live in Oklahoma and I lived here then too! Our sky was so foggy with smoke, I hated being outside! I don’t want to even think how bad it was for everyone that was affected by the blow up of Mount St. Helens!! They are in heaven having the time of their lives!!

Thai fireworks for the win!

I like the eerie music 😮😮

To willingly fly through hurricane weather blows my mind. They’re brave as hell.

#11 That was a mobile home/trailer. There’s no basement. Looks like it was filmed on a porch which was sadly the safer place to be.

@winjp88

8 ай бұрын

築くのに何年もかかるものでも、自然は数秒で破壊してしまいます。

@rosebud6485

8 ай бұрын

Actually under a mattress is the safest place in a trailer. 😂 Seriously that’s what I did when an F3 came right for me and I couldn’t leave. After about 30 seconds under the mattress, I felt everything being picked up. I was being tossed and turned and things were slamming into my body. I just remember it being dark and no control over my body. I ended up about 100 feet from where I had been. Long story short, we lost everything. It was a miracle I lived. I had a broken arm, cuts and bruises all over and hurt my back, eventually needing surgery. This was in Alabama in 2000.

@dr.stacey7283

8 ай бұрын

@@rosebud6485 OMG! I’m so glad you made it through. That had to be terrifying!! Thank God you had the presence of mind to do what you did 🙏🏻

@rosebud6485

8 ай бұрын

@@dr.stacey7283 Believe me, it was nothing short of a miracle. We always left and went to a friends house whenever there was a warning. But like so many, I had become complacent and thought it would blow over. Had my sons been with me I would have left for sure but my husband took them Christmas shopping and I stayed home to wrap presents. This was 12/16/2000. We lost all of their presents but I lived in a wonderful community. Friends visiting out of state offered to use their home until we could find something to rent. A Girl Scout troop brought us a tree and decorations. Parents of our sons’ friends took them clothes shopping. Strangers brought so many wrapped presents for the boys. To top it off, the local Red Cross held a Christmas party for children who had lost their homes in the tornado. I cried every time someone brought us something. Someone we didn’t even know brought me a dozen roses and gave us a thousand dollars. I worried my sons Christmas had been ruined but they had the biggest Christmas ever-and most importantly, both of their parents were with them. Sorry this was long but even though it’s been almost 23 years, I tear up when I think of all the wonderful friends and strangers who helped us. 🥲

Will you guys do a video on abandoned places? theme parks, water parks, hotels, malls.

That man’s deck and wheel chair ramp added all the support need to support that house.

The first guy walked around the rest of the trip, 🎵🎵"I'm a firestarter, twisted firestarter" 🎵🎵

Question: Why does America keep 25% of it’s injectable anesthesia drugs in one place?

@JeffDeWitt

7 ай бұрын

It's not that they are kept there, that's where they are made.

@marylouinprogress

7 ай бұрын

Oh fair. Still seems like it might make the whole system more robust if the manufacturing wasn't so centralized. Idk, I'm not an expert lol. But yeah it seems that way 🤷‍♀️

@JeffDeWitt

7 ай бұрын

@@marylouinprogress You're right, it would, but there are also significant cost savings in having a single large scale operation rather than multiple smaller ones. There are tradeoffs in everything.

FLASHING LIGHTS WARNING

Man, I was proud of counting down my own farts and here comes this guy counting down volcanoes!

My town always seems to deal with half the town getting rain then the other half stays as dry as a the Sahara so like. It’s crazy.

Blue Origin could learn a little something from the helix rocket boys 😂

Deputy Fernandez total badass

Geezuz I gasped at #1. 😱

Oh woah incredible moments caught on camera 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

2:00 The image shown at that time in the clip is Bromo in East Java, Indonesia. . How do I know? I used to live about 40 Kilometres from there for over 3 years and visited the volcano regularly.

Any man that can look a tornado 🌪️ in the eyes while it tearing his home apart is a friend of mines ‼️‼️💪🏾💪🏾

FIRST BABY, I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AND COMMENTARY❤❤

@MoneyAddictKenny

8 ай бұрын

But you’re not first

8:00 Besides the spoke wings giving it more lift as it spun faster, it also got lighter as it burned of its fuel.

#9 was AMAZING in the best hold my beer kind of ways. #7 I would have loved to be there to feel this. #6 as amazing as this looks i can't imagine this doesn't leave behind nasties in the lake.

5:20 That is NOT a gas flare. . It's a damaged oil well in Kuwait, after Saddam Hussein invaded the country and blew up hundreds of oil wells as his armies retreated, and left them to spew oil (and gas) into the air.

That's a very surprising rocket launch...!!! And those people at Nazaré are really asking for it ..... thank god they made it because in a video, you only have a tiny glimpse of what's going on out there!!!

4:17 i was watching it on radar omega as it hit the town. im glad to see everyone is ok!

Lol those dudes lost their minds 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

THAT HIGH FIVE THOUGH!!!😭🤣🤣🤣 22:00

Like in Florida USA the weather is different in each city very often. Like across a park area & sometimes across a street even. Very strange but awesome!!!!!

As I was watching the Rocket Fest one, at one point as the rocket was going up, it goes out of frame (to where all you can see is the smoke). I found myself leaning and crotching down in an attempt to see the actual rocket (like the frame of the screen was blocking my view). I did that for a few seconds. When I realized what I was doing, I uttered to myself "You stupid" and just started laughing at what I was just doing.

@kcanded

7 ай бұрын

Me too!

@adquilantang

7 ай бұрын

Geez, I just noticed I put 'crotching' instead of ' crouching'.

😂😂😂”ROLL-ay”

3:33 A tumble.....bucket. lol. 😂

@colnixon8989

4 ай бұрын

The tumbleweed's noisy cousin.

How do scientists explain the huge shockwave that shot out when the satellite got an image of Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'aipi erupting? That wave went out so fast it must've exceeded the speed of sound! And THANK YOU for saying "Biloxi" right! I love your channel even more now!

Waterspouts are NOT just "tornados that occur over water". Tornados are spawned by meso-cyclonic supercell thunderstorms. A waterspout forms when you have cooler air aloft related to a disturbance (such as a cold front) moving over warmer water below. 2 completely different weather phenomena.

13:32 that chase is like UNSTOPPABLE, with boats instead of trains.

They are NOT the only unit that flys in to the eye of a huracan

¿Cuántas señales necesita la humanidad para cambiar?

#11 live in the next county over in Wilson, was wild and quick

In FACT... it's among the MOST active volcanos in the Southeast quadrant of the northern section of the country... WOW!!! REALLY??? Talk about impressive.

background music link please

Almost every field hand in the Oldfield keeps the Roman candles in their truck just in case there’s a blowout or a flare

The volcano in the first one looks like an average fifth grader’s drawing of one 💀

So, #5 (run away boat), are lanyards not required on an open vessel on the gulf?

9:10 I call it the weather tunnel... In Canary Islands that happen in the all the high islands (the North is cool and wet and the south is warm and dry)... really the islands has several microclimate

I love cheering... yeeaaahhhh volcano!!! Oh ..uhh ...wait ....

Dude literally put spoilers for his own video at the start 😂

@janetgray2184

6 ай бұрын

I find that helpful

10:11, What? No way. It turn from cloudy fog to sunny skies on the other side. It happens sometimes in Hawaii when it's raining in the mountain and partly or mostly cloudy skies on the other side.

People who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it.

Actually, a shock wave can be interpreted as a very very loud noice travelling through the atmosphere, and when you see it as a white front it is because it is condensing water molecules in the air into cloud-like droplets

Sincerity is the way of Heaven. The attainment of sincerity is the way of men.

We have them here in SW Ontario as well … AKA chemical valley where I work! ❤ love my job!

Shock waves are sound waves, they are the same, after a sound passes >194 dB they become shock waves, when the air is forced to move faster than the speed of sound

@statementleaver8095

7 ай бұрын

Whip crack is Sound wave Explosion is Shock wave Sonic boom is Pressure wave But I'll *waver* for Agitation of Speed 👍👍

You can see sound waves using schlieren visualisation

7:07 watch from here. The wait is worth it.

it's a baby waterspout !!!

Even the guy with t he famous St Helens pictures died from the flow

Same

18:39 Is that an underwater tornado?

@winjp88

8 ай бұрын

それはただ祈るだけではありません。 それは私たちの行動に責任を持つことです。

Friendship isn't a big thing. It's a million little things

I can say this while stationed at Sierra Army Depot when EOD blew up stuff you would see the shockwave coming because all the sand. From the barracks you’d see it come down the hill and come towards the main base n would rattle the windows. Blast site was approximately 12 miles away from main base

Man I don’t even rake leaves in my yard if I lived where tornadoes were I wouldn’t clean any of that shit up.

3:44 - Once the tornado was over, he rushed over to his neighbours. *video of the guy slowly walking down his walkway* Whatever his small shed was made from, he should rebuild his house from the same thing.