@@WxChasing This season might be the worst of the 2020s thus far. It has been an absolutely terrible stretch of severe weather. You can even see how much of a psychological impact it has had on chasers and forecasters alike, dreading what they are witnessing unfold 😞
When I went through Kentucky a while back and I couldn't believe the poverty I seen. This was absolutely the last thing many of these people needed. I lived most of my life below the poverty line and know these struggles all too well. I hope and pray help comes quickly. When you don't have insurance or enough money for a hotel even overnight, life is a nightmare. I'm so very sorry.
Yep... meanwhile, "poor" illegal aliens are paying $10,000 a pop to get across the U.S. border. NEWS FLASH: Those people AREN'T POOR! The POOR foreigners are STUCK WHERE THEY ARE, just like plenty of AMERICANS!
Many prayers to those who lost everything in these storms! I also live in western Kentucky and it was a very scary and horrific night last night!! These people have already been hit once before with tornadoes, I couldn't imagine going through it twice.🙏🙏
It's wild. Sitting at home watching these colors on radar while this is the other end and reality of that situation. Any sense of excitement felt is immediately stifled when you remember that.
Oh yeah, the dread of watching these things unfold by observing radar is very real. It's a level of grief and helplessness that is beyond profound. It must hit those who work in the NWS especially hard since they have to issue these warnings. These storms have such profound and devastating impacts to both victims and observers
This storm traveled 40+ miles before coming off the ground and dissipating. It was on track to hit my Mom's area in Muhlenberg Cty, but stopped just short of Morton's Gap. It pulled debris over 47k feet into the atmosphere, so stuff was dropping 4-5 miles outward. God Bless all those who survived and the few that didn't...
Wow, I'm overwhelmed and devastated just looking at all of the devastation and damage- those poor people....we're about 4 hrs away at our getaway log cabin right now at Cave Run Lake, KY, those storms scared me yesterday. My deepest sympathies and prayers for the community, I hope they can recover quickly😢🙏💔
0:14 - I just watched the video of the man and woman and dog who survived this storm because of the shelter the man built himself in their basement. This video was shot at night, right after the tornado had passed, so you couldn't tell what the house had really looked like - but here it is, seen from above. And now I can clearly see where the shelter was and why it saved them. It's that grey box in the now-open basement. It's shown again at the end, at 7:53. The woman said (correctly) that just trying to shelter in the basement by itself wouldn't have saved them.
It’s actually a well traveled corridor around the Ohio and Mississippi confluence area. The infamous Tri State tornado struck just North of there. We have tornadoes 🌪️ in the Spring and Fall mostly but there have been numerous fatal storms in months not normally associated with tornado activity. The Harrisburg Illinois tornado in February (not this year) 6 fatalities I believe and a November tornado (at night) in Henderson/Evansville with 22 fatalities being just two examples.
Wow! This is so crazy. My heart hurts so much for this town. They just got hit with an E4 tornado in 2021. Now this... AGAIN! I don't even know what to say... I'm praying for everyone..
Just wait, you ain't seen nothing yet! "Deadly heatwaves, floods, storms, wildfires, droughts, crop failures... This is not “the new normal”. We’re at the very beginning of a climate and ecological emergency, and extreme weather events will only become more and more frequent." ~Greta.
Truly shocking footage, it feels like here we go again this season, non stop tornadoes whole communities getting wiped out. Love & prayers to everyone. Hope they get the help they need fast. ❤❤❤❤❤❤😢🙏
My heart goes out to these people. I can not begin to imagine what that must be like to lose everything. What I don't get is why they don't build homes with concrete ! If you are in a tornado prone area, build some solids homes. In FL you have to build them out of block! Maybe its a cost thing. This just breaks my heart. 😔😪
Yes ,a trailer is an immediate home ,less cost,$$$, but not even stickbuilt house can withstand these storms. Hence, tragedy , blessings 🙌 for all. Prayers
@@Enjoyer.762 No and thats why I said it might a cost thing.😔 😒 Its just not fair. I feel so bad for the people who were in the path of this monster. I am going to see how I can help - donate? Does anyone know how to help them?
The destruction is so random. Homes totally intact next to homes torn to bits. I assume many already had some very minor to major roof damage and the force of the air found an inch to get in. It also appears to totally miss some homes because nothing is out of place. Still it’s amazing how so many recent tornadoes just played out on miles and miles of undeveloped land. They also appear to be diverted away from highly populated areas. A very small dust up hit Brooklyn about a decade ago but did minimal damage. NYC building facades are required to be reworked about every seven years so the masonry is secure which is why there is always so much scaffolding on buildings. It’s never a good time to lose a home but this is a particularly bad time because of the inflation on building materials. Really sorry for their losses - especially their family and friends. Perhaps we need community builds again. We need creative solutions to our problems.
Nobody can afford to live in NYC except criminals and illegal aliens your woke NY government subsidizes at the expense of middle-class residents. Look at how many people have left NY for other states.
Eric Black from Tornado Tanglers went through here maybe an hour after the tornado disappeared. I recognize a couple of the houses from his live stream
Families are worth SOLID homes in America. We build in ways that are highly regulated by our government, box houses that may as well be made of paper, fiber glass insulation, dry wall... all very toxic stuff to have flying around getting into your nose, eyes and lungs... but yet, this is what is approved for our consumption. Homes that blow away to nothing when that big bad wolf comes to blow our houses down. I pray communities really pull together, and build back STRONGER and more sustainable. Government wont be fixing this. We the people have to take the lead when it comes to the quality of our lives on these lands. We're all being duped. Weather warfare is a thing.
Not sure about weather warfare, but we definitely can build better homes cheaper. A 40 ft concrete dome is likely the best choice. We should be working towards 3-D printing them. When we build rectangles, 2 stories up, it is dumb for cooling/heating and structurally vulnerable. Fiberglass insulation is junk, and the second pig builds with sticks. He died.
@@Enjoyer.762 I am a builder now retired, and I have run carpentry crews and concrete crews. I did commercial and residential. If you pour a slab, and a dome on top, it would be the cheapest pre-fab or built on site structure suitable for the location. Labor is the highest cost not materials,.... rookie . The 40 footers would be stunning and the science suggests from studies done with yurts, that people are happier living in a circular environment. Excessively large living spaces are wasteful.
A lot of people can't afford home insurance anymore either due to sky high prices, I pray God helps these folks, many will be homeless and could die on the streets
Do Solar Storms affect the possibility of more tornados? It seems like we've had a lot more tornados this season and we just had some of the worst Solar Storms in years or cycles. You guys know wayyy more than me, but is there a correlation?
So much energy in a 🌪️ to destroy a 🏡🏥🏨🏫🏦🏤 i3-5 seconds. Pick up semi trailers high up in the air as those they are toys. Taller then anything. Nothing to stop it but itself. WOW
**The parking garage at TCU is made with tube steel and expanded metal. I don't think any tornado could damage it, and if it also had an expanded metal roof I don't think anything inside would get damaged. This is relatively inexpensive construction.
This one would have, but brick is better, brick can probably handle a lower EF2. The main thing is lack of roof strapping and then you have lots of trailer homes, which can't hardly take 80mph
Strong and violent tornadoes will destroy brick buildings as well. Only nuclear power plants are built and rated to withstand such wind speeds. Are you that obtuse in regards to how much it would cost to build average homes to meet those structural engineering requirements?
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Not near as bad as what it looked on radar and I’m not saying this isn’t awful and I’m praying for everyone affected but radar looked like it was going to be complete destruction of everything
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Ryan Hall Y'all heroic broadcasting for 12 hours straight!
Max Velocity as well.
Sending prayers to Dawson Springs ... from a Mayfield survivor
So sad Kentucky proud people have to spend their Memorial Day picking up the pieces of precious memories 😢 💔
it’s beats a sharp to the eye whilst pooping habanero saouced
I’m moving and have realized less is more. I hope all these families find more than what they have lost. Blessings to all.
geo engineering
Someone learned their lesson in 2020 - that’s a badass storm shelter.
Whoever built that storm shelter deserves the uttermost praise and respect. Incredible storm shelter
i agree... his wife knows she married the right one...
I wonder if they recorded as they were inside the shelter.
2021, not 2020!!!!! Good god
@@SCREAMINGinCAPS Yeah I think he meant 2021. 2020 was an ugly year for tornadoes too though
This has been a devastating season for tornadoes and the lost of lives, heart breaking..
You know it is bad when storm chasers are wanting it to end.
I agree.. I've seen the frustration on the faces and heard the sighs thru ya's audios.. It takes a heavy toll on you mentally and physically..
@@WxChasing This season might be the worst of the 2020s thus far. It has been an absolutely terrible stretch of severe weather. You can even see how much of a psychological impact it has had on chasers and forecasters alike, dreading what they are witnessing unfold 😞
All by design
It really seems like the number and the destruction of the tornadoes is a lot worse than usual this year.
Just heart wrenching! I can't even imagine going through something like that!💔💔💔
My heart is in my throat. So sorry for what these people had to endure. God bless you all.
When I went through Kentucky a while back and I couldn't believe the poverty I seen. This was absolutely the last thing many of these people needed. I lived most of my life below the poverty line and know these struggles all too well. I hope and pray help comes quickly. When you don't have insurance or enough money for a hotel even overnight, life is a nightmare. I'm so very sorry.
Yep... meanwhile, "poor" illegal aliens are paying $10,000 a pop to get across the U.S. border. NEWS FLASH: Those people AREN'T POOR! The POOR foreigners are STUCK WHERE THEY ARE, just like plenty of AMERICANS!
send some 💰 at em ainchee ??
You realize poverty and just living simply are two completely different things, right?
I'm more than aware of the two...I'm talking about homes with 3 different tarps on them to keep the rain out. I'm not stupid@@jameslovitt994
That area of KY and TN gets hammered with storms for so many months of the year, maybe worse than pockets of FL, TX, or OK.
There were over 60 Tornadoes yesterday from Denton TX, to AK, MO, KS, IL, Ky and OK. It is happening everywhere. 21 Dead overall.
Many prayers to those who lost everything in these storms! I also live in western Kentucky and it was a very scary and horrific night last night!! These people have already been hit once before with tornadoes, I couldn't imagine going through it twice.🙏🙏
It's wild. Sitting at home watching these colors on radar while this is the other end and reality of that situation. Any sense of excitement felt is immediately stifled when you remember that.
Oh yeah, the dread of watching these things unfold by observing radar is very real. It's a level of grief and helplessness that is beyond profound. It must hit those who work in the NWS especially hard since they have to issue these warnings. These storms have such profound and devastating impacts to both victims and observers
This storm traveled 40+ miles before coming off the ground and dissipating. It was on track to hit my Mom's area in Muhlenberg Cty, but stopped just short of Morton's Gap. It pulled debris over 47k feet into the atmosphere, so stuff was dropping 4-5 miles outward. God Bless all those who survived and the few that didn't...
Wow, I'm overwhelmed and devastated just looking at all of the devastation and damage- those poor people....we're about 4 hrs away at our getaway log cabin right now at Cave Run Lake, KY, those storms scared me yesterday. My deepest sympathies and prayers for the community, I hope they can recover quickly😢🙏💔
Sending prayers to everyone who has lost homes and lives from this terrible tornado. God bless you all 🙏🙏
0:14 - I just watched the video of the man and woman and dog who survived this storm because of the shelter the man built himself in their basement. This video was shot at night, right after the tornado had passed, so you couldn't tell what the house had really looked like - but here it is, seen from above. And now I can clearly see where the shelter was and why it saved them. It's that grey box in the now-open basement. It's shown again at the end, at 7:53. The woman said (correctly) that just trying to shelter in the basement by itself wouldn't have saved them.
My Heart and Prayers are with you. Thank God it was not worse
TY for the footage, though hard to look at.
Stay frosty things are just going to keep getting more interesting 😎
I was following this tornado on Max velocity last night prayers to all the victims. I think this was a 40,000 high debris field tornado
Also Dawson Springs was Devastated by the Dec 2021 tornado. Losing 14 lives in that one. Prayers to all affected by this tornado!
Correct. We have a documentary on the channel from that tornado called 165 Miles.
@@WxChasing I will check it out...Thanks for all you do!!!
I hate this so much. Thank you Brandon and Johnathan for the great coverage.
I agree with you... I hate that tornados exist... so devastating...
Heartbreaking to see families' homes and property destroyed.
I can see the self-built tornado shelter from Johnathan Petramala's video report. That house took a pretty direct hit.
Well done WX Chasing! Incredible footage.
The shot with a whole section of forest snapped like toothpicks was unbelievable. What a horrible event.
Prayers for all these people
That's been a surprisingly active tornado corridor. I remember the one a few years ago like it was yesterday
It’s actually a well traveled corridor around the Ohio and Mississippi confluence area. The infamous Tri State tornado struck just North of there. We have tornadoes 🌪️ in the Spring and Fall mostly but there have been numerous fatal storms in months not normally associated with tornado activity. The Harrisburg Illinois tornado in February (not this year) 6 fatalities I believe and a November tornado (at night) in Henderson/Evansville with 22 fatalities being just two examples.
@@rugger1009mayfield
Western KY "home of the long track" new slogan
The forecasts for tornado potential depicted an active May this year.
@rugger1009 why do you suppose that is? Geography? The rivers/valleys? Or just random chance?
Can't even imagine. Been close to one but never that close! Prayers up!
Wow! This is so crazy. My heart hurts so much for this town. They just got hit with an E4 tornado in 2021. Now this... AGAIN! I don't even know what to say... I'm praying for everyone..
This is another very sad day. God bless those families! 😢
Just wait, you ain't seen nothing yet! "Deadly heatwaves, floods, storms, wildfires, droughts, crop failures...
This is not “the new normal”. We’re at the very beginning of a climate and ecological emergency, and extreme weather events will only become more and more frequent." ~Greta.
@@bargdaffy1535 Greta the goon would know… she plans for it.
prayers for all !!!!!! from jasonville IN so heartbreaking !!!!!!
Lord have mercy on everyone.🙏
Amen!
Came across the Barnsley damage where that mobile home was less than 5 minutes after the tornado disapated. Was this the area that had the fatality?
That's absolutely heartbreaking
😢😢 God Bless everyone.
I don't know but 'Dawson Spring Kentucky just SOUNDS like a place hit by a tornado. (2nd time in not that long!)
Those leveled forests reminded me of the Bassfield Soso tornado of 2020.
Great job ty God bless everyone and be safe
Truly shocking footage, it feels like here we go again this season, non stop tornadoes whole communities getting wiped out. Love & prayers to everyone. Hope they get the help they need fast. ❤❤❤❤❤❤😢🙏
wow...did you see the tools still hanging..? Wow..... this is horrible. how do you sort all of that out...I mean overwhelming....
Those people got hit hard,wow!
My heart goes out to these people. I can not begin to imagine what that must be like to lose everything. What I don't get is why they don't build homes with concrete ! If you are in a tornado prone area, build some solids homes. In FL you have to build them out of block! Maybe its a cost thing. This just breaks my heart. 😔😪
Yes ,a trailer is an immediate home ,less cost,$$$, but not even stickbuilt house can withstand these storms. Hence, tragedy , blessings 🙌 for all. Prayers
This isn't a wealthy part of the nation to be building reinforced structures. Help them achieve change
It's a very impoverished area. They are lucky to have what they have.
Apparently, you have looked at the cost of steel-reinforced concrete and what a structural engineer charges to design a tornado-proof home.
@@Enjoyer.762 No and thats why I said it might a cost thing.😔 😒 Its just not fair. I feel so bad for the people who were in the path of this monster. I am going to see how I can help - donate? Does anyone know how to help them?
Poor people! Just thankful more didn't get killed. 🙏
The destruction is so random. Homes totally intact next to homes torn to bits. I assume many already had some very minor to major roof damage and the force of the air found an inch to get in. It also appears to totally miss some homes because nothing is out of place. Still it’s amazing how so many recent tornadoes just played out on miles and miles of undeveloped land. They also appear to be diverted away from highly populated areas. A very small dust up hit Brooklyn about a decade ago but did minimal damage. NYC building facades are required to be reworked about every seven years so the masonry is secure which is why there is always so much scaffolding on buildings. It’s never a good time to lose a home but this is a particularly bad time because of the inflation on building materials. Really sorry for their losses - especially their family and friends. Perhaps we need community builds again. We need creative solutions to our problems.
Nobody can afford to live in NYC except criminals and illegal aliens your woke NY government subsidizes at the expense of middle-class residents. Look at how many people have left NY for other states.
oh my god the damage are incredible
...sad...prayers... y'all neighbors🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀
Eric Black from Tornado Tanglers went through here maybe an hour after the tornado disappeared. I recognize a couple of the houses from his live stream
Was their anyone at the WKY 4H camp in Dawson?
Just Heartbreaking
God be with them all.
😢Prayers for All
With all the tornadoes so far this year in America Must be a massive area at this stage that has been destroyed . Australian
I wonder the rebuilding cost
If I had a way up there I would come up there and help
Families are worth SOLID homes in America. We build in ways that are highly regulated by our government, box houses that may as well be made of paper, fiber glass insulation, dry wall... all very toxic stuff to have flying around getting into your nose, eyes and lungs... but yet, this is what is approved for our consumption. Homes that blow away to nothing when that big bad wolf comes to blow our houses down. I pray communities really pull together, and build back STRONGER and more sustainable. Government wont be fixing this. We the people have to take the lead when it comes to the quality of our lives on these lands. We're all being duped. Weather warfare is a thing.
Not sure about weather warfare, but we definitely can build better homes cheaper. A 40 ft concrete dome is likely the best choice. We should be working towards 3-D printing them. When we build rectangles, 2 stories up, it is dumb for cooling/heating and structurally vulnerable.
Fiberglass insulation is junk, and the second pig builds with sticks. He died.
"Weather Warfare??" SPC and NWS predicted this more than 5 days in advance!
@artstrology You haven't looked at what reinforced concrete costs per cubic foot and the cost of a structural engineer to design such a home.
@@Enjoyer.762 I am a builder now retired, and I have run carpentry crews and concrete crews. I did commercial and residential. If you pour a slab, and a dome on top, it would be the cheapest pre-fab or built on site structure suitable for the location.
Labor is the highest cost not materials,.... rookie . The 40 footers would be stunning and the science suggests from studies done with yurts, that people are happier living in a circular environment. Excessively large living spaces are wasteful.
@artstrology You can't claim the home or building is tornado-proof without having a structural engineer design it.
Kentucky 💙
Mercy, Almighty God 🙏 Please !😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢hope all are ok 👍 👌!
A lot of people can't afford home insurance anymore either due to sky high prices, I pray God helps these folks, many will be homeless and could die on the streets
Homemade basement safe room at 7:54 - appears to have worked.
Do Solar Storms affect the possibility of more tornados? It seems like we've had a lot more tornados this season and we just had some of the worst Solar Storms in years or cycles. You guys know wayyy more than me, but is there a correlation?
www.climate.gov/news-features/climate-qa/do-solar-storms-cause-heat-waves-earth
Oh no Dawson Springs got hit again???? 😢😢😢😢
Halfway through and I haven't seen many structures that weren't completely leveled.Terrible to see.
Twice ! That just aint right.country boy can survive 👊
So much energy in a 🌪️ to destroy a 🏡🏥🏨🏫🏦🏤 i3-5 seconds. Pick up semi trailers high up in the air as those they are toys. Taller then anything. Nothing to stop it but itself. WOW
I'm sure for these people it feels like the end of the world but you will recover in time.
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It did not hit Dawson Springs I live in Dawson it hit 2 miles outside of town in Charleston
This area just keeps getting hit again and again.
This makes wish I had a Drone
It's as though some angry evil force was determined to destroy these innocent lives.
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I think that most poeple are extremley fortunate that it didn't turn into a giant wedge and maintained the power to clean foundations.
Brick didn't stop this one.
Geezus
That is way bad !
Never buy a trailer if you don’t need too. ❤
Two
@@asynchronicity wrong friend.
Both wrong. It's "to."
@@missd369 Nope, “two” if you think about it.🤔
@@jconner3891 2….Get it…..friend?
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**The parking garage at TCU is made with tube steel and expanded metal. I don't think any tornado could damage it, and if it also had an expanded metal roof I don't think anything inside would get damaged. This is relatively inexpensive construction.
No where to hide,the cities are next!
Rebuild in a new way to protect yourselves - underground.
Lord have mercy on your people.
If we repent
Very good Image of why you dont ride out a Nader in a Mobile home
True. People continue to ignore warnings.
Great footage. I feel so bad for these folks. Just keep in mind, this is not at all Gods fault but you sure do need him now....especially.
Drone damage? Your drone did all that damage? Lol
Why americans build their houses with wood only? Do tornado destroy brick houses that easy also?
This one would have, but brick is better, brick can probably handle a lower EF2. The main thing is lack of roof strapping and then you have lots of trailer homes, which can't hardly take 80mph
There’s a destroyed brick building in this video.
Strong and violent tornadoes will destroy brick buildings as well. Only nuclear power plants are built and rated to withstand such wind speeds. Are you that obtuse in regards to how much it would cost to build average homes to meet those structural engineering requirements?
Ok thanks for clearing this up for me ⛈️😔
Is "HAARP" still conspiracy theory?
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There's not a single picture of any drone damage in this video. Clickbsit headline!
Super
My Goodness, to think a drone did all that damage.
:P
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"CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE, LORD GOD, I beg you to never force me to worship any false god and I ask you for forgiveness for my sins and immorality. Thank you for everything. Amen."
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Please pray this now, pray the words as you read them if you cannot look and remember them🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
geo engineering....
We pay more because there are no pipelines from other states. We are locked by the mountains.
Looks like Gaza.
I ain’t no how’s they done it but thes drones sure cost alotta dadgum damuge to folks and woods and such
Ok wannabe cleetus
Not near as bad as what it looked on radar and I’m not saying this isn’t awful and I’m praying for everyone affected but radar looked like it was going to be complete destruction of everything
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Repent and be Born AGAIN, for the remission of your sins and your forefathers sins and keep the commandments of God, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. 😭😭🙏🏼🙏🏼
Pretty sure that's the last thing those folks need.
2 Peter 3:7
7 By God’s word, the present heaven and earth are designated to be burned. They are being kept until the day ungodly people will be judged and destroyed.
Just wait, you ain't seen nothing yet! "Deadly heatwaves, floods, storms, wildfires, droughts, crop failures...
This is not “the new normal”. We’re at the very beginning of a climate and ecological emergency, and extreme weather events will only become more and more frequent." ~Greta.
and it is going to get worse from here on in... lets see how smart these americans are and leave the midwest AKA Tornado Alley!