@@suki3275 because the whole time there was no rotation in the clouds and thats whats needed for a tornado lol. Watch weather coverage of this event and youll see. There was some in fort worth and arlington but thats it
My daughter was actually walking home when that hit. She could have been killed , she said it was beyond scary. I was frantically trying to call her to make sure she was ok. Luckily she made it home safe!
Cat Slade sorry, there’s always a jackass. I know it was wet & had though a bus might take her out of the path & out of the rain. Since she was walking, she must have missed the tornado somehow.
@Barbara Hawkins maybe not RIP...it's there on the 2020 satellite view--partly grown back/filled out again, still looking lopsided though. Maybe they just left it. Malls don't like to spend big bux on landscaping, usually. SURVIVOR TREE!!! ;-)
ross rubin I mean it kind was. Now the mechanics and the physics that go into these storms are completely different but when it comes to what it looks like at ground level, I’m going to agree with this feeling like a low end cat1 hurricane, since they do have winds of 74mph plus with tropical downpours. This video corresponds with that in terms of how it looks like I said.
You were literally 2 mins away from where I stay! The second that hail started coming down, is when the tree fell on my house and knocked over my chimney. Man this storm was nuts!
This was one of the worse storms I've ever seen in Dallas and I've lived here my whole life. It was impossible to drive though. Sending prayers to the families that lost that night.
We were very lucky not to be caught in that storm. We went out of town n missed the storm by 10 minutes. When we came back our apartment was left untouched and had power still. My grandmother, my mother, and my aunt had all lost power. My aunt had her front window busted in from the hail. They were without power for about a week.
That's why it's called 'climate change', you got someone else's weather. Guadalajara got an ice storm recently. We had Seattle's weather here, River here was at chronic flood stage for nearly 8 months.
That day. I was at my mom’s apartment on the 2nd story. When that storm came, the wind blew so hard that you couldn’t see the power lines on the other side of the road. I hoped everyone in DFW was safe including Canton and Mabank if they were still recovering from the tornado.
Hah poor animals you wing nut. Animals been around for hundreds of years you think I little storm phased them. I bet you also think Trump caused this...
My daughter’s apartments in Irving got hit with a tornado. Luckily, it missed her building and no one was hurt. That was bad, but it wasn’t as bad as the hailstorm that hit Wylie in 2016. Softball sized hail was flying through my house. Poor cats were terrified. It took out all eight windows on our house, our roof and totaled three cars. And we weren’t anywhere near the hardest hit. Gotta love Texas in the Spring and Summer!
This was no storm...it was a hostage situation! Every time camera guy thought about leaving,the storm was like "hold on,lemme show you this,it will only take a moment of your time " storm:goes dark,roars,tares up trees...camera guy:👀
I'm like smack in between Carrollton and Addison it was very crazy there was something like 250,000 or some crazy ass number like that that were out of electricity for a week
Regarding that poor tree people are commenting on, that’s what happens when you “pretty prune” trees. No lower limbs and all cute and fluffy at the top. Left to grow naturally, trees limbs form in ways designed to withstand the weather. Trees are natural windbreakers. As they grow, the young limbs are weathered by the winds and slowly strengthened to withstand it. They also grow in a formation which handles the winds better, cycling thru the lower and upper limbs. Pretty pruning destroys that structure and weakens them. I am saddened as I see more and more trees pruned in this manner, most predominantly in commercial parking lots. I’m seeing more and more pretty pruning in residential areas, parks, and home properties. Just setting them up for failure. I realize high winds like those in this storm are damaging in and of themselves. Most trees that break or fall in high winds are damaged and/or sick in some way, though. And those trees that naturally have shallow root systems. Or pine trees, with one long tap root. But I digress. Oh, if you watch this guy’s other video of the aftermath, you will notice most of the broken limbs are around those with the pretty pruning. You can see other trees with lower limbs and branches that don’t appear to have any fall out.
I was at the fair Park aquarium when this came in...In my 38 years in Texas I've never seen anything like this! One week later, the 16th I was in downtown Dallas when the same thing happened! I think it maybe time to go to church on Sunday!
This storm system passed over the whole of Texas it was just as intense here in San Antonio TX that day. Thank goodness I was in my home not on the road. I thought an actual tornado was about to hit, it was one hell of a microburst!
Was smack dab in the middle of this , probably the coolest and scariest thing I've ever seen in my life . I thought the storm cell years before was crazy but man .
I remember it was a beautiful day until it started to rain then the strong winds came and started knocking over stuff then the power went out and it looked like a tornado was right next to our house. It was scary
I live in East Dallas and we got it. I’ve never seen anything like that and I’ve lived here all my life. It was something out of a movie. I thought it was a water twister or a tornado. I had several big heavy plants under my patio. They were all taken out from under and flipped upside down and the pots were rolling around the yard from the strong wind. We still have several big trees and limbs on the streets in our area that haven’t been cleared out. Thank goodness we are all fine in our neighborhood.
They also say it was straight line winds, but from all the damage and videos I've seen from that it don't look like straight line winds to me. But I'm no expert on that stuff. Just never, in my life of living in Texas, seen any straight line winds do that kind of damage. (Not staying it isn't possible, just saying I doubt it was straight line winds).
Yo wood!!!! It's me!! Remember how i told ya how i also filmed from that same plaza? Well yea, today I revisited that area and because I was bored, I decided to check out this tree that you recorded right! So I went to that same parking spot you were in hahaha and i was like...where's the tree!!! Turns out, the poor thing suffered too much damage, so they cut the entire thing down. Same story for several others in that tJ maxx plaza....other trees just had branches cut off. It's crazy that 3 weeks later, there's still piles of trees waiting to be picked up along Preston/Belt Line/Arapaho...... this park down Belt Line had some severe tree damage....large trees cracked in half, and nobody has cleaned it up yet
That was totally tornado.. There were actually 2 Funnel Clouds that developed. I was told by a neighbor out in it that it was about 15 ft above ground, which makes sense. Totally annialated the creek on Spring Valley.
@@dickdemon9383 The destructive features of that storm most closely resembles that of a microburst. I encourage you to look up the similarities and differences. Both are similar in destructive power, but both differ in their genesis as atmospheric phenomenons.
The storm on Father's day was just the same as this one... I was caught in the middle of that one outside of Ennis, Texas. Trees were down on the road, a transformer blew in front of us and the visibility was nearly zero with the 75 mph winds and rain... Totally crazy
What’s crazy is that it was sunny and beautiful right before this storm hit, and there was no warning whatsoever this storm was going to happen. I was driving and had to pull over and run inside the REI, it was so scary
There were so many beautiful old trees destroyed. Some laying across multiple lanes of traffic just completely shutting down some roads. I posted my ride home in another video.
Yikes, very scary stuff! I lived in Dallas for 3 years in the 1990's. Hail storms are somewhat common there and I had trouble finding insurance for a home I'd purchased because of the Metroplex's storm propensity; ultimately I found an insurer, however they required a high deductible on the roof. Also, my vehicle was only 3 months old when it was damaged in a hail storm while parked at DFW. I'm glad you are OK! Probably not the same case for Tesla though. Thanks for posting this.
Just when I'm thinking "yawn...why am I watching this?, all hell breaks loose and this poor tree gets shredded. I hope the Tesla faired better. Then the Mini drives by like "nah...no big deal! " 😆
That’s actually a good point. It’s part of the car but it is outside. The backup camera gets blurry with rain... but this one seemed clear the whole time. Explains why it still drives itself well in the rain.
Tree: "Now what the hell did I ever do to anybody???? I have stood here year after year minding my own fluffy green business.... where is my hashtag, where is my cover story, where is my justice?"!!!
I do wish I lived in Texas or anywhere really that gets severe storms like this... it looks so thrilling to be in one. It's extremely rare that we get severe storms in the UK... and even "bad" storms in the UK doesn't compare to this at all.
I recognized one of the buildings. They say it was straight line winds, but that did not look like straight line winds to me. I saw some of the damage around garland, Mesquite, Segullville, etc. And even those areas looked like an EF 0 tornado had gone through there instead of strait line winds.
I was about 300 feet from where this was filmed. In a Gamestop that is no longer there. Visibility outside went to zero. The roof had massive leaking and employees had to move product. On the drive home nearly every street was blocked by massive trees. The craziest weather I've ever experienced.
@@nevaehsmiracleconnieelliot2297 Come to think of it, my conception of a microburst probably comes from the "micro" part, which makes it sound like it lasts a short time, but the "micro" actually indicates that it's a small area of the total storm. It can probably last as long as, say, a tornado probably?
There’s more video of how hard it was to drive home with every intersection either completely out of power, flashing, under water, or huge trees cutting off multiple lanes of traffic. I might post some of that tomorrow.
Cocoa Puff $0 I should have been more careful. I thought they would use my content by linking to it, not rip it, edit it, and put a user name on top. That’s on me. 😅 - I’ve also never recorded anything that anyone cared to see before. Lesson learned. 😊
Wow it look like it was really crazy on that side of town.....where u scared at all cuz I know I would have been.....lol......What is it that's making it go from light to super dark?
I thought I was in a tornado for a a few minutes. I think the headlights from other cars dimmed video. They're meant to be high contrast so the car can see enough to drive itself.
I used to live across the street from there was a McDonalds next to Torchy's. Isnt that were an Exxon Station used to be? what a storm! I lived there 10 years and never saw anything like that.
That day I was sleeping and only woke up because we didn’t have electricity. So I took a shower and went to buy something to eat and mostly of the locals were closed. And I call to my friends what was happen... they told me about the storm... i live close to Bachman lake, i didn’t heard nothing!!!!
The Dallas Fort Worth metroplex has a population of 7.5 million and when the storm came through there was only one fatality. A young woman was killed when a construction crane fell on her apartment very sad but considering the strength of the storm it was a minor miracle more people weren’t killed. I’ve lived here for fifty years and l’ve never seen anything like it.
IMO, with that wind direction reversal it was probably at the very least a weak tornado - what was the NSW explanation of the event? Did they record it officially as a tornado?
4:05 When you thought it was over
Tornado: Hold My Beer 5:25
It wasnt a tornado though... It was a microburst
@@peachxtaehyung how can you tell the difference? Swirling and all
@@suki3275 because the whole time there was no rotation in the clouds and thats whats needed for a tornado lol. Watch weather coverage of this event and youll see. There was some in fort worth and arlington but thats it
🤣🤣🤣
@@peachxtaehyung "micro" my ass! Looked more like a macro lol
My daughter was actually walking home when that hit. She could have been killed , she said it was beyond scary. I was frantically trying to call her to make sure she was ok. Luckily she made it home safe!
I’m glad she’s okay!!! 😧
Cat Slade poor kid. She should give taken a bus.
@@janhoyle1462 Yeah, because busses aren't affected by dangerous weather.
Cat Slade sorry, there’s always a jackass. I know it was wet & had though a bus might take her out of the path & out of the rain. Since she was walking, she must have missed the tornado somehow.
Whew!! Glad to hear your baby is ok!!
When the sky went 🌝🌚🌝🌚🌝 I felt that
💀💀💀💀
Makoto Ren lmao real talk so relatable 💀
Actually the darkness was from cars going by with headlight causing the camera to adjust lighting.
Makoto Ren lmao seriously tho!
@@mrsandman4625 the joke
ur head
And that is how Charlie Brown's Christmas tree was made.
😂😂😂😂😂
Tree at 4:26: "Ahh...just a flesh wound. I'm ok." Tree at 7:15: "Ok...you win." ;)
@Barbara Hawkins maybe not RIP...it's there on the 2020 satellite view--partly grown back/filled out again, still looking lopsided though. Maybe they just left it. Malls don't like to spend big bux on landscaping, usually. SURVIVOR TREE!!! ;-)
Never seen it get so dark so dark so fast.
This is incredible. I can't believe we got hit this hard out of nowhere.
It was really unexpected! Felt like an inland mini-hurricane...
ross rubin I mean it kind was. Now the mechanics and the physics that go into these storms are completely different but when it comes to what it looks like at ground level, I’m going to agree with this feeling like a low end cat1 hurricane, since they do have winds of 74mph plus with tropical downpours. This video corresponds with that in terms of how it looks like I said.
We watched it blow over Joshua.. It was INSANE! We were praying for y'all up in DFW
That poor old tree caught hell didn't it!
Like it was in a blender, on shred mode
You were literally 2 mins away from where I stay! The second that hail started coming down, is when the tree fell on my house and knocked over my chimney. Man this storm was nuts!
The guy in the Mini, picked up his Subway and went home...:-)
The sky kept changing colors
Damn storm came out of nowhere we lost power for half a day
Jonathan Bernal we lost it for several days
Moved down from Oklahoma. Started way up in Kansas Late Sat night. I was down there visiting brother who lives in Corinth that day.
It was so sudden!! It wasn't even forecasted.
This was one of the worse storms I've ever seen in Dallas and I've lived here my whole life. It was impossible to drive though. Sending prayers to the families that lost that night.
I've seen a few just like that in the past 40 years or so. I hate storms like that!
And this part wasn't even the worse we couldn't even see out my jobs windows until the storm passed
We were very lucky not to be caught in that storm. We went out of town n missed the storm by 10 minutes. When we came back our apartment was left untouched and had power still. My grandmother, my mother, and my aunt had all lost power. My aunt had her front window busted in from the hail. They were without power for about a week.
It seems so unbelievable because we have mild weather compared to other parts of the country.
That's why it's called 'climate change', you got someone else's weather. Guadalajara got an ice storm recently. We had Seattle's weather here, River here was at chronic flood stage for nearly 8 months.
That day. I was at my mom’s apartment on the 2nd story. When that storm came, the wind blew so hard that you couldn’t see the power lines on the other side of the road. I hoped everyone in DFW was safe including Canton and Mabank if they were still recovering from the tornado.
I think of the poor animals that were stuck out in that horror. Cringe worthy.
Hah poor animals you wing nut. Animals been around for hundreds of years you think I little storm phased them. I bet you also think Trump caused this...
Is that off 75 by Target? Who ever recorded that was very very bold. That was so awesome to watch. I kept damn! Dammnn! Lol
(Preston and Belt Line) Yeah, it was certainly not boring! 😁
Am I the only one thinking about the poor birds 🐦??
Heard the phrase "coming down in sheets" yep. That little tree is a gonner....lol
God must've really had it in for that poor tree. 😵 That was some microburst. Hail and everything. Wow!
What the hell does God have to do with this?
@@c.jachmann1185 Sorry... I meant to say, "The Weather Channel" must've really had it in for that poor tree. Better? :)
I've been waiting for a storm like this for years.
It was a beautiful and dangerous storm.
Verum Perditio Well make sure you be out side" in the open when the next storm hits. You big dumb ass!!!!!!
My daughter’s apartments in Irving got hit with a tornado. Luckily, it missed her building and no one was hurt. That was bad, but it wasn’t as bad as the hailstorm that hit Wylie in 2016. Softball sized hail was flying through my house. Poor cats were terrified. It took out all eight windows on our house, our roof and totaled three cars. And we weren’t anywhere near the hardest hit. Gotta love Texas in the Spring and Summer!
Yikes.
Why do people insist on driving in weather like that instead of just pulling over somewhere that will provide some protection and wait the storm out.
robert lavallee did you even watch the video? That’s exactly what they did.....
This was no storm...it was a hostage situation! Every time camera guy thought about leaving,the storm was like "hold on,lemme show you this,it will only take a moment of your time " storm:goes dark,roars,tares up trees...camera guy:👀
good one!
Accurate.
I was pretty glad to be out of town for this. Fortunately power was only off 24 hrs on my street according to my neighbor.
I'm like smack in between Carrollton and Addison it was very crazy there was something like 250,000 or some crazy ass number like that that were out of electricity for a week
350,000+
I was at eagle gun range off of midway when it hit lol
Regarding that poor tree people are commenting on, that’s what happens when you “pretty prune” trees. No lower limbs and all cute and fluffy at the top. Left to grow naturally, trees limbs form in ways designed to withstand the weather. Trees are natural windbreakers. As they grow, the young limbs are weathered by the winds and slowly strengthened to withstand it. They also grow in a formation which handles the winds better, cycling thru the lower and upper limbs. Pretty pruning destroys that structure and weakens them. I am saddened as I see more and more trees pruned in this manner, most predominantly in commercial parking lots. I’m seeing more and more pretty pruning in residential areas, parks, and home properties. Just setting them up for failure. I realize high winds like those in this storm are damaging in and of themselves. Most trees that break or fall in high winds are damaged and/or sick in some way, though. And those trees that naturally have shallow root systems. Or pine trees, with one long tap root. But I digress. Oh, if you watch this guy’s other video of the aftermath, you will notice most of the broken limbs are around those with the pretty pruning. You can see other trees with lower limbs and branches that don’t appear to have any fall out.
Lots of beautiful old trees were completely uprooted or snapped in half at the trunk. This tree was lucky.
I was at the fair Park aquarium when this came in...In my 38 years in Texas I've never seen anything like this! One week later, the 16th I was in downtown Dallas when the same thing happened! I think it maybe time to go to church on Sunday!
earl maura have you been hiding under a rock? I’ve lived in Dallas 27 years and this is nothing out of the ordinary during spring....
That storm was insane
This storm system passed over the whole of Texas it was just as intense here in San Antonio TX that day. Thank goodness I was in my home not on the road. I thought an actual tornado was about to hit, it was one hell of a microburst!
This came through Arkansas, too..80mph winds...was hurricane force .......and I was in a camper😮😫😬😬😬😬😬
Was smack dab in the middle of this , probably the coolest and scariest thing I've ever seen in my life .
I thought the storm cell years before was crazy but man .
I remember it was a beautiful day until it started to rain then the strong winds came and started knocking over stuff then the power went out and it looked like a tornado was right next to our house. It was scary
On my way from love field to Flower Mound when this happened. Real quick but powerful storm.
This storm was crazy. Our lights went out but was back on by midnight. That poor tree has been demolished.
I live in East Dallas and we got it. I’ve never seen anything like that and I’ve lived here all my life. It was something out of a movie. I thought it was a water twister or a tornado. I had several big heavy plants under my patio. They were all taken out from under and flipped upside down and the pots were rolling around the yard from the strong wind. We still have several big trees and limbs on the streets in our area that haven’t been cleared out. Thank goodness we are all fine in our neighborhood.
I've still seen quite a few areas around where I live where they just put the limbs on the curb or still have not cleaned it up.
They also say it was straight line winds, but from all the damage and videos I've seen from that it don't look like straight line winds to me. But I'm no expert on that stuff. Just never, in my life of living in Texas, seen any straight line winds do that kind of damage. (Not staying it isn't possible, just saying I doubt it was straight line winds).
That was intense and you see that poor tree get ripped to shreds.
Yo wood!!!! It's me!! Remember how i told ya how i also filmed from that same plaza? Well yea, today I revisited that area and because I was bored, I decided to check out this tree that you recorded right! So I went to that same parking spot you were in hahaha and i was like...where's the tree!!! Turns out, the poor thing suffered too much damage, so they cut the entire thing down. Same story for several others in that tJ maxx plaza....other trees just had branches cut off. It's crazy that 3 weeks later, there's still piles of trees waiting to be picked up along Preston/Belt Line/Arapaho...... this park down Belt Line had some severe tree damage....large trees cracked in half, and nobody has cleaned it up yet
That was totally tornado.. There were actually 2 Funnel Clouds that developed. I was told by a neighbor out in it that it was about 15 ft above ground, which makes sense. Totally annialated the creek on Spring Valley.
taryntd32 I felt like I was an involuntary walk-on for “Twister 2: Dorothy’s Not Home Yet”
No tornados happened that day it was a microburst
Krispy keep telling yourself that lie dumb ass!!!!!
@@dickdemon9383 The destructive features of that storm most closely resembles that of a microburst. I encourage you to look up the similarities and differences. Both are similar in destructive power, but both differ in their genesis as atmospheric phenomenons.
This is less than a mile from my house. I drive by here every day! It was the most insane storm I've ever seen.
The storm on Father's day was just the same as this one... I was caught in the middle of that one outside of Ennis, Texas. Trees were down on the road, a transformer blew in front of us and the visibility was nearly zero with the 75 mph winds and rain... Totally crazy
My branches are still falling from this storm.
What’s crazy is that it was sunny and beautiful right before this storm hit, and there was no warning whatsoever this storm was going to happen. I was driving and had to pull over and run inside the REI, it was so scary
Oh no. That tree needs some milk!
Am I the only one that felt bad for the trees?
There were so many beautiful old trees destroyed. Some laying across multiple lanes of traffic just completely shutting down some roads. I posted my ride home in another video.
@@wood2486 Same. So sad
That's some fast gardening done to a tree.
Biggest tree in the area? You will be the smallest one in a minute.
Edward Scissorhands is jelly. Watching the playback on repeat to take gardening notes.
That thing wrecked my neighborhood. And annoyingly, that morning and evening were both sunny. I love texas
That poor 🌲 tree:(
Yikes, very scary stuff! I lived in Dallas for 3 years in the 1990's. Hail storms are somewhat common there and I had trouble finding insurance for a home I'd purchased because of the Metroplex's storm propensity; ultimately I found an insurer, however they required a high deductible on the roof. Also, my vehicle was only 3 months old when it was damaged in a hail storm while parked at DFW. I'm glad you are OK! Probably not the same case for Tesla though. Thanks for posting this.
No damage at all to the Tesla! Took it like a champ!
Just when I'm thinking "yawn...why am I watching this?, all hell breaks loose and this poor tree gets shredded. I hope the Tesla faired better. Then the Mini drives by like "nah...no big deal! " 😆
Not a scratch or dent to be found on it. Even with all the hail and trees flying around!
Now that's a storm
Reminds me of Dallas last October when we all flew into town for the fair!,,,
That was scary and I was not even there... wow.
😱 wow thanks for the video. I have heard on the news about that..how terrible! 😕
That tree was peeled like corn
How does the camera lens stay clean , with not a drop visible ,throughout that blast of water? That is amazing to me . Great quality video, thanks.
It's in a car!!!
That’s actually a good point. It’s part of the car but it is outside. The backup camera gets blurry with rain... but this one seemed clear the whole time. Explains why it still drives itself well in the rain.
@@amyfletcher4749 Then Why isn't the windshield covered in water?
Tree: "Now what the hell did I ever do to anybody???? I have stood here year after year minding my own fluffy green business.... where is my hashtag, where is my cover story, where is my justice?"!!!
🤣 fluffy green 🤣 busin 🤣 ... WHERE IS MY JUSTICE?! 🤣
I do wish I lived in Texas or anywhere really that gets severe storms like this... it looks so thrilling to be in one.
It's extremely rare that we get severe storms in the UK... and even "bad" storms in the UK doesn't compare to this at all.
Lol i know exactly where that is. The wind was crazy!
I recognized one of the buildings. They say it was straight line winds, but that did not look like straight line winds to me. I saw some of the damage around garland, Mesquite, Segullville, etc. And even those areas looked like an EF 0 tornado had gone through there instead of strait line winds.
I was there too!!! The plaza off Preston
I was about 300 feet from where this was filmed. In a Gamestop that is no longer there. Visibility outside went to zero. The roof had massive leaking and employees had to move product. On the drive home nearly every street was blocked by massive trees. The craziest weather I've ever experienced.
I was knocked out when that storm came through, I didn't hear anything....just sleep...
You must've been drinking
That was a microburst. I've been in those before
Hell, I didn't know they could last that long.
@@jovanalsti that makes two of us, and I'm a storm spotter 😱😕😫
Like... in it?
@@nevaehsmiracleconnieelliot2297 Come to think of it, my conception of a microburst probably comes from the "micro" part, which makes it sound like it lasts a short time, but the "micro" actually indicates that it's a small area of the total storm. It can probably last as long as, say, a tornado probably?
Incredible video! Would you allow us to use your video (with credit) on-air and online? We're glad you're OK!
Yes you may! Thank you for checking.
There’s more video of how hard it was to drive home with every intersection either completely out of power, flashing, under water, or huge trees cutting off multiple lanes of traffic. I might post some of that tomorrow.
@@wood2486 Thank you!!
WFAA How much you paying this man ?
Cocoa Puff $0 I should have been more careful. I thought they would use my content by linking to it, not rip it, edit it, and put a user name on top. That’s on me. 😅 - I’ve also never recorded anything that anyone cared to see before. Lesson learned. 😊
I wish there was audio. Except if you could hear, I imagine it was loud with lots of curse words.
Loud but... nope. No cursing. Just like, “are you seeing this? No don’t come outside. Stay away from windows.”
There was confimed tornadoes but they spared us.
Wow it look like it was really crazy on that side of town.....where u scared at all cuz I know I would have been.....lol......What is it that's making it go from light to super dark?
I thought I was in a tornado for a a few minutes. I think the headlights from other cars dimmed video. They're meant to be high contrast so the car can see enough to drive itself.
I used to live across the street from there was a McDonalds next to Torchy's. Isnt that were an Exxon Station used to be? what a storm! I lived there 10 years and never saw anything like that.
Pauls Valley, Oklahoma got hit a few weeks ago. No tornado, just 102mph winds 🙃 Folks out of power for 5 days
Thank you 🙏
I was down in DFW area that Day. Visiting brother in Corinth TX. Was sunny most of Sun am then boom after Noon 1pm.
Yikes! Weather can be a bitch! Those poor trees. They were thrashed. Great video!
the weather is seriously going insane everywhere. there was 5 feet of hail in mexico city!
That was in Guadalajara, Mexico,
5 feet tall?? Are u fkng with me😱
@@rodpalm6398 the article I read said Mexico City.
@@jrloyal2594 yes five feet of hail, there was a semi driving through it and the hail was up to the cab.
a friend just moved there to escape the Seattle rain. it doesn't rain like that here! Wonder when she will he back?
It usually dont like that here either but this was a freak occurrence lol
I would have been scared out of my mind in that car. And that poor tree! Yikes!
Was certainly intimidating. I was like, “okay. I guess I get front row seats.”
That's on Preston in North Dallas
I was in that storm I was on the way back from Cali
Amazing. Storm ripped that tree to shreds. What type of cameras is in that car???? Great footage. Glad ur safe.
Thank you 😊 They’re actually just little cameras on the end of some coax cable. But they have a great view!
Thats some crazy weather
Indeed.
I was in dollar tree in clarkesville when a bad storm was coming. I got to my house just in time before it came a downburst
Everything is big in Texas .
For sure!!
That day I was sleeping and only woke up because we didn’t have electricity. So I took a shower and went to buy something to eat and mostly of the locals were closed. And I call to my friends what was happen... they told me about the storm... i live close to Bachman lake, i didn’t heard nothing!!!!
Ya cuz you was drinking that day and you were drunk sleep hahaha
Storm stripped that tree down to a scarecrow....🙄
That was a tornado. Wow. Hope all was ok after
Look like microburst then a small tornado
Or straight line winds...
It was according to the weather bureau a very fast-moving cold front in other words straight line winds.
more microburst like....than straight line winds
Wow! That was crazy!!! I wish it had sound though.
Yeah, I was actually on the phone. I probably would have recorded with my phone too! That would have just been noise. It was so loud.
What area in Dallas was this taken?
I got stuck by Whole Foods on Greenville Avenue.
I'm off park lane and Greenville and it was terrible
Far North Dallas, Preston/Belt Line area. I'm a little ways east of there and it was just ridiculous.
That is how to strip a tree in 11 minutes.
That was a hella of a microburst!
It looks bad and then *sploosh* you can’t even see 5 feet out!
I’m terrified watching it so I would’ve been comatosed sitting in that car.
The Dallas Fort Worth metroplex has a population of 7.5 million and when the storm came through there was only one fatality. A young woman was killed when a construction crane fell on her apartment very sad but considering the strength of the storm it was a minor miracle more people weren’t killed. I’ve lived here for fifty years and l’ve never seen anything like it.
Aris Echevarria I heard about that crane I feel so bad for that persons family
So sad. :(
Geeeeeeeez!!!!
That poor tree never had a chance. :)peace
This storm was crazy! And this video was taken real close to my house
Ottawa now gets tornados and ensane Thunder storms
Was this filmed around the Beltline/Preston Road area, by chance? It looks very familiar.
Fauxpinky * you got that right
IMO, with that wind direction reversal it was probably at the very least a weak tornado - what was the NSW explanation of the event? Did they record it officially as a tornado?
Rumor has it it was just a microburst. If you find something let me know!
stoopid storm im having the same today