An Alabama resident records a massive tornado from inside the eye of the storm as it passes his apartment (From Discovery Channel's "Tornado Rampage 2011")
Actually this man was very fortunate. This apartment complex is located in an area of that tornado path where the tornado started to rapidly weaken. So what you’re seeing here is a very large tornado that is fortunately in a weakening stage of its life. The damage from this tornado a mile or so further west was absolutely horrific and deadly.
He got hit by the Bears Cage, not the tornado itself... The bear cage is pretty much the rain and wind that wraps around the tornado, giving it an appearance of a massive tornado. Tornadoes often hide inside these bear cages, so he was close but he didn't get hit at all by the tornado itself....
CaseyCorrupted The bears cage is literally just intense wind/rain, which surrounds the tornado itself, it looks intense, and it is, that's also what makes them so dangerous, people drive right into them because the bear cages hide the tornado itself and it's also really difficult to pick out, it also just looks like massive amounts of rain falling which confuse many people, like I said, into driving right into one... It looks like the tornado, but inside the bear cage is were intense tornadoes reside. So technically it could be AND SHOULD be considered part of the circulation to a pro, but not really the tornado itself, more like a wall of wind and rain that has been stirred up by a tornado and obscures it. This man was lucky, once under the bear's cage, you can plainly see the actual tornado missed his home, luckily.
the eye has no wind, no rain, and is hard to breath. the storm revolves around the eye, a tornado is a literal funnel so there is nothing inside the eye. the chasers who got killed by el reno were inside the eye before dying.
DoubleTrouble Not quite correct. Most tornados are so thick, and tightly wound, that they don’t have an eye at all. Every tornado is so incredibly different, as far as their physical characteristics. It’s why they’re the one of the most terrifying, unpredictable natural catastrophes that exist. Some might have a semi-calm area directly at the center, but the vast majority are wall to wall destruction. Even worse, those massive, 500 yard diameter behemoths can even have calm zones that span hundreds of feet. That’s how Tim Samaras and his son died. They were caught at the outer edge of the tornado, and had no clue. It completely fooled them, because the main wall was a 1,000 feet away or so from their car, the winds were just mild, and there was no rain, so they essentially thought they were on the outside looking in at it. And then in a flash, it engulfed the car, as though it had been on top of them all along.
Stan the Man As you said all tornadoes are different, this couldn’t be more true for the El Reno storm. By all accounts this was like nothing any of the chasers had ever experienced before. Not only in size, direction and the rapid changes in both but in the actual structure of the beast. The wall cloud extended almost to the ground and along with heavy rain obscured most of what was going on when it was nearing maximum size. The main funnel as you’ve pointed out was far from the circulation perimeter but in Samaras’s case was probably obscured by the heaviest rain anyway. However it wasn’t the main tornado that hit them but one of the suction vortices that can be seen circling it in some of the best footage.
@@angrypossumsx1259 So the outside suction vortices of the tornado sucked the storm chasers into the funnel part of the tornado? Or the vortices on the outside of the funnel killed them and not exactly the funnel itself?
Definitely it was not “the eye of the tornado” You can see how it went slightly past him and he was just in the dark zone just outside of the tornado. If it really went over his apartment complex the entire thing would’ve been leveled. That was one of the most destructive tornadoes there were.
That was some AWSOME footage!!! Can't believe you stayed out there to get a video of that beast but sooooo glad you did!! You are very brave!!!! I loved it and never get tired of watching it!! Thanks for uploading this and risking your life for a super video of the coolest acts of nature on the planet!!!
That was very interesting footage. Fortunately for this man that tornado was weakening by the time it hit his location. There’s no doubt that it was still a large and dangerous tornado. However, that tornado was much weaker in this video than the monster it previously was in Tuscaloosa and other points to his west.
I bet if you were the one who recorded it you’d be telling everyone how scary and crazy it was but since it was someone else you’re downplaying it. Typical keyboard warrior loser type shit lol.
I.have watched this one video many times and tried to find Fultondale on map but only could find Fulton. Bottom line I am at this moment l learning this is same tornado that went through Tuskaloosa and outside Birmingham. This guy couldn't have I don't believe have been in center. It passed to the right of apartments , parking lot cars ect. Maybe it did weaken who can say but I promise this is one powerful tornado passing. Go to original and when he goes inside and it comes by he / somebody is filming and it goes thru woods destroying timber. It clears a right a way and never chokes.down nor losing a rpm. It's freaking wicked. I wanted to and still am and plan to get a list of each tornado that day and all the towns , rural areas every thing. I want to know looking at a certain one where it came from and where it went doing what where.
There is a "center of circulation" but tornadoes don't usually have the large-scale "eye" structure that large cyclonic storms (hurricanes and typhoons) have.
@@paulspomer16 No, but some large tornadoes have been observed from below when the funnel momentarily lifts to show an interior tube-like structure going up some distance up the funnel from the ground where there is a small area of relative calm in the middle. I might suggest reading the account of Will Keller, a farmer in Kansas, who in June of 1928 got to witness the interior of the funnel. His description can be found in the book "The Elements Rage" by Frank W. Lane (1965) and are repeated on page 170 of the book EXTREME WEATHER by Christopher C. Burt (c. 2004, Burt, published by W.W. Norton Company).
I cannot stand when people say that they were "in the middle of a tornado" when in the video you watch the tornado pass close by, but not take a direct hit.
That day I was in my office and watched a giant tonado, like a stadium diameter, move fast like a train, wiped trees and house along a street. Many years later, I still have nightmare of tonado in my dream.
Yes he was in the eye area. It was a very large tornado. What gives it away is the area of light surrounded 360 by darkness. Tornadoes have eyes just like hurricanes as they are both circulations.
Actually, this was Stoney Brook apartments, it just missed the apartment complex but 600 yards, he was getting the RFD winds from the tornado. It went to the south of his location.
Tornadoe's DON'T have "eyes" they have what's called a "Parent Vortex" and sometimes the "Parent Vortex" can be made up of multiple singular vorticies that can then become the main parent vortex or remain a multi-vortex tornado.
Yes, if one takes the common meaning of the term "eye of the storm" to be the area of relatively low wind speed near the center of the vortex, most tornadoes can be said to have eyes. Cyclostrophic balance describes a steady-state, inviscid flow with neglected Coriolis force: v2r=−1ρ∂p∂n�2�=−1�∂�∂� where centripetal force balances radial pressure gradient. Here, v� is tangential wind speed, r� distance from vortex center, ρ� is air density, p� is atmospheric pressure and n� is the radial direction pointing inward. From here, tangential wind speed is simply: v=−rρ∂p∂n−−−−−−√�=−��∂�∂� suggesting that v→0�→0 when r→0�→0. While the flow in tornadoes is highly non-stationary and subject to friction, this idealized model shows why there must exist an "eye" inside a vortex or an area of closed circulation. This "eye" may or may not be easily recognized by a hypothetical human observer inside a tornado.
The title may have been an exaggeration, but still...too close for my liking. That's one lucky guy. I only wish I could have said the same for others who weren't as fortunate.
That's a confirmed tornado, folks. There is no doubt that what you're seeing is a large tornado. Fortunately I think the camerman was very lucky, and was hit by the outside circulation of the tornado. I have seen pictures of the aftermath after this video was taken, and the damage beyond the parking lot is pretty severe in nature. Some trees had standing trunks, but every branch was stripped off them. It takes a very violent wind to completely strip a tree of all its branches. This man was lucky that he was sideswiped by that tornado.
Yeah. If you're in the "eye" of a tornado then you would have had to go through one of the sidewalls, and then you'd probably be in the eye for a matter of seconds before getting smashed by the other sidewall. This dude was definitely NOT in the eye of the storm, he was at the outer edges of the tornado .
So even in the video, the man says it missed him. I hate videos with clickbait titles. Put the correct name and I'll give a like. Thumbs down right now
@@tomatenshow973 What you see at 0:45 is the mesocyclone, not the tornado. Vast majority of the tornado warnings don't actually end up with a tornado touch down. In addition, they warn regions that aren't in the path of the tornado for safety reasons. The chance of getting hit by an actual tornado under a tornado warning is extremely slim.
@@tomatenshow973 The most common indicator for tornadoes on the ground is power flashes. We see none of that in this video. He was either caught in a down burst or near an EF0 tornado. EF0 tornadoes with laminar vortex would be too small to have a observable eye. One thing we can know for sure is that the title is BS.
I read an article about a guy who survived after being in the actual eye of a tornado and he said it was completely silent so idk how much I believe this video
“Zero damage” you can literally see the trees snapping and being violently whipped around just across the parking lot. His apartment complex actually was in the tornado but not in the worst affected areas. Sustained EF1-2 damage.
People who keep misinterpreting tornado vocab with hurricane vocab imma throw them inside of an ef5. This wasn't the eye. Tornadoes don't have an "eye". That's hurricanes son. He was inside the bears cage, and rfd.
did he pass through the outside door of tornado which didn't destroy his house before entering the eye and then out the back door of calm winds? I"m confused.
Huh? What? Huh? WTF? That ain't right? What? This was supposed to be inside the eye of an F4, but at the end he said "It just missed me." "Inside The Eye" implies, pretty heavily, that you'd have to get hit by the tornado to have that point of view. You can't see the inside of a tornado, or the eye, if it MISSES YOU! His apartment would have be DESTROYED by an F4! Damn this is irritating.
Just to be clear, the guy that was interviewed doesn't look like he was the one who posted this with the bogus title. People need to stop saying HE mislead. He didn't do shit. Storm took his video to boost their own page. Video quality sucked anyway.
A lot of people calling this fake, saying it's calm in the eye of the storm and that it wasn't like that in his video. Sooo I guess when you're in the eye of the storm, everything OUTSIDE is supposed to look calm too, right? And when you get out, everything goes back to being WACKY and WINDY. Jesus Christ, the internet is full of pretentious fools.
The eye of the tornado is way smaller than this. Even huge wedge (1000m in diameter) tornadoes only have eye of roughly 250m, with calms that will only last for 10-20 seconds. In the video, the visibility is definitely over 3000m, the calm was definitely longer. Being in a tornado is not only just very windy. He would have been dead if the tornado passed through him. The whole house will get destroyed completely. In the video, the wind speeds looks like it is roughly Hurricane force (120km/h). I can verify that, because I am a Hurricane Chaser.
Uh, I don’t really know what you mean but I’m going to do my best. The tornado that hit Tuscaloosa tracked 80 miles from east of Tuscaloosa to Birmingham to fultondale(a suburb of Birmingham). Alabama had an onslaught of tornadoes that day with up to 90 tornadoes alone.
Yes.. It was the eye depending on the news it was straight calm in the eye and i confirm its the eye. Its because there was a storm chaser went through a tornado and it was intense in there so yes.
For the love of god, can anyone tell me which tornado that is in the first 2 seconds of the intro!?!? Is it cgi? I need to see that video if it exists!!!
I'm trying to find footage inside of a tornado and so far 99% of my results are people w their phones. Meteorologist nerds need to step it up the public out here beating them
If he was in the eye of a tornado... he wouldn't be having that interview cause he along with everything else around him would have ceased to exist. The eye of a tornado isn't like the eye of a hurricane where it's calm and still.
Actually this man was very fortunate. This apartment complex is located in an area of that tornado path where the tornado started to rapidly weaken. So what you’re seeing here is a very large tornado that is fortunately in a weakening stage of its life. The damage from this tornado a mile or so further west was absolutely horrific and deadly.
He got hit by the Bears Cage, not the tornado itself... The bear cage is pretty much the rain and wind that wraps around the tornado, giving it an appearance of a massive tornado. Tornadoes often hide inside these bear cages, so he was close but he didn't get hit at all by the tornado itself....
+Ced8897 What exactly differentiates the "Bear's Cage" from the actual Tornado Vortex?
It's all part of the circulation, isn't it?
CaseyCorrupted The bears cage is literally just intense wind/rain, which surrounds the tornado itself, it looks intense, and it is, that's also what makes them so dangerous, people drive right into them because the bear cages hide the tornado itself and it's also really difficult to pick out, it also just looks like massive amounts of rain falling which confuse many people, like I said, into driving right into one... It looks like the tornado, but inside the bear cage is were intense tornadoes reside. So technically it could be AND SHOULD be considered part of the circulation to a pro, but not really the tornado itself, more like a wall of wind and rain that has been stirred up by a tornado and obscures it. This man was lucky, once under the bear's cage, you can plainly see the actual tornado missed his home, luckily.
Ced8897 Ah, thanks for the explanation! I appreciate it~
Ced8897
yes...... we all saw Twister.
Dusty explained all that.
Twister wasn't accurate about the terminology, it's a movie with actors not meteorologists.
well at least he wasn't screaming "I'm in a tornado"
Yeah, image had it been reed timmer.
Good movie tho
lol - yea I saw that one
Lol reed
Lol "We are in a tornado, We are IN A TORNADO, WE ARE IN A TORNADOO!!"
"...I'm on the third floor. If it's going to get me, it's going to get me." Uh, ever thought of going DOWN a few flights?
it was too late
right as i started reading that i heard it in the video
The guy was suicidal
JOHN R. Either that, or he didn’t have enough time to assess the situation properly
But he wanted to hide in the closet on the third floor.. D:
That wasn't in the eye. If it was, all that is seen would be laid to waste.
the eye has no wind, no rain, and is hard to breath. the storm revolves around the eye, a tornado is a literal funnel so there is nothing inside the eye. the chasers who got killed by el reno were inside the eye before dying.
DoubleTrouble Not quite correct. Most tornados are so thick, and tightly wound, that they don’t have an eye at all. Every tornado is so incredibly different, as far as their physical characteristics. It’s why they’re the one of the most terrifying, unpredictable natural catastrophes that exist. Some might have a semi-calm area directly at the center, but the vast majority are wall to wall destruction. Even worse, those massive, 500 yard diameter behemoths can even have calm zones that span hundreds of feet. That’s how Tim Samaras and his son died. They were caught at the outer edge of the tornado, and had no clue. It completely fooled them, because the main wall was a 1,000 feet away or so from their car, the winds were just mild, and there was no rain, so they essentially thought they were on the outside looking in at it. And then in a flash, it engulfed the car, as though it had been on top of them all along.
Stan the Man As you said all tornadoes are different, this couldn’t be more true for the El Reno storm. By all accounts this was like nothing any of the chasers had ever experienced before. Not only in size, direction and the rapid changes in both but in the actual structure of the beast.
The wall cloud extended almost to the ground and along with heavy rain obscured most of what was going on when it was nearing maximum size. The main funnel as you’ve pointed out was far from the circulation perimeter but in Samaras’s case was probably obscured by the heaviest rain anyway. However it wasn’t the main tornado that hit them but one of the suction vortices that can be seen circling it in some of the best footage.
Angrypossums X wow. That’s incredible. What a catastrophic storm.
@@angrypossumsx1259 So the outside suction vortices of the tornado sucked the storm chasers into the funnel part of the tornado? Or the vortices on the outside of the funnel killed them and not exactly the funnel itself?
That wasn't the eye of anything..it wasn't even the center of a tornado...it went around you not over you
They gotta go to meteorology class.
Downvote for false or misleading title. Boo.
THANK YOU
EliEffect *d o w n v o t e*
This isn't Reddit
Man was like "Fuck it, I'm gonna die and go viral." Absolute legend
Definitely it was not “the eye of the tornado”
You can see how it went slightly past him and he was just in the dark zone just outside of the tornado. If it really went over his apartment complex the entire thing would’ve been leveled. That was one of the most destructive tornadoes there were.
That was some AWSOME footage!!! Can't believe you stayed out there to get a video of that beast but sooooo glad you did!! You are very brave!!!! I loved it and never get tired of watching it!! Thanks for uploading this and risking your life for a super video of the coolest acts of nature on the planet!!!
That was very interesting footage. Fortunately for this man that tornado was weakening by the time it hit his location. There’s no doubt that it was still a large and dangerous tornado. However, that tornado was much weaker in this video than the monster it previously was in Tuscaloosa and other points to his west.
I bet if you were the one who recorded it you’d be telling everyone how scary and crazy it was but since it was someone else you’re downplaying it. Typical keyboard warrior loser type shit lol.
I.have watched this one video many times and tried to find Fultondale on map but only could find Fulton. Bottom line I am at this moment l
learning this is same tornado that went through Tuskaloosa and outside Birmingham.
This guy couldn't have I don't believe have been in center. It passed to the right of apartments , parking lot cars ect. Maybe it did weaken who can say but I promise this is one powerful tornado passing. Go to original and when he goes inside and it comes by he / somebody is filming and it goes thru woods destroying timber. It clears a right a way and never chokes.down nor losing a rpm. It's freaking wicked. I wanted to and still am and plan to get a list of each tornado that day and all the towns , rural areas every thing. I want to know looking at a certain one where it came from and where it went doing what where.
He: "went right through us, just missed me"
Tornadod: "Correction, I spared you boy"
There is a "center of circulation" but tornadoes don't usually have the large-scale "eye" structure that large cyclonic storms (hurricanes and typhoons) have.
“Don’t usually” you mean don’t ever. Tornadoes never in any case have an eye like a hurricane.
@@paulspomer16 No, but some large tornadoes have been observed from below when the funnel momentarily lifts to show an interior tube-like structure going up some distance up the funnel from the ground where there is a small area of relative calm in the middle. I might suggest reading the account of Will Keller, a farmer in Kansas, who in June of 1928 got to witness the interior of the funnel. His description can be found in the book "The Elements Rage" by Frank W. Lane (1965) and are repeated on page 170 of the book EXTREME WEATHER by Christopher C. Burt (c. 2004, Burt, published by W.W. Norton Company).
"Is that it!?"
WHAT SIZE BUILDING NEEDS TO DROP ON YOU BEFORE YOU REALIZE THAT A TWISTER IS OUTSIDE YOUR FRONT DOOR!?
I cannot stand when people say that they were "in the middle of a tornado" when in the video you watch the tornado pass close by, but not take a direct hit.
ikr
Was this a tornado with its eye fallen out? B/c it just missed you but you filmed inside the eye?
My thoughts right there.
That day I was in my office and watched a giant tonado, like a stadium diameter, move fast like a train, wiped trees and house along a street. Many years later, I still have nightmare of tonado in my dream.
Realizes he's on the third floor, decided to hell with it and face the storm face to face. Man's got balls.
Bravery and stupidity are similar but not the same. The mans was stupid not brave
Yes he was in the eye area. It was a very large tornado. What gives it away is the area of light surrounded 360 by darkness. Tornadoes have eyes just like hurricanes as they are both circulations.
Actually, this was Stoney Brook apartments, it just missed the apartment complex but 600 yards, he was getting the RFD winds from the tornado. It went to the south of his location.
Tornadoe's DON'T have "eyes" they have what's called a "Parent Vortex" and sometimes the "Parent Vortex" can be made up of multiple singular vorticies that can then become the main parent vortex or remain a multi-vortex tornado.
wrong
@albiedam Yes, you are.
I'm a tenured "MIC" (27 years experience) with an NWS WFO. Do you really think you're correct?
Don't be such a know it all! Lol
False
Yes, if one takes the common meaning of the term "eye of the storm" to be the area of relatively low wind speed near the center of the vortex, most tornadoes can be said to have eyes. Cyclostrophic balance describes a steady-state, inviscid flow with neglected Coriolis force:
v2r=−1ρ∂p∂n�2�=−1�∂�∂�
where centripetal force balances radial pressure gradient. Here, v� is tangential wind speed, r� distance from vortex center, ρ� is air density, p� is atmospheric pressure and n� is the radial direction pointing inward. From here, tangential wind speed is simply:
v=−rρ∂p∂n−−−−−−√�=−��∂�∂�
suggesting that v→0�→0 when r→0�→0. While the flow in tornadoes is highly non-stationary and subject to friction, this idealized model shows why there must exist an "eye" inside a vortex or an area of closed circulation. This "eye" may or may not be easily recognized by a hypothetical human observer inside a tornado.
The title may have been an exaggeration, but still...too close for my liking. That's one lucky guy. I only wish I could have said the same for others who weren't as fortunate.
Man,i remember this,it past my house,i legit could walk out my front door and see it
*passed
give the dude props to keep it chill
That's a confirmed tornado, folks. There is no doubt that what you're seeing is a large tornado. Fortunately I think the camerman was very lucky, and was hit by the outside circulation of the tornado. I have seen pictures of the aftermath after this video was taken, and the damage beyond the parking lot is pretty severe in nature. Some trees had standing trunks, but every branch was stripped off them. It takes a very violent wind to completely strip a tree of all its branches. This man was lucky that he was sideswiped by that tornado.
That was pretty cool but scary at the same time.
if he was in the eye (and yes, tornadoes do have them), then how could it just miss him? those were his own words lol
Yeah. If you're in the "eye" of a tornado then you would have had to go through one of the sidewalls, and then you'd probably be in the eye for a matter of seconds before getting smashed by the other sidewall. This dude was definitely NOT in the eye of the storm, he was at the outer edges of the tornado .
Tornado's dont have calm eyes, everywhere winds are extreme
in the eye of the tornadooo blow me away
@@danadoozer9990 he never actually got hit by the tornado, it just got close. he got into the bear’s cage at most or the rfd bands
Video title: Tornado filmed from inside the eye!
Guy: The torndao just missed me.
I remember watching this on The Weather Channel a couple of years ago
just another con trying to get as many people as he can to watch by telling lies!
So even in the video, the man says it missed him. I hate videos with clickbait titles. Put the correct name and I'll give a like. Thumbs down right now
Incredible footage and much thanks to the survivor. However, I don't think the "eye" is part of a tornado anatomy....it's not a hurricane.
I thought everything on the internet was true!?!?
nope not all the time
IDIOT internet lies just for views
Wait +ARKANSAS HOGG I REMEMBER YOU
Maddratt x wow...
Welcome to the real world bro
He was just barely scaved by it
Not inside the eye at all. If you want to see that, search “tornado attic” or “TIV inside tornado” and you will see.
I just went through the eye! It just missed us!
WTF
He was probably near a tornado or caught in a downburst. Zero chance he was in the eye.
0:45 i dont think so bec its giantic its Spinning fast and its grey and an tornado warning so i think it wasnt an micoburst
@@tomatenshow973 What you see at 0:45 is the mesocyclone, not the tornado. Vast majority of the tornado warnings don't actually end up with a tornado touch down. In addition, they warn regions that aren't in the path of the tornado for safety reasons. The chance of getting hit by an actual tornado under a tornado warning is extremely slim.
@@tomatenshow973 The most common indicator for tornadoes on the ground is power flashes. We see none of that in this video. He was either caught in a down burst or near an EF0 tornado. EF0 tornadoes with laminar vortex would be too small to have a observable eye. One thing we can know for sure is that the title is BS.
I read an article about a guy who survived after being in the actual eye of a tornado and he said it was completely silent so idk how much I believe this video
Tornadoes don't have eyes, at least not in the way that people define them.
AJTwister97, that's the storm I was thinking of. You are the best, thank you, thank you, thank you so much!!!!!!!
he was not in the eye because otherwise he would be dead. it just mist him, THATS ALL FOKES!!!!!!!!!
+David Ellis missed* him
+David Ellis *missed him, *folks
he could have been in the center of the tornado but survived...some people r just lucky
you must not be aware that the eye of a tornado can in fact be quite large.
you mean like my sister's mouth
hahaha
Tornado does not have an "eye". A tornado is NOT a miniature hurricane.
Omg 😱 I m glad your OK after the tornado 🌪 warning ⚠️ issued in your apartment
OMFG I wish i would be there!
hit by the outer bands of the tornado, didnt look like much damage
WHAT???? All around the house has ZERO damage how can you mislead people like that! SHAME ON YOU!!
“Zero damage” you can literally see the trees snapping and being violently whipped around just across the parking lot. His apartment complex actually was in the tornado but not in the worst affected areas. Sustained EF1-2 damage.
Tornadoes don't have an eye in the way that hurricanes do.
You sir are the ultimate bad ass! Thank you for this!!
This Dustin guy has guts to just be like. "Hey let's record this before I die.
Title is a bit misleading.. If someone was in the "eye" then its not possible to just miss someone.
I was 17 days old when this happened
People who keep misinterpreting tornado vocab with hurricane vocab imma throw them inside of an ef5. This wasn't the eye. Tornadoes don't have an "eye". That's hurricanes son. He was inside the bears cage, and rfd.
did he pass through the outside door of tornado which didn't destroy his house before entering the eye and then out the back door of calm winds? I"m confused.
Here in Florida (or just my house) it rains every 1-2 months
Tornados don't have eyes. And that was the outside edge of the funnel. The building would have been leveled.
He just said it went right by and just missed him. So how could that be in the eye?
it didnt hit him, they just like exaggerating
“Is that it?!”
Bro what do you think.
Huh? What? Huh? WTF? That ain't right? What? This was supposed to be inside the eye of an F4, but at the end he said "It just missed me." "Inside The Eye" implies, pretty heavily, that you'd have to get hit by the tornado to have that point of view. You can't see the inside of a tornado, or the eye, if it MISSES YOU! His apartment would have be DESTROYED by an F4! Damn this is irritating.
Tornadoes don't have eyes.....hurricanes do. He just took it from the inside of the tornado
I hate click bait! reported your video.
I'm a person that I drive in the eye of the tornado with a storm chaser vehicle.
When human is picked up by a tornado, things are safe inside the eye.
@ 1:48 "just missed me" not "Inside the Eye".
Just to be clear, the guy that was interviewed doesn't look like he was the one who posted this with the bogus title. People need to stop saying HE mislead. He didn't do shit. Storm took his video to boost their own page. Video quality sucked anyway.
Hurricanes have eyes, tornados don't have eyes.
A lot of people calling this fake, saying it's calm in the eye of the storm and that it wasn't like that in his video. Sooo I guess when you're in the eye of the storm, everything OUTSIDE is supposed to look calm too, right? And when you get out, everything goes back to being WACKY and WINDY. Jesus Christ, the internet is full of pretentious fools.
The eye of the tornado is way smaller than this. Even huge wedge (1000m in diameter) tornadoes only have eye of roughly 250m, with calms that will only last for 10-20 seconds. In the video, the visibility is definitely over 3000m, the calm was definitely longer.
Being in a tornado is not only just very windy. He would have been dead if the tornado passed through him. The whole house will get destroyed completely. In the video, the wind speeds looks like it is roughly Hurricane force (120km/h). I can verify that, because I am a Hurricane Chaser.
*see's tornado*
"Holy cow"
*talks about trees*
🙌🐄
Luckily it was no longer a violent tornado when it hit him. Evident by the fact his building is still standing
DaveyBoy...that is either cgi or a very grainy vid of the Andover, KS. just my guess but thats what it looks like to me
If it just missed you then you didn't get into the eye of the tornado dude!
_That_ was the spookiest thing that anyone's ever shot on TH-cam.
@Kind Man The video that you mentioned- with the news link about the loss of the two women- was just tragic.
No sky no floor, no up and down.
There’s no eye of a tornado. That’s a hurricane
Can't even find the words.......
*Guy almost dies from violent tornado*
Everyone: "BOO IT DIDN'T EVEN HIT HIM"
Definitely not the eye
Inside the eye, It is clear. And white, Like a clear day. And the debris is flying inside.
is that the tuscaloosa tornado or the alabama?
Uh, I don’t really know what you mean but I’m going to do my best. The tornado that hit Tuscaloosa tracked 80 miles from east of Tuscaloosa to Birmingham to fultondale(a suburb of Birmingham). Alabama had an onslaught of tornadoes that day with up to 90 tornadoes alone.
Not the eye. The eye would be inside the core, not outside.
its to see hes inside the tornado but into the storm you can that tornado there inside
Not in the eye of the twister. Close enough but no cigar.
Yes.. It was the eye depending on the news it was straight calm in the eye and i confirm its the eye. Its because there was a storm chaser went through a tornado and it was intense in there so yes.
1:18 "inside the eye of the giant twister"
1:48 "just missed me"
hmmm
For the love of god, can anyone tell me which tornado that is in the first 2 seconds of the intro!?!? Is it cgi? I need to see that video if it exists!!!
Tornado what are you seriously!?
what the flying paraplegic heck, are you talking about sir?
1:05 it was at this time I knew I was fucked lol
what a tremendous waste of time!
Strom is a origanal name don't you think
Your right- that tornado was so strong it definitely would of killed him! Insanely wicked tornado!!! Kim from Texas
*You're
*would have
I love ❤️ tornados 🌪 videos
Hay is there floor there
Most tornadoes ain't have a calm eye
That was the RFD
As I thinck it’s rare for your house to be in a tornados path maybe, but I thinck I’m true
I'm trying to find footage inside of a tornado and so far 99% of my results are people w their phones. Meteorologist nerds need to step it up the public out here beating them
actually the third floor is safer because tornadoes do more damage at the bottom
Wrong
If that was in the eye
You would not be standing
If he was in the eye of a tornado... he wouldn't be having that interview cause he along with everything else around him would have ceased to exist. The eye of a tornado isn't like the eye of a hurricane where it's calm and still.
Dustin sure is a lively one.
Damn... I live in Hoover Alabama.
A tornado doesn't have an eye right?🤔