Cool video! I grew up catching crawdads in that creek
@MrTee-hw7mp2 жыл бұрын
Don’t need a tornado. That’s just a beautiful sight in beautiful country.
@sweetvictory31002 жыл бұрын
❤💔 can we go back in time, save these for memories for my dad, so sick, love and miss you guys
@SlowedByMaple2 жыл бұрын
10 Years Later...
@joeharwell542 жыл бұрын
Great footage. Thanks for sharing.
@RealColoradoProductions2 жыл бұрын
Oh dang #WashingtonCountyColorado
@andreask32183 жыл бұрын
Extremely rapid rotation...quite...vivid.
@xmurgo94204 жыл бұрын
Hi I’m the past
@hondaklatt4 жыл бұрын
I remember driving through here couple days after and it was crazy to see the path
@hollyhughes58044 жыл бұрын
I drove through Yazoo City a week later on my way to Greenville and the roads were literally CHEWED UP it was Devasting to say the least
@rileyshaw98634 жыл бұрын
What Time Did This Storm Happen At Night Was It 9pm 10pm 11pm Or 12am Wednesday? Was It An F1 F2 F3 Or F4?
@mackiebenson94675 жыл бұрын
The same funnel that hit Lambert supposedly hit Granite City that night too. Especially around Hit n Run. That was a crazy evening.
@tscooter225 жыл бұрын
Thank you for warning drivers about the tornado ahead of them!!!
@tscooter225 жыл бұрын
Great video. I live out in Wildwood (west St. Louis county) and there were some amazing storms in April and May of 2011. I forget which storm it was, but my house was buzzed by a funnel cloud and it felt like the whole house was shaking on its foundation. I actually have a few photos of it somewhere. We are WAY down low in a hole in our neighborhood, so that probably spared our house from most damage besides some siding and soffit damage which was relatively minor. Many homes lost their roofs (shingles mainly) and and a few chimneys, but nothing too serious, I'm not a professional weather spotter but as you all can see here, it's a dangerous job in eastern Missouri with all of the hills. It's really hard to see what might be ahead of you!
@Zoomer305 жыл бұрын
I live in Mason City Iowa and remember this day vividly. Had I not been working, I would have been chasing it. Before I went to working the storm was forming in NE Kossuth County and I just knew it would be big. Still remember walking into the break room at work and saw KIMT showing the live eye in the sky from Albert Lea, very surreal.
@paulsonj724 жыл бұрын
Very surreal watching the Twin Cities TV stations cover this as well. Even though Freeborn County is not in the Minneapolis TV market all the twincities stations were on this as well. I actually remember hearing the name of a small town in FAribault county and when I heard it I wanted to get sick real fast as I knew people I knew might be hit by the series of tornadoes that night(And they were)
@bonnieplushproductions-fna85875 жыл бұрын
That's posted on my birthday
@sprintingwolf766 жыл бұрын
I lived through this, and I can say there was nothing epic or wow about it. The fact that anyone got any actual footage of this is to say they were extremely lucky. Had that track been half a mile to the north, my home, and several friends' homes would have vanished.
@johnjo53286 жыл бұрын
Chris Williams a survivor?
@sprintingwolf766 жыл бұрын
john jo surprised? Considering I survived Iraq, why not something like this?
@johnjo53286 жыл бұрын
Chris Williams True
@cubby0913985 жыл бұрын
This tornado was 1.75 miles wide and on the ground for nearly 150 miles. None of the tornadoes from the Superoutbreak on April 27, 2011 were not this wide or as long tracked However, some of the tornadoes from the Superoutbreak were more intense. Like Hackleburg/Phil Campbell EF5 tornado which was 1.25 miles wide and on the ground for 132 miles. I wonder if the Yazoo City tornado was capable of EF5 damage somewhere along its track.
@multiliyah10276 жыл бұрын
2018
@cadym12146 жыл бұрын
i wanna ride a raft down it xD
@velezdragon35744 жыл бұрын
Cady M same I live there
@najibandzz6 жыл бұрын
This happened the day I was born
@dreamsolo13863 жыл бұрын
Same
@YouTuber-dl1fz6 жыл бұрын
i remembet this
@rileyshaw98637 жыл бұрын
What Time Did This Tornado Happen At Night Was It 9:00PM 10:00PM 11:00PM Or 12:00AM Sunday? And Was Tornado An F1 F2 F3 Or And F4?
@joshuamasters26912 жыл бұрын
it was around 8:40 but it was dark because it was April. at this time it was rated ef3 or 2
@americanlibertas37268 жыл бұрын
I been down that road a few times. Bf's family got some property out there, but more towards Truxton.
@dylninfiv62758 жыл бұрын
I want to be a storm chaser!!!!!
@dylninfiv62758 жыл бұрын
this is cool.
@Knexmoore8 жыл бұрын
Hey guys I'm reading a strong ef4 tornado (post-inside airport (another video)) and outside. 30 mil in dmg. and only few injuries.
@alexlautzenheiser50248 жыл бұрын
That was 115 years since the 1896 tornado in 2011 (1896-2011)
@godbacks099 жыл бұрын
People say that tornadoes never happen in Montana. WRONG!!!! Strong tornadoes almost never happen here, but Montana does average a few weak tornadoes a year, but they don't usually last long and like I said they're usually weak (EF0's and EF1's). I have actually asked a couple of meteorologists here in Billings about this, both said we actually average about 5-6 tornadoes a year in Montana.
@godbacks099 жыл бұрын
...one more thing to add, most of the tornadoes in Montana happen in eastern Montana, usually east and northeast of Billings.
@buschlicker19329 жыл бұрын
I could see that from outside my house. That was my 3rd birthday in a row with tornadoes and still had one the year following.
@sheilarodrigues15410 жыл бұрын
haha 5:28 " Is that a cow ? "
@Meeka32811 жыл бұрын
Mine kept sayin play back error so I didn't get a chance to watch it
@estefaniarodriguezdelatorr345311 жыл бұрын
tornadoes: *doing their stuff* me: dance tornadoes dance! yea shake dat ass! tornadoes: o.O... me: hehehe...eh...sorry tornadoes: thank you! now if u dont mind, *start dancing* :D
@BetterYouQuest311 жыл бұрын
awesome
@autumnfrazier474911 жыл бұрын
I was in glen carbon ill when this was happening
@TravelsChases11 жыл бұрын
Wow awesome video , spectacular lightning captures, and sweet tornado capture. Thanks for sharing
@arryonnasmith917411 жыл бұрын
Lol
@Nikita4ever700011 жыл бұрын
I used to live in Kansas City, Missouri. Have you ever filmed "Spyder" Lightning? I've seen it streak across the sky during thunder storms while I was standing up that hill (can't remember the name of it) near Crown Center.
@Kidkillman11 жыл бұрын
I'd say it is part of the wall cloud
@sprintingwolf7611 жыл бұрын
I lived through this nightmare. Very scary day for YC folks. My house narrowly missed getting hit directly and instead took some collateral damage from flying debris.
@NightSkyArizona11 жыл бұрын
Very well done! Nice job!
@MarcusDiazWX11 жыл бұрын
lolwut
@kandasamypasupathy943611 жыл бұрын
while it was light out before dark it was in the afternoon right
@TheDebrisBall11 жыл бұрын
Awesome video Jessie. That storm had some incredible structure! Something about those midsummer Montana supercells. Subbed for more!
@Mizfan2112 жыл бұрын
i was driving into st louis the minute this started.
@bkriegel9512 жыл бұрын
Yeah,I live in Rochester MN which not too far down the interstate from where that happened I got to see the aftermath when we drove past on the I-90,on our way to Boyscout camp in SD, one week after There was destruction all over the countryside Houses and barns were piles of rubble and trees were snapped like toothpicks I wish I was able to help
@sarajones32512 жыл бұрын
Okay, your story.... Best of luck, try Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Texas, Missouri maybe you will be able to see some fantastic supercells and actually be able to get close to the storm...Stay Safe!
@sarajones32512 жыл бұрын
I too grew up in Montana and have lived in Kansas for the past 10 years, You are correct that anything with more than 5 lightening strikes is news....if you want to get excited move to the central plains, we don't even cancel weddings until we have a tornado on the ground, and it would have to be coming at us.... As to the reality of tornadoes, when one wipes your town off the map, you know reality and you know that a tornado has shown its' ugly head! 7 days ago we had tennis ball size hail....
@MTredneckchick12 жыл бұрын
so for those of you dising, on this guy, learn what montana is about. we get hail and rain and thunderstorms, but we never ever get tornados, this is the 4th tornado i have ever heard about in MT, and i grew up here... on in billings last year, by by loma on the june 4th this year, and 2 on the 5th.. and if their is a tornado, it is heard about quickly
@MTredneckchick12 жыл бұрын
we don't get tornado's that often so when we get one scratch that 3 in 2 days, that is a big deal to us up here in Montana, and to be able to see the proof instead of just hearing about it makes its all that much more real.
@80dizzle12 жыл бұрын
Sara, that couldn't be further from the truth. A "professional" storm chaser will forecast and position themselves in a location opportune for severe weather if they are truly dedicated to the hobby, which is what I did. Regarding the commentary, you hear very little from me. There were five other people standing proximal to me, and my commentary is limited to pointing out the tornado and such. I do hear someone giggling, but that's probably related to someone excited over structure.
@sarajones32512 жыл бұрын
Glad to hear that Jesse is a good hearted person and helped where it was needed, you missed the point however, if you are "professional " storm chasers rather than weekend adrenaline junkies, you would not be in central Montana during this time of year, I think that we all know that Montana, Oregon etc. are not the best locations for supercells to develope, that said,I am aware that rotation and supercells can happen anywhere, last weekend there were 27 confirmed tornadoes within 25 miles of me.
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Cool video! I grew up catching crawdads in that creek
Don’t need a tornado. That’s just a beautiful sight in beautiful country.
❤💔 can we go back in time, save these for memories for my dad, so sick, love and miss you guys
10 Years Later...
Great footage. Thanks for sharing.
Oh dang #WashingtonCountyColorado
Extremely rapid rotation...quite...vivid.
Hi I’m the past
I remember driving through here couple days after and it was crazy to see the path
I drove through Yazoo City a week later on my way to Greenville and the roads were literally CHEWED UP it was Devasting to say the least
What Time Did This Storm Happen At Night Was It 9pm 10pm 11pm Or 12am Wednesday? Was It An F1 F2 F3 Or F4?
The same funnel that hit Lambert supposedly hit Granite City that night too. Especially around Hit n Run. That was a crazy evening.
Thank you for warning drivers about the tornado ahead of them!!!
Great video. I live out in Wildwood (west St. Louis county) and there were some amazing storms in April and May of 2011. I forget which storm it was, but my house was buzzed by a funnel cloud and it felt like the whole house was shaking on its foundation. I actually have a few photos of it somewhere. We are WAY down low in a hole in our neighborhood, so that probably spared our house from most damage besides some siding and soffit damage which was relatively minor. Many homes lost their roofs (shingles mainly) and and a few chimneys, but nothing too serious, I'm not a professional weather spotter but as you all can see here, it's a dangerous job in eastern Missouri with all of the hills. It's really hard to see what might be ahead of you!
I live in Mason City Iowa and remember this day vividly. Had I not been working, I would have been chasing it. Before I went to working the storm was forming in NE Kossuth County and I just knew it would be big. Still remember walking into the break room at work and saw KIMT showing the live eye in the sky from Albert Lea, very surreal.
Very surreal watching the Twin Cities TV stations cover this as well. Even though Freeborn County is not in the Minneapolis TV market all the twincities stations were on this as well. I actually remember hearing the name of a small town in FAribault county and when I heard it I wanted to get sick real fast as I knew people I knew might be hit by the series of tornadoes that night(And they were)
That's posted on my birthday
I lived through this, and I can say there was nothing epic or wow about it. The fact that anyone got any actual footage of this is to say they were extremely lucky. Had that track been half a mile to the north, my home, and several friends' homes would have vanished.
Chris Williams a survivor?
john jo surprised? Considering I survived Iraq, why not something like this?
Chris Williams True
This tornado was 1.75 miles wide and on the ground for nearly 150 miles. None of the tornadoes from the Superoutbreak on April 27, 2011 were not this wide or as long tracked However, some of the tornadoes from the Superoutbreak were more intense. Like Hackleburg/Phil Campbell EF5 tornado which was 1.25 miles wide and on the ground for 132 miles. I wonder if the Yazoo City tornado was capable of EF5 damage somewhere along its track.
2018
i wanna ride a raft down it xD
Cady M same I live there
This happened the day I was born
Same
i remembet this
What Time Did This Tornado Happen At Night Was It 9:00PM 10:00PM 11:00PM Or 12:00AM Sunday? And Was Tornado An F1 F2 F3 Or And F4?
it was around 8:40 but it was dark because it was April. at this time it was rated ef3 or 2
I been down that road a few times. Bf's family got some property out there, but more towards Truxton.
I want to be a storm chaser!!!!!
this is cool.
Hey guys I'm reading a strong ef4 tornado (post-inside airport (another video)) and outside. 30 mil in dmg. and only few injuries.
That was 115 years since the 1896 tornado in 2011 (1896-2011)
People say that tornadoes never happen in Montana. WRONG!!!! Strong tornadoes almost never happen here, but Montana does average a few weak tornadoes a year, but they don't usually last long and like I said they're usually weak (EF0's and EF1's). I have actually asked a couple of meteorologists here in Billings about this, both said we actually average about 5-6 tornadoes a year in Montana.
...one more thing to add, most of the tornadoes in Montana happen in eastern Montana, usually east and northeast of Billings.
I could see that from outside my house. That was my 3rd birthday in a row with tornadoes and still had one the year following.
haha 5:28 " Is that a cow ? "
Mine kept sayin play back error so I didn't get a chance to watch it
tornadoes: *doing their stuff* me: dance tornadoes dance! yea shake dat ass! tornadoes: o.O... me: hehehe...eh...sorry tornadoes: thank you! now if u dont mind, *start dancing* :D
awesome
I was in glen carbon ill when this was happening
Wow awesome video , spectacular lightning captures, and sweet tornado capture. Thanks for sharing
Lol
I used to live in Kansas City, Missouri. Have you ever filmed "Spyder" Lightning? I've seen it streak across the sky during thunder storms while I was standing up that hill (can't remember the name of it) near Crown Center.
I'd say it is part of the wall cloud
I lived through this nightmare. Very scary day for YC folks. My house narrowly missed getting hit directly and instead took some collateral damage from flying debris.
Very well done! Nice job!
lolwut
while it was light out before dark it was in the afternoon right
Awesome video Jessie. That storm had some incredible structure! Something about those midsummer Montana supercells. Subbed for more!
i was driving into st louis the minute this started.
Yeah,I live in Rochester MN which not too far down the interstate from where that happened I got to see the aftermath when we drove past on the I-90,on our way to Boyscout camp in SD, one week after There was destruction all over the countryside Houses and barns were piles of rubble and trees were snapped like toothpicks I wish I was able to help
Okay, your story.... Best of luck, try Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Texas, Missouri maybe you will be able to see some fantastic supercells and actually be able to get close to the storm...Stay Safe!
I too grew up in Montana and have lived in Kansas for the past 10 years, You are correct that anything with more than 5 lightening strikes is news....if you want to get excited move to the central plains, we don't even cancel weddings until we have a tornado on the ground, and it would have to be coming at us.... As to the reality of tornadoes, when one wipes your town off the map, you know reality and you know that a tornado has shown its' ugly head! 7 days ago we had tennis ball size hail....
so for those of you dising, on this guy, learn what montana is about. we get hail and rain and thunderstorms, but we never ever get tornados, this is the 4th tornado i have ever heard about in MT, and i grew up here... on in billings last year, by by loma on the june 4th this year, and 2 on the 5th.. and if their is a tornado, it is heard about quickly
we don't get tornado's that often so when we get one scratch that 3 in 2 days, that is a big deal to us up here in Montana, and to be able to see the proof instead of just hearing about it makes its all that much more real.
Sara, that couldn't be further from the truth. A "professional" storm chaser will forecast and position themselves in a location opportune for severe weather if they are truly dedicated to the hobby, which is what I did. Regarding the commentary, you hear very little from me. There were five other people standing proximal to me, and my commentary is limited to pointing out the tornado and such. I do hear someone giggling, but that's probably related to someone excited over structure.
Glad to hear that Jesse is a good hearted person and helped where it was needed, you missed the point however, if you are "professional " storm chasers rather than weekend adrenaline junkies, you would not be in central Montana during this time of year, I think that we all know that Montana, Oregon etc. are not the best locations for supercells to develope, that said,I am aware that rotation and supercells can happen anywhere, last weekend there were 27 confirmed tornadoes within 25 miles of me.