How Storm Chasers Track Down A Natural Disaster | Stormrider Compilation | Earth Stories
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- Mother Nature is more powerful than any man made action, and everyday she puts us to the test. Filmmaker and adventurer Chris is fascinated by extreme natural disasters, and chooses to chase them head on in solo filming expeditions. In this compilation he comes face to face chasing some of the most vicious and unforgiving of storms- from hurricanes to tornadoes and firestorms.
Hurricane - 00:00-45:31
Tornado - 45:32- 1:32:02
Firestorm - 1:32:03-2:17:19
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Crew 7... this is an amazing program. I really hope it can give these men renewed purpose and that upon release they can build meaningful lives.
I went to Big Sur in 2008 to fight the wildfires and it was the best learning opportunity, both professionally and personally! I had a prison crew right by our camp and they were the best guys, truly amazing men that really did make a difference. The locals were amazing and so supportive as well. I’ll never forget that time or everyone I met and I’m so grateful for the opportunity.
Anyone else die laughing when he was stumbling around out in the hail/rain?? I know it’s serious but I couldn’t help it! When he fell over I lost it LOL
hahaha i did too but im glad he wore protection :D
Yup that’s when I laughed also!🤣
That tornado sequence was intense! As fascinating as natural disasters are, when we look at the human impact it's absolutely humbling.
That was really well done. Thank you!
What a brilliant idea for fire fighting 👏
WOW!!!
Absolutely incredible!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
That’s got to be the best intercept footage ever!!
I can understand the excitement after it had passed. Incredible.
Respect to the fullest Dr Timmer & team 🫡
I just had to write a paper on storm chasing, its already submitted... Could have used this entire video as source material... And it would have a source i could cite, but it showed up on my feed too late😭😭
next time try real sources
"I wanted to see what a hurricane was like face to face" okay yeah have fun with that. It's a bunch of rain pissing in your face.
1:35:44 need more programs like this
I lived in Houston when Hurricane Ike hit. We lived off of 45 south and W Bellfort. 4 weeks no power and it was scary. I grew up in S Florida and I was used to hurricanes, Ike changed my mind.
If I was rich and lived in a storm area I'd build a house underground 😊
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I was there in houston, this was my bday weekend. I turned 18. It was a crazy experience for sure.
I was only 8 when Ike hit. Wiped out Galveston State Park in Texas and took a bunch of shops off the seawall. Some of them never returned. Thank God, Murdochs rebuilt. My favorite shop to visit when I'm in Galveston
I can only speak to tornados - grew up in Tx but remember my first F1 at 5 yrs old, saw one form on the road at 33, chased by an F1 on the road at night at 37. We are so used to it we are trained to hunker down during a watch/warning or esp sirens. Its also exciting so we get distracted by that. It doesnt make sense though how few ppl here have storm shelters. Theyre pretty common though up in OK. Id like to see cities have huge storm shelters and it should be required in new homes. We get used to it…but we forget about F5s and the chance of surviving those…I helped clean up in Moore OK after an F5 and it was very eye opening…so was my close encounter on the road and I take warnings very differently now.
I read one comment on FB in Tornado related group, and that person was like, I don't pay attention to warning sirens, they are so often, so unless I actually see tornado, I ain't doing anything. And I thought - gee, lady, by the time you see the tornado, it will be too late and it might be last thing you see. As for Moore, after it got hit in May 3rd, 1999, I was surprised that they still did not had storm shelters in public places, especially in schools. Only after May 20th, 2013 they began to do something about it. Like, seriously, schools and hospitals are the priority places where storm shelter should be mandatory, whether government have funding for that or not. It's something that should have funding for in first place. Sadly they had to be hit twice for things to change.
I love this old Stormchase Dokumentary , its a piece of history documented how it was when did not have Radar on mobile Phones and moblie wifi so easy accessible.Crazy seeing Greensburg in pieces
So many people still sheltering under overpasses. People need to get the word out that is the worst place you can be.
If you’re working at a gas station without a plan and a tornado hits, turn off the pumps then go in the cooler or bathrooms
Real-life Adventure
why did he open the car door 🤦🏾♂️
Around 1:23:00 he just opens the car door... doesn't ask if that's okay, just apparently "instinctually" couldn't help himself..WHAT😮...most Normal instincts would be to scream DRIVE DAMIT DRIVE...but no...in someone else's car mind..and without checking if it's cool with the other passengers..BAM open that door let's get a REAL feel for potential death 🤦🏻♀️🤣🤣🤣 gotta love this guy 😂🤣
1:43:20 don’t park cars on top of the dry brush out in desert kids or even here in sc during summer a dry field plenty officers lost cars same way. Look it up don’t believe me. And that sucks for them 😂 glad nobody was hurt
How can any building in tornado alley NOT have safe rooms!
Yes. They all should have them by now.
Lots of older places don't have shelters.
poverty
Don't be an idiot. Money!
As they may be true, it should be required by builders to create one. Code. In Washington State we have codes that have to be done for earthquakes so I don't see how a shelter is not a requirement there
Anybody know where we can find the monsoon episode he did?
Authorities should call for evacuation . They are trying to save lives. No one can predict storms that well. Better be safe than sorry.
Regardless of the uploader. Over the years I've seen this. I watch it just for the idiotic line .... "Instinctively, i open the door".
Really bro. "Day to to night". Winds blowing over 100mph"....he loves to open doors.
I never found anywhere that says how much he had to pay them for a new vehicle.
🤣🤣🤣🤣EXACTLY!!!!
Omg!! She plays it safe and go s to the gas station lol!!!
Why do people park under bridges
Because they want to die via windtunnel+debris
Hail I assume, worse place to be though because of the wind tunnel effect. But people even today will hide there if in the situation despite knowing the risk.
16:01 little late on time stamp but that poor jeep gonna run hot they got front cover over 😂 hot temperatures and a lot of low speeds not gonna be good for it. Or I should say wasn’t Ike was what 2007 or 2008
Mad dogs and Englishmen. Lol
Great program and yet the uploader ruined it with NON STOP ADS 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎
First question as a European who doesn't have to deal with big tornados or hurricanes... Why tf you place your house in the tornado alley, literally the whole world know that every year at this particular place you can experience tornados... And still people living there, is there nowhere else to go?
Nowhere else to go, a lot of tornado alley is poverty stricken, many people have been there for generations, some people like the risk, some people take it as it is and still love their home enough to take the risk
@@AnimeLover4Life3395 thank you for this honest answer... People will be people where ever you go hmm
Well to be quite frank, that's our bread basket. That's where the main crops of wheat, soy, corn, etc seeds /grains & more are grown there bc it's prime fertile ground. That's why it was settled and why generations have stayed. It's dangerous in one way or another anywhere you live. Some more extreme than others. I live in Washington state where we have a lot of fruits, veg, pumpkins/gourds etc but that’s bc of the fertile soil due to our volcanoes…earthquakes are a consequence of that. 🤷♀️ our crops have been the source of a lot of homing in dangerous areas. The crops & where they grow best have made huge impact on settlements in the US.
@@AnimeLover4Life3395you really are right about poverty though in the sense of the people not in agriculture. It’s quite sad. Pay is awful there and even though living costs are cheap, it prevents people from being able to move to a more expensive but safer location
@@NaomiDollxoxo thank you for your time to answer my stupid Ass....it make sense what you say
"Spontaneously". No. You parked on a bush dude.
How do they track? by being stupid maybe like those storm chasers that got wrecked by a tornado.
Lair complaining about our weather in England is what we are known for 🤣🤣🤣
What you are doing seems foolish to me.
The “I” statements are self-serving and dull. More scientific commentary would be more interesting with the footage.
7 hours 4... now 5 comments wow way to full scorpion
Your car didn't light up, but by parking hot the car over dry bushes you lit them up. If you were quick enough and drove the car on to the road, you would have saved it.
But I get it. "Content". So gotta film first. 😅
He's saying hurricane wrong
In England they're Hurikins.
@@user-nb4iu3qv6vlol er no they ain’t.
He is British, not American.
Nope Jesus isn’t a god he’s a prophet
How did you find that out? Did you meet him? JW
@@JennaD7207 Well no shit, I met him like a long time ago. Ofc I didn’t meet prophet Jesus before. Do tell if your educated on this topic, To have a great discussion
Jesus is Alive he love us all your heard a loud voice that you couldn't see get white and look up the heaven
Mother Nature is more powerful than your mythological figure
@@elizabethford7263 Mother Nature is our ruler and always will be 👍
that trans chick was hot