Tornado Chasers, S2 Episode 8: "Home, Part 2" 4K
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- A devastating EF-5 tornado tracks through Moore, OK, very close to Reed Timmer's house. Reed and the Dominator team, along with The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore and ABC's Ginger Zee, must decide whether to continue storm chasing or return to Moore. Features the May 20, 2013 Moore, OK tornado.
Season Two, Episode Eight of the award-winning series Tornado Chasers, Remastered in 4K Ultra High Definition video.
Am I the only one who has a bad fear or anxiety of storms but watch’s these 24/7?
I'm the person that love storms and dont watch these 24/7 lol
Yes me right now as a bunch of storms are about to come thru valdosta ga tonight. I’m used to basements but there are none in houses down here
No Bud, I’m Here
I fear Tornados more than death itself, they are literally my biggest fear in life and yet I am addicted to these haha. I think it somehow weirdly calms my nerves watching them.
@@mattfox3 Agreed, It Makes Me Feel Safer
Shout out to Travis the helicopter camera man who is mentioned ever episode but never seen. Whoever you are Travis, you’re awesome!
Brenna Taylor he is awesome
My name is travis
@@yeetpeople1507 shout out to you then man
I'm not Travis sorry.
People better smash the sub button or a tornado is coming for you
Dave: "This is the most violent tornado I've ever seen in my life.
*See's El Reno storm 11 days later*
This was way more violent visually.
@@supertornadogun1690 I agree that this was more of an intense storm visually but in my opinion that's because of the location. More debris. If the El Reno storm would have hit a more densely populated area I cant imagine what it would have looked like with that amount of debris swirling around it. The multi vortex structure was way more intense with it. My opinion though. I hope and pray that an equivalent storm never hits a more populated area.
Tornado Touched down near SOD Farm
Anthony Whavers el reno was a huge tornado that killed three tornado experts which where friends of Reed Timmer including
Tim Samaras
Paul Samaras
Carl Young
May they rest in peace as they tried to save our lives💐💐😞
mother nature said S I K E
There’s only one rule when Jim Cantore comes to town:
1. LEAVE IMMEDIATELY
He was in my home town of Texarkana,Texas and it never even rained
Facts
The more you know
Lived in Mississippi when Katrina hit.... met him the day before the storm... my stepdad has his autograph... he asked us if we were evac-ing for the storm.... we did not.
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha😂
The words "Unsurvivable Tornado" just send shivers up my spine.
That's EXACTLY what this monster was. Literally if you weren't in a underground shelter or a structure designed to handle 300+ mph winds, you basically signed your death warrent if you were in the path of this thing. My house was destroyed by this tornado, and the only thing that saved my family was a underground bunker my dad and I built specifically with something like this in mind. The house, our possessions, everything gone and our house was nothing but a foundation
Mine too, I can't imagine the fear... it's heartbreaking
@@lesliesmith7305 As someone who lived through both the 1999 and 2013 supertornado's that hit Moore, Oklahoma. As well as the El Reno tornado, and the "Canton Trio" more recently. It's impossible to explain the fear. I was also in Houston during Hurricane Harvey and to be honest, I was scared of what Harvey was capable of, but not near as scared as I was during these times. I don't know if I just have a bad habit of living in tornado stricken areas(Moore & El Reno, Oklahoma as well as Canton and Dekalb, Texas) or what, but there's honestly no words to correctly describe the raw fear and emotion something like this envokes.
My hometown isn't too far from Canton, I was born and raised in mineola
Not all were fortunate...😕
“Tornado so large you may not even realize it’s a tornado” ...
Think of it, the el Reno was twice as big...
Disaster7317 if that stayed on the ground towards OKC it would have been even worse 😥
@@KR_Diecasts That would have overtaken Joplin easily in terms of fatalities, had that happened.
sabishiihito easily no question
@@KR_Diecasts yea
I survived this tornado. My whole neighborhood was gone. It looked like a billion 2x4s and toothpicks sitting on top of the cement that used to be the base of people's houses. Sad day for all.
young games yt tell me about it i would die if 5 mile winds were on a cloudy day
i hope you and your neighbors have recovered well!
Same I was a 4 year old little girl living her life in Oklahoma. I still remember looking out of the back window of my house before going into the closet. I remember just me watching in terror as I watched Briarwood get hit
In 2021, 8 years later, it still hurts to watch this tornado. It hurts bad. I lived through an EF3 so I know how scary it is. I pray for people still recovering from it.
Yeah i been through this tornado I haven’t replied because my mom said put my phone and then I got grounded for this long
Same, I was through the Joplin EF5 and watching this hurts a lot to see
@Anonymous A wow, I hope you're doing well now, I bet that was terrifying.
What was the EF3 like? We’re you in a house or shelter? Tornados fascinate and terrify me. I’ve seen two in western Nebraska but I never was in one.
I survived this tornado.
I miss this show. I would do ANYTHING to bring this show back.
Aaron G Plays would you give me a blumpkin?
@@sandiego5429 I love this show to
Lets make our own😤
Why did they stop
@@kararagland8487 The forgot to breath after saying "Massive Tornado on the ground" 10000 times
"Oh my god. it's an F5." the amount of shock and awe in that statement, and that monster absolutely ripping. Just wow. Wow.
Yeah, I watched that part (7-8 min part) three times. Can't believe how fast it was spinning.
@@rkb2092 crazy f5 yes
In Japan the biggest tornado I've dealt with was an F5 on my 8th birthday I've survived two F5s in my life time
Don’t hate me that woman was so annoying to hear
@@kennymonster1379 you're not the first to point that out, and you likely won't be the last. I don't hate you, but the amount of people pointing out how excited she is to have witnessed this event, and how annoying that excitement is, is really annoying.
from what I read, briarwood school was completely destroyed in this tornado, but all the teachers and the kids survived. some of the teachers had the genius idea of placing the desks up against the walls and when the walls collapsed, anybody trapped under them survived. that's what I want to take home from this disaster. praise to those teachers ❤
Plaza towers was in middled of the tornado.
legit was trying to find out what happened to the school, i hope the kids are ok
So it IS possible to survive public school after all.
When Reed started talking about the elementary school being wiped out, my heart sank and I got chills.
Terra Snow same. And also the most recent comment :)
This episode was heart wrenching. Losing anyone is terrible but to lose kids was unimaginable. My heart goes out to the families. I know it's been a while since this happened but it seems like yesterday.
Thanks for sharing!
i remember watching the news he next day. seeing what happened on the weather channel. only thing i was thinking of what help could be given. i had several friends go down to help out. at the time i was having financial issues, but i really wanted to go help down there with the cleanup. if reed was there that day, he may have not survived. storm chasers are highly respected in the US, and i have a lot of respect for those guys. but to lose your home, neighbors, and family, that is a worse feeling then having to do your job. Fond du Lac (where i live) got hit twice at once last year. i lost a friend and his family.
@@steelthfighter my condolences on your loss. It sucks. It's tragic when you lose someone on a "regular" day but to lose someone you care for & to lose everything you own would be unimaginable.
I too have deep respect for storm chasers, I couldn't do what they do! I am terrified of tornadoes so I wouldn't be chasing them down! They are saving lives & I respect them for it!
There was just a tornado that went through Dayton Ohio. I wish I could go down & help but financially I can't do it & physically unfortunately!
Thanks for sharing!!
@@aprilchamberlain1677 i am angry at you now. how can you say kid loss is more important than adult's death. i hate people who have children fetish. i'd prefer to lose a kid than my soul-mate.
@@alicjaalvena1120 when my dad died I didn't think I could go on & I have lost other close family members but their loss in my life I have learned to live with it. When I even think about "what if" I lost my daughter its unbearable! I didn't say losing others in your life wasn't heart wrenching because it is. When you are a parent you hope you go before your kids because it's a pain you cannot bare!
Losing anyone you are close to is unthinkable adult or child!!!
thankfully, under ten children passed. last time i checked it was seven. my heart goes out to all they families and friends
“I’d hate to say it but it’s May 3rd all over again” That gave me chills
I hope everyone was okay after this monster tornado
FalconEuee same!
Me to, that was insane
Penaldo is trash 🗑
When you don’t know what had happened on may 3rd until now....
FalconEuee but yet it happened again 10 days later and worse that’s a MEGA oooooff sucks
My babies were at school when it hit. My daughters school was hit. I had no idea if she was ok. I was in flip flops and everything was destroyed. I waited about to jump out of my skin as my husband went to look for her. When he came back carrying her I'd never been so relieved in my life. I'm thankful to this day all of our children were safe. My heart absolutely breaks for the ones that didn't make it.
Did your daughter attend Briarwood Elementary?
Praying for you, everyday for the year, hope you had a full recovery
It's been 10 years now... Thankfully there has not yet been another F5 tornado.
For once I actually got to see it as it aired minus a few minutes ..miss the crew and the show
I hope one day you all can start up again
Not since el reno
@@itzbread5963 not what?
put 2x speed or 1.76x speed
Ngl I think after El Reno and Moore they decided to end the show bc of how bad it got. It took a toll on the film crew
@@KaiserStormTracking this is true
I am watching this while under a tornado watch
Austin Millstead i guess not
Rip TJ idk - 3 weeks ago
Good luck
We love that
Same but JUNE 22ND 2019 LMAO. it paased now tho
I almost cried when hearing that Reed's friend chose to stay with her students instead of heading to the safer place and the school wiped out... oh gosh :((( 24 people died, I hope she was not one of them
Does anyone know if she made it out safely?
If she was a teacher at briarwood elementary she and her class would have all escaped safely. If she were teaching at plaza towers elementary, the other elementary school that was hit she would be ok, but 6 students died due to the lack of shelter present in that school.
@@lukaspospeck6923 Florida meanwhile:Guys we need shelter
No can do bc of the water pevel.go 6FT down and you start a basement flood
@@lukaspospeck6923 briarwood didn’t have a shelter either. I was in the bathroom hunkered down
She did in fact die.
Because of you Reed, my son is studying to be a meteorologist thank you for inspiring him. Stay safe and God bless
7:05 "Hoo Hoo, gig gig goo, I don't know what to do."
JB Bingham this woman sounds like my anxiety
She's in the wrong business
That woman always sounds like a freakin’ spaz.
Matt Mckeon Exactly!!
Leave her alone, She's probably having a panic attack because of the monster barreling past her.
Watching something like this on a screen adds a massive amount of distance and numbness to the event, and yet, it still seems terrifying. I can't imagine having to actually be there. You're all super courageous.
I sort of feel badly for Reed in this ep. You can see he screwed up in his face. I’m just glad everyone didn’t jump on him. He looks like he felt bad enough
Yeah. Hes a bit obnoxious but hes still a good guy.
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What a great man at 7:35 he's reassuring his partner in the vehicle. Its really important that storm chasers have at least one or two people who can keep a level head. Kudos to you my man
Oh man.. this is heartbreaking. I’m lost for words after seeing this... while the episode was running I searched for the tornado and a Wikipedia article showed up with all the info and I just couldn’t believe it.
May all those who where victims of this be forever remembered, and may God protect us all from future events. Really heartbreaking.
"God protect us all from future events"
Hmmm, how'd that work out for the kids on May 20, 2013?
yo calm down
@@BRUtahnall Christians fault right?
RIP kids. I'm sorry your deaths came too soon and so violently. You must have been afraid. My heart goes out to their parents and families for their loss.
Because of Reed I got forty extra minutes with my brother before the tornado gravely injured him and he died in my arms so I'm grateful
really? i am so sorry for your loss man
@@Mori-chandesu I send prayers to your family
R.I.P I feel soo sorry
They can’t read this
you can feel the shift into despair when they realize it's heading right for town. it's heartbreaking to watch them have to do their jobs knowing the data they collect from this event will be crucial for helping prevent it from happening again, but also knowing that people they know and love, as well as hundreds of children, are in the path of this storm, and there's nothing anyone can do. there was no excitement in this episode, just everyone clinging desperately to hope.
Terry's reaction comparing this storm to the Yazoo City storm was heartbreaking. As a former SAR first responder (K-9) myself, I felt his devastation. And then look what happened 11 days later...
The worry they felt was so apparently in their eyes. My heart goes out to them.
I remember this tragic tornado.
I live in Panama and I was in my job when the TV News informed this breaking news.
But now, with your program I understand the magnitude of those bad day.
These episodes are like small remembrances of the famous horrible storms that happened in those days. Moore, El Reno, the Tuscaloosa outbreak, the small one that hit Lambert Airport in St Louis--years have gone by and the damage is mostly gone, but people can watch these and recall what happened from the outside perspective of these chasers. It's good to look back.
I wish he still made this series, I freaking love this series. So much information to help people
I think his current live streams are just as or more entertaining
The shot at 164th and Penn has some very audible wind. it is eerie to hear it at such a distance.
7:10
Bob schieffer was the prayers for you are we in this country with Jeremiah in a very good place in our history of the United kingdom that 9PM in a very difficult situation that the United kingdom will have the prayers 9PM in this day of energy that is the
That is an absolutely horrifying noise
The EF5 is big!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@elainewest1009 about almost 2 miles wide but that El Reno tornado 11 days later was a monster 2.6 miles wide wife multiple mile wide vortexes circling around it and the El Reno had higher wind speeds at 302 mph the Moore had 215 or 220 mph winds which is still bad I think what makes the Moore one more tragic was in destroyed so much more and killed more the El Reno killed 7 most were storm chasers
It was so very difficult to watch this knowing that so many lost their lives that day. My heart goes out to everyone who was affected by this devastating tornado. I do realize that it's been nearly six years since this happened, however you can't help but think of those who's lives we're forever changed in just a matter of a few seconds. God Bless You and Your Team, Gizmo too. Stay safe. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I remember when it hailed outdoors my house,and after the raining,etc. Ended,we saw those bumps up in the sky in the clouds,I assumed it was a tornado that had passed,this was before I ever knew this channel existed,thank you for getting me interested in mother nature even more,especially natural disasters, like tornadoes.
Senpai Waffle space your commas
There are no words for this. Tragic doesn’t even begin to describe it.
RIP 🌹
make a page to let us donate towards the show coming back.................................We want our show back @Reed Timmer and @ken cole
i dont think reed will come back after the incident with samaras.
@@steelthfighter he has been chasing since then
@@Baking_baked ah ok. wasnt sure since i havnt heard anything about him in recent years
@@steelthfighter What was the incident?
@@colinjerista2551 the tim samara incident
"There's so much debris in the air!"
"There's so much debris in the air!"
"There's so much debris in the air!"
"Debris" "Debris" "There's so much debris."
*Is there any debris?*
😂
Does Heidi not do this on a regular basis? She freaks out on every chase to the point I’ll turn her off. Heidi - chill, let Dave drive or find a new hobby!
@@jaclynallen6911 😂😂😂
Olive Juice heidi farrar annoying asf 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
But 90% have probably been in a tornado and u don’t freak out as much
My condolesences to all the families that lost loved ones in these storms and thank you guys for putting your lives on the line to try and help people get to safety when these things happen
I am so glad you put these on You tube. I do not have cable anymore and I miss my weather shows.
That was a repeat of may 3 1999 and living in Moore all my life it still always scares me and once again it's tornado season
Be safe, well wishes to you hun.
when was this episode? what day did this happen?
Weston Langley same i lived my Half life in moore
I live in Tulsa and have my whole life. I always ask myself why anyone would continue to live in Moore. It gets the brunt of the tornados every single year.
@@dejesuspolanco476 may 20th 2013
This was gut wrenching to watch. My family and I drove up to Moore from the DFW area a couple weeks after that tornado. The path of destruction was unbelievable. We stopped at the elementary school that was hit and paid our respects to all of the lives forever changed. Even though this happened years ago, that's something that you never get over. Listening to Jim Cantore at the end got tears in my eyes as a new-ish father myself. My heart goes out to all the victims.
This is the hardest episode to watch, love you all and the passion yall have
The death of Joel Taylor is so heartbreaking, I miss him very much.
I met him just a few weeks before he passed away. He was so nice and I wont lie, I had a geek girl moment when I first saw him. I literally couldn't believe my eyes. I still have our pic on my phone.
Joel, the driver?? What happened? I'm trying to catch up to speed to what I missed. Did Reed's house get hit?
@@pamstrauch4372 Joel passed away due to an overdose on a cruise ship. He wasn't a casualty of a tornado. Reed's house made it out safely I believe.
Oh, did you know him then?
Wow, the awesome and tragic power of nature. May God Bless everyone who had to bravely go through something like this. I have gone through this power once in my life and I really don’t want to do it again, if I can help it. A big thank you to Reed and his crew for doing what they do all the time. The local and national Weatherman for their bravery in have to report something like this, when family is In harms way. We have to get a better means of protecting ourselves from something so horrible. 13 minute led time is good, but imagine if we could get more people out of the way. To the people of Oklahoma City, Moore OK, and Althea the other surrounding communities, I do not know how you do it. To all the people who lost their lives RIP and to all the people who lost loved ones, Bless you. Love an Light!
Woah chill this is not writing class.📒
Everything about this series is perfect, the production is just stunning, Reeds knowledge and the rest of the team, just incredible
So true, I mean Storm Chasers was good but I feel like it had too much forced drama and there was music playing constantly (plus added sound effects). Tornado Chasers just lets you experience it with the TVN crew
Thank you! It was a labor of love for all involved.
I’m from Joplin. Barely survived the EF-5. This made me feel for Moore. 😢 no words
little did they know that 11 days later a record shattering tornado would hit Oklahoma
That poor guy...his "we're fine" means shut up! lolol Hearts go out to those, especially the 7 children who lost their lives. Good to know Moore made a great come back - now rebuilt and stronger than ever!
That's what Oklahoman's do :) we get up wipe the dust off and keep living. We always help our neighbors. I love living in Oklahoma :)
I remember being at work watching the radar of this storm going right over the school. My heart sank and does again watching this....
David Eastham Your future girlfriend's name will be Heather.
@@ahnyachristieson4350 ??? Where does that comment come from?
David Eastham Me?
@@ahnyachristieson4350 What does that have to do with this video? Who is 'Heather' ?
David Eastham It doesn't have anything to do with tornadoes but you will meet a girl named Heather and date her.
This made me cry so much R. I. P to everyone who lost their life's in more
You do amazing work, Reed. Thanks for documenting and sharing such beautiful, yet also unnerving, natural phenomena.
Those iPhone 4’s though 😂
what was your purpose on saying that
They are tough
NoHaxJustStqvez 😂😂😂 i never read descriptions lol my bad 😂 I also haven’t seen an iPhone 4 in years lol
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Reed, this series is great. Heartbreaking
watching this back in 2023 following an absolutely insane year for severe weather, still shed tears watching this, absolutely have completely respect for reed and everyone involved in tornado chasers, and every storm chaser who dedicates days to months of their lives each year to storm chasing, i just wish i could join them to help bring more coverage to severe weather, sadly living in the uk its hard for me to do that, i would love to see a storm chasers season 3 or a new show that reed does in the future, hopefully such thing could become reality in the future, thank you for what you do reed.
I remember when I was a kid and used to watch this on amazon prime. Miss those days- and I can vividly remember every episode.
His intro music is awesome, convince me otherwise
One of the most terrifying sights and sounds. Great coverage Jim and Reed and all stormchasers! Stay Safe!
Jim Cantore! God I love that guy! Especially when he gets excited like I do about Thundersnow! On another note, my thoughts and prayers are with those, who were affected by this!
I remember watching this from my upstairs window as a kid, seeing them drive down the streets I travel daily sends shivers down my spine
Losing human life is horrible but children made me cry. Those poor people.
I live in Australia.... I have never seen anything like this. I send you all my thoughts and prayers. To you Reed please keep safe people are depending on you.... PLEASE STAY SAFE..
Thank you, that in the enthusiasm & passion for the chase you don’t humanize the “beautiful tornado!” more than you do its victims. It breaks my heart when weather enthusiasts forget the human hearts and lives affected by these phenomenons. Y’all were so wonderful here.❤
Watched this footage so many times and it never ceases to scare me and feel me with awe.
No matter the strength, tornadoes are terrifying. My neighborhood had an EF2 tornado go through it a few years ago. Bellevue Nebraska in 2017 it was scary as hell.
Was in my first one in Kansas, long haul truck driver. Originally where I'm from we don't have any, so was an experience that I'ma never forget
Thank you for taking the time to show the human side of all of you and these devistating storms
This brought tears to my eyes again.
This episode brought me to tears. I am so sorry. i know im late to this but still makes me hurt for you guys
When he said that the school was hit and he did not here back from the teacher I started crying immediately
@@_The_6_Cats_ She passed away. :(
@@mandynicole10
No teachers are documented as having died in this tornado.
@@Adriana-hp1eh exactly lots comments saying she passed away but can't find anything about that..
@@mandynicole10 source?
I love this youtube channel because you get to see a tornado without the threat of being dead but thats what makes it fun.
I helped with some cleanup efforts almost a year later, and the devastation was just unbelievable.
Hey reed I started watching the show because I have an interest in weather and my condolences to anyone who lost loved ones in may 2013 I’m also a fan of the show
almost 8 years later and it still makes my heart sink. ive only been in one EF2 back in 1994. nothing compared to what these people have gone through. the connection isnt the region lived but tornado alley. ive lived in it my whole life in iowa and nebraska. ive learned to respect the storms,and still fear them.
These longer style videos are so entertaining and informative. You really get to know everyone in the videos
Man i remember watching this unfold right before I got my daughter off the bus. It breaks my heart that all those people and children suffered.
When the pilot basically says well there goes my house. Must be weird to know well there that goes
I cannot help but feel this sorrow not only because of you losing your chance to cover that EF5, but I also feel that pain of not being able to be there to help save lives. It's just such a devastating thing just witness on video, but seeing all that disbelief and the tone of your crew... I would have likely ended up in tears...
I honestly feel so powerless, I wish I was there to help, or to at least warn people
Thank you for risking your lives to bring is content like this, so we can learn just how bad those natural disasters can be and what we can do stay safe and why we should take it very seriously if we are ever in that situation ❤😭🌪😖
I still have this on Blu-ray signed by all the chasers just wish they did a season 3
I wish they still live streamed on tvn. I really appreciated being able to watch chasers all over and especially close to me. My fave was David Drummond who has disappeared off FB just in the last month. He posted an April Fools Day joke and poof, gone. I am hoping he didn't get hurt. I always watched his stream because he was from my little Texas home town.
I really wish they did more seasons :(
I can only imagine. I’m a parent. And that feeling when your rushing to see if your kid is ok.
Big facts
Amazing to find this series on TH-cam. Keep dominating Reed!
So I was 9 when the May 3rd tornado came through Moore, I lived on base housing at that time. It was crazy walking outside in the yard and seeing other people's belongings just sitting all around the neighborhood, pictures, chairs, you name it. That sound the tornado made as it came close will forever be impeded in my head. But it just drove the curiosity of weather further into me trying to watch it and understand it. Now, as a photographer, I wanna go out and document these things! Not even for money, just to show how powerful nature can be.
This was incredible!!! I had never clicked on it before cuz i thought i had already seen this & thought it was the Discovery series which i already saw but this was so so much better
Thank you so much Jared! We need to work on a new season
Wow, just wow. That was easily the most violent tornado I've ever seen. Unbelievable...
I absolutely love the intro
I’ll never forget that tornado. I lived in Moore Oklahoma at the time
I feel so very sad for the people that got hit by this horrible tornado. God bless them all.
This is how many people love reed. 👇
hearing how loud the wind was even from a pretty big distance just gives me chills i'm not sure why
So glad I live in a country with very moderate weather. Actual tornados are very very rare here and last year we got one exactly over my house! Estimated EF2 at most...couldn't imagine something like this. I'm sure glad we have stone houses over here.
No words, my condolences for the families involved.
Seems like this tornado is the one that scared Reed the most. Even scarier that the national weather service said it was "unsurvivable unless underground" 🥺
Thanks for everything you do Reed. Awesome quality on this too.
I've watched this 20 times and I just now noticed the mammatus in sky by the helicopter towards the end.
What a beautiful shot
Helped clean up after this one. Unbelievable damage. 😥😥
Bless you for helping out. You were doing what I am not longer able to do in a disaster. Thank you.
Woohoo go Tornado!!!
@@aspiknf ? Autism?
Actually I have psychological issues including multiple personality disorder. I apologize with the tone of my comment from a month ago, it was not sensitively put. I just like to rebel and cause destruction, that's how I've always been. Mum tells me to stop doing it but that's just me. I was born like that and I'll probably die like that.
@@aspiknf Well you gotta learn and concentrate on what you post on the internet. Just think about you in 5years seeing this comment that you posted with ,,Woohoo go tornado" under a tornado video that claimed 24 lives with it.
This reminds me of el Reno man this is devastating
Scary to think this was 11 days before el reno
Thanks Reed for what you do and putting your life at risk for us to see the real tragedy that tornadoes bring with them.
On April 15th of this year we in Sullivan, Missouri had a radar indicated Tornado approaching town that never fully developed. The storm was wild and I was recording when a window busted out at me, I walked away unscathed. Footage like this really is humbling in how much we truly were spared.
man... this episode tugged at my heart. I felt so hopeless! This was THE WORST case scenario... How do people move on from this?
Im so heartbroken most of all over the school and the people and kids in it i was balln tears God bless them and may whome ever left us rip