5-26-2024 - TWO TORNADOES HIT AT THE SAME TIME! FUNNEL CLOUD DEVELOPS ON VIDEO! DAMAGE SHOWN!
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- This happened in Northeast Arkansas. This storm was INSANE. I knew storms were coming but once they got close it looked like we were going to be missed. The storm actually wasn't coming towards us at all but once it got close it developed in our direction and quickly got more intense! In the video you will see a funnel cloud develop and almost touch the ground. Behind the camera there was a confirmed EF2 tornado that was tearing up houses and power lines. You can see the power flashes from the EF2 reflecting off of the funnel cloud in front of the camera! At this point there was still no tornado warning for this location because these funnels and tornadoes were quickly spun up and on the ground before they were detected, they actually made it halfway through town before the sirens sounded! This is one of the few storms that actually got me a little nervous. Just knowing that 2 tornadoes were that close to my location at the same time without me knowing it was crazy to me. The national weather service arrived the morning after the storm and determined there was actually 3 tornadoes in the area, the north one did little to no damage, the middle one did EF2 damage (right behind the camera) and the most southern tornado did EF1 damage for a short distance. These 3 tornadoes were all within 4 miles of each other! Definitely a night I won't forget! Thanks for watching! If you liked this video be sure to subscribe for more!
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Here's a link to a video of the tornado developing, I enhanced the brightness in this video to make it easier to see.
th-cam.com/video/rovt_7oo6gM/w-d-xo.html
It developed fast asf boi
Was that a nocturnal (nighttime) tornado? I've heard that nocturnal (nighttime) tornadoes are just dangerous as daytime tornadoes.⚠️😰
@@coreywood6425
Swear! That's why it took forever for the sirens to sound, no one knew it was coming.
@@danacarter9147
Yes it was, the nighttime tornadoes are worse because you can't see them.
It did make it easier to see. It was very grainy on my device but I could see the rotation in the brighter one (this one) as where I could not in the original video. Must have been horribly scary. Thank you for sharing with us and hope you and your community are care-ful, protected and that you become as one.❤
This video gave me chills. I just finished surviving the tornado in Rogers, Arkansas that tore down gorgeous, old trees resulting in roads being blocked all through town. NWS said there were numerous tornadoes which struck in the early morning hours of 5/26/24: 1 in Rogers, 1 in Decatur, 2 by the lake, and multiple other tornadoes around Benton County. Power outages were widespread as we sweltered in the heat with no air conditioning. Sitting there in my inside room in total darkness, knowing I could be dead at any instant was traumatising. One of my cats is still crying out in his sleep.
Everytime I watch this it gives me chills, the ominous looking tornado forming right in front of my camera and the other tornado destroying things behind the camera at the same time. Terrifying! Thanks for watching!
Hey man, Keep on Ridin the Storm Out
I watched that happen on radar. I was praying that it wouldn't get bad. I'm glad you made it ok. I know it was terrifying! We had an EF3 pass less than a mile from us a couple years ago. No one was killed, but a few injuries and a lot of damage. Stay strong and safe!
This is legit why I don't wanna see a tornado in person where I live, because 1, they're mostly rain-wrapped, 2, tornadoes at night are a hell no, because you can't see them, and 3, I live where there are a lot of trees surrounding my neighborhood, so the trees block me from seeing a potential tornado. It's why I wanna see tornadoes in person in the plains or in a large field, because you can see for miles.
I second that on tornadoes at night are a HELL NO
@d00mhound I totally agree with you 💯
Never seen one in person and never ever wanna see one in person I don't give a rat's ass if it's even an EF0 tornado I still don't wanna experience one in person.
Yea but that to still isn't fun cause. They can turn on a dime & speed up & you ain't got no where to get safe. Trust me been there more than once in my 54 years of living
@@terrencegoodwin446better keep away from all Southern states. Including Texas
This lightning was INCREDIBLE⚡️⚡️⚡️ this storm and sirens combined is pure nightmare fuel
Tornadoes in the dark can be very dangerous .
Absolutely! They scare me 10x more than daytime tornadoes! I hate that they're so big and hidden but can be right on you at the same time!
@@1018weatherits akin to swimming in the ocean. I’ll swim in the day no problem, but would be terrified to go into the ocean at night, lol
Nocturnal tornadoes do the more damage supposedly
I agree with you 💯%. I've had nightmares about nocturnal (nighttime) tornadoes, once.
ya think??
Your video is a good visual reminder that spin up tornadoes can pop up in systems like what occurred on the 26th. The NWS does a pretty good job trying to warn, but we have to pay attention and take the necessary precautions. Great video!
Yes! This was a pop-up storm, grew right on top of this location, almost impossible to predict so the NWS has this location in a Tornado Watch all day. I was watching the weather radar the entire day. Thanks for watching! I'm glad you like my video!
It actually isn't a great video bc it left out the MOST IMPORTANT information ~~~ WHERE ??? How can you write such a long description and not tell us WHAT County, and then the STATE !!!
@@someonewhoknows1000
Northeast Arkansas.
@@1018weather Town? Or County plz?
We got hit in NW Arkansas by tornadoes at 3:30 a.m. the same morning.
I was 11 years old in 1981, when i was in a very strong ef4 if not ef5 in haysville kansas, where my neighbor died, we were saved by a giant oak in my other neighbors back yard that fell along the back yards and not on us, i did not stop having nightmares about tornado outbreaks until i was at least 45 years old, and tornados still freak me out, i am literally right now considering not moving from this house into a much more convenient and comfortable home for me and my disabled veteran mom, because its close to the VA and has way bigger bedrooms, more closet space and two bathrooms, but i hate its location on the west side and on top of a flat long hill, where this home is at the bottom of and on the east side of a tall hill, making this place much less likely to be hit, i live on the se side of fort smith arkansas! So i have ptsd, its very bad on the mental aspect of a child and should be studied more imho!
Oh yes, I completely understand, I was pretty nervous after the storm was already gone! I'm sure my kids got freaked out having to be woken up at midnight and rushed to the safe-spot.
I'm so sorry you went through that.😔
That lightning was insane and seeing that funnel suddenly appear in the lightning flashes was frightening. The orange flashes actually made my blood run cold. Great capture mate thank you for sharing
Yeah it scared the heck out of me even while editing the video! It's like reliving the moment! Thanks for watching! I'm glad you like my video!
There might have been no tornado warning initially. However, I believe that there was a tornado watch already in effect. When you have a tornado watch in effect, then you should treat any storm approaching you as having the potential of actively dropping tornadoes! That's especially true for a storm approaching you with this much lightning during a tornado watch. The radar signature of this storm made it crystal clear that this was a dangerous long-track supercell storm. Even if you don't have an active tornado warning, then it's best to take shelter from a storm like this one, or at least stay within close distance to a shelter. You're always better off being safe rather than sorry when it comes to a tornadic storm like this one!
This particular storm was an extremely dangerous long-track tornadic supercell that kept dropping tornado after tornado for more than 400 miles! This storm started dropping tornadoes around the north side of Tulsa and across Eastern Oklahoma. Then moved all the way across Northern Arkansas to the Missouri Bootheel, dropping numerous tornadoes along the way. From the Bootheel it moved crossed the Mississippi River to the area along the Tennessee-Kentucky line, and ended up still dropping multiple tornadoes deep inside Western Kentucky. This storm finally dissipated over the Appalachian Mountains near the Kentucky-Virginia line. Fortunately long-track tornadic supercell storms like this one are a rare beast. However, a storm like this one is arguably the most dangerous type of thunderstorm there is. Long-track tornadic supercells like this one have been responsible for some of the worst tornado outbreaks in history across hundreds of miles!
Oh yeah I already know but a lot of people don't know this. I think with how volatile this storm was they should have just put the whole storm in a tornado warning and the path in front of it.
Wow! This is one of your best yet. Mother Nature put on one heck of a show, and you gave us a front-row seat. Thanks for sharing with us!
Edit- if you like storms and haven't already don so, PLEASE subscribe to this channel. I promise you won't be disappointed. There's no annoying background music, no shouting, no cussing. It's just pure stormy beauty. This gentleman does a fantastic job with each of his videos.
My main criterion for saving a storm video is there has to be lightning in the 1st ten seconds, and this channel always obliges!
These are the scariest storms because you can't see anything forming that well when it is this dark outside. We had a storm the other day...one second it was light out the next second it was so dark outside and it was morning at about 10 a.m. It came out of no where. I lived in Oklahoma as a child and moved back to Texas when I was a teenager and lived in Iowa for several years and I had never seen this weather so crazy as now.
I hope the dog stayed safe. He was warning folks!
My thoughts exactly! Not saying these people leave their animal outside, but I always feel awful for the ones that are just left outside 24/7.
@@22flowersC especially during bad/cold weather.
The sirens should have gone off long time ago!! Took way too long to warn people especially when in the middle of the night.
Sirens are only meant to warn people outside, in cars . There not ment to hear inside of your house.
@@ItisWhatItis_1 wrong. so, so inaccurately wrong. inside, outside, daytime, nighttime, in a car, in a house, in a building.... a tornado siren is meant to warn people of a tornado... period. most people usually sleep at night, no way to see, or hear, or even know about a tornado at night, especially if you're asleep.
@@ItisWhatItis_1Well that’s ridiculous. Years ago I was in a hotel room and heard the sirens just fine as a tornado approached. What difference does it make if it’s a pane of glass on your car, or a pane of glass on a building? It makes the same sound inside of both. That’s why they are so loud. Do you think sirens were there to only notify people in cars of a nuclear attack too? Of course not. They are there to alert everyone around them in churches and schools and stores and hotels and homes.
@@DarkMetalSpider-II "No I will not eat green eggs & ham." 🙃🤡
@@Say_No-2_Animal-Abuse_ so, don't then🤷♀️.🙄
Is this why so many people died? The sirens not going off while it is clearly on the ground destroying structures? Wow. Scary.
It was terrifying for sure!
People died ???
@@YahsChosenSeed
In this storm system yes, in my area no.
I saw a lightening storm like this many years ago. Never forgot it. The sky was green as it came in. No tornado thank goodness, but lightening that caught fields on fire and hit two houses near mine. Two firemen were struck trying to put the fire out. Lightening like this and what I saw years ago is deadly.
This is absolutely mesmerizing. I was once on a plane and saw a lightning storm from above the clouds. My face was pressed against that window as I watched the different color lights flash. The area I live within my state only gets occasional earthquakes and smog. 😅
Thanks for a brave capture of this set of storms!
This was a horrific storm system. I watched this on Ryan Hall's channel and it was just nuts.
Was this the same system that produced 3-4 tornadoes at once? The amount of lightning with this is also insane.
On video you can see 1 tornado forming, directly behind the camera there was another tornado tearing up stuff. About 2 miles from this location another tornado spawned, all within a few minutes of each other. It was insane for sure! The worst part is there was no warning at all until they were already on the ground and destroying stuff. This storm developed over this area instead of traveling here it grew here.
Omg i was just about to comment that i was watching this on Ryan Hall that night. I cried for all the people. That whole night was devastating.
@@pchyknrt
It was very intense, 2 tornadoes were within a few hundred feet of my location at the same time.
Great work capturing this event. I sat on my porch in Brookland and watched the show. That was one crazy, energetic storm!!!
It was terrifying! A tornado in front of and behind my location all within a few hundred feet of each other! And they popped up out of nowhere so there was no warning! Definitely the most scared I've ever been, especially when the power started flickering, cause I knew that meant something was breaking power-lines. 😱 Thanks for watching! I'm glad you like my video!
Looks like EF0 to EF1 based on damage....small trees, branches, wooden roofs. (Streight line winds can do more damage if it covers a large area)
Nice shot 🤙🏽 honestly that funnel cloud after the 13:00 minute mark looks wild ! Plus all the ⚡️ ⛈️ just super crazy to see .
The most crazy part is I didn't know about the funnel on the video until I edited the video, then I seen on the news how they were talking about 2 areas of circulation, blew my mind that I'm the only one with a video of it, however I did catch it forming and it sure did it quickly. Thanks for watching! I'm glad you like my video!
I don’t miss the warm weather having experienced these in the south. Losing a home was enough for us to move. Great video thank you.
beautiful and scary at the same time.. amazing video, ,well done :)
Very scary! When you know a tornado is coming it's a little easier cause you kinda know what to expect, with this storm the tornadoes spawned on top of this location! Thanks for watching! I'm glad you like my video!
this lightning is incredible!! The weather this year has been so crazy & unpredictable, but in the quiet moments, lighting like this happens & it can can be so beautiful!
At about 13:46 of the video even the frogs stopped croaking.
The ditch they like to hang out in is where the path of the tornado was, it traveled along the ditch for a good distance, a few hundred feet from this camera.
Phenomenal video. Glad y’all are ok. Hope Dixie ally fares well later this season as I’m in GA.
North Dakota has been getting rain and thunderstorms like this as well, No severe weather like the south and east has been getting and that sucks 😢.
Do you WANT to get your house destroyed?
@@accountrandomnumber182 I live in an apartment and it wouldn’t stand against a tornado cause of the way it’s built, so no I wouldn’t and I never said that I would! Plus where I live we barely get tornados cause it’s not part of the alley. I said it sucks that they’ve been getting tornados cause yes it’s that time of year now, but tornado season started earlier than normal.
Accurate title: lightning storm with sirens
If you watch the video there's a funnel on screen around the 11-12min mark, it develops on screen and rolls to the right of the screen, the power flashes show it very well also.
There was also one on the ground behind the camera the whole time.
@@kristinessTX
Yes, evidence of this is the power flashes and the damage images at the end of the video. The NWS rated it an EF2.
Try watching the video in full.
@@timothyvanhoeck233
You can tell by the comments who watches the video and who skips through it lol. Thanks for watching!
I just want to say this is the best footage of a lightning storm I have ever seen and while this storm is deadly and dangerous can we just appreciate how wildly beautiful the lightning is. Thanks for sharing! Just to add I’m terrified of lightning because it’s so dangerous & unpredictable.
Yes, this is some of the most frequent lightning I've ever recorded, it was very crazy, that's why I included 10min of it at the beginning of the video. 😎 I'm glad you like my video! And yes lightning is super fast and super random which makes it really dangerous, they say lightning can strike a pretty good distance out of a storm too! Thank you for watching!
@@1018weather I didn’t know that lightning can strike a good ways from a storm. Thanks for the info! I had to show my husband your video and he loved it!! I also love how you can hear the frogs & crickets in the background ❤️. Glad you weren’t in the tornadoes path.
@@donnasexton716
Yeah I keep myself out of my videos, just let nature do all the talking. I appreciate you watching! Thank you!
@@1018weather you’re welcome ☺️
I've never seen lightning so fast . What a great fire works show . Brought to you by mother nature.
She can be violent sometimes!
Where did this occur?
He replied to someone that it was in North East Arkansas.
I never saw a funnel! Did they both touch down? I saw the power flashes but never a funnel cloud or even a tree branch move?
If you watch the whole video there is a funnel cloud developing right in front of the camera a little after the 10min mark, there are also power flashes around the 11min mark. At the end of the video there are images of the damage done.
It's right in the middle of the screen
Fast forward slowly,it'll go off to the right
@@marcellussims4831
I think some people have the brightness on their screen or phone turned down too low.
What state were they in?
Arkansas
What a beautiful light show❤
I agree, this is some of the most frequent lightning I have ever recorded.
That’s some insane lighting!! Sometimes the tornados are rain wrapped and you can’t see them!
Yes you are right, but the funnel above the house across the street at the 13min mark is almost lit up like it has a spotlight on it lol. The other tornado is behind the camera doing damage, pics of the damage are at the end of the video.
i'm from benton county in arkansas, we had eight tornadoes apparently, four of which were happening at the same time for about three minutes. there was a standstill tornado in this city called centerton. first time that the county had a PDS tornado warning.
So about how hot was it outside during this video?? What state was this in?? Awesome show! Beautiful lightning and crazy tornado's!! That you for sharing.. 🤗
It was 85 degrees when this storm hit, and it was super humid so there was a lot of storm fuel in the air! This was in Arkansas. The lightning was some of the most crazy lightning I've ever seen! I'm glad you like my video! Thanks for watching!
That gave me chills. I love watching lightning storms we only get a few here where i live in UK. I have never ever seen lightning like that and to have the tornado form and the one destroying is truly terryfying. Send thoughts and peayeers to all in tornado alley and affected by them from across the pond . UK
I didn't know about the funnel in front of the camera till I was editing the video, snuck right up on me. I knew about the tornado behind the camera after it happened because the police blocked off my road and all that stuff, they both snuck up on my location though, if I was in the path I wouldn't have known until it hit me! Thank you for watching!
I'm swearing as I type but don't want to put it down. That is really scary, thank you for 1- putting your life in danger to Showcase the sheer beauty of the lighting but the terrifying fact that a tornado can sneak up on you, 2 how after the tornado was already doing a lot of damage the lateness of the sirens to warn people and how the storm chasers who are trying to get as much readings from the base and inside of a tornado to understand more and be able to give that extra minute of warning to help save lives.
Lastly again I want to thank you for the video. I was literally on edge watching and can't imagine what the adrenaline rush you must have been feeling filming this. I've subscribed to your channel. Stay safe
@@jpdeardenphotography
I greatly appreciate you! I have watched this video a few times myself, it gets me nervous every time still! Thank you for watching!
@@1018weather your very welcome. Have a great weekend
Where are you recording this? State, County, City? Thanks
Northeast Arkansas.
Thanks. Not too far from us here in MO. Keep up the good work!
@@siouxperirish
I'm glad you like my video! Thanks for watching!
You may not know this, but when you have a lightning show like this, as spectacular as it may be, it is often a precursor to the storm violently intensifying. Always keep a sharp eye out for tornados, especially if you are located out ahead of its path. If you can't see the RFD cut, you're likely in danger. ESPECIALLY at night.
Yeah I've never understood why meteorologist say lightning has nothing to do with how strong a storm is. 🤣
This is INDEED INSANE, mate!!!! EPIC sighting and lightning plus thunder!!! KEEP IT UP, MATE!!!!
I'm glad you like my video! It was a scary night!
@@1018weather Indeed, mate!! Too scary!!!
Incredible display of lighting !! Would love to have some of that where I live, but without the threat of a vortex.
Yeah this is some of the most frequent lightening I've ever recorded. I've got some good storms on my channel but I think this one has the most strikes per minute lol. The tornado part was horrifying though.
That lightning was insane, plus they was very slow on the uptake with the sciren. TBH soon as I saw lightning like that id have been out of dodge ages ago! you will never see things like this in the UK
That's scary and how lucky yall were wow
Too close!
Imagine those sirens in the 60s and 70s? Its either a tornado or nuclear war just started man! 🫣😵💫🤯...either way, you're in a bunker, with ya head between ya knees, screaming oh 💩!😳🫣😵💫🤐🫤
Yeah in my opinion the sounds of these sirens is absolutely horrifying. Especially in the middle of the night!
Tornados aside, that was one wild lightning storm. Thank you for sharing.
Yeah that was some of the most frequent lightning I've ever recorded! Very intense storm! Thank you for watching!
this is one of the most beautifully majestic storm ive ever seen. breath taking
I'm glad you like my video! Thank you for watching!
Incredible lighting! Thank you so much for sharing. Where was this?
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you like my video! This happened in Northeast Arkansas.
I was raised in illinois and california. The day we left an earthquake happened. I was in town and in a store with things falling off of shelves. Cannot tell you which frightened me more as when i was a kid we were told to get off the bus quickly(in illinois) twice and lie in a ditch.
Oh wow! Yeah no matter where you live something crazy can happen for sure! Thanks for watching!
The funnel cloud looked to be just above the trees and was slightly brighter than the rest of the storm. (if I was seeing it).
You were not, clickbait lies as usual
no clickbait. it's clearly visible around the 15 minute mark, moving just right of the screen. it's clearly, very visably right in the middle of the screen as it's forming.
Crazy lighting in the sky
For sure!
I took some pictures of the ⚡ we had here in Texas. It was awesome & spooky. I just knew something was brewing. Reminded me of a "paparazzi attack 📸.)I said, "We are going to get in some 💩!" Later that evening, I washing dishes looking out the window...it was almost dark out , that's not normal, it's only 7 p.m. At 7:45 sirens went off (i hadn't heard them years, thought it was broken 🤡) It was rain wrapped, it just blew in by. We've been blessed, here.
Imremember those horns-we had 1 about 100 yards from my childhood home in MS. Truly eerie images, the intense lightning & the funnel backlit. The horns & lightning together kinda reminded me of WWII videos of bombing raids (minus the fluctuating siren & the audible bomb explosions)
The distant sirens have always been one of the most eery sounds I've ever heard.
What was that loud boom at 14:04? Thunder or something the tornado hit?
I think it could have been something the tornado hit because most of the lightning with this storm was quiet.
@@1018weather that's what I'm cause thunder would have been rumbling not echoing sounded like the tornadoes were hitting transformers
@@anthonygarland8839
It was definitely a wild night!
I can say only 1 thing WOUW what a lightning never seen this before
Amazing Lightning strikes its hard to tell where the funnels are when it’s that Dark
Unless you have lived in a tornado area you really can't appreciate how scary this is. Spooky with the lightning show and hearing the tornado behind the camera.
This was probably the closest I've ever been to a tornado, and there was 2 areas of circulation, the weather is getting worse every year.
Get the damn dog in the house! He must be terrified 😢❤
I'm not sure where that dog was but my dog was safe inside my house.
I hope everyone was safe.
Would you elaborate WHERE this happened?
Mozuri
it was mentioned elsewhere, north east Arkansas.
Yes Northeast Arkansas.
Where was this tho
Arkansas
I live in southern Louisiana. With bad thunderstorms once in a while a tornado will threaten the area but we typically don't have them. Mainly hurricanes. I've never experienced a tornado and I'm scared to death imagining what it's like. At least we can prepare for hurricanes. The sirens and lightening in this video sounds terrifying😮🌪⛈️
Yep it came just south of us here on Lake Eucha, then hit Colcord & across the state line to North of Cherokee City, Decatur, lifted, & then touched down again in Bentonville & Rogers, actually got the nerve to go see some of the Destruction just west & northwest of Decatur today........ I watched the tornado warned storm development out west of I-35 & it moved all the way across Oklahoma & into Arkansas & eventually into Kentucky the next day, it missed us by about a 1/2 mile to the South, but you could see from our old block Cabin as the rotation went by as the wind changes occurred....... It was definitely a scary moment, had Grandkids with blankets, pillows & mattress ready, that was one crazy storm, actually had 3-4 debris signatures on radar at one time...... It actually went west, northwest of Decatur & another one at the same time went south of Decatur too
I watched the tornado that went from Anna to Malissa and almost hit wolf city Texas. It was scary as hell it passed just south of of our farm maybe 3 -4 miles south of me
Thank for y’all are ok that was a frightening night
The tornado behind the camera was just a couple hundred feet from my location, I'm actually amazed that it wasn't more windy than it was. There were no injuries with these tornadoes here though! Thanks for watching!
Glad you made thru that tense situation. Praise The Lord! I wonder why there isn't a system in place to illuminate the night sky whenever those sirens sound off? There was a searchlight system in WW2 for approaching hostile bombers over London, yet a similar system is not applied to threats like this in America...rather strange IMO.
😢😮I hope and pray 🙏every one is safe, wow just wow, but that is what they called Tornado Alley and everybody know that live there that tornadoes
Oh yeah, there's risks for different things everywhere, here, there are severe thunderstorms and tornadoes.
Great footage and what a awesome video great work
I'm glad you like my video! Thank you for watching!
Was this in paragould arkansas?
Yes
I live in wilson and watched this on kait8 last night.
It was very crazy! Thanks for watching!
Didn’t state the location.
Omg was this the tornados in paragould arkansas???? Or rogers????
In the 50's and 60s it was worse, we had little warning of a tornado, before they developed a better system, I know, I'am from the midwest and am 69 years old.
When the analog TV showed show and static, it was time to run and take cover.
Your channel nor your videos state where you are located. What state? City? Awesome video though
This is in Northeast Arkansas. I'm glad you like my video!
There was a derecho storm in Houston and that was insane. The tornado rating was an ef1.
Oh yeah I seen videos of that, that was pretty wild!
I must have missed it, but what was the location of this storm?.
north east Arkansas.
The tornado forms at the 13min mark in the video above the house across the street.
Where?
Great video. Hate night time storms period !
Yeah it was super scary for sure! Thanks for watching! I'm glad you like my video!
@@1018weather I used to live in Oklahoma, Tulsa/ Catoosa. many years ago moved from there now in HOT !! 🥵 🥵 Tucson,Arizona. Be safe hopefully your home didn't receive to much damage from those storms or any future ones .
@@AngelclawzC
My home was safe this time but that was CLOSE.
I'll never get that time back. Yes, I'm sure it was a rough storm, but the entire video was lightning and sirens. That's all you showed to us.
Turn up your brightness and watch from 12:30 on.
I watched the first 21 minutes and did not once see a funnel in front of the camera. What I did see was the front move in from left to right, but the only power flashes were from the tornado behind the camera. Insane lightning though! I’ve never seen lightning this intense. Amazing!
I'm not seeing it either
There was no front, look before the funnel shows before the 13min mark, also there was 2 areas of circulation and 2 confirmed tornadoes by the NWS. Also fronts don't usually come all the way down to the ground unless they have a tornado attached to them.
@@1018weather there may have been been tornadoes in the area but that wasn't a tornado or funnel cloud that you filmed. That's low non rotating scud/pannus clouds.
@@vichess7315
The National Weather Service disagrees with you, 2 confirmed tornadoes right here, go on their site and look.
Where was this?
north east Arkansas, is what I read from someone else replying to a different other comment.
Correct.
Awesome😊👍 video. Nice footage as well.
It was crazy! Thank you for watching! I'm glad you like my video.
Great video
where was this at?
My question too. No location given.
Arkansas
Was this in northwestern Arkansas?
Northeast Arkansas.
That was one wicked lightning ⚡⚡⛈️ storm! And I couldn't or could barely make out the tornado 🌪️ even when you pointed it out to us. Tornadoes at night or in afforested areas are scary because you can't see them. Doubly so it it's both and double again if they're surrounded by rain. That's why I don't ever want to see a tornado 🌪️ in person where I live.
At the 13min mark the funnel begins to form, comes down and then goes towards the right of the video. Definitely terrifying, especially since there was another one on the ground behind the camera destroying stuff. Thank you for watching!
Tornadoes in dark is just unimaginable, glad i never have to face these monster
Very terrifying!
Did it shift its Track by any chance.. just asking and curious
The tornado behind the camera actually went in a perfectly straight line from where it started to where it ended.
@@1018weather wow with all that lightning it was very tough seeing the funnel
@@Mattbug83
It's there but the brightness on whatever device you're using needs to be all the way up.
I don’t understand what the orange flashes are.
This is the craziest $hit I’ve ever seen! I can’t imagine being there witnessing this light show in person!
Oh yeah it was crazy! Just constant lightning the entire time!
What a beautiful lightning show
This is terrifying to me. The worse is night tornados. Where are the sirens located? Are they near every neighborhood?
Anywhere in town you can hear the sirens, they're evenly spread out through the whole town. If you listen close you can hear a really loud one and one further off in the distance in this video. Those sirens are about 2 miles apart.
Its sad it took that long to have the tornado sirens go off after it was down that long.
Yes for sure! It developed over this area so I can see how it would be difficult to say if there was going to be a tornado or not. That's the worst part, the unpredictability. Both tornadoes were instantly down and damaging stuff before anyone knew what was going on.
15:43 Nite turns to Day in an instant with 1 Bolt ⚡
Very crazy lightning show!
Was this in the Rogers, Arkansas area?
Northeast Arkansas.
@@1018weather Ah ok, I was watching this all live via Ryan Hall and other streams and took a screen shot of FOUR rotations at once when near Gravette and Decatur
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One of his storm chasers was sitting directly in the spot this tornado started but right before it touched down he drove off to the West. He missed out big time.
I slowed down the playback speed to .25 and turned up the brightness. Whoa
I like watching lightning from a safe place, this one would have me praying in fear.
Oh yeah I agree, I was inside and my camera was outside on a tripod.
Was this in Pyatt?
Northeast Arkansas.
The same situation happened to me except it was only one tornado that touched down roughly 2 miles from my location. It was scary.
Oh yeah, night tornadoes are terrifying because they're hard to see, some are there and not known about!
@@1018weather Yeah, night tornadoes are so scary that when they approach, you can actually hear the sound of the roar coming from the sky. Severe weather is so wild especially with it increasing.
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Oh yeah they say it's getting worse every year.
@@1018weather Yeah, and it makes us more worried on what the worst possible outcome would be.
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Probably similar to the weather on Mars. 👀
Did anyone check if the rain is irradiated? That looks like a lot more flicker than thunderclap
Geeze, that was a long delay for sirens.
Beggining of the movie twister anyone? Oh Night of the Twisters as well.
Ahhhh great sleep listening to this thanks!
Not for me, the sirens give me anxiety. 🤣
@@1018weather awh, drink u some warm milk or hot chocolate right before you lay down and you wouldn't even think about it 😂
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Storms usually don't make me nervous, tornado warnings usually don't either but this one definitely got my heart pumping. 🤣 Too close for comfort!