True youtube storm chasers. Never once did I hear them consider calling 911 about the fire. Nope. They are too busy filming and storm chasing to worry about anything else.... seemingly unconcerned. Very troubling to actually think that people have become that selfish.
Hey there! I'm a firefighter in the area that the fire was in. Fire department was notified instantly 😀. To note (for the less educated), fire trucks are extremely hard to operate during severe weather, especially tornadoes, which were occurring around the area. I'd rather have my fellow firefighters shelter from tornadoes and then respond to the contained fire.
The natural gas system that went off towards the end is a good example of always tripple check your path for gas lines and power good solidifying reason to not just go barrelling in for post storm search and rescue without taking the time to screen for first responder safety especially with gas leaks etc.
Professional or not, chasing in the dark is irresponsible. I think most of you guys knew it was a bad idea from the beginning, but emotions and adrenaline took over. Luckily you survived! Be safe!
Fortunately, I don't base decisions off of emotions.. and adrenaline is not a cause for decision-making. Night chasing allows for a unique experience, for sure. Not dangerous unless one intentionally makes poor decisions. Also, it allows confirmation on tornadoes during a time where residents might not have warning of ongoing tornadoes until they are impacted. Regardless, I will stay safe! Thank you!
Give me a time, we passed many houses. It would place us in grave danger to stop at every house, both from the storm and from the occupants of the houses (at night, considering Oklahoma's castle doctrine pew pew laws.) We do the best via social media leading up to the event and livestreaming the event to keep people informed. If they choose to ignore the weather, it is not our responsibility. Get out there and do it yourself, bud!
I think they mean about the big fire that looked like a main gas line that got hit ...I'd at least would have called 911 to let them know that it was raging..that could have set the other home around it off ..and if it was a main gas ...but from your video the way the flames was burping up or puffing up it was probably a gas pipe line ..
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True youtube storm chasers. Never once did I hear them consider calling 911 about the fire. Nope. They are too busy filming and storm chasing to worry about anything else.... seemingly unconcerned. Very troubling to actually think that people have become that selfish.
Hey there! I'm a firefighter in the area that the fire was in. Fire department was notified instantly 😀. To note (for the less educated), fire trucks are extremely hard to operate during severe weather, especially tornadoes, which were occurring around the area. I'd rather have my fellow firefighters shelter from tornadoes and then respond to the contained fire.
The quality of your videos seems to have increased so much!!!! great stuff
Ohh I love this video I was so excited love tornados.. was the Jules high
You need to make a T-shirt that says, “ If we go airborne, we know where the tornado is…”
I live in shawnee so this hits home for me thank you for posting this video and chasing to keep people safe
The tornado hit home?
@@towerX- it was literally 2 blocks behind our house
Nicely done.
Y’all need a Batman spot light for the night!
You guys stay safe.
Ty guy’s awesome photos
Wow Nocturnal Tornadoes are so scary because it’s hard to see them at night and I have never seen them personally
0:26 with a lot of people watching on their Android TVs we forget to log on on phones to subscribe, so now l remembered to log on on my phone to do so
The natural gas system that went off towards the end is a good example of always tripple check your path for gas lines and power good solidifying reason to not just go barrelling in for post storm search and rescue without taking the time to screen for first responder safety especially with gas leaks etc.
Where’s part one?
part one: th-cam.com/video/5zmWtBRAff4/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TornadoWarned
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Professional or not, chasing in the dark is irresponsible. I think most of you guys knew it was a bad idea from the beginning, but emotions and adrenaline took over. Luckily you survived! Be safe!
Fortunately, I don't base decisions off of emotions.. and adrenaline is not a cause for decision-making.
Night chasing allows for a unique experience, for sure. Not dangerous unless one intentionally makes poor decisions. Also, it allows confirmation on tornadoes during a time where residents might not have warning of ongoing tornadoes until they are impacted.
Regardless, I will stay safe! Thank you!
Crazies chase I've seen! Hope you all called 911
What machine was he looking for under the roof please tell me he wasn't looking for the ball machine that calls out numbers for bingo??
Omg how could you drive oast those houses and not warn the people BUT stop to take photos?
Not cool
Give me a time, we passed many houses. It would place us in grave danger to stop at every house, both from the storm and from the occupants of the houses (at night, considering Oklahoma's castle doctrine pew pew laws.)
We do the best via social media leading up to the event and livestreaming the event to keep people informed. If they choose to ignore the weather, it is not our responsibility.
Get out there and do it yourself, bud!
I think they mean about the big fire that looked like a main gas line that got hit ...I'd at least would have called 911 to let them know that it was raging..that could have set the other home around it off ..and if it was a main gas ...but from your video the way the flames was burping up or puffing up it was probably a gas pipe line ..
😮 😮😮😮😮😢😢The storm lightingIS 😮😮😮😮 dangerous😮 be SAFE😊❤