Huge Photogenic Tornado Touches Down Near Keota, Iowa
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2024
- A high risk of severe weather was issued across Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri which resulted in multiple tornadoes and damage across the area. This video footage was filmed in the High risk of SE Iowa near the town of Keota, Iowa.
Shot List:
00:00 - Large dusty wedge tornado hits structures and lifts debris, filmed 5 miles south of Keota, Iowa.
00:39 - Violent stovepipe tornado kicks up dust, filmed 7 miles south of Keota, Iowa.
01:56 - Large wedge tornado just misses Keota, Iowa to the north.
03:06 - Large wedge tornado off in the distance, filmed north of Fairfield, Iowa
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It was, and still is, an insane day of tornadoes breaking out.
It's still going, incredibly, at 2225 CT.
@@cheddar2648
Take cover and stay safe.
Global warming or H A A R P
I’m sooo concerned for and feel bad for everyone, people and pet, affected by these tornadoes, especially those at night. 💔💔💔🌪️🌪️🌪️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌈🌈🌈🦋🙏🏻
Yeah. Hurricanes we can track days ahead. All the way from west africa is where they are born. Tornados just pop up on the fly. No warning at all
Bizzarre: collar cloud, part wedge, part stove pipe, and just unbelievably violent. Never seen anything like this (born in OK, raised in Dallas/Ft. Worth, condo in KS). Insane...
Yeah, that thing was different today. Not something normally seen this far north.
geoengineering
Very different from what I've seen
@@One--Up No it's not.
Well, it's a pretty safe bet it didn't look like that a min. or two before, or a min. or two after.
It's a two-in-one you've got the supercell forming and a tornado. Just incredible footage
We've been taking a beating here in Alabama from tornadoes. The damage is like nothing I've ever seen when a tornado has touched down. These are staying on the ground for insanely long amounts of time and wiping out entire towns. It's truly terrifying every time we are under a tornado watch now because I never want to come face to face with one of these monsters.
You need an underground shelter. No structure or vehicle is safe
That's scary! We live in rural Iowa where there are no sirens. My biggest fear is a tornado coming at night while we're all asleep.
Geo-engineering hard at work destroying our world...govt funded
@@annie68164 wow that is Truly utterly Terrifying knowing that you can't hear Raid Sirens to at least know there's a Tornado. Hearing nothing at all but a big wind storm is terrifying.. please stay safe ok 😢😢😢💔🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@annie68164 I can't Fathom to imagine how scary it is for you and your Family and everybody that lives in Iowa
One of the best vids of a tornado I've seen! At 3:00 it almost looks like it slowed a little as if it thought about taking out the house. Absolutely terrifying.
Tornados are truly bizarre, all at once you’re watching in your porch or sitting in your basement then you hear beating winds and think you’re next, then it passes, you walk outside and it has wreaked all houses across the street but there’s only debris on your side. You thank whatever you can that you’re okay and help your neighbors. Knowing full well your luck could run out very soon…
I've seen a lot of Tornadoes in Texas
This is largest I've ever seen. Amazing
How tornado form it puzzles me. God bless you.
Look up "El Reno Tornado"
Birth Pangs Revelations read it! He’s on his way!
I was in Oklahoma in 2010 when there were over 30 in one day in Oklahoma.
@@MaLiArtworks186 I concur.
Wow! Both stunning and wicked-looking!
I live in the high plains of Colorado, we had high winds, forest fires in the mountains and blizzard chain laws in effect for driving over the pass. Crazy weather everywhere.
Thanks for being professional unlike other channels that turn comments off because of their unprofessionalism and immaturity. They say comments like "come to momma" and "ohh she's beautiful" as the tornado moves to some barns and silos. Ask that farmer if the tornado was beautiful? Because of their comments i gave the video a thumbs down. People die and homes are destroyed as if they were made of toothpicks. Professionalism like this video helps spread education and awareness of what happens during a tornado. Thank you for what you do and stay safe.
Thank you for sharing this! The beginning of this video, the first 4 seconds, is my favorite. What a beautiful tornado scene, with the barn and silos! It would be a perfect PICTURE to hang on the wall. 🌪❤
There's folks on Etsy that take professional photos of storms and tornadoes (as well as many other stunning shots of nature) and sell in various sizes and prices. The best is a guy named Frederick. Bought my daughter a print for Christmas. Quality is unbelievable. He's based in Iowa so he gets great material to work with. I lived in Iowa and my daughter was born there so I wanted a tornado photo from Iowa. The quality of his work is top tier. And I do remember seeing barns and silos😁
@@patriciaholloway Thank you for sharing that information! I'll have to look it up. Please take care of yourself. 🕊❤
so many tornadoes today so far they have counted up to 32 to 36 must be a historic count.
There have been superoutbreaks having hundreds. But this is a big event for sure!
@@Alexander_Tronstad this will eventually become normal in the near future. It's not a coincidence that the weather patterns have increasingly gotten more chaotic over the last decade, but too many people want to ignore the cause.
This is the most sinister use of 'photogenic' I've ever seen.
It's like when they call Ted Bundy sexy. He was a killer and so is this tornado.
Photogenic as in you can photograph it, it's low precipitations and not rain wrapped as many of these monsters are.
That has to be some sort of wind record. Look at the motion in that thing! Looks like it was a time-lapse in the beginning!
I've probably seen more footage and documentaries of tornado's than most people, and I agree. I don't think I've seen anything like this one, extremely violent.
I can’t believe in 2023 we have literally 13 minutes to get underground before a tornado hits us, & very likely ends us. I can’t get anywhere in 13 minutes!!!
Start reading your Bible and stay reading and in prayer. Jesus is at the door, GOD is weather. Put GOD first in all you do, love others as yourself and serve them and warn others by snatching them from the fire, then you will have no fear.
IT IS WRITTEN:
Isaiah 30: 30
The Lord will cause people to hear His majestic voice and will make them see His Arm coming down with raging anger and consuming fire, with cloudburst, thunderstorm and hail.
We need the Lord Jesus and we need storm shelters
13 minutes if you’re paying attention to sirens. These days you can get warnings on your cell phone. Be prepared to take action. Have a plan and you’ll be fine.
13 minutes if you are literally not paying attention.
This cell was warned and churning for hours.
@@Jesusisatthedoor oh my god
Amazing footage. Thank you.
wow, that's a shot! congrats! stay safe!!!
What a beast. Hoping those in its path had enough time to get out and away or find shelter. And thanks for the courage to chase this monster.
No deaths, only 1 injury last I heard on our local news in the area.
Grew up in Iowa, left bc bitter cold winters & spring tornados. This one is a monster, incredible footage. Grateful to hear only one injury here. Prayers to all in the many states dealing w/ tornado aftermath or current storms🙏🌎
Wow!! Beautiful to look at from a distance but up close from a distance down right scary.
Hats off to you guys ... Stay safe dear..❤
Absolutely beautiful yet so insanely terrifying. I knew yesterday was going to be crazy. This is a beast. Thank you for doing what you do ❤️
God help us all .
Definitely a violent tornado!! You can see the signature "ghost faces" within the tornado itself...😢
The 1997 Jerrell, TX tornado is often referred to as the "dead man's walking tornado " it got that name from one of the photographs oof the storm, which had an outline of a man walking with a cane. Truly terrifying
Best and safest Storm Chase video I’ve seen. Thanks for sharing!
thank you for doing what you do. i appreciate that you share for us at home to watch and ride the storms with you.. Thank you
It's absolutely amazing, really beautiful and frightening at the same time
Great coverage, thank you for what you do.
Thank you for this video. Tornadoes are horrific. But they have been very bad for a long time. For what it may be worth in March 18, 1925 one went thru Missouri, Illinois and Indiana traveling at 73 miles per hour across the land and 695 people died. It was about 1 mile wide and has been estimated to have been an F5 tornado (although there wasn't such a rating system at that time) by the damage it caused over its 219 mile path. I am sure so many died then because of the lack of warning systems in place. It is important to educate people about them and teach them to be aware of what is going on. Our weather service and local warning systems are so important.
You have an amazing camera bro! Best quality video I think I've ever seen !
Absolutely terrifying as in being my worst childhood repeating nightmeres growing up in the Midwest. For anyone a bit old in their 50's or older, you guys all know that climate and weather are unaturally more extreme in the 2020's than is typically normal. There is such things in the real world like space corporations, high tech space satellite weather modifications, and an evil red dragon of the East seriously working on beating America and EU countries down to nothing by decades end any and all sorts of unexpected surprise strategies. When I went to Missouri in November 2021, it was lights out, funnel clouds in the skies, and the feeling of terror sitting in an old WW2 small wooden old motel. It reminded me why life isn't very good in the rural heartland unless one had inherited a fortune in green acres along with a bomb shelter and necessary equipment. You guys are producing the most stunning sights in the history captured on video and 5G cellular. Pecos Hank has the most incredible tornado and storm videos.
man this is such a common refrain it's incredible, but it's disinformation. the 50s-70s were some of the worst decades for strong tornadoes. just because the vids you see are of moore, joplin and el reno tornadoes doesn't mean nothing happened before them. the last ef5 was in 2013 also. so, while the mar 31st outbreak was ugly, it was nothing compared to the '74 outbreak in terms of numbers and power of the storms, for example. please quit spreading this misinformation that storm intensity is increasing on some exponential scale, it's just plain false.
I don't know how all this keeps missing us, but I can assure you, no one here in Wichita is complaining.
I totally agree about us here in South Central Kentucky. We have had so much weather coming in last year and this year and a lot of it is it around us, but we have been spared in our small little nook of the state! Tonight’s weather was heading our way again, and it seems as though it is fizzled out somewhere in Tennessee. Now I’m super concerned about everyone north west of us above Bowling Green. They are getting destroyed.
Everything near Wichita ends up hitting Andover
That is terrifying! I grew up in Florida, I will take a hurricane over that any time😢
I've lived in Iowa my entire life and feel just the opposite🤣
@@evets9275 same here in IL. No twister will sit over your property for days. Give it a minute and it is done.
At least with a hurricane, you can get out of the way if you want to
@@jeffcraig5462 yeah but a tornado might leave you with no property left after that minute. Each a nightmare in their on right
@@kjford587 True, but every day after drone and news footage post hurricane doesn't show much better results. Just a prolonged misery to end up with carnage.
It's like seeing something supernatural manifesting itself in the material world....will mezmorize you if you'r there to see it.
Already this many tornadoes this early and this many big tornadoes isn't a good sign
You get the feeling it's going to be a busy year? Looking at tornados so close makes them look huge...but in terms of the entire super cell, which has a quite staggering size, the tornado is just a little pimple that is barely noticeable. A little pointy bit of cloud on the underside of a ginormous storm system. And yet that tiny little pimple can destroy towns in seconds. Just the most incredible phenomena.
WOW!!! What intense moment and recording it at the same time... Thank you for making and posting this excellent/scary video...
This my hometown. We are lucky that more wasn't destroyed and I think everyone is ok but going to be a lot of work here.
Absolutely my worst fear and I live nowhere that has these. I think Utah had one freak little one. My heart breaks for those who get caught in it or lose everything they worked so hard for.
I can't imagine owning a home there and looking outside and seeing that destructive monster lurking around, God bless all the people who have experienced losses from these scary storms 🙏
This footage is 💥AMAZING💥
Beautiful tornado.
I think so too , very photogenic!
Its beautiful but not beautiful at same time 🙏
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Huge outbreak today so many I lost count
OMGOSH!!! Dude, that tornado is massive and looks really really nasty!! I'm from Tennessee just a short distance across the Mississippi river from caruthersville Missouri!! I hope that thang don't come this way!!! Man, that it looks like it is moving really fast as well!! Thanks for sharing and you fellas stay safe!!
That looked like a school bus in the distance. I can't imagine having a bus full of kids and seeing a tornado barreling down on you!
This one resembles the April 2015 Rochelle/Fairdale Illinois tornado. Massive wall cloud with a massive tornado underneath. Almost looks like a nuclear bomb just went off.
God help these people.
I've watched a lot of tornado footage & this is definitely not normal.
Climate change
@@airportapplejuice9271
Right. It’s a brand new phenomenon, tornadoes. The most destructive (in modern history, at least) was in 1925. What was the political excuse for that one?
@@Acemechanicalservices Climate change shouldn’t be political
So the "collar cloud" is the really low base mezocyclone, which means this baby is STRONG as all heck! Lower mezo goes more pressure drops and wow-you captured a pretty serious ear-popper here. Yikes.
AT 1:54 YOU CAN SEE A FACE IN THE CLOUDS TO THE RIGHT! EXCELLENT COVERAGE THANK YOU AND DAM SCARY!
WHAT A MONSTER
Beautiful. Absolutely amazing footage of one of the coolest looking tornadoes I’ve ever seen.
Heed the warnings, folks.
That is why we say "Watch Out For The Warnings" If there is a watch, look for the warnings.
I've been up for hours looking at the storms and alerts, I hope I don't fall asleep during church tomorrow
@@bigbird4481 Saturday church? Weird, but okay. You do you.
@@cheddar2648 yeah we're trying keep the Torah in the bible as accurately as possible and it says the seventh day is set apart and to rest on it, and that's a Saturday not a Sunday
@@cheddar2648 likely Seventh Day Adventist…Christian sect.
Can anyone explain why tornados usually move from SW to NE generally? I am new to the storm chasing community and always wonder why it takes that path? Or am I just too new to not understand it. Thanks for chasing storms and the whole community spreading the info on socials, you have all saved many lives with pre notification before the sirens.
Chat GPT's Answer to your question is as follows.
"Tornadoes generally move from the southwest to northeast in the northern hemisphere due to the prevailing wind patterns in this region. In the United States, for example, tornadoes are most common in the central part of the country, where warm and moist air from the Gulf of Mexico collides with cool and dry air from Canada. This collision creates a horizontal spinning effect, known as wind shear, which can then be enhanced by other factors, such as jet streams or local topography, into a vertical vortex that can produce a tornado. As the vortex forms, it is usually carried along by the prevailing winds, which in this part of the world generally flow from the southwest to the northeast. However, tornadoes can also move in other directions, particularly in regions where wind patterns are more complex or variable."
Seems like a pretty logical answer to me!
@@LordTimelord exactly! I’m in southern Ontario, Canada and our prevailing winds almost always move west to east…from the north more in winter and the south more in sumner. I know our worst weather is here when a storm front is due north-south and moving east as that gives straight line winds or even a derecho. Another is when the storm front is the same but the winds switch up and also go north-south or vice versa. That’s when we get flooding or a super blizzard. Today we have the top end of the storms they are tailing off as tornadic systems in the south US. Up here it’s drenching rain/ice pellets/wet snow and fed by moisture from Lakes Huron and Erie (the Great Lakes also feed these systems quite well…Buffalo’s huge snow event was directly due to Lake Erie intensifying a Colorado Low).
The area between 30-60 north latitude is called the prevailing westerlies. SW thru NE is the steering current
Btw if your new to storm chasing you might want to see what the wind direction / speed is in the mid atmospheric level. Severe weather follows them more often than not
From a distance it would look like a wedge but it is the funnel wrapped by its own meso. Another tornado like the ones that fascinate me. At times I thought that funnel was a subvortex. It's amazing the structure of that thing.
Just wow! The violent rotation can be clearly seem. Great video!
incredible force of nature
what a ripper. absolutely badass
I’m absolutely scared to death of tornadoes 🌪️
Me too
Me 3
You should be more frightened that banks use scribbles for money. Program a card then tell you, you have credit. Here have some $1234567890. No wait. What are taxes. Ideas that make people broke. What is broke if we're alive? Debt, wages, that stuff is scary. And what are these $€¥¢£%? This money trick isn't funny anymore.
Wow it was moving so fast! I never seen them move like this in real time. You can see it making its path.
And the lightening with the fast moving wind is frightening!
That is an awesome sight to see! Never seen anything like it before.
This tornado looked to be an EF 4 at it's strongest. And it was moving FAST! Looked like it was traveling 75 mph or faster.
According to SPC, 65. Think about it, more than a mile per minute. Normally they only move that fast in the SE US
That is truly frightening! No way you can stop it's Destruction! Hope no one is killed, or injured😢
Those winds are insanely powerful, violent and wicked!! Brute beast savage winds. 🌪️
Photogenic tornado is like saying handsome devil.
Thanks!
Unbelievable day/night .and still more touching down...
Great photography! You did a fine job documenting this monster...🇺🇸 😎👍☕
Amazing footage
That looks insane!
I’m watching this video and get a notification of a tornado watch in my area. It’s not even raining here! I’m in Mississippi and we’ve had ENOUGH.
That is so beautiful. Wow.
I live in keota it missed my house by a half a mile and it was huge no one was hurt and we are helping the houses that got eaten
That Has to be an EF5 see that it’s completely black just like a lot of ef5s
Very lucky this big cell split into two before it hit Iowa city. Could’ve been very very bad
The rotation on the twister was incredible.
What a beauty geez
Incredible footage! 🙏🏻 💔
there is such a beauty in this deadly tornado. I hope everyone is safe!
It’s a beast!
It was insane I live in Davenport I was very scared for my house and other needs.
Hurricanes or tornadoes I don't know which is more terrifying!!
I've never heard of a tornado approaching a town as being described as "photogenic" before.
Insane. Absolutely insane.
I follow Pecos Hank, and this is one of the most wild looking 🌪️ I've ever seen.
That last one was so dark, very scary! Was that a school bus sitting there? 😳 Thanks for sharing, these were amazing and so clear. I would have loved to see the image zoomed out for a few seconds to see how the sky above the tornado looked. Often that is super interesting as well.
The violence at the bottom is fascinating! Thank you for these great pics!
Just wow!
OMG 👁👁 be safe all !!!!🙏 from Holland
I don't wish death, injury or destruction upon anybody, ever, but sometimes a tornado is so beautiful & striking that words nearly fall short in describing it. This one, with it's awesome collar cloud of a different color, is one of the best-looking I've ever seen. Wow.
These poor people!
Heartfelt prayers 🙏 going up from Tulsa Oklahoma.
Here in Manchester, Iowa, we were hit by two tornadoes, with wind speeds exceeding 80 miles an hour. They did extensive damage to a lot of the commercial buildings around here and it also damaged peoples houses. There’s trees that were blown over in Latin people to rust or the house was blown off his foundation.
Epic vid. and rare. While the most balmy day in the area in 6 mos. the air was clear, and as planting hasn't started yet, the light is spectacular.
Usually if/when these storms get rolling this far north, the fields are deep green, the trees are full and the air is dense with moisture.
Wow, this tornado season is producing some very spectacular tornadoes. Condolences for all effected by these monsters.
I had my Wind Alert app open on my phone to watch what was happening near me in IL. I could see wind feeding two tornado inline in Iowa. The wind feeding these was coming from more than 200 miles away - coming from all directions and converging in Iowa. Wind Alert was showing the huge swirl. I've never seen anything like it on Wind Alert. Most of the time, the tornados are not even recognized, but this showed the incredible convergence of wind.
From this video, id guess this is an EF4 rated tornado, possibly an EF5. Very violent motion, 65 mph forward motion
Notice how errally still everything is around almost up to the tornado! them people in that house were extremely lucky!!
It's so Awesome and terrifying at the same time 😳
This tornado went to the west side of Iowa City. I’m not sure how much further it went because we were getting ready for the storm to come into IL. It was on the ground to Iowa City 1.5 hours.
It looks similar to the Rochelle, Illinois Tornado.
Prayers for the families 🙏