I've seen many though my life. They are only beautiful from a safe perspective. When that pressure comes down over your head and shoulders and you know then without a doubt that storm is right above you it brings you to your knees. You know no matter who your are or what you have achieved in life you have absolutely no control over what is about to happen. It's a fear you will remember forever.
Amazing how one can be so driven to face the wrath of these destructive forces. Mad respect for the love and unending effort to to bring us great deals of insight on them.💖👍
I lived through May 3rd 1999 Moore, OK F5 tornado. I was 10 years old and I’ll never forget walking out of Westmoore High School after it passed and seeing all the destruction around. There was nothing left. It was like a bomb went off. And we were hit again May 20 2013 with the same F5. So much carnage. It was horrible.
@@gl15col I'm sorry for both of your experiences and I hope they don't keep you up at night. If I saw death and destruction on that scale I would be scared.
I really like his remark after giving the reasons (better understanding of storms ultimately benefits the public; simply love it; and the enormous reward) why he does this, “I’ll never pretend that I’ll need another reason, other than that, to do this.”
How were they able to determine that the tornado formed from the ground up at 4:17? Is the visible formation (the dirt being pulled/pushed towards the clouds) different than formation of the actual forces involved? I would have assumed that the tornado already existed before it was visible, it just took the movement of the dirt upwards to be noticeable.
it reaches up from the ground because it's the same phenomena as lightning, its electrical discharge, an attempt to neutralize the charge differential, something which is not possible but is kind of everlasting, that is also why sprites and elves form when there's a ground to cloud lightning of considerable potential, it just wants to complete the circuit as far as possible an even goes high enough into the region normally reserved for the aurora's and change color as the gasses change and thus the color these plasma pinches show changes. it's part of the global electrical circuit, and linked to larger circuits in the solar system, or at least the charge differential for those unwilling to acknowledge currents connecting sun, planets and beyond.
It seems you need the up draft and the upper level shear winds to create a tornado. Maybe you can't have super cells without updrafts and warm moist air? The conclusion isn't very well explained and it makes it sound like this is more of a theory than a fact.
I agree. It seems you need the up draft and the upper level shear winds to create a tornado. Maybe you can't have super cells without updrafts and warm moist air? Either way it doesn't seem he explained the conclusion very well.
The explanation in this video was very simplified... In a nutshell: A tornado is is an extension of a supercell that is stretched and because of that has much faster rotation speed
His analysis is flawed, and his conclusions are wrong. At 4:17, the tornado doesn't START from the ground, the dirt just starts getting kicked up from the ground, due to forces FROM THE CLOUD. None of these analyses of tornadoes make any sense. They don't take into consideration the energy released by the condensation of water vapor into rain, the partial vacuum and refrigeration that occurs when the volume of water vapor disappears, and that the rotation is the result of the air getting sucked up into the storm cloud, not the cause of it. Science involves tracking where the forces and masses come from and where they go to, and what causes what. These explanations might as well be:" ooogah boogah...magic.." What motive forces are there that create the effects we see?
Anton Seimon chases extreme weather in the "Tornado Alley" of the Midwest US. What were you most amazed by in this video?
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I've seen many though my life. They are only beautiful from a safe perspective. When that pressure comes down over your head and shoulders and you know then without a doubt that storm is right above you it brings you to your knees. You know no matter who your are or what you have achieved in life you have absolutely no control over what is about to happen. It's a fear you will remember forever.
They’re great in a flat farm field with a couple trees dotted around. Like something straight out of a movie
blessed enough that my country didn't experience this much... stay safe quarantiners
Amazing how one can be so driven to face the wrath of these destructive forces. Mad respect for the love and unending effort to to bring us great deals of insight on them.💖👍
I lived through May 3rd 1999 Moore, OK F5 tornado. I was 10 years old and I’ll never forget walking out of Westmoore High School after it passed and seeing all the destruction around. There was nothing left. It was like a bomb went off. And we were hit again May 20 2013 with the same F5. So much carnage. It was horrible.
@@gl15col I'm sorry for both of your experiences and I hope they don't keep you up at night. If I saw death and destruction on that scale I would be scared.
@3:35 sorry for your team that was lost
I really like his remark after giving the reasons (better understanding of storms ultimately benefits the public; simply love it; and the enormous reward) why he does this, “I’ll never pretend that I’ll need another reason, other than that, to do this.”
How were they able to determine that the tornado formed from the ground up at 4:17? Is the visible formation (the dirt being pulled/pushed towards the clouds) different than formation of the actual forces involved? I would have assumed that the tornado already existed before it was visible, it just took the movement of the dirt upwards to be noticeable.
Exactly my thoughts!!!
Scientists like him and many many others are what humanity needs more of.
Thanks your study would also help understand storms n winds in other planets...💗💗💗
We're glad you liked the video. Stay curious!
I think tornadoes are absolutely beautiful
Not untill theres one on your head
Those are some very happy pups! The researchers seem contented as well. Thanks for the nice video.
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We're is Pecos hank he is a Strom chaser with his windbreaker. Aka the Toyota RAV4
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Extraordinary natural phenomenon!
We couldn't agree more! What was your favorite part of the video, Richie?
@@NatGeo I believe the study of how storms occur is interesting.
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Awesome video!
When I hear about Tornadoes the first thing that comes to my mind is the *Sharpie*
When I think about hear about tornadoes, the first thing that comes to my mind is destruction. Kinda like what humans do to the planet and animals.
@@VeganDefinition I hope you are getting the reference
@@calvinrogers6652 your reference is fallacious. THE SHARPIE INCIDENCE WAS IN REFERENCE TO A HURRICAINE
@@dragoness48 Maybe Hobbes knows. : )
Is it to late to become a tornado scientist at the age of 36? 😔
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It is never to late. Go for it!
This is really scary!
Nice Video
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Wow, scary tornadoes....
I think that there was a movie based on the story of the team that died in that tornado, named "Into the storm"
Tornadoes are amazing 👍🏻
They truly are fascinating. Never stop exploring!
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This seems like a starship troopers bit...
Wow a tornado
Oh my sweet Jesus😱😱i am having a panic attack!
it reaches up from the ground because it's the same phenomena as lightning, its electrical discharge, an attempt to neutralize the charge differential, something which is not possible but is kind of everlasting, that is also why sprites and elves form when there's a ground to cloud lightning of considerable potential, it just wants to complete the circuit as far as possible an even goes high enough into the region normally reserved for the aurora's and change color as the gasses change and thus the color these plasma pinches show changes. it's part of the global electrical circuit, and linked to larger circuits in the solar system, or at least the charge differential for those unwilling to acknowledge currents connecting sun, planets and beyond.
It seems you need the up draft and the upper level shear winds to create a tornado. Maybe you can't have super cells without updrafts and warm moist air? The conclusion isn't very well explained and it makes it sound like this is more of a theory than a fact.
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People: *cheering* bravoo
If tornadoes form from the ground up then what’s the difference between a tornado and land spout/dust devil now?
I agree. It seems you need the up draft and the upper level shear winds to create a tornado. Maybe you can't have super cells without updrafts and warm moist air? Either way it doesn't seem he explained the conclusion very well.
The explanation in this video was very simplified...
In a nutshell: A tornado is is an extension of a supercell that is stretched and because of that has much faster rotation speed
He even sounds like like a scientist.
Main reason I would not move to those states in tornado alleys
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Discovery's Storm Chasers, anyone?
It must have been the image before the tornado
tornadoes, more like potatoes
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Shouldn’t the tornado start from all sides? It is made of oxygen. Which is everywhere.
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His analysis is flawed, and his conclusions are wrong. At 4:17, the tornado doesn't START from the ground, the dirt just starts getting kicked up from the ground, due to forces FROM THE CLOUD. None of these analyses of tornadoes make any sense. They don't take into consideration the energy released by the condensation of water vapor into rain, the partial vacuum and refrigeration that occurs when the volume of water vapor disappears, and that the rotation is the result of the air getting sucked up into the storm cloud, not the cause of it. Science involves tracking where the forces and masses come from and where they go to, and what causes what. These explanations might as well be:" ooogah boogah...magic.." What motive forces are there that create the effects we see?
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