95mph Wind Topples Trees, Destroys Omaha and surrounding areas. Sirens, Tornado ??
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ย. 2024
- A wind bag event as they dubbed it destroys our neighborhood and city, over 250,000 without power at peak of storm.
Severe weather event on July 31st 2024 in Omaha NE. 90-100 mph winds were officially recorded with unofficial reports of over 100 mph with private home weather stations. The storm seemed upon my observation to have multiple downbursts and microbursts that are recorded just in this video but also very evident of the damage from one neighborhood to the next.
The storm at peak claimed 220,000 homes without power. At the time of this video post 4 days later, still over 100,000 people without power including my house. Largest power outage in Omaha history.
Those horns are a scary sound. You once stated you wanted to experience a Tornado. And I told you ,No you don't. Weather ain't no joke. Sorry you experienced this glad the family is ok. Prayers to you 🙏
Thanks Joe much appreciated, and I suppose you were right about the storms. We're still in clean up mode will be probably for a few more days.
@@402_ventures we just missed one bad storm. This morning at 9am my area got Tornado warning. Not fun. Comes with FL weather 👍
@JoeHernandez1210 yea I've been watching the storm chasers down there pretty crazy. I heard the strongest wind they seen so far was 74mph ours topped out in the area around 100mph
@@402_ventures yeah near landfall in the panhandle
Thanks for sharing Tony. Have a great week!
Wow that’s crazy crazy Tony!! We got hit on the first late afternoon and it was horrible as ever!! Glad you guys weren’t hurt in the midst of all this!! All I can say is wow that’s crazy!!
I know right Nancy, what expecting it. Storms came out of no where. Thanks for the support
@@402_ventures I know we got more rain again now off and on all night tonight! Let’s not talk about the rain we supposed to get tomorrow lbvs!!
Oh, man, I absolutely understand. This exact thing happened in the Dallas, TX area on May 28 of this year but it's like no one outside the area heard about it. I expected family and friends from outside the state to be calling to check on us. Well, they'd have to have heard that we got slammed with a derecho to even know they needed to! Houston had a derecho a couple weeks earlier and everyone heard about that, smh. For a while I felt like no one cared, and here we were, scrambling to deal with a power outage, blocked roads and branches everywhere!
Anyway, yeah, there were 95 mph winds, so many trees snapped off, signs blown out or over, branches everywhere, and my kids (though they are adults, they're from California so they're not used to wild weather) were terrified! We all huddled in our living room away from the window and hoped it wasn't a tornado... we'd gotten a tornado warning and the radar did show something a bit like a hook echo. Our neighbor's tree fell down like yours... thankfully away from both our houses. Fortunately, and tragically, there was just one fatality... a young man working on a building crew who was blown off a roof. One too many, but I was surprised there weren't more.
I'm glad y'all are safe... I just stumbled upon this video (recommended because of my interest in weather) and sorry to say, I hadn't heard about your storm, either. I guess it only makes the news when it's an EF3+ tornado and hits a major city.
I’m glad that you all are ok hope that you got your power back on and that you guys didn’t have any serious damage. Sending prayers.
Thanks Jason much appreciated we're all safe only thing really damaged was awning above porch, then whole tree down. No fatalities throughout whole storm in the city so that's good. Lots of damage take months to clean up
I’m glad that everyone is safe and is doing well iam truly sorry that you all experienced this it’s awful 😞 if I wasn’t sick with this dumb cold and loosing my voice too that’s been going around I’d find a way to get to Nebraska to help you guys clean up your yard you guys are in my thoughts and prayers and iam glad that you all are safe 🫶🫶🫶🫶 much love from my family to yours 🫶🫶🫶🫶
How would u get here Danielle, appreciate any and all support from all of you. Thanks for watching have a good rest the week.
@@402_ventures I’d find a way to get there somehow but honestly I dont know how I’d get there and home especially when I can’t afford to travel at the moment and dealing with this cold flu but I’m just saying in general if I could find a way to get there I’d definitely would help you guys out but with this cold flu going around I definitely don’t want to get anyone else sick
Glad you all are safe! ❤❤
@@Careuhh thanks Kara, also thanks for becoming a member you rock
Nasty winds, where were you when the worst happened?
I was standing in my downstairs hallway keeping my 5 yard old calm, I could feel the house flexing and the stairs lifting up. And we're on top a hill so I feel we got a full force of it.
I was in front of the storm near Bennington and there was a huge horizontally rotating wall cloud trying to touchdown but it never did
Yea if u watch the video u can see a huge rotating could in the time lapse pretty crazy
Won’t forget this day I had to move outta my old house because of it. April 26, May 21st and 24th were too crazy too
You aren't lying my friend, gtsy welcome
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@@402_ventures you bet I did
wow that scary and crazy. but glad you all okay. have a good evening and week. take care and god bless.
Thanks so much Heather, yea I'm glad everyone was safe as well. Luckily no casualties in the whole city from the storms.
@@402_ventures your welcome
That is not Destroyed, you were lucky, trust me it can be so much worse, with actual Destruction, not just a messed up awning and some trees down
I only said destroyed, because the whole city of Omaha in general was damaged, we did get off easier, but some others weren't so lucky.
85 MPH here in lincoln trees everywhere just a wind event no tornado
I know, I just put tornado for the sirens
That stuff was crazy
Sure was buddy, thanks again a million times, stop by for your saw and I got you a little something.
I'm not gonna lie, I felt like they were more than just 95 MPH wind gusts..they were like 105...
Yea there were some pretty crazy ones, definitely the strongest winds I've ever seen living in Omaha Nebraska my whole life. Now anytime the wind blows around I have PTSD thinking more branches are gonna come crashing down.
@@402_ventures Yeah! I now have PTSD of winds because of my grill moving around.
wild!
@@zaybrooks lol that's an understatement but yea
I'm sorry this happened to you Tony
You think that bad watch about hurricane Katrina or otis
Got it
We had a similar event in Dallas a few months back and it did make me appreciate that it was NOT a full hurricane. But that doesn't minimize how traumatic it was for those caught in it.