08-10-2020 Dewitt, Iowa - Extreme Derecho Winds & Damage
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An extremely dangerous derecho impacted parts of eastern Iowa into northern Illinois with winds over 100 mph. Dewitt, Iowa took a direct hit with downed power lines, trees, and damage to property. Hundreds of thousands of residents are without power across the area.
Good footage... But I don't think it was so wise for the cameraman to be STANDING UNDER POWER LINES in those high winds! 🤦♂️
No joke. A powerline in front of my house was struck by lightning yesterday as I was watching the storm out of my living room window.
@@edennis8578 😲
The winds were over 70 mph sir i like weather i studied it for 5 years sir
@Blood Beryl true....
Did he have his mask on? 🤣
Standing immediately downwind of those power lines may not have been your wisest choice.
They where in the car!!
The Doge And that somehow makes it less dangerous?
Candice Honeycutt well they have a bit more protection
To get a good news story they'll do just about anything.
Have you ever wondered where do birds go when stuff like this hit? Once in Hawaii I saw several hiding under the eves of roofs and others snuck into garages.
sneeky birds
Probably blew into Indiana
@@80srockerable that reply deserves so many likes.
Most birds fly away from the storms and stay ahead of it. They may even fly over the storm like a plane does.
@@leaf2180 birds can fly over cumulonimbus clouds?? Never knew that
I'm surprised this didn't get the coverage in the media. Why am I now seeing these videos.
Ikr? This is crazy.
I know right stg I live here in Iowa and it’s such a shame that the media did not cover this more. It completely destroyed 40% of the crops that are needed to feed people.
Does not fit into the media's current agenda. Remember this in November.
This will distrupt our food sources. Start canning and stocking up on food
You don't get the Weather Channel?
Therapist: “Hurricane” in Midwest isn’t real it can’t hurt you
“Hurricane” in Midwest:
This is not a hurricane its a storm called Derecho.
@LincolnsStuff It's much larger than a hurricane and lasts 20 minutes to an hour, cyclonic weather rotates and derechos don't.
@@flameuptheherbwoofdownthebeer derachio is bassicly a land hurricane
@@flyingbanana4179 derechos aren’t larger than hurricane
@@KoId. I wrote that a year ago but yeah not all derecheoes are bigger and "much bigger" was an exaggeration. There are a few derecheoes that were bigger than some cyclones. I dont have time to give sources rn but you can probably find it on google
Dusty we have debris... I gotta go Julia, we got cows. 🐄🌪
You can really feel it with a telephoto lens !!!
Haha love that movie!
THE SUCK ZONE!
....same cow
XD
OPEN YOUR BIBLES TO
PSALM 91
Why isn't this on national news? OMG....
Right? Like are people okay right now?
I thought this was on National News...
Also, this was a very scary storm. People are still without power (and school has started!). The cleanup has been a rough prosses too.
Any questions? I'll try to answer them!
It probably was. It's the tornado du jour. It gets a segment on the evening news, aerial views of the destruction, everyone says "How tragic", and goes back to watching pro wrestling. The event will never be heard of again unless it gets noticed NOVA documentary on storms. Hurricanes and fires, on the other hand, with fleeing populace and lots of notice to get camera crews out offer much better opportunities for compelling news stories. But even hurricanes and fires end, are reduced to aerial views of the destruction and soon forgotten.
@@scottbilger9294 It was when I didn't have power or internet. I've done a little research.
If you Google "derechro", it's almost all you see
Unless it’s about BLM or rioting or Antifa, the MSM don’t give a crap.
We were driving through Iowa right after this happened, and I wanted to cry at the devastation. Iowans are amazing: no whiny crybabies, just folks getting ready to start working to get back to normal. Yes to the Midwest folk! 💪🏼
I’ve been in one of these storms a few years back. These are like hurricanes except doesn’t last as long as a hurricane. Great footage, thanks for sharing your views !
I'm from Iowa and this storm was terrifying. This year marks the 3 year anniversary of this storm which, funny you mention it's like a hurricane because it was classified as an inland hurricane.
Newton Iowa still looks like a war zone. They had 100mph winds. Trees down, power lines in the streets, parts of building torn off. Some houses still don't have power and it is 5 days later. Farmers had their entire crops destroyed. I had been in my share of tornadoes, but this was one of the scariest storms I've experienced. The wind didn't let up for over an hour. Storm sirens went off three times in 45 minutes.
Maybe next time avoid standing under all those power lines friend. RISKY BUSINESS.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
imshinycaptain hahaha exactly. As the NYFD would say
Wild!! My daughter lives in Davenport and she said there was a lot of damage there. Trees down, shingles torn off roofs. Lots of debris in the roads.
trust me, it SUCKED. I have power from this crazy storm
Bro my entire town has no lights on (except for the outskirts) (anderson)
Biiiiiitch i got power🤙
We got power back after two days, but my sister and friends in the next town over don't have any power. Cedar Rapids (about an hour away) is basically a disaster area.
An airplane wing went through my friends neighbors house, half my neighborhood had their houses destroyed, lots of damage everywhere
I'm in Cedar Rapids, I saw photographs of that! That was crazy.
brandon welty I live in CR and saw a photo of that but thought it was fake or a meme. So, it's real! How did that happen??
@@margerose8975 it is real, happened over off of williams BLVD and 25th, someone's airplane wing from midwest aerospace (right behind the area) got ripped off and it ended in someone's house right by my friend's place
You can't out pizza the hut!!
Wind: out pizzas the hut...
Me: "Impossible"
Crazy how it went across multiple states!
Its called derecho
@@jamorriswebber1711 These things oughta be labeled "Multi-State Storms"!!! They do a lot of damage that can take weeks/months/& even years to clean up!
Dealt with one of these in 2012 came on, I think August 3rd. Believe me if you haven't made a hotel reservation, you may want to find one quickly! Don't make your reservation online, either, be sure to call the hotel directly! After 10 damned days, we were finally able to go home. Prayers for all who are dealing with this horrific event!
@@ronaldshank7589 Tons of storms go across multiple states, but not many have sustained 100mph winds.
It did?
I had a similar scene outside my window. It was wall of wind that ripped through. I've seen high winds from a localized storm cell but this storm was 300 miles wide. Amazing
Starting to look more and more like the movie "Day after Tomorrow."
For some reason we watched that in High School back in the 80's. It was very disturbing to say the least.
@@THXx1138 The Day After Tomorrow came out in the early 2000's.
@@michaelreich9927 Oh. I was referring to the movie "The Day After" which was released in '83. Simple mistake :)
@@THXx1138 Looks interesting, though. Extremely interesting to watch in High School, but hey, that was still the height of the Cold War!
@@michaelreich9927 We watched it during the last few days of senior year. Left you with a disturbed, uneasy feeling. The Dept of Education was in full swing by then - having been instituted in 1979 under Carter. The following generations would be entirely saturated in institutionalized propaganda. Hence the current fallout we are witnessing - "The day after tomorrow" . . .
Looks like a hurricane
The howling of the wind is horrible. It reminds me of Hurricane María, the same sound for over 18 hours.
maria was a lot stronger though...
I was in that in my house it was like a hurricane in Iowa
Sending prayers that everyone is safe❤
We all made it out safe,we got a ton of wind but i did not last as long as other cities got it
God is surely pissed off.
He pouring out his wrath
God is love and Satan is hate
Knowing the difference can save all from hell for being mean when really its
Humane made wit evil help to destroy the 1/3 of us so they can keep their 1 percent for them selves .
I LOVE STORMS NOT THE PAIN IT CAUSES TO ANYBODY THO
Wow we will all if haven't will go threw this soon enough .
Be safe all
One thing I know for sure:When Almighty God pours out his wrath upon a sinful world in it's fullest measure, if you think what we're seeing now is bad, that's just a warm-up, concerning what's to come!!!
@Marco Polo glad someone said it, these religious comments make me chuckle
The sinner stay behind no damn rapture nor
God coming back
when we pass we meet our Maker then an beofre then we can pray to a real Individual.
I am not in a cult or religious
or care if it's the end or the
Beginning, which the beginning is One just born to old the last days that's all simple .
The end means when One dies an seems no one even happy to be Alive anymore
Sad shit to see everyone worrying about everything that dont matter an what does should be what does matter
Ain't Gods wourth
it was
Humans choice to behave this
way by One chose to hate or love
God luck ya all no peace on earth only mental peace we receive from the only
One whom gives us real truth is alone from our Maker
This is the most Midwest thing I’ve seen
Lol
Maybe standing under the power lines in a windstorm isnt such a good idea pal
If he dies, he dies.
It was horrible this was never reported by national media.
And when it was, people mocked Iowans
Those weren't power lines, they were transmission lines (cable/phone, etc). Power lines are almost always on larger poles or if on the same pole at the very top. You've got primary conductors on top, secondary conductors below that, then your cable/phone lines which are the thicker black cables.
Happy hes safe but all I can think of as a michigander is GET AWAY FROM THOSE POWER LINES!
After it passed through Iowa, by the time it reached the suburbs of Chicago it had weakened quite a bit, but it was still kinda strong and YES there some damage here and there, but for the most part it's all good. Super fast moving system too, the fastest I've ever seen. One moment the derecho was crossing the Iowa state line into Illinois, and next thing I know, I check the weather radar app on my phone and it's almost approaching the Chicago burbs only about an hour later!
Bill Gringo averaged nearly 60-65 mph the entire time.
The speed was impressive. I literally saw gloomy skies and a 57% chance of precipitation when I left to work. 10 minutes later exiting the highway a severe thunderstorm warning. 2 minutes later I pulled into the parking lot. A minute later I walked into work clocked in. 2 minutes later the sky was black and all hell broke loose.
One of the best derecho footages I've ever seen. That hurricane-like roar caused by the winds is so impressive.
Good video, I live in Newton, got bad here too
I chased Laura and the eyewall sounded similar.
John Meador - I seriously doubt that!!! Laura in Louisiana was NO WHERE NEAR this derecho!!! Where were you for Laura? I ask because I live in Louisiana and I’ve experienced 6 hurricanes in my lifetime and Laura was the worst storm to hit the state in 150 years! All data and footage of this derecho indicates that it was equivalent to a cat 1. The sustained winds were 80+. The gusts were 140 but hurricanes aren’t classified by the gusts, they are classified by the sustained winds. Do I need to show you footage of Laura so you can see what a cat 4 looks like? I was 60 miles east of the eye wall so I experienced cat 1 force winds. We were outside hills ring “wahoo”! We are so accustomed to hurricanes. TRUST ME!!! This derecho was NOTHING like Laura!! Where do you claim to have been?
@@johnmeador56 where did you ride that out? From what i have seen Laura's peak winds were isolated and didnt really hit much (ngl Lake Charles footage didnt look like cat 4)
@@tvold9204 downtown Lake Charles near the capital one tower. Cat 4 gust probably but sustained cat 2 winds.
The footage looked like something straight out of the movie Twister.
Ye
@@NWORails_Off_Topic that's for sure.
I don’t see any tornadoes
Mother Nature got tired of the riots and decided to show us how riots are really done
Damn straight
Iowa didn't riot.. Iowa is always chill
8 ball181 Hand still had to go through Iowa to get to chicago, I love in Iowa btw we got hit hard here
Mother nature got tired of the cars, tree clear cutting, and terrible ag farming. This is global warming, and we are going to have a lot more in the coming decade.
@@johnmarkhatfield Yes, taxing citizens to death will save this planet. Notice how you idiotic dem voters always scream about the rich people when the tax will make Democrats very rich.
Man, you've got some *gnarly* weather in America. The wind in your footage of the *aftermath* is "a strong wind" here in UK. I can't begin to imagine what it must be like to experience a derecho (had to look it up!) or a full-on tropical cyclone/hurricane. Hope all are safe and well.
Reminds me of the Keanu Reeves movie The Day the Earth Stood Still . Scary for folks there I'll bet . no warning just BOOM, nobody is familiar at all with this.
Exactly! We expected rain, then the winds got bizzare. I could barely open and close the door to our house. Fighting the wind seemed almost impossible.
So this line of storms didnt show up on radar? No severe thunderstorm warnings prior? That is odd
I woke up to a significant portion of my tree falling on the roof and thought a car crashed into the house. I then ran outside to see half the trees in my neighborhood down the tornado sirens then started to go off and without a way to check the weather I thought that it was about it get 10 times worse. Scary to say the least but cant say Im surprised it happened in 2020..
Yup, that's Iowans. Standing around in the street cause we're more interested than scared we are too used to this crap with tornadoes.
Until a 200 lb tree limb traveling 40 mph hits them...
That emerald green is so beautiful, yet so scary.
i thought the exact same thing as i watched it roll in over my house
this was epic today ive seen the storm in my area
Never heard the wind howl like that. This thing must have eaten up the Great Plains.
Yeah apparently in certain areas in Iowa the winds reached up to the equivalent of a category 4 hurricane. I never want to go through a storm like that, days or longer without power, a widespread area with tons of trees falling down.
@@NsanityGamez keyword: apparently.
It was based on an extremely isolated damage report where they estimated a 140 mph gust, which does NOT equate to a cat 4 hurricane due to the way hurricane wind is measured.
Hurricanes are measured by sustained wind while severe weather is measured by peak gust, therefore making the two not cross compatible.
Max recorded wind was a gust to 126 in Atkins, which is 1 mph off of what cat 2 hurricane Sally's max gust was, 125 MPH.
"Anything BAD happens to you is because you did not follow the Rules of the Almighty Creator and you did not appreciate His blessings upon you" and "Anything Good happens to you is from the Almighty Creator, He is the Best Protector."
until mother nature steps in and shows her power over the natural elements.
@@toscatattertail9813 That is the Power of the Almighty Creator on those who did not appreciate His blessings for so many years with jobs, provisions, roof over their heads, security. But they did not appreciate all of those years therefore disasters. Here is why, Starting few years ago the Almighty Creator has been sending us mathematical signs through two American scientists in the Arabic Quran revealed 1450 years ago based on number "19", the hidden secret of the Quran, with the help of computer, and Ultimate Mathematics of the Arabic Quran based on prime numbers, composites, twin primes, twin prime companions, Gaussian primes, Chen Primes and so on. So far there are 1500 pages of scientific reports based on pure mathematics, the exact science. This mathematical Miracle purified the Arabic Quran from all of those distortions into its original revelations in a time when there are 50 different Arabic Qurans being printed all over the world. The Scientifically Proven Arabic Quran, proves that everything so called "Muslims" are doing is against the Almighty Creator. That is why they have brought so many disasters upon themselves all around the world. So called Jews took out the name of our Creator from the Torah and they are only following traditions. The reason news media are not allowed to talk about this news of the millennium is because of the US government agenda on "Washington Prayer Breakfast" sponsored by "The Family" an extremist Christian religious Cult, which started 80 years ago and all the US presidents were the member of "The Family". That was how they came up with a fake name Jesus which you would never find this name in any scripture and they even call him a creator. We have now 4200 fake, false and man-made religions. That is why the Almighty has kicked them all out of those places of idol worship by this latest disaster COVID-19 because they are illegitimate religions also as a punishment for unappreciative people. The Almighty guarantees a perfect peace and happiness a life without any accident.
@@ReligionWhistleBlower brainwashed
This is why you MUST stock UP mother nature is no joke !!!!
That camera man has the balls that weigh as much as a cruise ship hull. I’d be running with chills up my spine. That’s hella brave
Looks exactly like a Cat 1 Hurricane during and after the storm. Similar wind speeds and similar damage.
Ahhhh 2020. Such a peaceful and normal year with no crazy shit happening.
Looked kinda like a gustnado at the very start
Why in tarnation do y'all still have above ground power? We've had underground power in most cities in Oregon for decades.
in cities is your main point......this isnt in a city this is in the Midwest with mostly open fields lol....VERY expensive to put everything underground and those were not power lines by the DQ sign...phone lines...
@@davidlol1983 Ah, ok. That's pretty typical then. Thanks. Oh the devastation though. Expensive yes, but more so that the cost of all these repairs? Yikes! 😬 Iowa is in my prayers. ☦️🙏
@@graceoverall I live really close to a huge city but I don’t have underground power 😢 wish I did
D Hubs then dish some money out you cheap fucks
It got here in Michigan and was just a garden variety t-storm. Lake Michigan shields us from this kind of stuff the majority of the time
Michigan gets Derechos. Only every so many years. But they absolutely hit us.
One of the most exciting storms I've seen in a while! Here in Chicago sirens were wailing as ominous clouds approached. You could feel the temperature drop as it pushed forward...and a funnel touched down a couple miles from me!!
I used to live in Iowa in that storm my dog was so freaked out
The derecho even produced a tornado just a few miles from where you were standing.
I've never seen anything like this in iowa before. All of us were completely dumbfounded.
Also, I've never heard that name before( Derecho).
I feel for everyone this storm hit. I was hit by a derecho in 2012 in WV. That was like nothing i have seen before. I hope their power is restored faster than ours was. It took our state 2-3 weeks to get back on. Prayers are with these people.
Matt Wicked my grand parents went through it one said three trees down from what she saw so very scary including a tree in her backyard
These storms have no warning. Ours happened on a hot day, it was in the upper 90s. Beautiful day, the skies were clear. Then our power started surge for about 15 minutes. I didn't think anything of it. My son was 2 years old at the time. Then it was like a light switch. The sky turned black, wind started to pick up like crazy. Trees were bending over to touch the ground. We only had 68 mph winds. I couldn't even think of what would happen with 100+. I watched all these storms, i'm not a fearful person. But anytime i see the word Derecho, my chest starts to pound. I hope everyone got to safety, an all the families made it to their respected shelters. Derechos are no joke, they sneak upon ya, but i'm sure yall know what it's like. I never even heard of a derecho until 2012. Mother Nature sure does know how to make you feel like a ant under a magnifying glass when she wants you to. I'm praying they get these peoples power up and running again. But please do so safely.
@@mattwicked6882 derechos definitely have a warning lol. You get plenty of warning with these storms.
@@leaf2180We had no warning in WV. The storm was so low to the ground. We had zero warning. It was just dark and lights out for weeks. We thought a tornado had come through.
@@mattwicked6882 strange. We had warnings and plenty of time to prepare. The storm was being tracked since it hit Fort Wayne, Indiana. We went under a severe thunderstorm watch about an hour later. And then the severe storm warnings came out way ahead of the storm. I'd say about an hour and a half before it hit. Assuming you're referring to the June 29th, 2012 derecho lol.
Remember when people said "We might be hicks here in Iowa, but at least we don't have Hurricanes!"? Yeah, me too.
As someone with a lot of hurricane experience this looks like a cat 1 hurricane but i know cedar rapids area got it a bit worse.
I have heard tons of people saying "CAT 4!" but i think with all the damage, and considering iowan building codes and footage, most of the metro was cat 1/2 with a very tiny swath SW of cedar rapids of cat 3 wind.
Wow,the winds are so noised,that's awesome,from brazil here
2 Billion in damage, hundreds of houses damaged. Really sad, please take care.
I’d probably be making a B-line away from that power line haha
pandemic, riots, monster wind storm. What the hell is next?! jeez!
War with China?
billyman ☹️ damn.
@@WARBEAST2What? Too honest? Maybe the less slippy twin has more common sense.
Ever since evangelicals claimed Trump is the messiah, the world has seen plagues, fires, floods and locusts!! 🤫🤭🤔
That’s a hurricane
This happened to me when I was watch the EAS Illinois alert and then the power went out
Holy Hoopla! Glad I Don't Live Down There!
Amazing footage, though very dangerous...
PIZZA HUT
2020.
I’ve never heard of a dhereco befo
We have that in Virginia and we lost power for a week
In Virginia we have them we lost power for a week
We had that in Virginia and we lost power for a week
it probably means straight in English...as in straight up nasty weather
@@ruthpullis9279 I live in Staunton, Virginia, and I distinctly remember that Storm! It hit us a little after 9:00P. M. on a Friday night. I even remember the date that it hit-June 29, 2012. It was easily the most devastating storm that I'd ever seen in my life, up to that point. I hope that we never go through that kind of storm ever again!
the winds sound like a hurricane.
Derachos are more less a land hurricane...winds were 100+mph in this area
The underside of the storm has that classic derecho look to it, amazing storm!! 😲
And you are parked under the power linea! !!
awesome...I have been waiting all day to see the videos come in. I hate to see the damage, but love extreme weather.
When gas was only $2 a gallon...
I have friends in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids
Pizza Hit sign, 'We're Open'
20 minutes later, 'On second thought, no we’re not!'
*Hut*
I saw a tornado not a derecho
It was wayyy worse in central iowa. Iowa lost 50 million dollars worth of crop and I believe it was 30% worth. Not to mention all the damage to anything and everything. I drove through this in my semi. I was lucky to not have a trailer on me and was just bobtailing.
I was in the storm, coralville we got hit bad, we had a boat on the back of my gpa's truck and we almost were flipping over, 5 times, we almost died, I'm glad only 1 person died in the whole thing, hope everyone is safe, God bless you guys 🙏
.. لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له له الملك وله الحمد وهو على كل شيء قدير.
.. سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم.
. سبحان الله العظيم وبحمده.
.. لا إله إلا أنت سبحانك إني كنت من الظالمين.
.. حسبي الله لا إله إلا هو عليه توكلت وهو رب العرش العظيم.
.. لاحول ولاقوة إلا بالله العلي العظيم..
.. اللهم صلي وسلم على نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين.
That's wind had to be 100 mph
It was 100+ mph wind gusts in central Iowa
Well Iowa; this is what happens in the south when a hurricane comes in
They actually said that it was level 2 hurricane winds and I believe it. Sitting through this storm was horrible since I was babysitting 2 kids at the time. Theres alot of damage here
@@SilverSting Yea 100mph; Category 2. Love weather
As a former Iowan and now living in the south, yes, this is true. But we usually get days if not a week or more to prepare for hurricanes. They had no time to prepare for this storm and derechos like this dont happen often, this one is one for the books for sure. I lived there for 20 years and have never seen anything like this. Crazy.
I commented too fast cuz my state got hit multiple times by hurricanes that same year
that's some weird shit you're DeWitt and that thing hammered the hell out of cedar rapids and it just kept on moving it didn't dissapate. it's like a hurricane it just kept going it didn't disappear like a tornado.
starting in Nebraska and rolling 700 MI through Iowa Illinois into Indiana
Wow, that's incredible!
I was about 20 miles west of here when the storm hit that has to be the strongest storm I’ve seen in my life
.. أستغفر الله العظيم وأتوب إليه.
.. أستغفر الله الذي لا إله إلا هو الحي القيوم وأتوب إليه.
Wow 😮
Wow my goodness, be safe everyone.
I would’ve been so scared. Simply by the fact it’s happening in my life time.
You obviously don't live in tornado country. In this area, derechos occur every one to two years. This was a bad one, but not unknown.
Wow
Nice video thank you for sharing stay safe stay healthy stay connect good luck when you have a wonderful day new friend full support
I hope 🤞 nobody got hurt or killed or injured 🤕 during the tornado 🌪 warning ⚠️
In 2020.
This looks more like the eyewall of a category 3 hurricane!
Not even close!!! Trust me!!!
Typical Iowa. Florida: 3 days to board up, everybody shelters indoors. Iowa: 40 minutes notice, we stand outside or sit in cars to record video of it. Then we go check on neighbors and start cleaning up before the storm is even over. Oh, it's just 50mph now, so let's get busy! IOWA GUTSY - IOWA STRONG - IOWA NICE
You people just don't know. Hahaha. Lombard Illinois created crossfire hurricane here and suspended animation of the back yard giving different shows. Hahaha. I'm 54 and never, never seem anything so amazing! It looks breathtaking and it is peaceful. Lol. You might be scared but so mesmerized by the backyard bewitched by the show. You can't move from that. Majik was coming in the air that afternoon. Amazing. Euphoric. Move my azz. People were in both windows watching different shows telling different planes. It was like hovering items out in my little backyard. You people think I'm getting my phone out with my trees by my room topping down though you are fukking crazy. I'm 54. Lol. Haha
Repent turn to Jesus, who can save you from your sins and the hell you deserve. the end is near this world is passing away. repent and be converted that your sins may be blotted out; when time of refreshing comes from the presence of God. 2 Timothy 3:1-5
1 This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come.
2 For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy,
3 Without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those that are good,
4 Traitors, heady, highminded, lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God;
5 Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away.
Is it just me but our skies aren't normal. Clouds look different. Colors and double rainbows. Out of 29 yrs these last two years of our sky aren't normal.
Out of these 29 years you've actually looked at something other then your phone these last 2 years.
@@leaf2180 Yes, In my days we started off with no cellular phones, then beepers etc.... sky looks awfully different and clouds look lower
Cool movie
America feels like the place where God beta tests new dlc to constantly. They get it all. These strong storms are really rare.
Cool video but it wasn't smart to be where flying dabris can take you out . a lot can go wrong
My max wind estimate for this particular video is 75 MPH at 0:40.
Put those powerlines underground, America, like Europe.
This camera man has balls of steel and stupid at the same time I approve this 😎👍 beautiful footage oh and don’t fill bad I’m stupid to I’m a Storm chaser and would gladly ride with you I actually passed on this storm because it was weak and didn’t show signs on intensifying anytime so I went after a Lincoln Nebraska storm that died before I even got there and decided to check on that storm and was triggered lol
Nature is selecting structures that are weaker but as it gets worse as it will it will take almost everything at ground level.
We might have a Derecho today idk that’s what my mom said. As a budding meteorologist I’m excited, as a person living here where it is I’m most definitely not.
It's like a tornado on a much, much greater scale.
Bunch of idiots out there driving in that! Don't they have the good sense to pull over to the side of the road or find some kind of shelter? Especially that trucker I saw going down the highway... he could have toppled over at any time. I feel bad for all the people whose property got damaged, but these people have obviously not been instructed on what to do during a bad storm.