I know it's just stuff, but it still takes a huge emotional toll to see the life you've built and the things you've worked hard for to be torn apart in seconds. Here's to hoping they have good insurance and can rebuild as smoothly as possible.
My brother lives in Oklahoma and I was shocked to hear that they don't require a storm shelter on each property. You are literally sitting ducks just waiting for nature to call your number down there.
It should be a building code mandatory for tornado alley paths anywhere a tornado can happen housing should always include a shelter to be tornado proof even for apt buildings a shelter should be provided on grounds nearby ....that is insane to me..,human lives are not disposable and should never be so irrelevant that providing safety is optional...there should be a state funding to ensure all dwellings include a tornado shelter adequate for number of residents no matter what!!!!! How horrific ....the building contractors don't feel a thing they take the money and run but where is the state on this crap they have one you better know they surely have a tornado shelter and on the citizens dimes taxpayers keep the lawmakers safe what a disconnect and betrayal of the citizens who put food in their mouths not to mention all the luxurious living the governor congressmen and senators live representatives too mayors and chiefs..chambers of commerce those members make bank lawmakers and dept of housing get your spit together.
When the air gets forced under it, its shape catches the air like a sail. It's got a big flat surface area for the wind to push on. The tornado probably pushed a huge amount of air into the main level while also shoving the roof sideways. The shearing load was too much and the whole thing just tore off. Scary as heck, glad they were safe in the basement.
Hopefully new construction will use hurricane ties and have a continuous uplift load path to the foundation. Biggest thing is preventing the roof from lifting off like a wing.
but they are in a pull yer self up by ya boot straps don't need to welfare red state. They will just have to suck it up and pull themselves up and not take a handout
Wow! God blessed them with commonsense. Tornados are just amazing in power. Are homes built in the tornado alley have the same building codes as those in the Hurricane zones? Cheers
Sad it's that time of the year have to put in all houses being built should have a steel bunker to go to when this happens! Basements are good only if the tornado doesn't go over the house because basement or not it will suck you out ! Bless all that have been affected!
People dont understand why we have basements, until uou explain what tornadoes do to things above ground. Keep change of clothes, shoes, rain jackets and food/water in basement, plus flash lights and 💤 sleeping gear.
Where are they gonna live now? Since a lot of the homes around them are ruined. The architectures should build tornado alley homes to not be so destructible rebuilding process. A home is phenomenal constantly rebuilding
Judging by the depth of the home, it's not a house. It's a DOUBLE-WIDE placed over a basement foundation instead of on a slab. EDIT: before the nasty replies come in...okay...it's a MANUFACTURED HOME that was either fully built in a factory and then trailered to the site OR it was modular and the factory-built modules were assembled and set on the beams over the basement. Obviously, the stairs are either an available option or a special modification and, either way, it saved their lives.
Gods mercy thank you Jesus thank you Great Creator of all heaven and earth and every living thing that these families are safe and sound things can be replaced but lives cannot and anywhere you live with loved ones is home!!!!
I didn't see a single hurricane clip used to atach the rafters to the walls. It might tear off the roof sheathing, but it isnt going to take the rafters off when they are used.
The hospital in Joplin, Missouri was a midrise of reinforced concrete. The tornado in 2011 picked it up and shifted it about 4" off of the foundation and killed several people inside. Building "tornado-proof" is a fool's errand. Better to just have a basement if something happens and to rebuild after.
Tornadoes will destroy a brick building more easily than a wooden one. The walls on this one actually held up pretty well too. Hurricane ties, which are becoming popular in Tornado Alley, might have even prevented the roof from being torn off.
Clearly the walls held up though when the roof was torn off. Brick is actually more likely to collapse in a tornado than wood framing anyways. If this was a solid brick house, then there'd be nothing but a pile of rubble.
What does the government have to do with tornadoes, other than nothing available to help real citizens because all $ goes overseas and to the illegal invaders of our country??
Wow. Whoever installed those kitchen cabinets needs this footage.
True 😊
The cabinets always stay
No mollies holding them up, those are screwed right to the studs. I'd say the dishes and glasses are still clean.
Looked like it was a beautiful home. But the basement was a lifesaver! Hope they make a speedy recovery from this disaster
The living room is very spacious.
I know it's just stuff, but it still takes a huge emotional toll to see the life you've built and the things you've worked hard for to be torn apart in seconds. Here's to hoping they have good insurance and can rebuild as smoothly as possible.
I'm glad they heeded and didn't stand there recording. I live in another part of the state and am glad to learn that so far, no fatalities.
So sad they lost their home😢 but thank god they are not hurt.❤
The warnings saved lives 👏🏼
Exactly! imaginary friend of so many, as usual, no where to be found!!
@@doobly140 Apparently living in your thoughts and mind. Could be a reason for that :)
That roof lifted off clean. No strapping between the roof rafters and walls. Hurricane straps are your friend. Wish them good will and rebuilding!
My brother lives in Oklahoma and I was shocked to hear that they don't require a storm shelter on each property. You are literally sitting ducks just waiting for nature to call your number down there.
Those Oklahoma tornadoes don't play around!
It should be a building code mandatory for tornado alley paths anywhere a tornado can happen housing should always include a shelter to be tornado proof even for apt buildings a shelter should be provided on grounds nearby ....that is insane to me..,human lives are not disposable and should never be so irrelevant that providing safety is optional...there should be a state funding to ensure all dwellings include a tornado shelter adequate for number of residents no matter what!!!!! How horrific ....the building contractors don't feel a thing they take the money and run but where is the state on this crap they have one you better know they surely have a tornado shelter and on the citizens dimes taxpayers keep the lawmakers safe what a disconnect and betrayal of the citizens who put food in their mouths not to mention all the luxurious living the governor congressmen and senators live representatives too mayors and chiefs..chambers of commerce those members make bank lawmakers and dept of housing get your spit together.
🙏🏻Hoping all our neighbors in Iowa and Nebraska are okay. Sorry for your loss, now onto a rapid recovery
I'm so sorry that your beautiful home was destroyed but very happy that you had a basement where you could go for safety. 🙏❤
it's so odd that a roof can literally lift off, while objects inside the house remain there.
When the air gets forced under it, its shape catches the air like a sail. It's got a big flat surface area for the wind to push on. The tornado probably pushed a huge amount of air into the main level while also shoving the roof sideways. The shearing load was too much and the whole thing just tore off. Scary as heck, glad they were safe in the basement.
@@star-army You can see roofs literally lifting off into the air - and then disintegrating - in more than one tornado video. It's really remarkable.
......pressure, in any sense, can be crazy.
I can't even imagine... my heart hurts for you and your community. Wish I could help. Love from Vermont ❤
Wow!! What power and force. Very reason, we are not to love this world or the things in it. Anything can come along and take it all away.
My God! I hope they get a new home and thank God they were ok! 😢❤
Lost my home 2 years ago. Still no home. It's beyond difficult to survive these days.
but God causes the tornados
Hopefully new construction will use hurricane ties and have a continuous uplift load path to the foundation. Biggest thing is preventing the roof from lifting off like a wing.
I'm not sure if that would help here.
Is heartbreaking
It really is just losing everything you work for
Glad they are okay. And they are smart for coverage. The ones who do not listen and want to watch ,well it's on them if they get hurt
and we just sent billions to more wars across the country 🤧
Would you rather have Putin tell you how to live your life?
but they are in a pull yer self up by ya boot straps don't need to welfare red state. They will just have to suck it up and pull themselves up and not take a handout
😮😮😮😮😢😢😢 so sorry happy there ok.❤🙏
All that beautiful wood. Thank goodness the family was safe.
Thanks to science for developing the warning systems.
Thank goodness there are safe
Oh how horrible for these people. I hope they are able to rebuild and recover.
Living in the midwest, it is pretty much a necessity to have a basement.
would have been nice if you actually showed the basement
Lord Have Mercy 😢😢😢😢
Prayers to All❤❤❤❤
Wow! God blessed them with commonsense. Tornados are just amazing in power. Are homes built in the tornado alley have the same building codes as those in the Hurricane zones? Cheers
The RESPONSIBILITY is the answer❣️
I am so sorry that this happened to you and your family.
I'd defiantly check to see if there was any beer in that fridge.....
That was probably the 2nd thing they grabbed 😣😣🤣🤣
If you live in tornado areas, you really need to build different types of homes, a dome house is safest
Basement is amust
Sad it's that time of the year have to put in all houses being built should have a steel bunker to go to when this happens! Basements are good only if the tornado doesn't go over the house because basement or not it will suck you out ! Bless all that have been affected!
People dont understand why we have basements, until uou explain what tornadoes do to things above ground. Keep change of clothes, shoes, rain jackets and food/water in basement, plus flash lights and 💤 sleeping gear.
Govt going to help America tornado alley should help families build tornado shelters!!!
Wow, no injuries god is good
Jeremiah 23:19
19 Behold, the storm of the Lord!
Wrath has gone forth,
a whirling tempest;
it will burst upon the head of the wicked.
Where are they gonna live now? Since a lot of the homes around them are ruined. The architectures should build tornado alley homes to not be so destructible rebuilding process. A home is phenomenal constantly rebuilding
Muito triste 😢
Omg 😮
Looks like a giant skillsaw ran through
Judging by the depth of the home, it's not a house. It's a DOUBLE-WIDE placed over a basement foundation instead of on a slab. EDIT: before the nasty replies come in...okay...it's a MANUFACTURED HOME that was either fully built in a factory and then trailered to the site OR it was modular and the factory-built modules were assembled and set on the beams over the basement. Obviously, the stairs are either an available option or a special modification and, either way, it saved their lives.
Gods mercy thank you Jesus thank you Great Creator of all heaven and earth and every living thing that these families are safe and sound things can be replaced but lives cannot and anywhere you live with loved ones is home!!!!
It's a good thing that they don't live on top of a volcano or where they have hurricanes, they would have been really dangerous places to live.
Y is the fire alarm going off
Hurricane straps are worth the extra cost when building!
Sun Roof?
The weather channel should report how government weather modifications programs are causing climate change.
Why do you not use bricks in your walls in US? It looks so fragile
Gostaria muito de ajudar
I think there fire alarm needs a new battery.
I didn't see a single hurricane clip used to atach the rafters to the walls. It might tear off the roof sheathing, but it isnt going to take the rafters off when they are used.
I usually roll over and go back to sleep when I hear tornado warnings
It's worked out pretty well so far
😳
Meanwhile back in Los Angeles....
Your Mehgan and mr harry should have got real jobs there by now, what's their address?
We need to use more concrete in USA construction. This cardboard just doesn't hold up.
The hospital in Joplin, Missouri was a midrise of reinforced concrete. The tornado in 2011 picked it up and shifted it about 4" off of the foundation and killed several people inside.
Building "tornado-proof" is a fool's errand. Better to just have a basement if something happens and to rebuild after.
this is sad,but did you expected less for a house made out of matches???
Tornadoes will destroy a brick building more easily than a wooden one. The walls on this one actually held up pretty well too. Hurricane ties, which are becoming popular in Tornado Alley, might have even prevented the roof from being torn off.
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дома из говна и палок - ужас конечно
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😂😂😂
Just awful.
Looks to me like they were living pretty high off the hog
Those folks saved a long time for that house
lol
What a nasty remark!!! Sounds like envy to me. Get a life.
@@babyraysharon6184 you sound like a Biden lover
fake and cgi
They didn't used bricks for the walls, that's why!
Clearly the walls held up though when the roof was torn off. Brick is actually more likely to collapse in a tornado than wood framing anyways. If this was a solid brick house, then there'd be nothing but a pile of rubble.
Are you a architect or did you even make it out of elementary school
eF5 tornadoes will sweep a brick home from the foundation and take the bricks with them. Obviously you don't know what you're talking about.
Join the homeless community.
Maybe you will be homeless
@@user-cm5sc1vj5f been there done that.
Hows the REPUBLICAN STATE!! KARMA IS REAL.
How mean, nasty and evil people are when they let politics infect their minds. So much that a tragedy has to be used for a political insult.
troll
@@chocolatecoveredgummybears lol.. no.. I'm one watching God work.
@SoundWave1984-cu6xb it's not mean or nasty..
I pray for people like them...
I'm just watching God work..
@chocolatecoveredgummybears lol.. you must be big.
But that is a whole different story. Big . Lol
You get what you vote for dontcha? All our $$$$ is overseas now.
What does the government have to do with tornadoes, other than nothing available to help real citizens because all $ goes overseas and to the illegal invaders of our country??