I’m from the Isle of Skye in the Scottish highlands and we often get some fierce winter storms, but not like these ones in the USA. Ours are more winter storms and it’s usually very strong winds and rain. I’m 46 and I wish I could visit the USA to experience some of these summer storms. If anyone needs a nanny or a nurse in exchange for a place to sleep then I’d definitely be interested lol. This footage is incredible - I wish we had lightning like this!

@SKC193

Жыл бұрын

If you want to see spring/summer storms, Oklahoma is a good place for it! (Or anywhere in the Midwest”). This is all “tornado alley”!

@swtladyjane1

Жыл бұрын

No you don't wish to have lightening like this it's wicked for sure,and everyone looses power with these storms.. NOT fun

@MyKirbyBlue

Жыл бұрын

well, after the tornado warnings we had here tonight I'm thinking you and I should just do a trade. You can live here and I'll go live in Scotland for a while! 😂 I've been dying to go there for most of my life, I have some Scottish blood and it's calling me home!

@kimberlyhale4533

Жыл бұрын

Ga storms are the best don’t let them lie, the trees blowing all around you and the immediate sunset lighting up the storms in cotton candy colors is the best

@larryb982

Жыл бұрын

Come on over

I have to admit, this is one of the most humurous John Q Citizen clips I've ever watched !!! Thanks for the laughs !!!

Came for the drunk narration..

@md-er2lk

2 ай бұрын

same.... "ah fck its raining on me... SHELTER!!" lmao

Derecho!! This storm had sustained winds of 85mph & gusts of 100mph in the worst hit areas. These are not storms to f around with. These are literally Land Hurricanes. Lots of power flashes (red & blue.) Lightning was white purple color.

Oh gosh. I sure do remember those sounds. How quickly they pop up. The smell of the air when it and the air took on a pink or green hue. You could feel the thunder in your chest and hear glass clatter in the cupboards. Thank you. This really takes me back.

Even the tall, strong stubborn Oak breaks in strong winds.....try & be like the willow..meek & forgiving...it bends in strong winds, but it will stand tall, once the winds die down, my awesome inibreated friend. Lmbo! Glad you made it! 🫶😂

Thank you for sharing this video, I hope you made it through with very little damage. We were trying to get to Tulsa and got stuck in Caddo Oklahoma the night of this storm. We did end up getting some of this storm. We got to Tulsa two days later not realizing this storm had ripped up the area, it was jaw-dropping to see all of the trees down and countless other things destroyed.

Loved the drunk narration lol.. great storm footage

@spnkysy791

Жыл бұрын

It was right after midnight Saturday night. People were still up. I lost power three days..

@michaelespeland

Жыл бұрын

Probably was drunk when he uploaded this too because that was not 100 mph winds

We ain't seen nothing yet.

Drunk is the only way i would want to do it!

"I just fllew flaw pie check. That's it the over there some. Ohhhh yeah the girth it." And so on with wonderful drunk narrative. LMAO!

Lights out everybody

Watched the whole thing great video scary winds

We had a nado in Georgia recently. Unfortunately that same day I had just finished painstakingly building a gazebo (without pay), and all I could think about during the storm was how I got into building a gazebo in the first place. That storm pissed me off.

@liamisresponsible

5 ай бұрын

@@user-hx3te4ue4r it’s been half a year already? Wow. No, I did not get paid.

I wish I lived down there with y'all. I love these storms. In Boston my dad and would sit on our farmers porch and he'd have a beer and watch the storm w me

It's fucking Okahoma, we all know about the storms but choose to be here.

What incredible footage of an immense storm! Even liked the drunken commentary 😂

I loved watching this, felt like i was watching it with a friend, it was dope. I enjoyed the commentary

Was in Mannford. This storm was shaking my bedroom and flexing my house. It was basically a 40mile F1 tornado

@bearnuggs

Жыл бұрын

yeah, i thought it was tornado-level wind, that’s absolutely wild

What a storm: nice footage 😎

My neighbor still has a tree across their ruined sun room & patio! Insurance is slow! Part of it hit our roof in the garage & made a hole. Back in the ice storm, a tree fell ON my beautiful black Bonneville & totaled it! I was SICK! A big limb had gone through the back windshield during a windstorm just a few years back! They almost totaled it then! Didn’t even have a hundred thousand miles on it!

I've been in a nightime storm decades back where there was green, purple, red, and orange lightning along with the 'standard' blue. As if Lucky the Leprechaun was testing out which color lightning bolt to add to his Lucky Charms. It was quite a sight to see. And these were actual visible bolts, not just flashes in the sky which could be power transformers or something else blowing up. I don't know what causes bolts to be multicolored like this other than it's the rain or hail somehow acting as a prism changing the color of the bolts, or some material from the ground being pulled up into an updraft acting as a color filter. But what I saw was no doubt very rare. It does not matter if a bolt is + or - the normal color is very light blue to white with sometimes a tinge of orange.

It always fascinated me the way high winds distorts sound. At the beginning the sirens are clear but you can hear the way their sound changes when the winds pick up. Excellent video. 👍🌩💨

In 2000 I was camping in a wilderness area when a derecho and weak tornado when through. After it passed I looked at the receding storm and it had red, blue-green and yellow lightening up in the clouds. No transformers or power lines were present.

Yes I saw the exact storm as you did. There was one a few months ago where it sounded like a bomb. Boom 💥 boom 💥 🤯 the one you’re in sounds like a friggin tornado.

@spnkysy791

Жыл бұрын

Me, too....

@spnkysy791

Жыл бұрын

Straight winds....not a tornado.. power still out for some tonight...over one week.

@StormChaserMaci.

Жыл бұрын

One word. Derecho!!!

This one is giving me full-body goosebumps 🫣

Correction, "while drunk". Hey, I respect your method. Hard to get really worked up or scared when you are drunk. Used that method a few times myself.

@baneverything5580

11 ай бұрын

I stood out in lightning storm with a bottle of whiskey and watched a tornado pass overhead right before touching down near the Sabine River in Joaquin Texas and doing serious damage in Louisiana.

Impressionnant comme orage en France du Havre Normandie à Paris c'est rare mais ça arrive c'était un derecho le vent arrivait d'en face pas comme une tornade ou des debrit sont visible

I remember being at JC Penney with my dad when I paid 518 bucks for my first real stereo system MCS Series with strobe light pitch control turntable , then a derecho hit with 109 MPH winds hit the power went out we all watched the winds howl and scream through window of the entrance doors it was really freaky since it blew in from East to west instead of west to east like they normally do this was Omaha Nebraska early May 1980 needless to say the power was out for 12 hours at the house before I could listen to my new stereo it really sucked for a 16 year old boy which was me the first album I slapped on was a Molly Hatchet album and the song was I played off it was Gator Country at Max Volume lol , Memories such good memories lol got stoned and drank Jack with my highschool buds oh those memories 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I still believe it or not have the receipt for that stereo to this very day 43 years later lol 😆 that very same month Grand Island Nebraska got hit by 12 tornadoes in one day they spun clockwise instead of counter clockwise, the movie night of the twisters was based on that event,at least one of um was a EF-4, F-4 back in them days,then Mount St. Helens blew it's cork soon after that,Ash dust film all over cars and every thing,1980 a year to remember for sure for sure,we lost John Bonham, Bon Scott, and John Lennon in December to close out the year, what a year it was R.I.✌️ Rock and Roll Rebels

This storm could power the world.

He's Irish! Part of the Pati O' Furniture clan!

The atmosphere scouring out Trumpism. Great video.

@mikenotta7079

Жыл бұрын

With is this nonsense? Sounds like a Brandonism!

So did anyone count how many times lighting occurred, who was paying attention? Great video, thx for showing

@dianefarley37

11 ай бұрын

Nope. Just loved to see it!

I live in Joplin and I was scared for this one

By the time I looked out the window, the trees were blowing like crazy! (While listening to the transformer fry).

Looks and sounds so peaceful to me

Those sirens are creepy as fck. We usually get blue lightning here - the mountains also make the thunder sound incredible and it rumbles on for minutes.

@bearnuggs

Жыл бұрын

oh my god that sound so incredible

Because of the shape of the storm, Norman got hit around the same time Tulsa did. The sound of the wind woke me out of a dead sleep, and I sleep with a box fan on high. Sounded like a tornado was moving over the house. They didn't put any sirens on here. It tossed our big shed in the back yard. Still can't find my windchimes lol

@murlthomas2243

Жыл бұрын

I’ve noticed several times that we didn’t hear sirens when they were blown due to wind speed and direction. Get a weather radio to get alerts during the storms it’s more reliable than the sirens.

@bearnuggs

Жыл бұрын

i don’t think we even have tornado sirens here in southeast Virginia, i’ve never heard one before and we’ve already had multiple tornadoes this and last year, not typical

Heck yeah it's dancing outside screaming weather hang on to the trash can if it gets bad

This is heaven to me, I wish I can experience this

@jamieknox1806

11 ай бұрын

No you don't. Trust me. Just went through one about 2 weeks ago. The biggest tree we had fell on our 4 cars and smashed through the roof of my house. I'm pretty positive the cars and trucks the tree landed on saved our lives because it propped up the tree enough from it literally crushing the house. They are cool to watch on video but not when it's happening to you.

If my memory serves me, this happened in 2013 as well and I was sitting outside smoking. I knew it was windy but I didn't realize trees and telephone poles were dropping around my apartment.

Wow that’s some awesome footage & the commentary was brilliant

Hey I live in Cushing and that storm hit my town too. Question, do you remember a weird smell, not typical rain, but like almost metallic? That was the craziest storm ever, glad you and yours made it out ok!

@jackstone8074

Жыл бұрын

Hey although I don't live in Oklahoma we get some wicked storms down here in Georgia too and I know the smell you're talking about. It's ozone. What you're smelling is the result of all the lightning creating ozone. In small quantities It's what we typically call the smell of rain but in large quantities it has an irritating metallic smell.

@jackstone8074

Жыл бұрын

@MapleSugarToast Yep it is. I don't think many people really stop to appreciate it but we have a vast ocean of air above us that's constantly moving and changing. Not only does lightning create ozone, it also makes nitrogen in the air go into a usable form for plants to grow. It actually enriches the soil to help us grow food!

@dianefarley37

11 ай бұрын

Ozone. I think. Lightning produces ozone.

@timothykozlowski2945

10 ай бұрын

​@@jackstone8074Does it smell like sulfur?

@jackstone8074

10 ай бұрын

@@timothykozlowski2945 Vaguely maybe. Ozone is very irritating to your nose so maybe it could be compared to the smell of sulfur. If you've ever smelled a sharp smell when you open your dryer in wintertime that's the smell of ozone. The static in your clothes makes small amounts of it in your dryer. Interesting to know that electricity makes a smell.

such beautiful sights

That tornado siren made me get a heart attack 😂 i thought the tornado sirens happend the place i live 😂

All the commentary about colored light flashes makes me think 'Nikola Tesla...'😀

Hi Lance! Wow I haven’t heard your voice in a long time!

@ultralance12

Жыл бұрын

Well it’s not usually quite like that…😂

@spnkysy791

Жыл бұрын

@@ultralance12 I wish I had been drunk. Getting ready for bed and stuff happening. We had over 500,000 in Tulsa area w/o power. Looked on PSO map tonight 300 plus still w/o power tonight..the sound is wicked..

I found this very informative, I think the drunk should follow a career in documentaries.

Man, your neighbors fire is about to be a flying fireball... hope ya'll are safe

Did you find your pool chair dude?

Weather warfare. "Take another shot of courage."

100 mph straight wind is called a "Derecho" which is just as deadly as any tornado. The constant flash lightning along with high winds is a sure sign of an approaching tornado and you can even hear the tornado sirens which means to seek safe shelter unless you know exactly how to use telepathic aerokinesis to stop the storm immediately. I have experienced stopping a 90 mph wind derecho after spotting a UAP/UFO aligning itself to my redesigned Wilhelhm Reich Cloudbuster back in July of 2004 to which when the high winds hit and as I dismantled the cloudbuster, I prayed out loud to Jesus Christ to stop the wind and upon saying amen, the wind literally stopped to a dead silent calm and the next day I photographed the sky where I saw the UFO with expanding and contracting plasma sphere, the same kind used in the military TR3B triangular UFO to engulf its entirety to engage teleportation, which the digital photo exhibited not only bonified digital anomalies that looked like ufo's exactly where I had seen the real plasmaspherical UFO the night before, but also the clouds shaped like a portrait of Jesus. That night definitively proved to me that not only are UFO's are real, but there indeed is a Higher Spirit that responds to the name of Jesus Christ, despite no histerocity and lack of real evidence. Just as the anecdotal mythos of Jesus in the boat calming the storm after his disciples awoke while out at sea and stopped the storm to a dead silence. A few years prior to that back in 1998, a tornado crossed overhead at midnight while I was living in a condo with nowhere to safely shield myself so I pushed out chi energy out my outstretched arms through the ceiling and caused the tornado to literally jump over the entire condo community. I learned how to do this from years of developing my esp abilities of "visual ray cloudbusting" of hundreds of clouds. Disclosure is emminent this year. Besides Dr. Greer's and Grusch's whistleblowing, the scientists at Skinwalker Ranch have also presented compelling evidence over the past four years. While I now know with absolute clarity and many direct experiences that the paranormal and supernatural despite being super mundane is indeed real. However, I still do not trust the delusions of ancient dead gods, including Jesus, despite knowing that many of them are indeed real. I have communicated directly with Satan himself in a 2 way conversation on a spirit box radio, long story short, the failures of the ancient gods along with their successes has caused their own self delusions spreading upon everyone. It is time to end spiritual bigotry and become the Congruous Volition.

@bearnuggs

Жыл бұрын

bro i don’t know wtf you smokin but id consider backing off a lil

@tauvholiik7936

Жыл бұрын

@@bearnuggs I use no drugs nor do I drink alcohol. There is more to reality than what most people have been taught or have even experienced for themselves. But that is for you to decide to expand and ponder upon and perhaps learn something in the process. I do not have all the answers, but I have already solved some of lifes so called mysteries which to me are not mysterious at all as I understand how metaphysics work alongside known physics.

Lol, “with drunk narration”

So do they give out warnings for these like they do tornados? Or do you have to be paying attention to the news to know it's coming or hear the siren and check? We don't get much more than a microburst or small tornado here and there *usually*, there are exceptions, but in the 30+ years I've lived here, we've not had anything like this so I'm unsure of the warning process.

@Cloudwalk9

Жыл бұрын

For severe thunderstorms of this intensity, they'll activate the Emergency Alert System on TV and radio and as of the last few years they also send out a warning to your phone, just like they do with tornadoes.

@Spiffy35

Жыл бұрын

Any siren means get inside. Tornado or not.

@Cloudwalk9

Жыл бұрын

@@Spiffy35 The same siren is used for bombings. I suppose it's more accurately a not-safe-to-be-above-ground siren.

@StormChaserMaci.

Жыл бұрын

NWS will activate sirens for Derechos. These are land hurricanes with sustained winds of 70mph or greater.

@connieelliott7903

Жыл бұрын

This one actually came with a Civil Emergency wireless alert that came over our phones. They blew the sirens for 100 mph winds, and I think we got a destructive severe thunderstorm warning, but the civil emergency was the alert that really freaked me out.

Wow dru k voice awesome and the tower i know what beaco is have it is a VANGUARD led beacon dual white day mode flashing at 40FPM for flash per minute and the Red night mode 20 FPM and this storm is look very dangerous

what is that strange beeping sound in the background?

@Traindrainbusmowerfan

11 ай бұрын

Tornado sirens

@Mike76770

11 ай бұрын

okay, thanks for this information 😶

This is a badass video. More alcohol...

All the colors are from an 👽 mother ship flying over😂

I couldn't help but shake my phone & say: "please! Get to a safer spot! Stop recording!" ..... I'm guessing that didn't help? I hope all is well with you.

What kind of power flash was the red?!?

@StormChaserMaci.

Жыл бұрын

Power line snapping. Blue is transformer.

Definitely not 100mph winds in the video…

If you only watch one extremely dark video about this storm where you can’t see anything and listen to an intelligence impaired narrator who only knows one adjective (spoiler alert: it starts with”F”. rhymes with “duck”), let this be the one!

@dianefarley37

11 ай бұрын

Scroll button!!! Use it.

@lananiella

11 ай бұрын

@@dianefarley37 To get past your virtually pointless comment? You got it, dude! Any advice on TP wiping? Counter or clock wise?

*Matatan ® RIbirin H-S*

Negative lightning is a rare lightning

@dianefarley37

11 ай бұрын

Negative lightning is the most common lightning. Positive lightning is less frequent.

That's not a 100 mph wind.

A little to dark for me🥴

It p!sses what kind of frogs? They don't sound very nice.

So, there's a thing that most people don't want to know about, or believe in called weather control, and I've seen many storm's, mostly wind, hurricane's, where there are light's just like these light's and they happen during a man-made storm.. Hurricane Samdy was one of the first man-made hurricane's, where you could see all these different color light's.. Nobody thinks anything of it because they just think it's lighting or transformer's blowing.. These straight line winds have only been happening for about the last 5 year's.. They are found mostly where farmers are growing crop's such as corn n other foods that go to market for us to live on.. I know this sounds crazy but, Bill Gates himself said, they must depopulate the world in order for there to be enough food for everyone.. This all was written and planned centuries ago.. Look it up.. They're not even trying to hide it anymore.. It's scary shit! 🤨

@bearnuggs

Жыл бұрын

the first named Derecho happened July 31st, 1877. It happens in other countries and continents as well. Do some googling bud. America is struggling with the debt ceiling, I highly doubt they’re wasting money on controlling the weather. They can’t make money off of dead people. Keeping them sick is more profitable.

@bearnuggs

Жыл бұрын

Oh, also, some storms flourish in flat, rural areas that have less cities and such to inhibit the storms. Tornadoes can get wind easier from a plateau than it can from a city packed with buildings.

Was this a microburst

Just hush or mute yourself

He is Sovereign GOD! The day of the LORD will be exciting but yet terrifying for those who don’t know Him! For when The Great High Priest comes from the clouds of Heaven with power and great glory! Who on Earth will be able to survive it?

@dianefarley37

11 ай бұрын

Those whom He has saved; because they let Him save them!

These winds were overhyped…. Off all the videos not one showed 100 mph winds…….FAKE NEWS!

@StormChaserMaci.

Жыл бұрын

Because it was wind gusts. Not sustained winds.

@richgerow3472

Жыл бұрын

Why are there so many dumbasses on the Internet?

@mikenotta7079

Жыл бұрын

My neighborhood looked like a bomb went off. The one in 93 was stronger and more consistent, but this storm had it's punch.