NIGHT OF THE TWISTERS! - Insane Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak - 4/19/2023
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- On the evening of April 19th, 2023 a localized tornado outbreak terrorized communities near Oklahoma City as multiple storms produced multiple tornadoes (some EF2+) unfortunately claiming the lives of two residents as this relentless, and fatal tornado season continues to rip across the US.
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My brother was in the shawnee lowes with eight other workers when the store took a direct hit. They are all safe thankfully.
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Amen 🙏 to this that they are safe Glory to God
We was driving to Lawton Oklahoma on highway 🛣️ not where to get out is all flat. And people under bridges big ohh hail we had to stop few times but we saw how those clouds was near us and the bigggg one. Wow never thought 💭 was gone hurt this small town or meant towns We just keep praying 🙏 for everyone and for us. Next season of tornados 🌪️ is looking crazy
My dad actually works there, great to hear everyone is safe 🙏
The orange glow at about 8:25 was lightning hitting an oil battery yards from my house. We were in the basement & it was so loud, my ears were ringing for a few minutes. We came up for a couple minutes to see a wall of flames from the explosion with tornado sirens still going & alerts for more tornadoes going off on our phones. Very scary night! Only a little bit of hail damage & downed trees inspite of it all. So humbling...
Which tank battery was that? I live out in Pink and could see the smoke bellowing but couldn't really pinpoint exactly where it was
@@LivingWithHarlow In Bethel Acres, south of Lake Road, near the school. That's amazing that you could see it all the way in Pink!
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I feel really sorry for you and everyone who came through this.
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Absolutely great coverage! Love the quiet music, too.
Thanks so much!
Tornadoes 🌪 are very dangerous at nigth
What's worse than a tornado or tornadoes?
Tornadoes at night. My prayers and respects to all that's been affected by tornadoes and those in prone areas.
Tornados at night and no clear sight
@@CavHDeuwelcome to Dixie Alley.
Those nighttime shots at 5:00 with the intense lightning was just incredible. Got the "Twister" vibe all over it
In the meanwhile, Tulsa escapes all big storms so far since January, all north, east, south and west, we usually get our bad storms now in late May and june-july, it's been a trend these last 10 years. Last destructive major deadly tornado to hit Tulsa was on April 24, 1993, happy 30TH! anniversary, 30 years and counting
Finally a storm chasing video at night not filmed with a phone thus having amazing quality, and good commentary
I agree, it’s easy to mount a camera so it’s hands free and good quality when driving too. And not shouting over everything is also appreciated ha
Thoroughly enjoyed your video. Great work. Thanks for putting it together. I lived in Kansas City for 34 years before moving to the west coast. I haven't been back to the Midwest in years, and I really miss the storms. People out here on the west coast think a couple flashes of lightning is a big deal... Oy. I miss my storm peeps. lol. Thanks again. My heart goes out to the victims. 💙
Beautifully documented, Aaron!
Outstanding camera work and narration!!!
This video and how you’ve created it reminds me a lot of Pecos Hank.
Bravo!!!!!!
June 3rd, 1980 is the REAL night of the twisters... I will never forget that night.
I go to school in Shawnee and the first thing we noticed before we got hit was the pressure change it was insane
Awesome coverage and edits!
Thanks Nick! Much appreciated!
So surreal, thanks for the coverage.
I was in Norman that late afternoon on 24th and Alameda doing laundry. It was just raining. I was going to go see a friend and then go grab a Dutch Bros before heading back to Purcell but while sitting at light it got real dark and started hailing. But south towards Noble was blue skies. So I started in that direction. Made it back to Purcell around 7pm. Took my daughter to the store. Seen the big wall cloud west and north of Purcell. Out towards the Cole area... Sirens were going off in Norman when I left and in Purcell for a good hour. Was sad to hear about those who lost their lives as well as their families that survived.
Great coverage! Glad you're ok. Blessings.
Wow exactly like twister night scene but real
Excellent edits
Thanks Wendy!
I never thought we would see a storm identical to the grand island Nebraska storm ever again
My brother and his family live in Shawnee. Close to OBU.
I'm getting a Pecos Hank vibe=) nice Job!
The ultimate compliment haha thanks so much Victor!
I like the music, voice, narrating, and video
Amazing!
@5:10 Every time I see a vid like this and see someone in the far distance ahead of a chaser who's already arguably too close, I think..."Oh, there's Reed."
Tornado in Shawnee hit our home
Dang. Really sorry to hear that :l hope y'all were all physically okay
@@StormChaserAaronRigsby we made it Into the storm shelter about 5 minutes before it hit. We are all ok but the house was damaged and we have 3 roofs on our vehicle. If the carport wasn't there they would have hit the home
The house I lived in last year was only a block away from the High School.... Missed the house barely before taking that turn and shooting up north. No damage to it, but there was a lot of trees laying on the ground. Power lines down etc,
"real life Night of the Twisters"
AKTUALEE, the book is based on the real life Grand Island Nebraska outbreak in 1980. So there already was a real life example
the Tornado videos ive been watching the past couple of weeks seem like theres alot of EF3 tornadoes, and there wiping everything out. its seems like every tornado is going to wipe everything out. BE SAFE EVERYONE!!!
Yeah, its been an unfortunate, destructive year.
awesome video thx
It's dangerous enough chasing them during the day.
Bridge Creek should erect a monument of a tornado. I lived in OKC for over twenty years..basically grew up there. I experienced many violent storms & hail but never actually saw a tornado. They all seemed to occur at night. Every spring ..was storm season, I remember having the TV on and wondering if we were going to have a storm..sure enough Beep Beep Beep ! their interrupting the program, weather man Gary England with channel 9 has a weather Advisory..a severe storm is moving Our way! I also remember our family sitting on the porch everyone watching the Lightning show. The smell of the rain falling moving across the city. I remember one time when a storm was approaching the sky turned a weird shade of pale green & purple and the air stopped moving..not a leaf was moving. then it began dropping hail, marble size was the largest I remember seeing. The worse we as a family experienced was a large Elm tree in the front yard was blown across the drive way.. exciting memories
Would love to see a livestream of this!
The tornado in pink was in the field behind our house.
Awesome footage.
In FL you prepare your mind you may loose everything. With a tornado, it could come down on top of you or don't even know it's coming in time to get to safe ground. Be kind to one another. Stay safe. Love to all
Greets from Poland
Great documentary. Those hills and trees definitely get frustrating during storm chases.
insane production quality dude!
I am glad everyone was safe
Well done!👍
Great reporting and footage, best seen to date bro👊👍💪
This is so sad.
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insane footage!
That timelapse of that meso right before sundown was wicked. Love my Okie weather! I wouldn't live anywhere else on earth.
Good job young man have a good Chase
Not sure if Mother Nature likes Oklahoma. Central Oklahoma is way too active
Wow great footage
Thanks!
632 amazing frequent lightning!
I was IN this. Very scary night.
That was a crazy storm to chase
Fantastic, awesome footage! Why do _some_ severe, tornado-producing storms have almost continuous lightning, while other severe storms that poop tornadoes do _not_ have frequent lightning? The lightning in the storm in this video is like a strobe light! Unreal, magnificent, almost dizzying!
im watching from the caribbean but hey i have to run from hurricanes as i'm living directly in the path of most hurricanes. I cannot imagine tornadoes especially at night. two nights ago i had nightmares of multiples tornadoes touching down at night and it was quite scary
Wow, what incredible photography. But just as frightening as well. Most of us have the luxury of watching it on our devices, but I sure wouldn’t want to be there.
Would night vision cameras help for spotting tornadoes at night.What you guys do is off the chart crazy but I also know that you ring in spotted twisters that have dropped to ground,and at night people need to know where they are.Big respect and stay safe 👍🏻.
watched it all night on radar, horrifying storm. night tornadoes are probably among the scariest ever.
Y’all look like you were in Talavera addition when you first started? Y’all live here?
truly NOTHIN like Oklahoma skies during tornado SZN...MOthership is sooooo Correct when describing these...WOW
I'll be in Norman OK next week
Unbelievable destruction from all of these tornadoes.
Kinda random but Creed Humphrey (center for kc chiefs) is from Shawnee. I noticed the high school was hit, particularly the wrestling building. I bet he get involved somehow.
My son attends SHS and they are virtual the rest of the year. I'm unsure what the plan is at this time
This was my first ever tornado! And not even that far from home.
You can see the right edge
Ah, tornadoes. The gift that keeps on giving. Every time you think that thats the end of it, bam another tornado
If i lived in tornado alley knowing that there could be an outbreak at any moment during the night i would never get a wink of sleep again
My bf moved from Chicago to OK after college and he slept with a weather radio in his room because it freaked him out so much lol. Upper Midwest gets tornados but not like the plains do
Hello from Akron Ohio 😎
Mississippi and Alabama are like, we understand. We've been here. We call ours hurricanators sice we fight both. If we not destroyed our churches always gather what we can and send it. We sent U-Hauls before. The south stands proudly beside our Midwest brothers and sisters.
Fun storm. We had tornado sirens go off and on for 2 hours in Norman because the Cole tornado was projected to come into town, and a bunch of things were expected on radar to hit the county.
We live at Lake Thunderbird. We filmed the Meso as it went west of us the other night, then we filmed the one that went down Highway 9 into Shawnee..........We were hit head on by the Tornado that came through Norman and over into Shawnee, back on May 19, 2013.........Worthless Obummer never said a word about all the massive damage we got then. All he babbled about, was Moore's May 20, 2013 tornado. In fact, Obama directly ordered the FEMA director, not to give anyone east of Moore ANY ASSISTANCE!!!....."DOCUMENTED & CONFIRMED FACT!"
Sorry you lost your ass, Ive lost everything before to say it sucks dosent even begin to cover it. Is there any proof of said order? Can't seem to find any but it must be documented in fema or other papers...
@@frizzlefry1921 oh yes............FEMA has two Directors, one for the east side of the USA and one for the west side of the USA. The FEMA Director for Oklahoma, told me to my face, that Obama DIRECTLY ordered him not to offer any assistance to ANYONE outside of Moore. (Both FEMA Directors answer directly to the President, no one else)
Nice catch bro...
Thanks Kipp!
I WAS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD NEXT TO THAT MCDONALDS
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These videos are good.
Thanks so much man! Really glad you enjoyed!
tornadoes are beautiful BUT THERE SO DESTRUCTIVE.
Must be difficult to find an insurance provider that doesn't require a deductible any reasonable person would find more than an average in some other states.
Chasing at night is just wild.
Balls of steel chasing tornadoes at night!😁
We have had days of tornado outbreaks. These were boring compared to what we had in El Reno and Moore.
There is a scene after the homies & helen got thru eatin' at auntie's in "twister" whereas, the little fan on the lawn starts to spin and the metal thingy's that hang started to become aggregated if you will so they boucne off to catch a twister. They make it to their destination; afterwhile it gets dark!!! So a storm hits where they are, but its SO CREEPY that; the only way you can see this ef3; is when the lightning strikes 😮...
Just like this vid...🤯
Chaser at 5:00 I'd say you're very brave or very crazy I'm not exactly sure which, very dangerous and unsure conditions to be driving toward
This is happing in the west. Twister tornados mean much then one.
Can anyone answer the question: why do very powerful tornadoes 🌪 F-4 and F-5 in particular have like very evil looking faces in them? Any reasonable answer would do.
Was anybody killed or seriously injured during the tornado 🌪 warning ⚠️ that night 🌙 of the tornado
that is some scary stuff
4:39 holy sh*t
Ohio Storm Chasers... your backyard is Oklahoma? I am so confused.
This guys must really like pecos hank
rip
It looked like you were getting hit by little mini whirls in the dark
What does it mean when "the cap is breached"?
Note: I am not a meteorologist, just a hobbyist.
A capping inversion is, in simple terms, a layer of air that can prevent the development of strong updrafts and therefore storms. If the capping layer (the cap) is strong enough, it can prevent severe weather from developing. If the capping layer is breached, that means the updrafts present are strong enough to push through it, initiating thunderstorm/severe weather development. NWS Norman's video on the El Reno 2013 tornado uses a good metaphor - "breaking the capping layer is like taking the lid off of a boiling pot of water". Convection can then continue to develop strong storms.
It is hard to predict whether or not updrafts (also called thermals) will be able to break the capping layer, which results in some high potential days producing nothing and some low potential days producing tornadoes.
Yeah, it means the capping inversion had been removed allowing storms to fire.
anyone else notice the white thing that blips into the sky for a second around 2:14??
it's 2:09 2:15
It pops up all over the place around that time stamp actually lol
Bro May has been pretty quite 😂
what happens if I summon 10 twisters in Oklahoma how many will die
The real Mr Beast will bring them back to life and give each 1 million dollars
im th evil one i take money and kill people
Weak tornadoes no big deal for real Oklahoma folks
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There is a difference between debris and leaves😅
No way. Please tell me more
This ain't our rv it's good it's all good. :)
"Like a speeding bullet"? Bruh, I've seen cripples kick a ball with more velocity. And why are you narrating like the dude from Ghost Adventures?
I like your composition and editing compared to others I have seen. Also, you aren't stupid like them and go practically inside the tornado.
I don't understand why
Tornadoes display in
American continent?
Some body should
do research work in geography.
I have never seen in
India.
Tornadoes happen everywhere, including India. Mostly eastern india. Most people will never see a tornado in person, including in the US.
@@___meph___4547 sure,but they still happen outside the US too
Moore again time to leave dodge .
Weather extreme games Fujiwara edition lol. Yeet.
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