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you just know the crew was pissed

I think Before the First Car Derailed The Other Cars Were Derailed by the Tornado The First car Derailed because of the Weight

OH MY GOD 😮

Train: OHH MY CARS IM GONNA GET CRAPPED!

That fell off because of bad tracks. Didn’t see a tornado.

Yo guys is it me or is the tanker right over there? *2 secs later* HOLY SH** ITS COMING FU**

There goes 56m$

I remember seeing a news report once year, a E.F 5 picked up tanker trucks & rail cars, tossed Them several mettres like tonka toys.

It's been awhile since I last saw this but I worked with the conductor Leo Ramirez and engineer Billy P. I think I joined the railroad a little before this. My respect for all the true Rail still running!

I hope the tanker car is okay 👍

Holy pucker factor!! Not sure if I'd soil my shorts, or not able to go for a week.

"Finger of God" *Drops utensils*

That s not good i m glad i v e never actually seen anything like that

I seem to recall, a few years back, several railroads saying that they were establishing severe weather alert programs in their dispatch centers. The idea was the programs could alert dispatchers to severe weather alerts affecting locations along their lines so they could stop trains from entering the area until the alert was over, or make crews in the area aware of the alert so they could watch for activity and, maybe, take action to possibly avoid severe weather. From the number of trains that have been affected by severe weather, this year, what's happened to those programs? Did they get cut because Wall Street idiots say they cost too much? 😢

Dang how is the tornado powerful enough to derail a train

Nostalgia...

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1:23 "I didn't kill my wife ! " "I don't care ! "

1:10 the grain car was like see u later and the white oil car was like OH DAM WHY HE DERAILED!? Oil car hits grain car like i decide to hurt u grain car then red box car was like I’ma crawl on the cars on the side

That could've been an explosion right?

That poor engineer knew the tornado was coming. They say tornadoes sound like trains. (0:14, 0:23)

On your very old siren video, I don't know if you still use this channel, but Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant actually shut down., and honestly they could have added the test message to the siren, which they should have done.

Holy bucket

The train: Casually going down the tracks. The tornado: I’m about to end this mans whole career. Also the tornado: Crashes the train. The trains freight cars: Already derailed. The train when it stops: Phew. That was a close one. The tanker car with the rest of the freight cars: I wOkE uP iN a NeW bUgAtTi! Also the tanker: Pwns the engines. After the wreckage: *TF2 your team looses music intensifies*

EF5’s have not only derailed entire trains but thrown them many yards from the tracks. We are talking about something with forces that are difficult to comprehend. Wind power increases by the cube of wind speed. So an EF4/5 tornado can be many many many times stronger and more devastating than a EF1/2 or even 3. A tornado with 200 mph winds is 8x more powerful than one with 100 mph winds as an example. The Bridge Creek-Moore 1999 tornado had estimated wind speeds of 300mph. That’s 27x more powerful than a low end EF2. This tornado was likely an EF1-2 and it still did this. Nature is crazy!

At first I thought this was a recent post, but it didn’t take long correct myself. Still good.

Bro said NO EXPLOSIONS ALOUD IN A TORNADO THAT WOULD CREATE A FIRE TORNADO! Jk

Uncool Train Hits By Tornado

I remember that day well, it had gone from very cold to very warm inside of a day in the middle of winter...the kind of day where you know the weather is going to be real bad. A supercell storm blew up north of about Freeport that afternoon, and headed east along the Illinois-Wisconsin line. I was working in downtown Chicago, and the sky along the northern horizon was a mass of black clouds. While heading home the crew reported that all trains were stopping at either Crystal Lake or Woodstock, a tornado had hit a freight train near Harvard.

I worked for the Denver & Rio Grande Western RR back in the early 70's. Trains coming out of Denver heading west on the mainline soon encounter the Rocky Mountains at a place called Rocky Flats. The trains must start trekking their way up a steep winding grade and a big curve known as the Big 10 curve. The Big 10 curve is right at the mouth of Coal Creek Canyon which at times is one of the windiest places in America. The cold air on the high peaks sinks and that air comes flowing down those canyons and creates hurricane force 100 mph + winds. Over the years the D&RGW had many derailments at the Big 10 curve. The wind would blow the trains over and cause massive derailments..including the engines. Since the D&RGW was a mountain RR they always had at least 4 headend engines and often times 2 helper engines at the back to push them up the grade. I went to many of those wrecks during my years. I was always mesmerized by the wreckage at a derailment. It's truly something you have to see to believe. Wind is extremely powerful. 🚂

Imagine being a train hopper and this happens

When I was little and first saw this, I thought this was CSX (YN2) because of the yellow nose.

So trains can technically tanks a tornado.

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Dang!!!

God's winds are one of the most powerful elements on this earth Period.

Los fuertes vientos y lluvias hacen descarrilar el tren

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the tank car approaching was very ominous

1:23 Wow Cool sparkles

derail

me and a friend had to watch this video in science class and i remember we could NOT stop laughing. Idk if it was just because we were in a silly, goofy mood but the way that one train car just bounced on in there made all the more funny.😂

Let's just be thankful that the tanker car didn't rupture. Ethylene oxide isn't a nice chemical.

Union pacific

I can't even see where the tornado is in this

What type of train was it Was it a Union Pacific?

Good reason to have 5 loads on the headend

Plot twist: its not tornado vrs train its actully train vrs train

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