28:06 Why talk about sounds that are covered by background music!!🤨🤨

4:39 the strong wind is not 'halting the mooring process' of the cruise ship, the captain has exceptional skill and experience using the anchor chane and wind direction to moor the vessel !

@Gazr965

11 күн бұрын

Yes you could see how the anchor was used turn turn the ship. Gaz UK

@kelcritcarroll

7 күн бұрын

True! He worked with the wind and floated into the exact perfect position! That is truely perfection!

@mindtvus

7 күн бұрын

skills are too poor

that Boeing pilot was badass

88 KPH! Now we just need 1.21 jig-a-watts! 😂

Back out of garage in car ... Oh Shit! It's a tornado! Let's get back in the garage. Wait ... where is my garage???

@theonl1128

12 күн бұрын

Next time concrete and stones? 😂

The peak estimated wind speed for the Lincoln, NE tornado was 158 mph. Rated an EF-3. 265 mph would be a devastating EF-5. However, the 1999 Moore tornado may have reached as high as 302 mph.

11:13 The Joplin tornado lifted one of the hospitals off its foundation and damaged support structures. The building wasn't in immediate danger of collapse but shows just how powerful that storm was. I was going to rent a home there but had issues getting my last check.Had we gotten it on time I'm certain my family would have been dead. That house was removed from existence

Thanks for showing Alberta. I was on the highway that day but I got off when I saw two cars in front of me get blown into the median. I had a dodge grand caravan with a full tank of gas, so l made it to the nearest Tim Hortons. Crystal in Canada 🇨🇦🤝🇺🇸

@jayceewedmak9524

13 күн бұрын

We're all in Ontario but our son and family are in Edmonton - that storm was crazy. Glad you're OK 😊

@CrystalAbrahams

13 күн бұрын

@@jayceewedmak9524 Thanks, Jaycee! That Timmies was crowded to overflowing. A lot of people were sensible instead of kamikaze types.

Being from Oklahoma, I have been thru several Tornadoes! They truly are scary!! 🙏🙏🙏

@user-ld4uj2ru4p

13 күн бұрын

I'm so glad that you are ok 😅😮❤

@user-ld4uj2ru4p

13 күн бұрын

Please tell me why are some of the people so nosy when they should finding somewhere safe and praying that they will be ok and praying for others 😮😢

@sandyc6569

13 күн бұрын

@@user-ld4uj2ru4p 🤗🤗

The "don't hide under and overpass" thing is, at this point, one of those "facts" that I find seriously dubious. Yes, it amplifies windspeed, but it also provides a level of protection from falling debris and the pylons can block horizontal debris. It's clearly a better option than having a piece of roof land on you in the open or being in a lightweight, high-surface-area vehicle that gets blown away or shredded.

@17cmmittlererminenwerfer81

13 күн бұрын

Great but why leave your car that's also parked right beside you? their actions make no sense.

@lucystrider728

11 күн бұрын

I did the same thing during a tornado-the underpass was the only shelter and we all drove down there. I got out, climbed up under the road above and held on to a pillar. I did have sand drilled into my scalp through a tiny crack in the pillar, but also saw the vehicles below getting lifted but then set back down by the tornado. In the end, everyone was ok but I was a wet mess.

@marcoadan1

10 күн бұрын

What's better...being in 'like a wind tunnel' or being in a literal wind tunnel?🤣

@christypriest30

9 күн бұрын

It can also actually suck you out if the air drafts hit just right!

@grmpEqweer

8 күн бұрын

It really depends on whether you get a direct hit - that is, the bridge is hit by tornadic- strength winds or not. If you don't get full wind exposure, you probably are less likely to get struck by debris under the bridge. Keep in mind, we're talking cars, lumber, trees, parts of houses, jagged objects outweighing a human body.

Semi truck was actually crabbing like a plane landing during a crosswind.

@mrbigsausage6918

7 күн бұрын

Almost like drifting with the wind's help so basically skidding/Sliding under control pushing back against the wind 😀

If you live in Michigan you can have all 4 seasons in one day.

26.00 Narrator says Derechos hit midwest about once a decade citing one in 1998 and another in 2013 skipping entirely over the only Super Derecho ever recorded in 2008. Carbondale, IL.

10:00 The record 46.7 centimetre hailstone was the 'circumference' measurement, not the width. It's diameter was between 6 to 7 inches, A 46.7cm 'diameter' hailstone would be 18 inches in width, which would equate too 4 feet 9 in circumference or 145 cm ! Gaz UK

finally someone who picked up on the unbelievable

Tropical Storm Fay Had 90mph Wind’s With The Jet Stream Carrying The Storm Inland & Up Into Canada ❤

remember mother nature will always have the upper hand here on earth. she makes the rules and step out of line and say goodbye to your life.

Damn mother nature you scary 😮

@darlenebuck431

8 күн бұрын

she's not afraid to express her anger at mankind.

If you're going to make a video about weather in the States, please use the Imperial system and not the Metric system.

@joshuacorrington153

8 күн бұрын

What's wrong is your abacus broken?

@RMartin631

7 күн бұрын

@@joshuacorrington153, yes it is. Mine has a wooden frame and I've had to use it so many times to do the Imperial/Metric conversion, that the frame fell apart.

@Og-Judy

6 күн бұрын

In the US, things like hailstones are measured in inches. Not centimeters. We measure windspeeds in miles per hour not kilometers. Unless one is in physics or engineering to most Americans , metrics is jibberish.

@crystalratclffe3258

6 күн бұрын

April 2022 we moved from California to Manhattan Kansas USA. First week a F1 Tornado hit. Afterwards we did the "Kansas meet and greet" going around the neighborhood asking: "Hey is this chair yours?" Seeking your stuff and giving others back.

@kop-uv2dx

4 күн бұрын

i's not just about weather in the US, it's about weather in many more country, majority of which use metric... and, surprise surprise, if someone from a country that uses metric makes a video, then chances are that video will use metric as well, even if talking, in part, about a country that doesn't use metric... just use google to convert it to whatever you use if it's not metric... that's not that hard to do...

I’m Located In Newark & Never Been Thru A Life Threatening Storm & Tropical Storm Fay Was Where Human Nature Had To Depend to Survive 90mph Wind Sustainment All Day ❤

@13:03 - The pilot did the right thing by doing a "Go-Around," But probably could have made the initial landing. Good of the pilot to exercise safety instead of "Get-there-itous"

“Momentos incríveis capturados pela câmera” esta versão é incrível. Obrigado pelos momentos maravilhosos que trazem para nossas vidas.

I was landing a Cessna 150 in Fairbanks AK in 2019 and soon after I landed hail around half an inch in diameter started falling. The next day someone asked me if I was the guy flying through it. I can't imagine that was comfortable, it was deafening just sitting still on the ground

We got some crazy straight line winds on a july 4th like 10 years ago. I was helping my buddy with his food truck at the 4th of July fair. Didnt get out in time had to ride it out in the food truck. Scary shit there

Wow I hope and pray that no one got hurt in these really bad storms

You say the word "sheer" allot

6:50 Actually I'd be far more concerned about a guy having a barbecue on an overhanging porch, in an apartment complex, than I'd be about any passing storm.

It isn't the frequency of tornadoes in the USA - area for area, we have more in the UK - its the strength of them.

@kathyharbarger13

5 күн бұрын

that's only because you're so small compared to the United States. we have way more than you do it's not even close.

@TheRealRedAce

5 күн бұрын

@@kathyharbarger13 You have more, but not per area. Are you actually proud of having more? lol.

Reminds me of the movie Twister 1996. That was a great movie.

@gabriellast.angelo9083

9 күн бұрын

They redid it, its coming out in July!

@Meipmeep

7 күн бұрын

I thought it was a sequel

@gabriellast.angelo9083

7 күн бұрын

Is it a sequel or an update? Either way it's still a good movie- looking forward to seeing it next month

@Meipmeep

7 күн бұрын

@@gabriellast.angelo9083 agreed! Though I’m going to have to take a lot of anxiety meds and my vertigo meds because movie theaters me motion sick lol.

13:03 one of the only acceptable times to clap after the plane lands is after that pilot gets that big boy safely at the terminal during that.

Hellooooooo my friend and my peeps . And I see in the comments that I'm not the only one that loves this channel

😫😫😫😫Nature is sometimes scary

@darlenebuck431

8 күн бұрын

mother nature is a scary lady.

@VictheChick

8 күн бұрын

​@@darlenebuck431 A "scary lady?" More like an aggressive, indifferent force.

Wow, the pure skill of that ship captain. That was not luck.

I’ve lived i Phoenix AZ and those dust storms (monsoon season) happens every single year in summer. It looks crazy when a wall of sand comes at you, but it’s pretty cool😊

2:26 tornado put the driver right back where he was before. Lol.

3:25 - I regularly drive in conditions WAY worse than this. I would consider this a good day. Visibility is good and the road is clear. I have driven in conditions where you can't see the road, there are huge drifts that you have to plow through. Blowing snow to where you can't see the tail lights of the car that is 5 feet in front of you. You can't stop or you'll get stuck and then rammed by the car behind you. It's hell frozen over.

@user-ld4uj2ru4p

13 күн бұрын

God was with so don't judge anybody else just be grateful you made it through 😮

@littlereaper8006

8 күн бұрын

Sure

I watched your video and boy, was it entertaining! Who knew storms could get that wild

So an average temperature of -40 (same in both Fahrenheit and Celsius)? That's including the summer months when it is easily warm enough to melt ice. That's some extreme winter weather!

"it's just a cloud" yeah, and if you sit there for long little timmy, you'll soon experience flight!

0:39 Employe: "its just a prank" the prank:

He tried to drive back into the garage! 2:27. The tornado had other plans for the garage.

2:25 I didn't know that he was a fan of the music group Dead or Alive 😂

Watching your videos is a highlight of my day

7:29 Look at that...omg

always surprises me!!!!

“Okay Canada, time for your favourite winter game, Pick A Lane And Go! 🚙You know the rules: find yourself an imaginary lane and stay in it as long as possible…”🚗

Ask Josie about tornados ? I actually cried watching that clipp.

2:53 the wind flipped the car over

Hi friends, have a nice day!

18:26 Not a tornado. Appears to be a derecho.

Houses built from plywood because it cheap... and then lose everything. One would think people learn to build after centuries of experience with storms....

@oldyeller6518

7 күн бұрын

Have u ever met anybody? Dude, people r dumb as rocks

@SueCherryBlosom

7 күн бұрын

I are so right they do build cheap they don’t care about people’s lives if they did they would nt build cheap that’s scary when we know this and they let them do this to us still to this day

@cinnamonrollypoly

6 күн бұрын

Your ignorance is astounding.

@doctormarazanvose4373

6 күн бұрын

Hail Lord Ignorant! Tornadoes can rip up brickwork anchored to a foundation and scatter it for miles you wonderfulness. This is not the story of the three little pigs and the house made of straw.

Ida Then Merged Together With An Identical Track Compared To Katrina

0:56 support this cam, wind can talk

People should show Storm in Marvel movies and games as powerful as these.

It’s Fay From 2020 With The Jet Stream Brought The Tropical Storm Up Front Atlantic City New Jersey & Into Part’s Of New Jersey

Not the one dude in his car seeing the lightning strike and was like: “Hey God!”😊

That first clip... AHHH MY TPS REPORTS!

One of these happened to me before, the power went out for A WHOLE DAY. I was scared of rain since then.

Stay back from uprooted trees because they can spring up.

24:25 “Those trees have likely been around for many years!” Really?!? Ya don’t say!

Nature is sometimes scary

@darlenebuck431

8 күн бұрын

mother nature is a scary lady.

A typical ice storm can be just as devastating because ice coats everything and destroys the trees

It was said in this video that there are no flights over Antarctica. Every capital city in Australia has flights to and from the frozen continent. They don't land on Antarctica buy they do fly over a portion before flying back to the city the flight took off from again.

I believe there is an error in the statistic cited at 9:57, when It says the largest hailstone was 47.6 centimeters. That corresponds to 18.74 INCHES, and would weigh well over 100 pounds Googling says the largest hailstone was measured at 2.25 pounds .

The best place in a tornado is in a tent.😂lol Am I glad I live in england where I don't have to bother with this sort of weather It is national news when a chimney is blown off building in the UK 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 .

10:33 omg is that qld?

the pilot flying the plane around 13 mins in, those are the pilots you want flying, the nerve and more it takes, coming from one who can fly small planes, i marvel at how they do this. now watch there be more as i stopped this t comment. why comment, just did. to whomever reads, thumb down if need, and all have a good day/night

That’s the one thing about living here in Toronto, where we have THE most boring weather on the planet, we’re nothing remotely dangerous will ever happen! (Just heavy, downpours, and the occasional snowstorm every few years at most if that, but nothing dangerous). Just once I would love to experience a tornado or hurricane, just to see how powerful mother nature can be in person (I’m an adrenaline junky).

hey narrator- @ 5:15, that's a small tornado. not wind gusts. Try harder!

Hope everyone will be safe

Ok let me get this straight here the first video shown of the Nebraska tornado was terrific but did he say the winds peaked up to 265 because that was for sure not the actual winds we have not got a 200mph tornado for over 10 years so the winds could have been 165 or anything else

Two words:NATURAL DISASTERS😎

I like how he said Nebraska- with a foreign accent, he says, “Nebrasker”.

On the one about the wind and boats, did you seriously not see the tornado?

1:49 they actually did what you are supposed to do but lay down. Get in a ditch, or if no ditches get to an overpass and lay in the lowest part of it..... they did that, but should have been laying flat... so.. get your facts right who ever is narrating this.

A lot of these you know, how they always say “location, location, location“ with some of these it should be “garages garages garages” especially with Hailstorms when they’re the size of baseballs

that was totally dumb to start to drive away when it started then pull back in driveway only to find the garage blown away :( lucky no injuries

I'm guessing this is a European owned channel.

5:06 that's what you call sail boats

Im watching this while being in a tropical storm 💀

They just come, and we can do nothing! :(

@VictheChick

8 күн бұрын

Stom shelter and/or move. It isn't this bad everywhere.

Damn, nature! You're scary!

Lincoln tornado was NOT 265 mph.

@user-md8qb4fi3t

3 күн бұрын

Fr

The overpass becomes a windtunnel

parents need to be more reliable for their chlidern in high stake storms by keeping them inside houses or buildings

hail storm by a JACK in the BOX

Ida Occurred September 1st.2021 Where In Newark,Nj 8.45 total Storm Total’s For The Entire Newark New Jersey Area

Night of the Tornados 1998 Kissimmee Florida Two odd things It was at night , and in February Third was it was an unusual area

I wish you also gave measurements in inches, feet, and miles. Some of us are from the US lol

The rain and wind in Brizzie

wow

Pero es del 26 de 01del 2021, ya son muchos los que quieren hacernos creer que es un nuevo DESASTRE

The first was scary...

tornadoes are so way fresh

first comment

@.55 . . . Holy Sh_t!!

I like how he said Nebraska- with a foreign accent, he says, “Nebrasker” also the way that narrator talks about how big the tornadoes are. He has no idea that they can be over 2 miles in diameter and big cases. The wedge tornado usually averages about a mile in diameter. There are small wedges like the one showing right here which are very small for a wedge tornado. Tornadoes are literally a mile in a circle.

@Alex-sw6sh

2 күн бұрын

Considering he thinks an EF3 tornado can peak at 265mph I suspect you are correct that he has no idea about tornadoes at all.

kmph means absolutely nothing to me and I suspect a good many millions of other people.

@bethh8808

13 күн бұрын

😂😂...😂😂...😂...

@samdevallance1527

13 күн бұрын

Miles means nothing to me and I suspect also millions of other people🤷‍♀️

@Rebel9668

13 күн бұрын

@@samdevallance1527 However, considering that most of the viewers of this video will probably be the people who do use miles it seems somewhat disingenuous not to include them like most videos do, especially since about half of the catastrophes in this video occurred where miles are the norm.

@Rebel9668

13 күн бұрын

@@samdevallance1527 Oh, and if you take just the largest countries where english is spoken given that's the language the video is in, Between Canada, Britain, Ireland & Australia there's a total of about 139.7 million whereas in the USA alone there are more than 341 million so I suspect there are actually hundreds of millions more using miles that would be watching so they could at least put mph in as well.

@Girl-Next-Door

13 күн бұрын

Multiply kilometers by 0.621 .... it's not THAT hard 🙄

Hey who turned out the lights ?

Each clip in this video is more unbelievable than the last. The most unbelievable moments ever caught on camera