I’ve had a precipitation shaft happen to me before! My dad and I were in the garage, fixing my bike. Keep in mind, it was a relatively cloudy day in the middle of summer, and we weren’t getting a lot of rain. However, when our backs were turned to the opening of our garage, we heard a loud sound of wind, and what sounded like rain. I turned my head around first to see a square of rain, move from my dads car on the driveway, to my grass in my front yard, then down the street, almost as if it was driving a car in the rain. It lasted for maybe a minute, but after it stopped, my dad and I went out to see what the hell happened. Yes, everything was actually wet, which we didn’t believe at first, and there was just a random line of water in the middle of the street. It also moved so fast, with a lot of agility and graceful-ness. Weirdest yet coolest thing I think I’ve ever experienced.
Happened to me once too, when I was about 12. I was in my parents horse pasture and it was partly cloudy and suddenly I saw it begin to rain somewhat in front of me but only within a small area (like maybe 6 ft or so). It wasn't coming down really hard though, more like a soft summer rain. I ran over to it, intrigued, and played around with it, running in and out of it. After a few minutes, it moved out of the pasture and across the road. It was one of weirdest things ever lol.
The Pilgar NE tornados were actually 2 different mesocyclones that produced a tornado each. That is what made the event so rare because the supercell had 2 separate areas of rotation which both caused tornados
The quadruple waterspouts on this video remind me of the three waterspouts I saw while at the beach on vacation. They were lined up, one behind the other. I have never seen a tornado in any form, so I started taking pictures. One of the biggest things that stood out to me was, the waterspouts would disintegrate as soon as it made landfall. It was an amazing sight to see.
@@FIRESTAR56566 yeah, I have heard that. I was at Pine Knolls Shores and the waterspouts were about 5-8 miles away at Emerald Isle. Like I said, I had never seen a tornado and I wanted to see one, yet I saw 3. It was just mind boggling that they just were lined up.
The most powerful known fire whirls were created during allied bombing raids on Germany and Japan in WW2. During operation Gomorrah in July 1943, the ignition of incendiary bombs dropped on Hamburg created a fire whirl 1000 feet high with winds of 150mph that destroyed much of the city killing 19000 people, most of whom were in air raid shelters as the fire whirl sucked out all of the oxygen and flooded them with carbon monoxide. Hundreds of people were also seen being sucked into the vortex and immediately incinerated.
One time I was riding a plane to Texas when it was like pouring, and once we went above all of the clouds it was super shiny and the sun was out, and there was even a rainbow. I legitimately felt like I was in heaven it was so pretty.
As a pilot, breaking through the clouds and flying just above them, I call it “cloud surfing”. It’s like skimming an endless white desert made of clouds. It’s one of my favorite experiences as* a pilot. *edit
The two ef4 tornadoes that happened in Nebraska weren't multi vortex. Those are two tornadoes that came from the same supercell. A multi vortex tornado is when the tornado is like halfway to 3/4 of the way down and little vortices start spinning up on the ground like the Katiewoods tornado or like El Reno when the meso got pretty low to the ground and started putting out multiple vortices after vortices until they combine to make one big tornado.
Yah thanks, i was a bit underwhelmed by his breakdown and the chosen video. Barely and introduction to the rarity and raw power of what the mid west tornados in the US are capable of. He went for visuals and didn't even dig deep for good ones.
Here in Montreal, weather can be quite dynamic. One winter, some years ago, it was beginning to snow over my neighborhood in Downtown Montreal. (I live in a 20 story tower) We had a precipitation shaft open up, just next to my building, And the cloud opened up and dropped copious amounts of snow on one specific spot, like on the car in this video. You could see the cloud drop from the sky, and then zip open, and made the dump. It lasted for a few minutes. The other dynamic system is the Micro Burst. It stormed one day here in the city, it rained all over, but a micro burst dropped on a park not far from my home, the entire park was destroyed, the century trees were snapped like twigs. The Micro burst fell within the confines of the park, and it devastated the houses fronting the park as well, but no further.
I’ve witnessed a few micro bursts. One dropped in the neighborhood behind my house. Everyone swore it was a legit tornado did a ton of damage. Mother Nature is beautiful and terrifying
One of those is what brought down Delta 191 back in '85, though partial blame was placed on the pilots...had they chosen to abort and make another attempt while landing, they would've probably made a successful landing, especially if the weather had cleared up a bit by the time they made another attempt.
Wait until you see a 'firenado' in an Australian bushfire, where the bushfire is so large it actually generates it's own weather system above and around it.
I was going to say the same thing about the California fires. Insane what these brushfires can do. I know you guys were hit very hard a couple years ago. Hope Australia is doing well right now
3:05 That isn't one multipe vortex tornado, these are 2 separate tornadoes being spawned by the same supercell. Actually it were 3 tornadoes but one dissapated before the third one began to form
I was on the USS Kitty-Hawk in 2007 (or 08) and was out in the Pacific. In open water there was about 4-6 waterspouts that all touched down at once. Haven’t seen one before or since then thankfully.
3:20 Actually, those are both separate tornadoes. They aren’t a Multi-vortex tornado. Especially considering that those are MILES apart. (Probably 5 to 10). The largest tornado ever recorded was a Multi-vortex tornado and was only 2.6 miles wide. Around only half the size of how far these tornadoes were separated.
The Crown Flash is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen and I’m sure UFO-logists went crazy when seeing this! crown flashing is completely UNKNOWN to what it is and why it happens! a lot of meteorologists claim no one actually knows what it is and have NO idea why it occurrs, just ideas. So amazingly cool!
To be quite fair tho.. Ice crystals in the air is both logical and sensical. Same cause as for Sun Dogs.. So I am unsure why they would not be able to prove it as such.. Quite easy to replicate artificially.
I don’t believe the Nebraska twins were one multi vortex tornado. Multiple vortex tornadoes are essentially one funnel cloud that has multiple vortices that circulate around it. The twins were two entirely separate and nearly identical EF4 tornadoes. If you want to see what a multiple vortex tornado looks like then look up footage of the El Reno tornado from 2013.
I saw a crown flash once in the french alps. It was on summer while i was doing a trek in a national park with friends.At first we thought it was snow particles coming from a glacier but soon we realized it was coming from a beautiful cloud, a cumulonimbus in construction. The sky was dark blue and the contrast was gorgeous. I have to admit i cried a little bit from that beauty of nature even if i didn’t know it’s name
while a lot of them may be dangerous and scary looking at the same time I just think it's just amazingly beautiful that our world can do so many different thing's with just the sky alone.
I was recently on a cruise. We had just came from the Bahamas and we had arrived at Disney’s private island, Castaway Cay. My mom and I were on the beach when I heard thunder and mentioned it to her. She came back from taking pictures in the ocean, sat down, and saw lighting. That was our cue to go back on the ship. We arrive back at the ship about 5 minutes later and we go to sit on the deck. The doors open and the pools are being closed as we sit and relax due to it being very cloudy but still warm. As we are sitting and I’m eating my ice cream. My mom points out the water spout she sees alongside the rain right by it. All of a sudden I see 3 other water spouts and they are coming our way. It was absolutely crazy seeing the rain come by way. I have pictures and videos. The temperature dropped and it got extremely windy. The ship was drenched in rain and we had stayed in our room the duration of the day due to how much rain was being picked up by the spout that was closest to us.
These videos remind me of the time when I was a kid in Michigan, just living in the suburbs of Detroit and my best friend lives across the street; him and I were talking one day, standing across the street from each other, I was getting rained on but he wasn't. Nor was the entire side of his street but my side was soaked. One of the weirdest things I've ever experienced
I was in Mertle Beach SC when I was like 8 with my family on vacation and like 5 water spouts formed when we were on the beach after dinner. I didn’t realize how rare of an event we all just saw. INCREDIBLE!
The Pilger storm wasn't a multi-vortex tornado. It was 2 totally separate tornadoes spawned from the same supercell system. Multi-vortex refers to smaller subvortices (mini-vortexes) rotating around or within the main vortex/parent circulation, and typically occur at the beginning of the initial touchdown. Not to be nitpicky, but that distinction should be made, as these 2 were fairly large and a good distance apart. Go watch the very beginning of the record breaking 2.6 mile wide El Reno tornado, as there aren't many better examples of multi-vortex than that...
Wrong, all tornadoes are multi-vortex, multi-vortex tornadoes are just tornadoes where these subvortices separate because the tornado is just so large and violent, they are always there
Thats just a regular rain. The cloud that was raining wasn't on the other side of the street because it wasn't in that area so no rain in that side of the street because I wasn't there
I’ve seen rain situations similar to that SUV in the parking lot. Only it wasn’t that localized. I’ve seen thunderstorms where it poured rain on one side of the street, but stayed completely bone dry on the other side of the street. I’ve also seen rain to snow lines where it was snowing on one side of a street, but raining on the other side of the street.
#4 is not an example of a multi vortex tornado. Multi vortex means small vortices rotating within the main funnel. What's seen here is the rare phenomenon of two separate, mature funnels from the same parent supercell at the same time.
Wrong, there is no main funnel in multi-vortex tornadoes, the subvortices are the main funnel, a multi-vortex tornado is just a tornado where these subvortices move away from each other because the tornado is so big and violent
If you watched the video, he said those tornadoes were just outside of Omaha Nebraska. They destroyed a small town called Pilger. 300+ miles from Oklahoma. SMH!
I've seen a Water Spout forming just above my head over the North SEA here in the UK once when I worked on a Fairground. I've also seen many Dirt Devils next to each other but that Crown Flash thing at the end is something else
It wasn't caught on camera as far as I know, but I once walked home from school and there was thunder snow. The sky was as black as can be in daytime. Snow was coming down and I heard thunder while a lightning bolt hit the river behind my house in the distance.
Just have to correct you on one thing. The tornadoes that hit Pilger were not actually part of a multi vortex entity. They were actually "Twin Tornadoes" that were born either through the occlusion process, or each separately from their own supercell. I know that last part was debated, but I'm not sure if scientists have since pin pointed one or the other ...🤷♂️ Fun fact for the day.
My dad and I drove through a precipitation shaft when I was really young. For years I thought I was going crazy. But ya, it only rained on us and it was baffling.
What causes those ice crystals above that cloud to dance around in jerky fashion like that is thought to be lightning within the cloud changing the polarity of the surrounding air. It causes the crystals to "re-align" when the bolt releases the pent up charges.
I live in Victoria Australia where you can have all four seasons in one day, and have driven down a high way where there was part saturated with rain and a foot further on, bone dry, not as crazy as as the rain on the car in Java.
I saw once 3 tornados at sea. I only seen tornado tree times in my life that was those 3 that was on the same time. In Norway tornado is very rare, seeing 3 of them at same time is like seeing a mountain size asteroid land in Norway, it just don't happens. People don't really believe me it was 2 thin ones and the closest were big. I wasn't the only witness that day, but I were 1/3 people who saw all 3. (edit, it is many years ago now)
I've seen a "crown flash" and scared the crap out of me! It really looks like someone or something is doing something behind the cloud, looks like i5s moving with intelligent guidance! Eerie! Great catch there, now i don't feel so crazy!
One thing ever happened in Uganda back in 2004, it happened like a huge tornado warning in the evening times at around 6:30pm, it rained the whole night and waking up in the morning a Seriously unknown thing came dwelling a river over 40 metres wide as it went over 5miles dwelling. Weather and nature brings miracles 🙄🙄🙄
When we lived in Germany and I am not sure what year it was but between 1978. We went to the Black Forest area of Germany. It snowed on a bright clear day - not a cloud in the sky and it was not just blowing snow either.
One thing I thought was quite rare was in some parts of Queensland they had around 675 MM of rain in 12 hours. That is the average yearly rainfall for my area of Victoria, some of that heavy rain has even come down to victoria, it is the remnant of Tropical Cyclone Seth.
Nope. It would still fall within being a multi vortex. Both tornadoes are in the same storm. They are both still traveling around the same center. They are just much bigger and have some distance. They arent completely seperate independent tornadoes. Scary huh?
@@lolasmom5816 Even if they are in the same storm, these two tornadoes were considered separate tornadoes. Storms often produce several tornadoes at a time, but that doesn't mean they are all considered they same. Each of these had their own meso in the clouds that formed them. The two mesos formed closed together in the same clouds, but they were separate. There are longer videos showing the storm's formation prior to the tornadoes forming that shows it more clearly. I want to say there were like a dozen storm chasers present for the Pilger tornadoes.
@@lolasmom5816 These were two seperate tornadoes- Multiple vortex tornadoes tend to directly dance untill they finally emerge together while these didn't Infact both tornadoes had velocity couples gliding at each other while a multiple vortex tornado only has one tornado signature on doppler radar regarding the tornado In other words these twins also had twin couplets
6:40 That is a literal curse at work. Clouds move, so the next car should have gotten wet shortly after, like 2 to 3 minutes later. Naturally. This did not happen. So I will stick to my suspicion.
I have been so lucky to see a nimbus cloud form in a middle of warm summer day and spread a line og thick snow like painting a traffic line over long string of area. It was so cool to see the cloud pop out of nowhere and paint this white line and disappear. The snow melted within 10 minutes. This is one of the times in my life I have regret not having a recorder. But most of the time I am glad this was my experience and not a media food.
I moved to Merritt Island Fl in 92. My first shock was watching THREE water spouts drop one after another in front of me. It seemed to me they they started in mid air, and man you could see the water spinning at the bottom of them. Also here in Brevard County Fl we have had MANY water spouts hit land and hold it together. Going from water spout to tornado.
waterspouts can be actually quite bad Infact some of the strongest tornadoes in europe for example started as waterspouts The great malta tornado as an example With an high-end F3/T7 rating it claimed over 500 lives
That's partially due to poor defining of things such as waterspouts vs tornadoes Waterspouts are generally referring to fair weather waterspouts, which are quite weak, especially when compared to a tornado. They form in the same process as snow whirls, fire whirls, and dust devils However, a tornado that forms over water is also referred to as a waterspout, but it holds much much more capability
I have a question about your video. You had phenomenal shots throughout the entire video but one in particular really stood out to me. At the 15:05 mark, there is a segment showing some rural homes set on beautiful rising and falling green fields that reach right up to the dense timber line with mountains in the distance. I was quite moved by this scene and I'm quite hopeful that you might be able to share with me it's location. It reminds me of somewhere pretty special I've been up in the Pacific North West. 39 years later, it remains the 2nd most beautiful place I've been...but you can't own a home in Yosemite, so it's more of a tie. Feel free to send a message if you don't mind sharing the location with me. Unless we are both have the same location, I'll even promise to only visit and not move there. Thanks, Ken
@@TheSleepinInsomniac dude we pay thousands of dollars per month to license footage. Don’t make it seem like we just steal anything we want. The original creators get paid for their work.
@@Underworld5s You guys are amazing keep doing what you're doing, love every minute of every video. People like that are just talking out of there 🍑 🤭😂
The video of one car getting rained on, you see the cloud just had a lot of water inside but it was already late for their friends party so the cloud decided to get all the water out on this one car :D
I honestly love the guy who recorded the crown flash 😂
In Florida, but definitely not from Florida. 😂
I'm a proud step daddy of five 🙋🏿♂️
He said shit.........
He was BUH-ZAAAHRR! FUGGGIDABOUDDIT!
@@kingkunta5628 I don’t think that’s you
Fun fact: if a tornado looks like it's stationary, it *may* be moving towards you.
@@bluestar9411 lol
@@bluestar9411 I think its moving away... shit! I was wr
It also might be stationary.
I'm not sure if it's fun
It may also be turning into a bigger or smaller tornado
I’ve had a precipitation shaft happen to me before! My dad and I were in the garage, fixing my bike. Keep in mind, it was a relatively cloudy day in the middle of summer, and we weren’t getting a lot of rain. However, when our backs were turned to the opening of our garage, we heard a loud sound of wind, and what sounded like rain. I turned my head around first to see a square of rain, move from my dads car on the driveway, to my grass in my front yard, then down the street, almost as if it was driving a car in the rain. It lasted for maybe a minute, but after it stopped, my dad and I went out to see what the hell happened. Yes, everything was actually wet, which we didn’t believe at first, and there was just a random line of water in the middle of the street. It also moved so fast, with a lot of agility and graceful-ness. Weirdest yet coolest thing I think I’ve ever experienced.
Bro thats awesome
@Last Call 😂😂
That shits pretty sweet bro
Cool! I wish I was there!
Happened to me once too, when I was about 12. I was in my parents horse pasture and it was partly cloudy and suddenly I saw it begin to rain somewhat in front of me but only within a small area (like maybe 6 ft or so). It wasn't coming down really hard though, more like a soft summer rain. I ran over to it, intrigued, and played around with it, running in and out of it. After a few minutes, it moved out of the pasture and across the road. It was one of weirdest things ever lol.
The Pilgar NE tornados were actually 2 different mesocyclones that produced a tornado each. That is what made the event so rare because the supercell had 2 separate areas of rotation which both caused tornados
Pilger is also the fastest tornado recorded, it sling shotted around the third EF 4, clocking in around 95mph before roping out.
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@@tanth1690 no, it’s the tri-state tornado
@@tanth1690 Yep it was the fastest tornado ever recorded and it was a insane tornado
@@tanth1690 That title was actually taken by a number of tornadoes in Iowa on 12-15-21. Many tornadoes moved over 100 mph that day
10:49 The smoke to the right side of the firenado looks like a person walking away from it, kinda facinating.
Whoa, caught that too...
Caught that too, don't even want to know why it really looked like several smoke shadows walking around 😳 😐 ignorance really can be bliss sometimes...
@@bloodofchristjesuscoversme1878 Amen Protection with out a doubt. God bless.
There's one at 4:04 too.
It's a dead man walking I believe.
Weatherman: There is 1% of rain on the forecast
The 1 Percent: 6:51
The quadruple waterspouts on this video remind me of the three waterspouts I saw while at the beach on vacation. They were lined up, one behind the other. I have never seen a tornado in any form, so I started taking pictures. One of the biggest things that stood out to me was, the waterspouts would disintegrate as soon as it made landfall. It was an amazing sight to see.
Not all waterspouts dissipate when coming ashore. Some will move onto land and become land tornadoes.
@@FIRESTAR56566 yeah, I have heard that. I was at Pine Knolls Shores and the waterspouts were about 5-8 miles away at Emerald Isle. Like I said, I had never seen a tornado and I wanted to see one, yet I saw 3. It was just mind boggling that they just were lined up.
Coool
7:07 best jumpsscare in history.
The car: "hey dude, could you lend me a hand, my owner didn't wash me for weeks"
The cloud: "I gotchu fam"
The most powerful known fire whirls were created during allied bombing raids on Germany and Japan in WW2. During operation Gomorrah in July 1943, the ignition of incendiary bombs dropped on Hamburg created a fire whirl 1000 feet high with winds of 150mph that destroyed much of the city killing 19000 people, most of whom were in air raid shelters as the fire whirl sucked out all of the oxygen and flooded them with carbon monoxide. Hundreds of people were also seen being sucked into the vortex and immediately incinerated.
Ok this sounds like bs, did that actually happen?
@@azdaze227 sadly it's legit.
oh.. wow. Thats bad...
@@MIlodOz0n That's war for you.
@@secondchance6603 they say "all's fair in love & war" nothing fair about that.
One time I was riding a plane to Texas when it was like pouring, and once we went above all of the clouds it was super shiny and the sun was out, and there was even a rainbow. I legitimately felt like I was in heaven it was so pretty.
As a pilot, breaking through the clouds and flying just above them, I call it “cloud surfing”. It’s like skimming an endless white desert made of clouds. It’s one of my favorite experiences as* a pilot.
*edit
Cool
You missed the chance to toss in a dust devil. That would have covered all 4 elements.
I’m sure I’ll make a part 2 later this year and will remember to include it
@@Underworld5s I'm looking forward to it. Your content is always creative, educational, and entertaining.
The two ef4 tornadoes that happened in Nebraska weren't multi vortex. Those are two tornadoes that came from the same supercell. A multi vortex tornado is when the tornado is like halfway to 3/4 of the way down and little vortices start spinning up on the ground like the Katiewoods tornado or like El Reno when the meso got pretty low to the ground and started putting out multiple vortices after vortices until they combine to make one big tornado.
Yah thanks, i was a bit underwhelmed by his breakdown and the chosen video. Barely and introduction to the rarity and raw power of what the mid west tornados in the US are capable of. He went for visuals and didn't even dig deep for good ones.
Sort of accurate. But for the most part yes.
ah the day of the twins
seeing videos of the El Reno tornado from the inside of the storm was.... terrifying, yet incredibly fascinating.
Here in Montreal, weather can be quite dynamic. One winter, some years ago, it was beginning to snow over my neighborhood in Downtown Montreal. (I live in a 20 story tower) We had a precipitation shaft open up, just next to my building, And the cloud opened up and dropped copious amounts of snow on one specific spot, like on the car in this video. You could see the cloud drop from the sky, and then zip open, and made the dump. It lasted for a few minutes. The other dynamic system is the Micro Burst. It stormed one day here in the city, it rained all over, but a micro burst dropped on a park not far from my home, the entire park was destroyed, the century trees were snapped like twigs. The Micro burst fell within the confines of the park, and it devastated the houses fronting the park as well, but no further.
the bursts happen about once or twice a year in Lancaster County, PA, often flattening something in a localized area
I’ve witnessed a few micro bursts. One dropped in the neighborhood behind my house. Everyone swore it was a legit tornado did a ton of damage. Mother Nature is beautiful and terrifying
One of those is what brought down Delta 191 back in '85, though partial blame was placed on the pilots...had they chosen to abort and make another attempt while landing, they would've probably made a successful landing, especially if the weather had cleared up a bit by the time they made another attempt.
Im at Laval (Montreal suburb) and I can tell you that its true.
No
Wait until you see a 'firenado' in an Australian bushfire, where the bushfire is so large it actually generates it's own weather system above and around it.
I was going to say the same thing about the California fires. Insane what these brushfires can do. I know you guys were hit very hard a couple years ago. Hope Australia is doing well right now
6:36 “Screw that car in particular”
3:05 That isn't one multipe vortex tornado, these are 2 separate tornadoes being spawned by the same supercell. Actually it were 3 tornadoes but one dissapated before the third one began to form
Pilger Nebraska Twins - th-cam.com/video/E-8F5Jo8zSQ/w-d-xo.html
Thank you. Came here to say the same thing.
That is honestly exactly what he said. They are connected in some way. He says that in the video.
@@4amcripple But he said that scenario is called "a multi vortex Tornado"
@@hobbyracer2814 he did saw they were 2 separate tornadoes though lol
I was on the USS Kitty-Hawk in 2007 (or 08) and was out in the Pacific. In open water there was about 4-6 waterspouts that all touched down at once. Haven’t seen one before or since then thankfully.
that's scary
If that was me I would pee my pants
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I love the part when a old man just comes in front of the camera smiling when its “Raining”
3:20 Actually, those are both separate tornadoes. They aren’t a Multi-vortex tornado. Especially considering that those are MILES apart. (Probably 5 to 10). The largest tornado ever recorded was a Multi-vortex tornado and was only 2.6 miles wide. Around only half the size of how far these tornadoes were separated.
Fun fact: If a tornado looks like it is not moving it is moving towards you
Thank you
Or, it is moving away from you
@@idit87 better to assume the worst and get out of the way than to assume the best and get hit by it
Bridge-Creek 1999 was mostly stationary at one point
3:17 one of the tornadoes are like: HI FRANK, how ya doin'?
other tornado: imma great john! did any destructions yet??
and plus on 6:45 i dont think the car is having a good day
Nice one 😂
The Crown Flash is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen and I’m sure UFO-logists went crazy when seeing this! crown flashing is completely UNKNOWN to what it is and why it happens! a lot of meteorologists claim no one actually knows what it is and have NO idea why it occurrs, just ideas. So amazingly cool!
It’s probably Jesus doing his thang up there
@@celsopunzalan4929 exactly and some angels too
To be quite fair tho..
Ice crystals in the air is both logical and sensical.
Same cause as for Sun Dogs..
So I am unsure why they would not be able to prove it as such.. Quite easy to replicate artificially.
@@RetroGamingSwedenMusic There are no dogs on the sun. That's ludicrous.
@@fluffylittlebear And now it's time to go back to school Little Bear :) Let me hold your hand. ;)
I don’t believe the Nebraska twins were one multi vortex tornado. Multiple vortex tornadoes are essentially one funnel cloud that has multiple vortices that circulate around it. The twins were two entirely separate and nearly identical EF4 tornadoes. If you want to see what a multiple vortex tornado looks like then look up footage of the El Reno tornado from 2013.
no your rong you fail me
The firenado is awesome. Beware of the sharknado though 😅
I've got a chainsaw, I'm good...
Fire force
I'm amazed that was here in England.
It could happen where a hurricane visits the beach and swings a few sharks at you 😁😁😂😂
Man that guy whoever owns that car got a damn free car wash better be happy cause I would
This video was genuinely interesting and informative. Well done.
I saw a crown flash once in the french alps. It was on summer while i was doing a trek in a national park with friends.At first we thought it was snow particles coming from a glacier but soon we realized it was coming from a beautiful cloud, a cumulonimbus in construction. The sky was dark blue and the contrast was gorgeous. I have to admit i cried a little bit from that beauty of nature even if i didn’t know it’s name
Glad the thumbnail isn’t click bait
6:51-7:46 That car is having a bad day
while a lot of them may be dangerous and scary looking at the same time I just think it's just amazingly beautiful that our world can do so many different thing's with just the sky alone.
God is a great artist and the sky is His canvas.
This might be the most addicting channel I've ever found lol I could watch these videos for hours
I have experienced a precipitation spout while sitting in a Big Lots parking lot. I assumed it was just a manifestation of my sadness. LOL.
I was recently on a cruise. We had just came from the Bahamas and we had arrived at Disney’s private island, Castaway Cay. My mom and I were on the beach when I heard thunder and mentioned it to her. She came back from taking pictures in the ocean, sat down, and saw lighting. That was our cue to go back on the ship. We arrive back at the ship about 5 minutes later and we go to sit on the deck. The doors open and the pools are being closed as we sit and relax due to it being very cloudy but still warm. As we are sitting and I’m eating my ice cream. My mom points out the water spout she sees alongside the rain right by it. All of a sudden I see 3 other water spouts and they are coming our way. It was absolutely crazy seeing the rain come by way. I have pictures and videos. The temperature dropped and it got extremely windy. The ship was drenched in rain and we had stayed in our room the duration of the day due to how much rain was being picked up by the spout that was closest to us.
@8:55 My man just explained what we’re looking at and still confused as to what we’re looking at 😅😅😅 awesome video.
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These videos remind me of the time when I was a kid in Michigan, just living in the suburbs of Detroit and my best friend lives across the street; him and I were talking one day, standing across the street from each other, I was getting rained on but he wasn't. Nor was the entire side of his street but my side was soaked. One of the weirdest things I've ever experienced
The rain shaft and the crown flash were my favorite! These two phenomenons I've never seen before! Amazing!
I was in Mertle Beach SC when I was like 8 with my family on vacation and like 5 water spouts formed when we were on the beach after dinner. I didn’t realize how rare of an event we all just saw. INCREDIBLE!
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The Pilger storm wasn't a multi-vortex tornado. It was 2 totally separate tornadoes spawned from the same supercell system. Multi-vortex refers to smaller subvortices (mini-vortexes) rotating around or within the main vortex/parent circulation, and typically occur at the beginning of the initial touchdown. Not to be nitpicky, but that distinction should be made, as these 2 were fairly large and a good distance apart. Go watch the very beginning of the record breaking 2.6 mile wide El Reno tornado, as there aren't many better examples of multi-vortex than that...
Wrong, all tornadoes are multi-vortex, multi-vortex tornadoes are just tornadoes where these subvortices separate because the tornado is just so large and violent, they are always there
I've experienced something similar to the rain clip. The one side of our street was completely dry while the other was raining.
Thats just a regular rain. The cloud that was raining wasn't on the other side of the street because it wasn't in that area so no rain in that side of the street because I wasn't there
That's just normal Florida rain. XD
I’ve seen rain situations similar to that SUV in the parking lot. Only it wasn’t that localized. I’ve seen thunderstorms where it poured rain on one side of the street, but stayed completely bone dry on the other side of the street. I’ve also seen rain to snow lines where it was snowing on one side of a street, but raining on the other side of the street.
Are you sure that you weren't just playing minecraft
One side of the street is at the top of a mountain and the other side at the bottom.
I once saw rain was pouring at only one house in our neighborhood.
The guy recording the crown flash, is DEFINITELY from Boston MA 🤣
Pepa and Felix from enconto: married in a hurricane
The hurricane:I will surround town
#4 is not an example of a multi vortex tornado. Multi vortex means small vortices rotating within the main funnel. What's seen here is the rare phenomenon of two separate, mature funnels from the same parent supercell at the same time.
Wrong, there is no main funnel in multi-vortex tornadoes, the subvortices are the main funnel, a multi-vortex tornado is just a tornado where these subvortices move away from each other because the tornado is so big and violent
I just love this channel. Seeing things that have never seen before.
Man I love tornadoes keep up the great content!😀
“It’s recommended you stay away from tornadoes” thanks captain obvious
I remember those 2 tornadoes in Oklahoma. Terrifying looking. Along with the green sky, and low clouds, they are extremely menacing and dangerous.
If you watched the video, he said those tornadoes were just outside of Omaha Nebraska. They destroyed a small town called Pilger. 300+ miles from Oklahoma. SMH!
Yea, you remember so well you can't even get the state right. It's Nebraska, not Oklahoma LOL
Maybe they were friendly? I mean it wouldn't kill you to say hi 😂😂😂
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@@stonew1927 wtf you mean if you watched the video? He literally said he remeber ed it
Whoever owned that car was probably having a terrible day.
5:00 Is it possible for two tornadoes to collide into each other?
They can but it's very rare
Bro does anyone else see like someone walkin in the out the fire tornado at the right 10:50
I've seen a Water Spout forming just above my head over the North SEA here in the UK once when I worked on a Fairground. I've also seen many Dirt Devils next to each other but that Crown Flash thing at the end is something else
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Lmao “this is biiiizah” sounds like he’s from Boston
It wasn't caught on camera as far as I know, but I once walked home from school and there was thunder snow. The sky was as black as can be in daytime. Snow was coming down and I heard thunder while a lightning bolt hit the river behind my house in the distance.
Awesome compilation! I love that the whole clips are shown instead of brief snippets...
5:10 I live an hour away from where that happened
Just have to correct you on one thing. The tornadoes that hit Pilger were not actually part of a multi vortex entity. They were actually "Twin Tornadoes" that were born either through the occlusion process, or each separately from their own supercell. I know that last part was debated, but I'm not sure if scientists have since pin pointed one or the other ...🤷♂️ Fun fact for the day.
My dad and I drove through a precipitation shaft when I was really young. For years I thought I was going crazy. But ya, it only rained on us and it was baffling.
You know your car is really dirty when God tries to wash it himself. Lol
What causes those ice crystals above that cloud to dance around in jerky fashion like that is thought to be lightning within the cloud changing the polarity of the surrounding air. It causes the crystals to "re-align" when the bolt releases the pent up charges.
I freaking love this channel
I live in Victoria Australia where you can have all four seasons in one day, and have driven down a high way where there was part saturated with rain and a foot further on, bone dry, not as crazy as as the rain on the car in Java.
Same here in Texas. We've had 5 weather phenomena in one day on a few occasions: heat, wind, rain, cold, sleet, snow...
Yeah seen that more than few times in SA
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You should watch some cartoons and chill out 😜
9:30 watch carefully as a 2nd fire-nado ia trying to appear but fails.
I saw once 3 tornados at sea. I only seen tornado tree times in my life that was those 3 that was on the same time. In Norway tornado is very rare, seeing 3 of them at same time is like seeing a mountain size asteroid land in Norway, it just don't happens. People don't really believe me it was 2 thin ones and the closest were big. I wasn't the only witness that day, but I were 1/3 people who saw all 3. (edit, it is many years ago now)
me and the boys looking for my dad:
I've seen a "crown flash" and scared the crap out of me!
It really looks like someone or something is doing something behind the cloud, looks like i5s moving with intelligent guidance!
Eerie!
Great catch there, now i don't feel so crazy!
I'm guessing the crown flash happens when the ice crystals change direction due to wind, like how a school of shiny fish does.
One thing ever happened in Uganda back in 2004, it happened like a huge tornado warning in the evening times at around 6:30pm, it rained the whole night and waking up in the morning a Seriously unknown thing came dwelling a river over 40 metres wide as it went over 5miles dwelling. Weather and nature brings miracles 🙄🙄🙄
That is a once in a lifetime experience 4 waterspouts at one time. Pretty awesome
That firenado was just dancing thats all and it got some serious moves too.
*footage is clearly showing multiple water spouts for 15 seconds+*
"There isn't just one water spout.. but FOUR!!!!!"
thanks narrator
honestly we could cut 5-8 minutes if the narration was improved
When we lived in Germany and I am not sure what year it was but between 1978. We went to the Black Forest area of Germany. It snowed on a bright clear day - not a cloud in the sky and it was not just blowing snow either.
Omg
Sounds like English weather 😂 we get all the seasons in one day often
That’s crazy how close the orange truck got
One thing I thought was quite rare was in some parts of Queensland they had around 675 MM of rain in 12 hours. That is the average yearly rainfall for my area of Victoria, some of that heavy rain has even come down to victoria, it is the remnant of Tropical Cyclone Seth.
One time one side of my house was raining and the other side was not raining
The second video are actually two separate tornadoes. A multi vortex tornado is one tornado that has multiple vortexes within one funnel.
Nope. It would still fall within being a multi vortex. Both tornadoes are in the same storm. They are both still traveling around the same center. They are just much bigger and have some distance. They arent completely seperate independent tornadoes. Scary huh?
@@lolasmom5816 Even if they are in the same storm, these two tornadoes were considered separate tornadoes. Storms often produce several tornadoes at a time, but that doesn't mean they are all considered they same. Each of these had their own meso in the clouds that formed them. The two mesos formed closed together in the same clouds, but they were separate. There are longer videos showing the storm's formation prior to the tornadoes forming that shows it more clearly. I want to say there were like a dozen storm chasers present for the Pilger tornadoes.
@@lolasmom5816 These were two seperate tornadoes- Multiple vortex tornadoes tend to directly dance untill they finally emerge together while these didn't Infact both tornadoes had velocity couples gliding at each other while a multiple vortex tornado only has one tornado signature on doppler radar regarding the tornado In other words these twins also had twin couplets
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That is a literal curse at work. Clouds move, so the next car should have gotten wet shortly after, like 2 to 3 minutes later. Naturally. This did not happen. So I will stick to my suspicion.
Not me freaking hearing a man scream at 7:16-7:17…😳
Lol the dood who recorded the crown flash, his expression was just awesome 👌
I have been so lucky to see a nimbus cloud form in a middle of warm summer day and spread a line og thick snow like painting a traffic line over long string of area. It was so cool to see the cloud pop out of nowhere and paint this white line and disappear. The snow melted within 10 minutes. This is one of the times in my life I have regret not having a recorder. But most of the time I am glad this was my experience and not a media food.
The rain on one car one is hilarious. Now that person is having a bad day!
I moved to Merritt Island Fl in 92. My first shock was watching THREE water spouts drop one after another in front of me. It seemed to me they they started in mid air, and man you could see the water spinning at the bottom of them. Also here in Brevard County Fl we have had MANY water spouts hit land and hold it together. Going from water spout to tornado.
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waterspouts can be actually quite bad Infact some of the strongest tornadoes in europe for example started as waterspouts The great malta tornado as an example With an high-end F3/T7 rating it claimed over 500 lives
Yes. Have no idea why people think these aren't actual tornadoes. Its like they compare them to dust devils.... beyond me.
And they can definitely move from water to land. Seen a few do that on video shocking a lot of people who didn't take it serious.
That's partially due to poor defining of things such as waterspouts vs tornadoes
Waterspouts are generally referring to fair weather waterspouts, which are quite weak, especially when compared to a tornado. They form in the same process as snow whirls, fire whirls, and dust devils
However, a tornado that forms over water is also referred to as a waterspout, but it holds much much more capability
That's because fair weather waterspouts are identical in nature to dust devils
Me. Crying and finding shelter
Other people but certainly not me. Taking pictures and getting closer to the tornadoes.
Also me watching this. 👁👄👁
I live in Omaha Nebraska, tornadoes and severe storms are the norm here. Along with freak winter weather
Fun fact, the first clip I’m actually there with my family on a cruise out in the middle of the water in a canoo 😅 it was freaking scary dude
Wss u a girl or boy ??
@@iraishanarain2581 why
Great to see you alive rn
I love extreme weather 😍
It is so cool right
you can just go in one and you gonna be scared dude its cool though
These videos are so cool and people are lucky to see these rare weather changes
I don't believe that rain one for a second.
6:53-Talk about an isolated shower!
@3:05 Thats the Pilger, NE twin Tornados. I remember seeing live feeds from a few storm chasers i was watching when it was going on.
Yeah. I remember hearing about this. The footage is terrifying
This footage was shot by TornadoHunters and licensed via Newsflare
The crown flash is probably god
I have a question about your video. You had phenomenal shots throughout the entire video but one in particular really stood out to me. At the 15:05 mark, there is a segment showing some rural homes set on beautiful rising and falling green fields that reach right up to the dense timber line with mountains in the distance. I was quite moved by this scene and I'm quite hopeful that you might be able to share with me it's location. It reminds me of somewhere pretty special I've been up in the Pacific North West. 39 years later, it remains the 2nd most beautiful place I've been...but you can't own a home in Yosemite, so it's more of a tie. Feel free to send a message if you don't mind sharing the location with me. Unless we are both have the same location, I'll even promise to only visit and not move there. Thanks, Ken
he doesnt record any of this, he just takes other peoples work and benefits off of it
@@TheSleepinInsomniac dude we pay thousands of dollars per month to license footage. Don’t make it seem like we just steal anything we want. The original creators get paid for their work.
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@@Underworld5s You guys are amazing keep doing what you're doing, love every minute of every video. People like that are just talking out of there 🍑 🤭😂
The 5 one what was that noise
I was stuck in a tornado on my front porch once I am surprised I survived but I avoided wind as much as possible idk if the right move but I survived
English "firenado" at 1:20 in the morning and a daylight sky? OK, maybe they should have said, "later they saw..."
Was just about to say the same thing, I can see blue sky and clouds in the back lol
He said the fire started in the night. Didn't say the firenado started then
The video of one car getting rained on, you see the cloud just had a lot of water inside but it was already late for their friends party so the cloud decided to get all the water out on this one car :D
Apollo sitting up in the clouds messing around before he nudges Hermes and says, "Watch this guy freak out when I make the light dance."