Wow, what a powerful reminder of the awe-inspiring force of nature! Despite its intensity, there's something mesmerizing about witnessing Mother Nature's fury captured on camera. This video is not just a showcase of her power, but also a testament to the resilience and adaptability of life on Earth. Let's appreciate and respect our planet even more after seeing these incredible moments. 🌍🌪🔥
I thought that flood when the dam burst was bad. But the one in Norway was ridiculous! That's like 2 acres of land floating away with houses, barns, and anything else close by. Incredible!
It's amazing how precarious the balance of life is, And yet somehow we manage to live and even thrive at times in an O2 caustic environment! Nature is perfect, It is humanity who falls short. Where nature is symbiotic, Humanity is still parasitic.
@@reneolguin1081 In certain countries. Unfortunately, I'm from one of those intelligent countries where people run for safety when this kind of stuff happens. Thankfully there're enough "dumb" countries to get footage to watch though!
7:31 Really smart standing underneath power lines as the lava eats away at the pole that's holding them up... I swear some people have absolutely zero situational awareness...
@@emmafitzpatrick7213 Um, WTF are you talking about? Watch the video, you see his neighbor on the right, standing right underneath the powerlines. What f*cking drones are you talking about? lmfao
🌪In my life, I've been caught in a tornado 3 times. The first time I was 17 and delivering pizza for a friends pizza restaurant, the sky turned green, a few hailstones began to fall, and within maybe a minute later, it went from day to night, it was so dark and hailing/raining so hard that I couldn't see past the hood of my little VW Rabbit. The windshield quickly turned into nothing but bullet holes and spider cracks, and after what felt like 5 minutes (which was really only about 30-40 seconds), the hail/rain had slowed and I could actually see ahead of me again. I realized that I wasn't driving on the road anymore, I was up on the sidewalk, which was 10' higher in elevation and about 30 feet away from the road (the sidewalk was on top of the levy, and now, so was I). The wind somehow moved me and my car 30 feet up the embankment. I won't bore you with stories of the other 2 times, other than to say they weren't as eventful as the first time. The one that took my tornado virginity was by far the worst (for me personally, the 3rd one completely devastated an entire subdivision in the next town over 😔). Living anywhere where tornados are a thing, can be very scary and terrifying. You can't even imagine how strong they are until you actually live through one. Me and my gf (at the time) used to go storm chasing all the time. It was "exciting". Being a teen and full of pi$$ and vinegar, the first and second tornados didn't deter me from storm chasing. But after driving through the aftermath of the 3rd tornado and seeing the devastation and feeling our own house shake like it was about to get lifted into the air and start hunting down the wicked witch of the west, I never chased after another storm, ever. I stayed as far away from them as possible (and still do to this day).
i lived in st. louis and saw my fair share of nasty weather. saw the mid-day sky turn dark as night, the sickly green you describe, but i never actually saw a tornado in real time.
The other day I thought we were going to get a tornado in the town of Brookline, Massachusetts, just west of Boston, attached to it. But I didn't hear anything on the news but any tornado actually formed. All of a sudden the clouds got thick and dark, and raining, and wind blowing and swirling things around.
27:05 You got that wrong. its not because of deforestation. Its the sedimentary rock of Himalayan ranges giving away.. There is hardly any trees... lol
I got hit by lightning while in my car. There was a blinding flash and a bomb-like explosion of sound. I was pretty shaken up, but basically okay. As for the car, I had to replace the alternator, regulator, battery, heater, radio, computer chips.
my next door neighbor's house was hit by lighting. it fried every wire in the house and the breaker panel too. he also got both his work truck and his personal truck totaled.
I have seen my first share of funnel clouds start rotating. It is a very eerie feeling that you could be witnessing the start of a tornado, or it could go another 40 miles away and then just dissipate
I have said for a few decades now; Nature doesn't care about lines on a map, governments, ideologies, language, religion, or egos. For all our self-proclaimed importance, we're actually less than nothing to the planet we live on.
@@kittyhawk7060 Only by one stream of view. I follow Science, not Myth. I'm sure you feel differently, but the only source of truth you have is a singular book which tells you that everything in it is true. That's not a reliable source. Make no mistakes; I don't discount your beliefs. Where I have a problem is in the assumption that: 1) your beliefs apply to me too. 2) your beliefs entitle you to abuse the world we both live on, and I think we should be worrying a LOT more about the planet we live on than whether or not invisible divine sky beings exist.
Nature doesn't get angry. But it is in a fairly constant state of terra forming ti keep things in balance. It is up to us to be smart enough to stay out of the way.
It was heartbreaking to see the WHOLE job and hard worked site basically disappear in Myanmar. All the workers work was ruined and obvious lost jobs and income that was how they supported their famiĺies. The only grace was that no one was injured or worse as historically these landslides killed thousands of workers. I pray they can and will restart as soon as possible.
Mother Nature cares not about politics or policies. She cares not about climate change or who can dive deeper, fly higher or build better. When she wants to make a point or plant a new life, she will. When she's had enough she'll let you know. Praise her, cause nothing will stop her.
ow, what a powerful reminder of the awe-inspiring force of nature! Despite its intensity, there's something mesmerizing about witnessing Mother Nature's fury captured on camera. This video is not just a showcase of her power, but also a testament to the resilience and adaptability of life on Earth. Let's appreciate and respect our planet even more after seeing these incredible moments.
Finally! Our favourite narrator is BACK!!! Hope you've got a nice tan m8 in Ibiza, Cancun, Bahamas or whatever awesome place you visited! Cheers and once again. Welcome back! :)
3:20 That's not a bridge. It's a snow shed. It's not incidentally allowing people to take shelter from a massive avalanche. That's what it's for, and that's why it's there.
@@Guillaume2606 correct! MAINLY though it is not for the protection of people per se. it protects a railway line or road from avalanches. Lucky you though, when you and your car are inside a Gallerie and an avalanche comes down. In the Austrian Alps they are also all over the place. Both on roads and railway lines.- Lawinengalerie - in good german langauge.
The flood disaster reminds us of the importance of environmental protection. Deforestation and water pollution have contributed to the increased intensity and frequency of floods. We need to plant more trees, control waste, and protect ecosystems to reduce damage and safeguard the lives and properties of the community.
At 3:02 if you pause it you can clearly see the lightning bolt hit 100 ft on the other side of that vehicle. It is absolutely clear that car did not get hit by lightning.
For those who want to know...in the video a reference is made at approx. 23:56..about a (Hurricane) in OHIO...that reference is CORRECT--Sept 14, 2008 the remnant of Hurricane IKE crossed over OHIO producing a windstorm with 75 mph winds that caused 1.255 Billion in damages across the state and killed 7. While the actual eye wall didn't hit Ohio, the storm still produced damage comparable to the hurricane itself. We had the remnant of Ian cross where I live and did damage to our home...the weather folks classified it as Hurricane Ian damage and our insurance listed it as Hurricane damage in the payout.
It's more than the voice! The accent, the timbre, the pacing, the ability to "get out of the way of the story"... And, the editing is back as well. The VacayGuy segments were longer and "past the point". So, reader/editor is the same person? Or they're a team off-mic and vacationed together? We have a plot, and it thickens!
Psst…check out dust devil. A dust devil is a strong, well-formed, and relatively short-lived whirlwind. Its size ranges from small to large. The primary vertical motion is upward. Dust devils are usually harmless, but can on rare occasions grow large enough to pose a threat to both people and property.
Those landslides freak me out tbh. Imagine everything you built and own is on that land. I used to think people in the mountains didnt have to worry about flooding, but they have their own worries
A vast majority of these clips are repeats from prior videos.... Getting kinda tired of seeing the same clips constantly.... I am real glad the original narrator is back the narrator that replaced you was awful.... So happy your back
I don't know much of the chinese languages but I'm pretty sure that after the mudslide I heard a worker say in manderin for "I'm so fired [from this job]"
There's always one finger-pointer in every crowd & another one who tells everybody to "Hey - look over there". --- like we're all deaf, dumb, and blind.
Are there videos of natural disasters without anyone talking, just the most dramatic moments of human-made things being completely destroyed? Please link them here, they are very calming to watch, but hard to find.
I know many will disagree but mother nature is not what we have to fear but father God who created all things and will return soon. John 3:16 ❤ peace to you all.
the bible is just a book. remember all things come from within. God is not to fear but to show unconditional love as hes shows you. all will be saved Jesus denys noone
@@ianmiles6813 each person has a choice to repent and follow Jesus or reject him. No the Bible is not just a book! God is love and all who follow him will one day be with him. The Bible is God's word.
Yeah...pretty sure Ohio doesn't get hurricanes. And, the rear view mirror "tornado" was actually a dust devil, common in desert climates where heat creates these while the skies are clear blue. They only lay a few minutes, then dissipate.
My dad went through two serious Earthquackes when he was a kid, lived to tell the tale, while his father best friend died, not because the Earthquacke took his life because of falling debris or collapsing houses ecc...; he got so scared that he had a heart attack, and died alone in his house; rescuers found him hours later when it was too late. On my account I never counted the Earthquackes I happened to feel/witness, my best guess less than 10, but they were rather frequent in my elementary school years, the one that I can recall like it was yesterday, happened between 5 and 6 of the morning ten years ago, (tecnically it will be 10 years in September), not because it was strong, it was pretty mild, yes my bed was shaking, yes I felt it, but I wasn't compleatly awake so I thought I had dreamed it, not 10 minutes were passed since the last tremors had stopped that mom barged into my room, eyes wide like she'd seen a ghost, her face as pale as I never seen it before, she urged to wake up my sisters, and so I did, they weren't happy at all, since we had our morning wake up clock at 7; then mom just said this to us: "dad's is dead, Cancer took him!" we were confused, like: "Cancer killed dad? It can't be! He was fine until yesterday!" she ealborated barely a little more before bursting into tears: "not your dad, my dad, your grandfather" for the next week we didn't went to school and spent as most time as we could with granny, which by the way is still alive, kicking and cooking at nearly 86 years old. I can only speak for my part, but this I know my grandfather has been more a father to me than my father has ever been, I took on PC games from my dad, but the rest way of speaking, walking (although now I limp beacause of and accident in my 3rd High School year), food preferences ecc... those are all things I took after my grandfhater.
Second video. "I'd like to show you a three bedroom, 2.5 bath, with a deck house. Well, a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath house. Err ... a two bedroom 1.5 bath house with a view. Uh, never mind. The house has literally just be "taken out" of the market."
A reminder that we all live in tune with nature. Nature directs the music and when she says dance, we dance to nature's tune.
and when nature says jump; we can only reply 'how high'?
@@sixmax11 or "Yes Ma'am".
YOU BET 👍👍 She is the boss, when she wants to flex her muscles. 😮
YOU BET 👍👍 She is the boss, when she wants to flex her muscles. 😮
A reminder that we all live in tune with nature. Nature directs the music and when she says dance, we dance to nature's tune.
Wow, what a powerful reminder of the awe-inspiring force of nature! Despite its intensity, there's something mesmerizing about witnessing Mother Nature's fury captured on camera. This video is not just a showcase of her power, but also a testament to the resilience and adaptability of life on Earth. Let's appreciate and respect our planet even more after seeing these incredible moments. 🌍🌪🔥
I thought that flood when the dam burst was bad. But the one in Norway was ridiculous! That's like 2 acres of land floating away with houses, barns, and anything else close by. Incredible!
More land than that. But everyone was aware, had evacuated in advance and removed all they wanted.
Right!! I'd be so hurt if I just paid taxes on my piece
"Ahh honey!? Our neighborhood is missing".
@@TheEnphamus84I bet they couldnt get off the govt real estate tax roll.
Some people forget that this really isn't our planet. We just live on it.
This really isn't our body we just suffer in it ...
The planet will always win.
It's amazing how precarious the balance of life is, And yet somehow we manage to live and even thrive at times in an O2 caustic environment! Nature is perfect, It is humanity who falls short. Where nature is symbiotic, Humanity is still parasitic.
This is the people this is God's work 😮❤🎉
@@catmoore1448this is not the planet this Gods work 😮❤
Car did NOT get hit by lightning - it was the TREE on the left hand side of the roadway that got struck looking as if it struck down onto the car.
Oh really? Who cares what you think
We all fucking know smart ass
That standing wave that formed at the end of the first video was awesome and massive!…Tom
It always amazes me when people stand on the edge of a crumbling landslide watching it’s progress.
they're humans...it's what we do
Amazes me also. Darwinism at its finest.
Or flooding 🤦🏼♀️
Sensationsgeil!
@@reneolguin1081 In certain countries. Unfortunately, I'm from one of those intelligent countries where people run for safety when this kind of stuff happens. Thankfully there're enough "dumb" countries to get footage to watch though!
At 3:24 that is not a bridge. It's a protective roof over the road for just such events.
In France this is called a Galerie. You can find them everywhere in the mountains
Snow shed. Good lord these narrations are lame.
@@stephens7107I know, right?!?
That cat running during the earthquake. Woman just trying to stay up and the cat's like like this hooman.
lmao fr that cat is the real mvp of this entire video
🎯🎯🎯💯
7:31 Really smart standing underneath power lines as the lava eats away at the pole that's holding them up... I swear some people have absolutely zero situational awareness...
@@emmafitzpatrick7213 Um, WTF are you talking about? Watch the video, you see his neighbor on the right, standing right underneath the powerlines. What f*cking drones are you talking about? lmfao
It's me. I'm people.
🌪In my life, I've been caught in a tornado 3 times. The first time I was 17 and delivering pizza for a friends pizza restaurant, the sky turned green, a few hailstones began to fall, and within maybe a minute later, it went from day to night, it was so dark and hailing/raining so hard that I couldn't see past the hood of my little VW Rabbit.
The windshield quickly turned into nothing but bullet holes and spider cracks, and after what felt like 5 minutes (which was really only about 30-40 seconds), the hail/rain had slowed and I could actually see ahead of me again.
I realized that I wasn't driving on the road anymore, I was up on the sidewalk, which was 10' higher in elevation and about 30 feet away from the road (the sidewalk was on top of the levy, and now, so was I). The wind somehow moved me and my car 30 feet up the embankment.
I won't bore you with stories of the other 2 times, other than to say they weren't as eventful as the first time. The one that took my tornado virginity was by far the worst (for me personally, the 3rd one completely devastated an entire subdivision in the next town over 😔).
Living anywhere where tornados are a thing, can be very scary and terrifying. You can't even imagine how strong they are until you actually live through one.
Me and my gf (at the time) used to go storm chasing all the time. It was "exciting". Being a teen and full of pi$$ and vinegar, the first and second tornados didn't deter me from storm chasing. But after driving through the aftermath of the 3rd tornado and seeing the devastation and feeling our own house shake like it was about to get lifted into the air and start hunting down the wicked witch of the west, I never chased after another storm, ever. I stayed as far away from them as possible (and still do to this day).
i lived in st. louis and saw my fair share of nasty weather. saw the mid-day sky turn dark as night, the sickly green you describe, but i never actually saw a tornado in real time.
@@sixmax11 ...and I pray you never get to see one up close. I hope you and your family stay safe.
I've seen a couple of mini tornadoes in Boston Harbor
The other day I thought we were going to get a tornado in the town of Brookline, Massachusetts, just west of Boston, attached to it. But I didn't hear anything on the news but any tornado actually formed. All of a sudden the clouds got thick and dark, and raining, and wind blowing and swirling things around.
Why I am not there to see it 😮
yes Nature strikes back👍
We all know how mother nature can be angry 😠 sometimes, but we still can't love each other
Mother Nature is Beautiful, Dangerous, Majestic, Deadly. You'll never win against her Power❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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27:05 You got that wrong. its not because of deforestation. Its the sedimentary rock of Himalayan ranges giving away.. There is hardly any trees... lol
There are NO trees at the altitude of that slide. It's all rocks & snow. The narrator is a complete ignoramus.
All you have to do is pay your carbon tax and it will magically go away...
1:46 have to admit that a very impressive looking wave the broken dam created
I got hit by lightning while in my car. There was a blinding flash and a bomb-like explosion of sound. I was pretty shaken up, but basically okay. As for the car, I had to replace the alternator, regulator, battery, heater, radio, computer chips.
I'm so glad that you are ok I got hit by lightning and it hurt me I was pregnant with my son I'm so glad that my baby was ok 😮😢😂❤
my next door neighbor's house was hit by lighting. it fried every wire in the house and the breaker panel too. he also got both his work truck and his personal truck totaled.
Dude really said "thats my creepy neighbor." In the lava footage 😂😂😂
"crazy neighbor", but the spirit is the same :D
dankeschön das aufgenommen und auf internet gezeigt geworden . got schütze alle die lebendige leute und tieren .
Nice 👍
26:00 It's a dust devil, not a tornado.
I have seen my first share of funnel clouds start rotating. It is a very eerie feeling that you could be witnessing the start of a tornado, or it could go another 40 miles away and then just dissipate
It is eerie. Makes your whole body feel weird, too. Weather be creepy like that
I have said for a few decades now; Nature doesn't care about lines on a map, governments, ideologies, language, religion, or egos. For all our self-proclaimed importance, we're actually less than nothing to the planet we live on.
Hear hear!
Ever since I was a kid I've said we're termites eating away at a log. Eventually the Earth will fight back or fall apart into dust.
I would disagree with you on that. God thinks more highly of us than anything else. He sent His Son to die for us.
@@kittyhawk7060
Only by one stream of view. I follow Science, not Myth. I'm sure you feel differently, but the only source of truth you have is a singular book which tells you that everything in it is true. That's not a reliable source. Make no mistakes; I don't discount your beliefs. Where I have a problem is in the assumption that: 1) your beliefs apply to me too. 2) your beliefs entitle you to abuse the world we both live on, and I think we should be worrying a LOT more about the planet we live on than whether or not invisible divine sky beings exist.
I agree, that's why I will keep burning fossil fuels.
8:50 is a microburst. Not a tornado.
2:40 When your House decides to identify as HouseBoat. Weeeeee !!!!
Love the visuals. Dislike the music. I’d rather hear nature flexing its muscles than man-made noise.
Sure
I don't think the music really blocked the sound in the videos.
@@Ragnarok182 , possibility. I’m not much of a music person and I’m 74. Might just be me and my ears. 😁😁😁
@@lkreinmiller-author 😉 That just means you're well experienced over us younger folk.
@@Ragnarok182 😅😅😅
What's with the Over Dramatic Music ? Most of the Clips are Awesome in their Own Right... Lets Hear Them !
EXACTLY 💯
Channels like this one don't have anything of their own. These are all other people footage. And he thinks he is entertaining? Pathetic.
It's probably just people swearing like mad.
What is wrong with people like you , aren't you guys fed up of your negativity and unmatured minds that you add in every situation??
Nature doesn't get angry. But it is in a fairly constant state of terra forming ti keep things in balance. It is up to us to be smart enough to stay out of the way.
It was heartbreaking to see the WHOLE job and hard worked site basically disappear in Myanmar. All the workers work was ruined and obvious lost jobs and income that was how they supported their famiĺies. The only grace was that no one was injured or worse as historically these landslides killed thousands of workers. I pray they can and will restart as soon as possible.
That tornado merging looks like in-flight refueling. Lol
Soooo..... On what date did these "four hurricanes hit New York at once"?!
I think after 4 beers he could not stomach.
Yea, too much drama. Not enough facts.
And a hurricane in Ohio?!
For some reason, he calls tornadoes, "hurricanes."
@@leaf2180 that's weird...TY
You don’t mess with Mother Nature!! She can be one brutal force!!! Been there , I respect her
"Mother Nature" The Creator of mother nature, is Who My fear lay with.
Put God first...
Respect the CREATOR OF THIS PLANET.
WHAT IS MOTHER NATURE ?
WITHOUT GOD, THE MASTER OF OUR PLANET...
It’s not angry nature,it’s just nature.
Please don’t give nature, human characteristics.
Thanks
Mother Nature cares not about politics or policies. She cares not about climate change or who can dive deeper, fly higher or build better.
When she wants to make a point or plant a new life, she will.
When she's had enough she'll let you know.
Praise her, cause nothing will stop her.
But unfortunately man-made climate change makes natural catastrophes like floods and storms more likely.
Good video!!
Excellent presentation. We can never appreciate the power of nature... until it's too late.
Good to have you back with us!
23:50 Don't think Ohio is prime "hurricane" territory. Guessing that was a derecho.
hi lam kasozi ephraim
Yay! Welcome back!❤
I can't get enough of these! Thanks for sharing.
People seem to forget: you don't always have to add music to your videos.
4:56
ow, what a powerful reminder of the awe-inspiring force of nature! Despite its intensity, there's something mesmerizing about witnessing Mother Nature's fury captured on camera. This video is not just a showcase of her power, but also a testament to the resilience and adaptability of life on Earth. Let's appreciate and respect our planet even more after seeing these incredible moments.
Finally! Our favourite narrator is BACK!!!
Hope you've got a nice tan m8 in Ibiza, Cancun, Bahamas or whatever awesome place you visited!
Cheers and once again. Welcome back! :)
I think all of this is natures way telling us who really is in charge, and reminds us every now and then , when we keep pushing too hard
3:20 That's not a bridge. It's a snow shed. It's not incidentally allowing people to take shelter from a massive avalanche. That's what it's for, and that's why it's there.
In France this is called a Galerie. You can find them everywhere in the mountains
@@Guillaume2606 correct!
MAINLY though it is not for the protection of people per se.
it protects a railway line or road from avalanches.
Lucky you though, when you and your car are inside a Gallerie and an avalanche comes down. In the Austrian Alps they are also all over the place. Both on roads and railway lines.- Lawinengalerie - in good german langauge.
Mother Nature's fury captured in jaw-dropping moments! 🌪😱 You won't believe these incredible natural events!
The voice is BACK, baby!!!
Mother's nature revenged due to mankind unrespect to environment!!!❤❤❤
😢😢😢😢😢😢
What do you think the USA was like 1,000 years ago, it still happened, just nobody videoed
you can rename this '60 times the cameraman had one job and failed miserably"
The flood disaster reminds us of the importance of environmental protection. Deforestation and water pollution have contributed to the increased intensity and frequency of floods. We need to plant more trees, control waste, and protect ecosystems to reduce damage and safeguard the lives and properties of the community.
Thrilled to have u back
15:06 Perhaps you shouldn't buy a car with a glass roof. 😕
At 3:02 if you pause it you can clearly see the lightning bolt hit 100 ft on the other side of that vehicle.
It is absolutely clear that car did not get hit by lightning.
nature does not get angry it just follows the cycles of our world
It's all about our sins
Nature control our world .
It’s a figure of speech love.😂
NATURE FOLLOWS THE CYCLES THAT TMH YAH/ GOD SET FOR THEM
استغفرالله استغفرالله سبحان الله سبحان الله ❤❤حضرت محمد صلی الله علیه و سلم یاالله یاالله یاالله سبحان الله الله اکبر الله اکبر ❤❤❤
MashaAllah 😂
For those who want to know...in the video a reference is made at approx. 23:56..about a (Hurricane) in OHIO...that reference is CORRECT--Sept 14, 2008 the remnant of Hurricane IKE crossed over OHIO producing a windstorm with 75 mph winds that caused 1.255 Billion in damages across the state and killed 7. While the actual eye wall didn't hit Ohio, the storm still produced damage comparable to the hurricane itself. We had the remnant of Ian cross where I live and did damage to our home...the weather folks classified it as Hurricane Ian damage and our insurance listed it as Hurricane damage in the payout.
2:34 the house was well built to go in one piece
It's more than the voice!
The accent, the timbre, the pacing, the ability to "get out of the way of the story"... And, the editing is back as well. The VacayGuy segments were longer and "past the point".
So, reader/editor is the same person? Or they're a team off-mic and vacationed together? We have a plot, and it thickens!
Ok,very very good and fantastic ok videos, congratulation thank 🆗️👍🤗👋
now this is why i love the internet. great video :)
#3:50 is insane!
That was a dust devil near that truck 😅
Psst…check out dust devil.
A dust devil is a strong, well-formed, and relatively short-lived whirlwind. Its size ranges from small to large. The primary vertical motion is upward. Dust devils are usually harmless, but can on rare occasions grow large enough to pose a threat to both people and property.
And i am sure some of these shots will be used in the next - Hollywood Desaster - movie...
Glad we got the right voice back again !
is this guy modulating his voice because his boyfriend keeps squeezing his nuts?
27:00 Ive never seen an avalanche going sideways. must be very windy.
Those landslides freak me out tbh. Imagine everything you built and own is on that land. I used to think people in the mountains didnt have to worry about flooding, but they have their own worries
Guess what, everything we have is simply on loan to us anyway
Earthquakes are the only times that drunks can walk straight.
Not a bridge, snow shed. Very common in snowy mountains for that exact reason. Protection from avalanche
This is Hwy 1 in BC Canada. There are 3 of them.
@@michaelgarrison688looks like the Coquihalla
Right blame nature not HAARP not weathermod.
I have a bridge to sell you
NIce...the iconic voice is back.
is this guy modulating his voice because his boyfriend keeps squeezing his nuts?
Yeah, that's a pity. This irritating voice is very annoying! But what can one do about it? Turning the sound off isn't an option.
17:48 Was it the wind? That doesn't look like wind took those trees down. Looks more like a landslide, like the ground those trees were on gave way...
A vast majority of these clips are repeats from prior videos.... Getting kinda tired of seeing the same clips constantly....
I am real glad the original narrator is back the narrator that replaced you was awful.... So happy your back
YAAAAAAAAAAAYYYY!!! Wekum back, hope you had a great time!
Great video. I especially appreciate the down to earth commentary - not a pun or weak "joke" anywhere in sight! :-)
2:29 are the human inside the house?
Frente a la naturaleza, el ser humano es realmente pequeño.
I don't know much of the chinese languages but I'm pretty sure that after the mudslide I heard a worker say in manderin for "I'm so fired [from this job]"
16: 34 When half of the hill comes sliding down and someone feels the need to point his finger at it... Kind of hard to overlook.
There's always one finger-pointer in every crowd & another one who tells everybody to "Hey - look over there". --- like we're all deaf, dumb, and blind.
@@MomolosZtips Right :)
I wish People would put up "no flood zone" signs, so the water knows its not allowed to go there.
Finally, you are back !!!
Nature indeed is awesome. It just shows us we are mere bugs to it.
Welcome back! woohoo!🎉
when Mother Nature decides to tear everything up there is nothing you can do about it
Welcome Back 😄
Just remember that we live in harmony with nature. When nature plays the music, we have no choice but to dance to her rhythm.
Humans tend to forget that we are just guests on this planet.
"save the planet" is the epitome of human arrogance. The planet will endure, whether humanity survives is up to us
Sand Storms are not something you want to drive through, ever. I've seen cars with entire sides of their cars "sand blasted" down to bare metal.
A dust devil is not a tornado
Are there videos of natural disasters without anyone talking, just the most dramatic moments of human-made things being completely destroyed?
Please link them here, they are very calming to watch, but hard to find.
If a tree falls in the woods, but no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound?
I know many will disagree but mother nature is not what we have to fear but father God who created all things and will return soon. John 3:16 ❤ peace to you all.
There's always someone who has got to bring Father God up... 🤦🏻😅
you have nothing to fear not even death and least of all Gods love
@@ianmiles6813 Deu 8:6, 10:12; PSA 19;9, 33:18, PSA 111:10; Prov 1:7; Acts 9:31. It stops you from doing what is wrong. 💕
the bible is just a book. remember all things come from within. God is not to fear but to show unconditional love as hes shows you. all will be saved Jesus denys noone
@@ianmiles6813 each person has a choice to repent and follow Jesus or reject him. No the Bible is not just a book! God is love and all who follow him will one day be with him. The Bible is God's word.
3:47 Imagine explaining that to the insurance company and telling them you want to rebuild.
Damn, we missed you. Welcome back.
Caseoh really fell down the stairs huh?
26:45-ish, That's not a tornado, that's a dust devil. Tornadoes form in rainy conditions.
Lol 😂 Hurricane 🌀 Tornadoes 🌪 and Dust Devils 🌬😈 are learning experiences 😅🤣😂
@@scottfrank5903only if you live through them…
Jumped on the comments to say the same thing. Dust devil basically harmless unless you get debris in your eyes. Way too sunny to be a mini tornado.
This is God's work not some devil dust 😮❤
24:04 “In a town in OHIO, a hurricane brought…”
Um, I don’t think so. Either the word Ohio or hurricane is wrong.
It was a tornado in Ohio.
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Best weather channel ! I like the fact he BLEEPS out the swearing and he also has great music !
Yeah...pretty sure Ohio doesn't get hurricanes. And, the rear view mirror "tornado" was actually a dust devil, common in desert climates where heat creates these while the skies are clear blue. They only lay a few minutes, then dissipate.
My dad went through two serious Earthquackes when he was a kid, lived to tell the tale, while his father best friend died, not because the Earthquacke took his life because of falling debris or collapsing houses ecc...; he got so scared that he had a heart attack, and died alone in his house; rescuers found him hours later when it was too late. On my account I never counted the Earthquackes I happened to feel/witness, my best guess less than 10, but they were rather frequent in my elementary school years, the one that I can recall like it was yesterday, happened between 5 and 6 of the morning ten years ago, (tecnically it will be 10 years in September), not because it was strong, it was pretty mild, yes my bed was shaking, yes I felt it, but I wasn't compleatly awake so I thought I had dreamed it, not 10 minutes were passed since the last tremors had stopped that mom barged into my room, eyes wide like she'd seen a ghost, her face as pale as I never seen it before, she urged to wake up my sisters, and so I did, they weren't happy at all, since we had our morning wake up clock at 7; then mom just said this to us: "dad's is dead, Cancer took him!" we were confused, like: "Cancer killed dad? It can't be! He was fine until yesterday!" she ealborated barely a little more before bursting into tears: "not your dad, my dad, your grandfather" for the next week we didn't went to school and spent as most time as we could with granny, which by the way is still alive, kicking and cooking at nearly 86 years old. I can only speak for my part, but this I know my grandfather has been more a father to me than my father has ever been, I took on PC games from my dad, but the rest way of speaking, walking (although now I limp beacause of and accident in my 3rd High School year), food preferences ecc... those are all things I took after my grandfhater.
The cameraman has to practise more to keep the lenses focused at the event site & not to move here & there.
😂😂😂 I agree
Second video. "I'd like to show you a three bedroom, 2.5 bath, with a deck house. Well, a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath house. Err ... a two bedroom 1.5 bath house with a view. Uh, never mind. The house has literally just be "taken out" of the market."