Beautiful Kansas Sunset Tornado - 19th April, 2023
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- A photogenic supercell forms near the townships of Cottonwood Falls and Strong City Kansas during sunset. The storm went on to produce at least two tornadoes into the evening and night.
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Classic storm with a classy dude. Thanks for taking us with you Daniel.
My childhood home country.
Oh hey Hank! My 2 favorite dudes!!!
Hi Hank - you're another classy dude! ❤
the goat
Great video.
At 14:34 (roughly) on the far left of the frame and it looks like another small funnel spun up and kicked up some debris/dirt.
Hi Daniel! I'm 60 miles NE from all of this. Was seriously watching my RadarOmega app that night. Very wicked stuff there for awhile. Hope to see you back in Kansas, and stay safe out there. 🌪⚡️🌬
Its good to see you back chasing Daniel. Have you been chasing with Thomas much?
Looks like you won the upload race!
Honestly the best storm chaser. Show the storm and no unnecessary chitter chatter!!!
And Again a great Piece of Video , not a lot People have. Did not harmed a Soul. Was awesome on Livestream but even better in 4K. Thanks for Sharing this with us.
That timelapse of the funnel forming was absolutely perfect 😮
Did you note the spinup on the left side at 13:48? Extreme left edge of RFD. Brief gustnado or brief anticyclonic tornado? Can't get enough detail from the video to identify rotation.
Edit: Blew it up on a bigger screen. Looks like gustnado.
Amazingly beautiful steady-shot time lapse. Very informative as well.
I’ve learned more from your chasing videos in the past month than all other’s combined in year’s. Stay safe and God bless you.
Agreed, these are the most informative I’ve seen.
I love how calm u are, unlike these other chasers screaming and yelling that's a tornado. You can actually watch this without turning the volume up and down. Well done my friend, keep safe
Reed Timmer did a great job at storm chasing the Cole tornado, although he missed the other tornadoes from the Cole supercell
Professional as always. That thing looked creepy. Thanks for bringing us along to see it. :)
Filled in "You are approaching a twisting storm. Please exercise caution" because I missed it.
I live in Emporia Kansas and was on a long country cruise on some remote dirt roads and I saw all these nasty storms I don't know how close but I'm pretty sure there was a tornado within a few miles of Emporia I started at sunset beautiful also it was well out until after midnight, scary to think I was right there where that tornado was out in the country basically between Emporia and cottonwood falls in Strong City just meandering around I knew something was up towards evening when I got out of Dodge and headed home man I am lucky my guardian angel was definitely watching over me
We live in Lawrence Kansas and me and my dad are amateur storm chasers. After school we drove north to Falls City Nebraska and we saw some good stuff. Wish we stayed in Kansas though…..
This epic production really shows the anatomy of a storm, with the updraft, and inflow, to the the tornado! Absolutely stunning!!!
I’m from the area, and have been to rodeos at the rodeo grounds you drove by (with the tornado in the background) a million times.
That was a particularly vicious-looking supercell. Gorgeous, but wicked.
You captured some absolutely beautiful imagery in this episode. Thanks for braving the wild weather so I don't have to!
This video contains some of the most coolest looking events in a super cell
Whoa, all the storm clouds from the start looked ominous. This is some of the best footage I've seen of a supercell turning into a tornado. Usually you only see the actual tornado on videos. It does crack me up how people just drive around under those storms like it's no big deal though. Stay safe and keep up the good work. 👍❤️
We live in Emporia, you passed through heading to Stong city. Welcome back to Ks. Thanks for sharing, God Bless 🙏🏼
This is some of the most amazing tornado footage I've personally watched. Incredible capture and thank you for sharing
Really? I thought it was very ordinary.
But hey, that's me... Ordinary!
I watched that storm that night, I knew it was gonna go tornado warned from its velocity coupling on radar. I am glad it ended up going more north and missing Emporia.
Loving the lightening and storm not farm from the town I grew up in. Went to rodeos in Strong City, fishing near Cottonwood Falls. and WHAT is an Aussie doing in Kansas??
How come your LIVE streams are far better than Reed Timmers?
Impossible
Tuning in to the live chase last night was incredible. Daniel gave us some great perspective on how fast things can change when you’re out in the field, the lesson regarding changing direction, where you’re gonna go if things turn ugly, etc. Is the full live stream available anywhere?
Beautiful work Daniel!
Very ominous black sky and sometimes on the edges you glimpse blue sky. Incredible! Beautiful photography. Seeing the clouds rotate was cool.
At 14:30 you had a small tornado on the ground to the left (left middle edge of screen) of the area of focus area
That timelapse at the 9 minute mark is simply beautiful.
Looks like you beat Hank!
Hanks awesome
Oh my goodness....7:30~9:30.....MOST BEAUTIFUL SUPERCELL I HAVE EVER WATCHED....SEEN MANY
FarmerMJ
Fantastic videography as always Daniel. Thanks for documenting these, I was hoping someone had got that Strong City cell.
Why kansas is always has the Most tornado during April and may
Awesome job Daniel. That was an absolute beauty. Glad to see that it didn’t hurt anyone. ❤️👏🏼👏🏼
Beautiful footage, thank you 😊
Thank you for your help and pictures. I live in Cottonwood Falls, KS.
Amazing footage! The supercell with the sunset was beautiful. Great Job!
Such an awe inspiring, backlit beauty! I just started watching storm videos and your channel captures the majesty of the creation as no other. I'm shook at the beauty of this particular storm. You really did it justice! The last thing we need is another shaky image with screaming neophites (possibly putting their lives at risk) trying to drum up excitement when the image speaks for itself.
Daniel, do you use night vision cameras when visibility is bad? Our chopper's pilot uses it when we're on a search & rescue op. Excellent exciting video - Wendi UK 🌻
beautiful video as always daniel, plz stay safe out there
Apart from driving on the wrong side of the road Daniel, Kansas almost looks like home in the mallee in springtime to me. Watching the big storms roll in along the horizon… stunning
Holy crap, that's the slowest-forming tornado I've ever seen! Amazing footage - What a chase!
What's going on at the far left 14:29? Gusty? Torny? (edit: proper timestamp!)
Lived in NE Kansas my whole life and absolutely love it when storm chasers come to see the storms! It gives an unique perspective to watch as others do - so thank you for being here and sharing this footage!
Great work my friend! Kansas always knows how to put on a show!
I storm spot for my local volunteer fire service. I was out most of the night with the northern part of the storms here in Kansas.
Dude so sick, props to you coming to the usa to storm chase!!
It was so dark I didn't see the tornado!! I just saw a little of it forming! It's amazing how black the clouds get.
What a photogenic storm
Beautiful Supercell and looks like an isolated one too.
Great work Daniel. Always so professional.
This is just terrifying. Stuff of nightmares.
Do it for the photography, let the storm chasers do the rest
Interesting to note the drone in the shot at 1350 and the small spinup off to the left at 1430
It was a pretty one to chase. That is for sure.
That sky ♥️ even better in full HD 🤩
Incredible footage - wow.
At 14:37, a tornado, left side of screen.
Wow, amazing footage
Beautiful tornado shaw!
Great footage. Thank you for doing what you do!
That mothership tho! 😍
Love your videos. Your read on storms verges on precognition but telling your friend to shut up is 10,000 times more distracting and abrasive then quiet harmless chatter. Be nice or grandma is gonna put you in a time out.
Actually Strong city
Well the cap blew wide open in Oklahoma!! After many metrologists said it would not! Very big ones in Shawnee and cole!
Wonderful work as always Daniel, well done!
Absolute astonishing this Storm with the sunset i absolutely love this type of view if a Storm and the sunset work together to create this scenery ❤❤❤❤
Those are spectacular shots wow 🤩 the beauty and the power dancing together as only nature represents. Simply breathtaking ❤
You can see rotation on the ground on the far left of the screen at 14:38 from what looks like a 2nd tornado, wild footage. Awesome, awesome video.
Wow that is amazing Awesome and Beautiful all in one word not sure what that word is but still very nice
Emporia!
So weird seeing chasers I love be in my hometown finally. Ohhh man.
Is there anything more majestic than a late afternoon LP supercell
Out of curiosity; how does one get into the business of storm chasing?
Does a storm get faster with a tornado under it cuz it look pretty much stationary
what are the highest inflow winds have you seen? what are inflow winds? p
Thats cloud looks like a monster that could eat the earths spooky.😮
Who in their right mind intentionally drives into a Kansas tornado at night?
Another great video, sir. Thank you.
Wow...just Wow!
As Reed Trimmer would say "gorgeous"
Didn't know premières had a fancy new startup 😂
They've had that for a couple of years now
You could use the first supercell as a texbook lesson on the importance of the RFD
I wish it would rain in southwest Kansas
You sound like an Aussie.
That camera is awesome
There were a total of eight tornadoes per the ICT NWS. Two were of EF-2 intensity.
Did the people get out
🙉🙉🙉🙉
Great
Brutto😢😢😢
Oh, man, this is special. The stars really lined up for this storm, it's just picturesque. Beautiful intercept.
Toto I do t think we're in Kansas anymore 😅
At 24:35 absolutely stunning WOW shot. 🤯
glad to be back..found ya
When was this?
Weather has to be one of the most spectacular occurrences on this planet. Next would be volcanoes and earthquakes.