What if you was outside and you hear the sirens going off en then the winds picking up and you see hail and I would say oh no I gotta get to my basement
Good thing to secure those wheelie-dumpsters. The refuse companies will charge you to replace 'em , if you lose 'em! Hail in these circumstances, becomes ultra-ballistic, ultra-lethal, generating secondary shrapnel, ricocheting like bullets, making the same sound, too. Things will look like they were run through the compactors in auto wrecking-yards. It didn't take outrageously high wind speeds, those above 150MPH, just the wind partnered with ballistic hail to bring down houses, schools, ag. infrastructures, etc. Seeing perforated cars and livestock out in the open, was chilling indeed.
Wonder you outside right in then a bunch of clouds rolling in then the winds picking up and it is blowing very hard and that’s gonna be an terrible storm
The lack of trees here made it look much more tame than neighborhoods less tahn a mile away where lots of trees were damaged. Our neighbors had a close encounter with someone's trampoline that I watched fly 20' in the air and land just feet from their house. I wish I'd had my camera on that...would have made for something much more interesting.
@@ar2vi8 my grandmother , who was born and raised in northern California, lived for 3 years in Davenport Iowa, in the very early 1920s, she went to the Palmer school of chiropractic. She told me about your weather
Dang, there's some rude people in the comments here. Glad you guys were okay! I was in West Des Moines and my particular neighborhood fared amazingly with minimal damage; I actually had no idea of the extent of this storm until the next day.
.. لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له له الملك وله الحمد وهو على كل شيء قدير. .. سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم. . سبحان الله العظيم وبحمده.. .. لا إله إلا أنت سبحانك إني كنت من الظالمين. .. حسبي الله لا إله إلا هو عليه توكلت وهو رب العرش العظيم. .. لا حول ولا قوة الا بالله العلي العظيم.... .. اللهم صلي وسلم على نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين.
Lol living in a place like this must be so boring. Pretty much every house looks the same, young trees that'll get cut down before they mature. I'd feel like a zombie there.
Why doesn't TH-cam actually use words that people use, nobody I know uses the Spanish word derecho nor do the weatherpeople, every body uses bad storm.
I love how everybody’s talking about the storm they’re not talking why the storm happened I believe the Lord is very unhappy with the government in your area and this is just a warning of what’s to come
The storm happened bc of atmosphere and other natural variables. I suspect the Lord is disappointed by your low-browed blasphemy more than by any level of "government".
It started in the Nebraska South Dakota area. Once it hit here in iowa it got worse. I live in Waterloo iowa..Cedar Rapids is about 2 hours from me. We got the top part of this storm. I think alot had to do with wide open plains the Midwest has. We are a part of tornado alley after all.
Great to see homeowners rushing out to bring their trash bins inside so trash isn't strewn around the neighborhood.
Probably didn't want to pay for a replacement as well lol.
It is great 😌
That’s not what it looked like where I live their was trash EVERYWHERE
It wasn’t the homeowners. They made their kids go out and get the trash cans. 🙄
Haha I know
Beautiful neightborhood looks very new by the size of the young trees
I would want these ppl as neighbors. They have sense enough to bring their bins in and not have dumb shit tossing about in their yards.
What if you was outside and you hear the sirens going off en then the winds picking up and you see hail and I would say oh no I gotta get to my basement
@@chiquitasheffey3916 We didnt get alarms... lucky you are.
That was nothing compared to what we got in Cedar Rapids, 138 mph wind gusts and unbelievable destruction.
Absolutely. We were very lucky
Glad you r ok . Hugs
Didn't know iowa had those kind of neighborhoods.
Anyway those clouds above looks very frightening.
There's flat plains there, then there's storybook mountains and forests in the pan handle.
It depends where in Iowa you're at. Yes, we do have alot of open fields but some areas are filled with trees and caves whatnot.
The person that ran to get the garbage can and put it away was a Floridian.
Lee G We Floridians know what to do in bad weather. Unfortunately we get plenty of practice every year.
Dude this was one of the biggest derechos we'll see in our life's what the hell do you mean it's not big
Man, this neighborhood reminds me of that weird Edward Scissorhands movie back in the day for some off the wall reason.
Cookie cutter housing additions are still a thing. This is just a modern one.
3 neighbors all running out for trashcans simultaneously and the manufactured, manicured houses made me think the same thing.
I was thinking Poltergeist, lol
Gorgeous neighborhood....lovely...👍❤
Put the car in the garage!
They probably have two other cars in there
I agree , the car needs to be in the garage !!!
Must be new neighborhood with young families.
There are cars INSIDE garages...
You’re observation is correct. 5-6 year old houses. The lack of trees was a blessing.
@@ar2vi8 I have a two car garage and a large 50ft shed.
So of course there isn't any room for cars or trucks inside.
I found that so cool that so many people their actually went and got there trash cans inside
"Hang in there trees."
Having lived in a newly-built subdivision in the Midwest, I feel your pain!
Now that's more like it, smart neighborhood with small trees.👏 Looks like the power lines are underground too.
The trees are small cause its a newer neighborhood lol
Curtis - Hoping you and your family did not have any bad damage or injuries!
God Bless!!!
No issues here, thanks. My son in Cedar Rapids was without power for 9 days. Mine never dropped. The advantage of buried utilities
@@ar2vi8 Mercy, no power is bad, but not the worst. Thankful...
.. أستغفر الله العظيم وأتوب إليه.
.. أستغفر الله الذي لا إله إلا هو الحي القيوم وأتوب إليه.
Good thing to secure those wheelie-dumpsters. The refuse companies will charge you to replace 'em , if you lose 'em! Hail in these circumstances, becomes ultra-ballistic, ultra-lethal, generating secondary shrapnel, ricocheting like bullets, making the same sound, too. Things will look like they were run through the compactors in auto wrecking-yards. It didn't take outrageously high wind speeds, those above 150MPH, just the wind partnered with ballistic hail to bring down houses, schools, ag. infrastructures, etc. Seeing perforated cars and livestock out in the open, was chilling indeed.
Lol @wheely dumpster remark
Wow 😮
The flower pot behind the red car fell over when the lady on the other side of the street took in her trash.
I can't stand neighbors that leave their garbage cans out in windstorms so that everyone can clean up their crap when it's over.
Nice and spooky! lolz
We had a small derecho here in southern Illinois two weeks ago it did a lot of damage
The sky the end of the world. 2020
Wonder you outside right in then a bunch of clouds rolling in then the winds picking up and it is blowing very hard and that’s gonna be an terrible storm
I've watched a bunch, you guys just had a thunderstorm. Maybe since you were in an area with no trees it didn't look too bad. Still cool history show
The lack of trees here made it look much more tame than neighborhoods less tahn a mile away where lots of trees were damaged. Our neighbors had a close encounter with someone's trampoline that I watched fly 20' in the air and land just feet from their house. I wish I'd had my camera on that...would have made for something much more interesting.
hang in there trees
trees: oka-
T.R.E.E.S
Is this Wesr Des Moines?
Grimes
Did you all get a trash car announcement? 😂
is that a storm siren going off ?
Yep. It was actually cycling for the 2nd or third time when I did the video.
@@ar2vi8 my grandmother , who was born and raised in northern California, lived for 3 years in Davenport Iowa, in the very early 1920s, she went to the Palmer school of chiropractic. She told me about your weather
@@califdad4 the Midwest now gets to claim it also has hurricanes (inland).
I think that checks all the weather type boxes now.
Dang, there's some rude people in the comments here. Glad you guys were okay! I was in West Des Moines and my particular neighborhood fared amazingly with minimal damage; I actually had no idea of the extent of this storm until the next day.
This would have been better without the false bravado of the narrator 😆 !
.. لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له له الملك وله الحمد وهو على كل شيء قدير.
.. سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم.
. سبحان الله العظيم وبحمده..
.. لا إله إلا أنت سبحانك إني كنت من الظالمين.
.. حسبي الله لا إله إلا هو عليه توكلت وهو رب العرش العظيم.
.. لا حول ولا قوة الا بالله العلي العظيم....
.. اللهم صلي وسلم على نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين.
Lol living in a place like this must be so boring. Pretty much every house looks the same, young trees that'll get cut down before they mature. I'd feel like a zombie there.
As you do anywhere you happen to live. Leaf is apparently an accurate reflection of your cognitive capacity if you are so easily "bored".
That was a rain shower at most
Bullshit
Watch other videos of this event, then you'll understand the severity of this derecho.
I never claimed it was anything epic. We were located south and west of the most damaging winds.
Why doesn't TH-cam actually use words that people use, nobody I know uses the Spanish word derecho nor do the weatherpeople, every body uses bad storm.
Where have you been? Derecho has been used for decades.
@@nathanielovaughn2145 Not in the Philadelphia, Orlando or New York areas, they use B A D S T O R M S.
@@tomod4173
Storms in the Plains and upper Midwest are sometimes a different animal, but I get what you're saying.
Really didn't like your commentary better just be quiet
I love how everybody’s talking about the storm they’re not talking why the storm happened I believe the Lord is very unhappy with the government in your area and this is just a warning of what’s to come
the “lord” doesn’t affect the weather, the weather is random.
The storm happened bc of atmosphere and other natural variables. I suspect the Lord is disappointed by your low-browed blasphemy more than by any level of "government".
It started in the Nebraska South Dakota area. Once it hit here in iowa it got worse. I live in Waterloo iowa..Cedar Rapids is about 2 hours from me. We got the top part of this storm. I think alot had to do with wide open plains the Midwest has. We are a part of tornado alley after all.