Thank you for letting the tornado “speak” for itself without “mood enhancing music” or the screaming storm junkies. MUCH appreciated!

@markjames4495

3 жыл бұрын

What do you mean letting the tornado speak???? he never stop talking. Great video tho.

@CH3CH2OCH2CH3net

2 жыл бұрын

@@markjames4495 He's talking, yes (and under those conditions, who wouldn't?) but the roar of the storm is completely audible. When I've been close to upper-end EF tornadoes, I talk just to keep myself calm.

@michaelross1452

2 жыл бұрын

@@CH3CH2OCH2CH3net There is another video of someone filming from their front porch as it passes 1.5 miles north of the persons house. It sounds like 20 jet airliners at full power. Just a non stop high pitched almost mechanical sounding roar. Look up Close Up of May 20 2013 Moore Tornado. Richard Miller is the name its with.

@northwoodsmanbybobolink336

Жыл бұрын

I agree, under the circumstances, it was very pleasant to watch and listen to the massively rapid rushing of the wind sound in the distance!! 👍🌪

@kaydenlord9137

Жыл бұрын

​@@CH3CH2OCH2CH3net strongest tornado I've been close too was a high end ef3, and it was loud, I can't imagine how loud the roar of this bad boy was in person

I’m obsessed with all these tornado vlogs. I think it’s becoming an addiction! 🌪🌪🌪 😱

@triciamortera1097

3 жыл бұрын

I’m so relieved I’m not the only one lol

@bobbydouglas7909

3 жыл бұрын

Im such a bitch if it comes to tornado

@terrymoore4685

3 жыл бұрын

I'm with you guys on this big time. They even call me the black Tom Skilling 😂😂😂😂

@Chasred-ml4hm

3 жыл бұрын

I belong here

@jimpleace7488

3 жыл бұрын

It is an addiction....

This is one of the most impressive videos I've seen of this tornado! As much as I enjoy watching storm chasers videos, non professional, every day people videos I always love the best! What an incredible beast! A mile away, and it looks like THAT! I would be shaking so badly and running for shelter, I have no idea how this guy stays so calm!

@derekbaker3279

2 жыл бұрын

@Lionel York When a tornado circulation "occludes" & the tornado is getting close to dissipating, it can turn north (sometimes quite suddenly). This is not uncommon, and it can be quite dangerous for chasers & local residents, especially if the tornado is rain-wrapped, which would prevent folks from seeing the sudden change in direction until it could be too late. (if I recall correctly, some chasers tracking the EF-4 tornado that struck Garland, TX around 5-7 years ago almost got hit when it occluded & turned sharply north). Also, it should be noted that the tornado may not weaken a lot when if/when it first turns north. Then, to further complicate things, there is always a chance that the supercell will 'cycle', and as the original mesocyclonic rotation 'occludes', a new area of rotation to the N or NE of the old rotation can form quickly & spawn another tornado. So, situational awareness is crucially important, and it's also why residents in a warned area need to take cover, even if it doesn't look like the tornado is headed directly toward them.

@albertawheat6832

2 жыл бұрын

🙄

crazy how calm the weather can be so close to something that insane

@kimberlyh.5023

2 жыл бұрын

It reminds me of how clear the skies are just before a major hurricane hits.

I am truly addicted to all these tornado videos. Still praying for all who has ever been affected.

@trafficjon400

2 жыл бұрын

Just pray you never end up in a event so dangerous. we would be praying every second if we thought we could compairing.

People in America: Let's run to the basement. People in Oklahoma: Let's get on the roof and film!

@yorhano9typesaka9s52

3 жыл бұрын

Most of us southerners in tornado alley are like this. You're just seeing a small handful of people filming.

@irontyop6937

3 жыл бұрын

I would film from a window

@allagoon

2 жыл бұрын

Many Oklahomans have no basement - sad but true

@Real_Mick3y6

2 жыл бұрын

@@irontyop6937 Literally probably worse or just as bad as on top of the house

@Prismalotl

2 жыл бұрын

LOL that’s everyone in the midwest/tornado prone areas.

First time I've ever seen this footage. I thought I had seen every Moore OK EF5 2013 tornado video out there. I STILL remember this one. This video perfectly captured that freight train roar sound near the end.

Thank you for including the video location in the description. Not enough people do that.

Underappreciated video

This is as close as I ever want to get to a tornado

@NenaMataHari

3 жыл бұрын

I am ok with video.

8 years late but I can't imagine the intense sense of relief when it became obvious it was gonna pass you to the east.

Thank You for being Sophisticated and not using Curse words, taking the Lords name in vein, or using any foul language. You are such a minority, and I really appreciate being able to watch this video again without having to click off because of peoples ignorance! Thanks again.

You caught the tornado sound very well.

@1john52013

8 жыл бұрын

+tomshiba51 Thanks, My daughter and I actually heard it for about 5 minutes before we saw it. It was the first time seeing one for us, and we couldn't figure out what the noise was. The sound kept getting louder and louder, and then we saw the debris. People often say it sounds like a freight train, but I honestly believe it was more like 10 trains. My wife was in our under ground storm shelter and could feel the walls vibrating. Thankful we didn't get hit, but sorry for those who did. Thanks for commenting.

@kerbygator

8 жыл бұрын

+Danny Berry A friend of mine and i were fishing at his pond with our backs up close to a tree line to the west. We were hearing some weird noise for 5 or 10 minutes when all of a sudden we heard sirens go off in the distance. We got up and backed up to take a look and there it was, a half mile wide, ef4 monster that had already left a 7 mile path of destruction. Our jaws dropped to the ground because it was only a short distance away and was very wide in our line of sight, and it was roaring. We took cover and it went by just out of any danger to his property. I'll never forget that.

@tomshiba51

8 жыл бұрын

Bob Kerbs Your situation is one that I would like to experience. I've never seen a tornado yet, but I really do and want to live to tell about it. Glad you are safe. thank you for your comment.

@kerbygator

8 жыл бұрын

+tomshiba51 Looking back i think it was a gift. To be able to watch videos of them is one thing,but to be right up near it where any closer you could be killed was kinda neat. Like a thrill ride of another level. I was also caught out on a lake in a house boat on Bull Shoals Lake back in the late eighties when one came out onto the water. Me and five friends were napping in the late afternoon (after a big meal and quite a few beers), when the weather radio went off waking me immediately. Well the thing was right there about a half a mile away coming towards the lake. It cruised across the front of the boat about a quarter mile distance away and created large waves lifting the front of the boat way too high and then the boat would drop down hard throwing us around like rag dolls. That was the making of an interesting vacation. lol! Just like Gilligans Isle.

Damn dude. I could totally hear that monster!! That was a beast! How scary!

I was in the storm shelter praying and holding 3 hyperventilating doggies! I could see a chrome truck bumper hanging in the sky for several house lengths. I am not talking in this video. My husband is talking with our neighbors.

@danadoozer9990

3 жыл бұрын

That must have been so utterly terrifying! I'm glad you're alive to tell the tale!

I almost died from all my wounds but I survived

@TheRealEvvonne

6 жыл бұрын

sarah plower wow well thank God you are ok. 🙏🏼

@scotabot7826

5 жыл бұрын

Sarah, I'm so glad that you survived and are OK now. I remember watching it live on TV as it was happening, and I'm all the way east in North Carolina. I happen to be watching the Weather Channel, and they tuned into the live broadcast that was being aired by OKC Chanel 9 news. I was completely dumbfounded by the live pictures of the tornado tearing up your town. Then after it passed the news 9 helicopter was hovering over the damage, and over Briarwood Elemenrary School. I was sick to my stomach!

@vinny4411

3 жыл бұрын

sarah plower Plower power

@airdefender1

3 ай бұрын

That had to be a harrowing experience. The stuff nightmares are made of.

I've watched enough videos to know that 4:20 it's heading right towards you before later changing paths! You're so lucky it didn't hit your neighborhood. RIP all who did get killed and I hope those who lost everything got help rebuilding.

@karthik3778

Жыл бұрын

Hey I thought that too, cause if it doesn't change direction it's either going away from you or coming right at you.

Jesus christ!! That thing is terrifying!! Just seeing the true power of the tornado is unbelievable. You guys are so very lucky and thank goodness it didn't hit you. To you and the people who were affected by this, I pray for you and your families.

Great video. My two youngest children survived it in Plaza Towers Elementary school. Scary day...

@adylan612

3 жыл бұрын

Wow. So glad to hear that. My heart aches for the parents who didn't get a happy ending..

@SixStringSteveDelivers

3 жыл бұрын

@@adylan612 Thanks, yes, I felt awful for those families

Hats off to you man, that " WAS" coming straight for your neighborhood. And none of that DAMN screaming panic. It turned away just in time sshhhwwwooo. Good job..good composure.

@jimpleace7488

3 жыл бұрын

I don't feel like we saw the end of this. Did you or they get into the shelter? It's not obvious that it was turning otherwise I wouldn't be asking

@cmerton

3 жыл бұрын

Uh, look at a map. It was NEVER coming straight for his neighborhood.

@trafficjon400

2 жыл бұрын

@@cmerton Elaborate? How do you look at a Map when there is no proof of what way he was heading the Camera in. north east west or south get it. WTF are you getting at.

@cmerton

2 жыл бұрын

@@trafficjon400 He tells you where he took the video from in the description. The whole world knows the tornado path. A simple glance at the map of Moore shows this was never "heading straight for the neighborhood".

@wiscogirl81

2 жыл бұрын

@@cmerton uh it was close damn enough!

I was in Moore when this tornado hit my neighborhood and destroyed 5 houses but my house luckily made it good capture of this crazy tornado

Wow! Your video is fantastic, showing this monster in it's full terrifying form. While watching, I just knew it was gonna hit your house; but, thank goodness, it didn't. Thanks for sharing this! You and the people of Moore, that were affected by this monster are in my thoughts and prayers.

Great video thanks for the post.

Incredible footage

This is one of the best ones I have seen of this tornado so far. You can really hear the wind roaring in this one.

Your commentary of the tornado was spot on.

I live in Norman. This tornado was a monster. Thanks for posting.

This is the first time I've listened to this video, and you really captured the audio of this so very well! I can visualize in my mind just how scary it must look, because I've survived two tornadoes: an EF5 in 1974, and ten years to the day later, a multi-vortex, EF4 tornado! I never want to experience anything like that ever again. That mountain of air and debris is what amplifies that roar, and it's no joke! I've been totally blind since birth, and I can tell you I'm not missing some of those visuals! And yes, blood pressure medicine is a must, but when your ears pop, and you become violently ill during and just after the tornado, it is not a good experience! I'll never forget just how light-headed I was and how dizzy I was once the tornado left. I'll also never forget how all the pavement on our driveways and streets in our neighborhood were completely scoured, and in places, there was three feet of dirt missing! Three days after the 1974 tornado, I found a piece of metal that looked like a giant loose-leaf binder or a spiral ringed notebook. It was a solid, steel door from our neighbor's 1972 Cadilac Sadan! Thank God my dad didn't tell me about it until we got inside the house, because he saw just how terrified I was.

Glad u guys are OK. Very great filming of the video.

@trafficjon400

2 жыл бұрын

Is there any thing here indicating they were not hit at all?

Man you couldn't have been in a better spot to get this video great job really cool

I like people who at least have a general sense of how storms/tornadoes behave. He was aware that tornadoes very rarely go straight north and at the same time was realizing that this tornado was slowly moving from west to east. He was in minimal danger.

@trafficjon400

2 жыл бұрын

What i was thinking why he seemed a little confused. Scary

His 1st tornado happens 2 be a f5 wow man way 2 get broke in

love you guys, bless you Danny xo

For awhile near the end it looked like it was heading right towards you...pretty amazing footage.

You had a heck of a position there, and it did veer just right at one point. Lord have mercy.

For those unfamiliar with this area, this is right beside Westmoore High School. The tornado is impacting/just impacted Briarwood Elementary and heading towards downtown. About to be in the Plaza Towers neighborhood and flatten the 7Eleven on 4th st by the end of the video. This is peak intensity of this tornado. Good video.

Excellent video. Nice and steady.

i am very thankful...that tornado was just a block away..137th.. sunset' if it didn't travel east at the last sec.. the 2nd one however messed up the roof water damage etc. and took the fence with it. and to think May is just around the corner again. hopefully irs not as bad this year, my 1st tornado encounter and don't want to re-live it.

I believe this street and neighborhood was completely devastated in the 1999 F5.

@1john52013

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, it was wiped out in 99. The only wall left standing at our house was the west wall, we didn't live here at that time. The 99 F5 crossed the street 4 houses east of ours. Both were horrific.

@Ketu71491

4 жыл бұрын

@@1john52013 That's crazy, yeah I seen all the footage from 99, I wouldn't have wanted ANY part of that. Good to hear you weren't there for that.

"Can ya see it....??" That ENORMOUS, DEADLY, EXTREMELY LOUD and rotating object BLOCKING THE SUN? Nope.

I remember the tornado and what happened before and after it to me. After I got out from my storm shelter with my parents my whole neighborhood looked like a war zone. I was just 4 years old at the time. I also survived the Joplin tornado I was 2 years old when that one hit. From the time I was 2 years old to the time I was 8 years old I had a phobia of them. I’m now 12 years old and I wanna tornado chase when I’m older

@billbombshiggy9254

2 жыл бұрын

Im calling BS that not only were you in the Moore OK tornado, but you were in Joplin too. Kids always be lying on the internet.

@i.am.heather

2 жыл бұрын

@@billbombshiggy9254 having lived right outside of Joplin when the 2011 tornado went thru, I’m calling BS as well. We moved from there to SC so now we mainly deal with hurricanes, but we did have a tornado barely miss our house here last year, too. It happened with very, VERY little warning and was triggering. If I go my whole life without experiencing another tornado, I’ll live a happy one 😂 but our area gets all the weather events. Having said all of that and knowing Moore’s history, I would never eeever move my young family from Joplin to an even more severe tornado prone area. Never. So unless this kids parents are crazy, I’m calling BS, too. So many people lost absolutely everything in both of these storms, so if what the op is saying is actually true, then I say play the lottery bc you must be one hell of a lucky person. I wouldn’t storm chase bc eventually that luck will wear out.

Great footage.

There are a lot of people asking why the sirens aren't sounding (including the guy filming). They had already sounded. At about 2:55 pm. They only sound for 3 minutes and then they go silent. They don't continuously blare the sirens through-out an entire storm event here. The guy started filming well after 2:55 pm.

@JrBoy1990

Жыл бұрын

Actually, if you listen closely, you can hear some faintly off in the distance. I've seen other videos of this tornado and it sounds the same, especially when the sirens wind down.

Great video

What a beautiful shot, glad you guys were safe and hope you helped out

@YIKESMF

2 жыл бұрын

He was too busy uploading.

Interesting how the Inflo actually sucked the trees into the tornado rather than away from it. Great video! I’m still wondering why people say “It sounds like a freight train.” It does not! It sounds like what it is; a huge wind tunnel. The big ones roar!! I’m a trained Weather Spotter so I’ve heard a couple.

great footage.

Sadly, he was very incorrect about how 'close' it was. It wasn't in his neighborhood, but he was definitely in the clear slot, super lucky angle to view from. I chased this tornado, and from SW 127th place, when it was due south of them, it was still running along and south of SW 149th St between Penn and Western, over a full mile away. it was within the next few minutes Briarwood, and Plaza Towers and the surrounding neighborhood were hit.

You were in the best location for watching god help you all i was expecting big hail and lightning

That thing was a mile and a half from you thank goodness! It was so big, it looked like to you that it was closer!

@melissaallinp.e.5209

3 жыл бұрын

Yep. We live on the street directly behind (to the north) this man filming. My husband was working from home this day and he had never experienced a tornado either. When he watched it from our backyard he was convinced it was in our neighborhood as well...like a couple of streets behind us. He thought the debris he was seeing were things like dipsy dumpsters. It wasn't until he learned it was over a mile away that he realized the debris were roofs. The mind doesn't really want to accept that something that takes up THAT MUCH of the sky could be very far away. If you rewatch this video and consider just how much of the sky it was, it's really hard to reconcile it was a mile and a half away.

Please forgive me if this sounds rude, but why wouldn't you stop them and let them share your shelter? I heard you say they just had a little baby:(

@jacobwalkup4592

4 жыл бұрын

I'm his son-in-law. He didn't stop them because most shelters are quite literally only big enough for one family and they already had another neighbor's family in there with them. Flagging them down would have wasted their time.

The calmness of everyone in this video is combatting my phobia of these things thank you haha

His neighbors who "just had a baby" that was seen leaving in both of their cars in a hurry were VERY SMART. Any time you have a good visual on an approaching tornado, and you DON'T have a good underground storm shelter, DON'T JUST SIT THERE ASSUMING YOU CAN "MAKE IT" INSIDE YOUR HOUSE. THAT IS A DEATH WISH. Just get in your car & get the hell out of there, but leave in plenty of time in anticipation of HEAVY TRAFFIC from people fleeing just like you are. Traffic jams are no place to be with an approaching killer tornado. NO HOUSE, BE IT BLOCK OR BRICK, CAN WITHSTAND EVEN A STRONG EF3 TORNADO. A strong EF3 tornado "can" totally level ANY home. And stands absolutely NO CHANCE of withstanding an EF4 or EF5. I get so pissed off when I see videos of IDIOTS just sitting there on their front porch watching a huge tornado that's miles away, yet heading straight towards their house, and they think they can "hide in the bathroom or closet". I'm assuming the folks making THIS video do have a proper storm shelter. Even if the tornado misses your house, it is far better to flee and be "inconvenienced" with a false alarm........rather than risk "waiting around to see where it's going to go" and quite possibly LOSE YOUR LIVES.

@Paugoodle

5 жыл бұрын

And when you’re leaving in your car before it gets close, PLEASE don’t listen Mike Morgan’s directions on where to avoid the tornado. That guy was leading leading our citizens directly towards death like the prehistoric times when they ran animals off a cliff to their death

@beatlemyn

4 жыл бұрын

By the time you see it, it’s likely too late to flee, especially in a highly populated area. Plan in advance.

It didn't seem very windy for only being a mile away? What was the winds at the time, strange

I also wanted to mention that it sounded like fighter jets when it reached our homes. We got some damage, but it completely destroyed a home across the street and one over to the left of ours. Also, we were situated at the bottom of a very steep driveway, but many of the homes on our street and on several other streets in the Les Chateau subdivision were completely wiped off their slabs. All that remained were the pipes or plumbing from the toilets. You couldn't recognize our neighborhood.

Selfishly I wish this video hadn't ended so abruptly. I know the guy had to go inside to safety but I wanted to see what happened and after the tornado.

The noise is unforgettable on these things

Coming right for them......that guy sounds like Clark Griswald

There is a beautiful touchdown and how did a tornado made the clouds are you going to take shelter or not

Looks like it was going straight for you. May 2013 was a bad month for OK. Lost children and great people. 😧🛐✝️🛐

just cout your vid wow right spot at the right time great video and big balls it looks closer then a mile

He had to mean that it was traveling East . I'm guessing , but I think he is looking from the North towards the South . This thing looks as scary as they get .

I can hear creepy sirens in the distance with ear buds, they wind down at 6:32

glad u were ok , that was badass for real .. huge

Man there's tons of videos of this tornado when it hit, on the ground and even from helicopter view.

I am glad God was protecting you!!!!!

@RedCloudBeechWaveAhh

6 жыл бұрын

I appreciate you goodwill toward these folks, but if God was protecting them, he must have been sending the tornado to kill others. Why is your God so cruel and violent, when he is protecting some lucky folks?

@daxkatdonaldjtrump1847

6 жыл бұрын

RedCloudBeechWaveAhh we don't Know his reasons, but God is good.

@omgpuppet

5 жыл бұрын

@@RedCloudBeechWaveAhh Don't bother, it's not worth it

That's about as close as I would have ever wanted to get to that monster. That's only a 1/4 of a mile from you at 5:45.

@SRN42069

4 жыл бұрын

at that point get inside lol

@jonn443

4 жыл бұрын

That thing looks massive and they are still a mile away. That is insane that they could hear the roar from that far away.

You didn't offer to share your storm shelter with your neighbors with a newborn baby? Or is there not enough room? Just curious.

Wow that is an awesome video i came there a few weeks after that and then the whole town of moore gone 😢 even if i had a shelter id still leave no reason to risk it

that is a big tornado for sure im surprised with how calm yall where during it

That township, city, county, or village should be ashamed of themselves. That guy had an amazing point, "Where the hell were the warning sirens?" Thats unacceptable. Imagine the person in the shower, or in their home playin music, or with their kids, not knowing that theres a home & life sucking monster on its way.

@Jimddddd1981

4 жыл бұрын

Chadwick Borawski yes, sirens should be going off, but tornado sirens are designed to warn people who are outside. They are NOT intended to be a warning for people indoors. Because people taking a shower or listening to music would very possibly not hear the sirens anyway. Relying on sirens alone as a warning for an imminent tornado is foolish and deadly. People need to have multiple forms of warning. EVERY home should have at least one NOAA weather radio that sounds an alarm when warnings are issued. People, especially those who live in areas that are more prone to tornadoes should pay close attention to daily weather reports and should be on high alert when severe storms are possible.

@vinny4411

3 жыл бұрын

Power to some of the sirens was knocked out

@chadwickborawski1718

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jimddddd1981 Ok so people outside, how were they warned again? Someone whom are working in a shed on their lawnmower, or in their garage working on their car? Every town should have a warning system, no matter what! Ever hear of Amish people who don't believe in any electrical devices??? Sorry it took this long to reply. Can't wait to hear your rebuttal.

@chadwickborawski1718

3 жыл бұрын

@@vinny4411 Some may say good reply. But I don't buy it. When alarm company realized how easy it was to disable their systems, by simply cutting the phone line, they went a different route. On a regular basis, I watch tornado videos and always seem to see bright flashes in the distance. Any ideas? Well those are from power lines that are being plowed down by the tornado. Hmmmm..... I wonder if there's any other way??? Ohhh that's right bury the lines underground. To think I'm not even an electrician, or a genius, and I solved the problem.

@Jimddddd1981

3 жыл бұрын

Chadwick Borawski here is my rebuttal: I was not in Moore Oklahoma on May 20 2013 so I cannot speak as to if tornado sirens where activated in all parts of the city or if they where properly functioning. Why they are not blaring during this video, in this part of the town I cannot say. I can say, however, that tornado sirens are not meant as a warning for those indoors. This is not something I made up. According to the national weather service, when you hear an outdoor warning siren, “it means that something life-threatening is happening and you should go indoors and get more information.” As for Amish people? Although I’m sure they appreciate your concern, but if a town has a properly functioning outdoor warning system, I don’t know what else they can do for them. If they don’t want a small battery powered NOAA radio because they “don’t believe in it”, then I guess that’s on them. Please read: www.weather.gov/dvn/sirenFAQ

All good by this home, hell on earth for those homes in its path.

Definitely reminiscent of 1999

Is the person who took this video okay today? Did the tornado hit his house?

Good video. I wonder why the sirens didn't go off.

@yorhano9typesaka9s52

3 жыл бұрын

They went off. They were off in the distance.

I live in Goshen, Indiana moved up from fla never been in. Tornado or even saw one

This comment is way late, but it needs a mention. Good job with the camera. Just a few hiccups at the beginning, but no big deal really. Steady and the zooming was kept to a bare minimum. Most people with a camera in hand think they MUST use the zoom function. After all, there is a zoom button right? So many tornado events are completely ruined with ignorant camera work. Too many of the so called professional chasers ruin their work with over the top zoom in and out. Unsteady jerky camera movements and panning back and forth so quick and often that it becomes almost impossible to view. Add to it, they have childish "narration" and in the end they end up with a worthless piece of work. I salute you and thanks for recording a piece of important history.

Wow amazing tornado I seen one I don’t want to see it again but tornadoes are monsters

3:39 " Hope you all took your blood pressure medicine ! " 🌪

Youre neighbors were smart. Glad you're alright, but you might not be lucky next time

My house was one of the ones that got destroyed in this one, right next to Briarwood Elementary!

That was coming right toward them!

What neighborhood is this?

@snuffedtorch3683

4 жыл бұрын

Looks like SW 127TH

@melissaallinp.e.5209

3 жыл бұрын

East Lake...the neighborhood that was hit with the F5 in 1999.

I keep hearing people from that part of the country talk about houses that don’t have a “Storm Shelter”. Do they not build homes with basements down that way?? I live in Northern Illinois, and every home is built with a basement, and we are not in Tornado Alley. Someone help me understand what’s up with that??

@KeleTulsa

Жыл бұрын

No i live in Oklahoma majority of people don’t have storm shelters nor basements so we mostly go into our bathtub when a tornado is nearby or stay outside and look at the tornado

@gregorycarlson6632

Жыл бұрын

@@KeleTulsa That’s just crazy!!

If I'm not mistaken your street (or at least part of that subdivision )got wiped out may 3rd I know 126/7th PL are weird and those streets randomly resume after an udeveloped area west of Eastlake estates in a small subdivision along Pennsylvania Ave where the famous "inside an f5 from the camera set up in a living room" video

Hope no more tornados that size

Wow that’s insane but cool

Blessing to ya'. if that tornado developed a touch more to the west you would of had a whole different story to tell. WOW Five Stars i mean tornado's lol for this well Performed understood Video. 🌪🌪🌪🌪🌪 . You stoped video . though it looked like it was Coming a lot closer . How did it Come out. Hope O.K ?

WOW thats my cousins house with the blue boat... Scary... :/

@angyluzarmendaris2650

5 жыл бұрын

julianne morgan are they okey?!

If it's not moving much to the left or right, and it seems to get louder and bigger, you are defently in grave danger.

That sounds creepy...

Why do they stop filming when it gets really good?

Spaventoso saluti da l'Italia 👋🙂💪

Nice tree...live oak?

The twister came your way to get away from Pecos Hank.

@torn8dogrl152

4 жыл бұрын

I love Pecos Hank!!!🌪🌪

@courtneypatton2053

4 жыл бұрын

Hank is awesome!!!

@coachbillturpin

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha. Good one!

Heading straight towards you. If it is getting bigger but not significantly moving, basement time!

Only in Oklahoma do you see people standing in their front yard recording a crazy f4/f5 tornado and remain completely calm.🏃‍♀️🌪?

@derekbaker3279

3 жыл бұрын

He sounded confident that the tornado was not headed towards him, so it appears that he felt that there was no reason to worry about the tornado. (however, he did risk being struck by debris, and perhaps that's why he eventually stopped recording video.)

Would you look at that just look at it. I think this is ed bassmaster.

@lovejetfuel4071

4 жыл бұрын

Psh....

@keithwesaw5308

4 жыл бұрын

Wow I'm laughing so hard now thanks!

@Remliv

3 жыл бұрын

Unreal

Looks awfully close

Some F5 tornadoes are more than a mile and a half wide and blow over 220 miles an hour

@derekbaker3279

2 жыл бұрын

True, and there have been F-5/EF-5 (*) tornadoes that were only 100 or 200yds wide. (a good example is the Elie, Manitoba, Canada F-5 tornado...) (*) In the USA, they switched from the "Fujita Scale" (F-0, F-1....F-5) to the "Enhanced Fujuta Scale" (EF-0, EF-1....EF-5) after the 1999 season. In fact, the famous May 3, 1999 F-5 'Moore Monster' that devastated Bridge Creek & Moore, Oklahoma was the last F-5 tornado before the NWS switched to the EF-scale.

@christopherkelley78

2 жыл бұрын

@@derekbaker3279 The one in 1999 I left my girlfriends house and to Papa and it changed me all the way back to Tulsa. About 45 minutes after I got home he had a church nearby and cost over $2 million in damage