No joke... My first name is Rae and I live in Stacy! Roflmao! My store was destroyed by 2 in one storm in 2010... I became a trained spotter to help with the PTSD anxiety I get with storms now... Plus it helps other people... Our sirens failed that day so the only warning people got was media and when they say trained spotters confirm it makes it very real... Seems more people respond to that... Something good came out of it at least!
This is incredible camera work and awesome discipline to keep from freaking out and saying pointless words that would cover the sound of that beast, moving over those southern Indiana Hills.
You could tell that thing was going so slow and just stronger with every turn it took. As if it was deciding what it wanted to do, which path to take. I swear those things seem like they have some kind of an intelligence to them.
Christy Dunlap It wasn't slow at all. It's the fastest recorded tornado in terms of forward motion(50-75 MPH). It doesn't appear to be moving because it's heading straight towards the person recording.
I was in this tornado. It sucked bad. They had my kids facing the lockers in hernryville. We are from Wv so we've never dealt with twisters. It was horrible. The sirens were the worst part for me.
Awesome camera work Ed ! Some of the best tornado close up video I've ever seen and I've seen many. So smooth with the pans and no shaking. Looks like it's coming right at you there. Very scary. Thanks for sharing this and I'm glad you guys came out unscathed.
Hello, I'm currently working on a video on the March 2, 2012 Tornado Outbreak and I was wondering if I could use this video in my documentary that I am currently working on with proper attribution and credit? Let me know if you have any questions, and my business email is on my TH-cam channel if you need to discuss with me on this topic further.
Wow! You said it turned, and if that's the case, you were EXTREMELY lucky. It appeared to me you stopped filming at the right time to seek shelter. It appears from the film, it was on a path right for your location, and I would've been scrambling to gather things like photos and other sentimental objects (pets too). Telling you.....God must love you if it didn't hit your property. You stopped filming while it was less than a minute from hitting your location. Trust me...I've seen a few of these.
I could hear the roar from this 🌪️ tornado. Scary. Excellent camera work as this tornado seems as though it was coming right at you. Glad you and your family came out unscathed from this horrific storm.
@@F5Storm1 This record was broken by the Bayard IA 1/15/2021 EF-2 tornado which traveled it's full path length of 24 miles in just 14 minutes, which comes out to be 102MPH. Re: NWS Des Moines
@@F5Storm1 It was a jaw-dropper for me- never thought we'd get anything that quick for more than a few moments like Hank's footage. BTW are you on TalkWeather?
Great video, your husband is brave! I'm glad that your house didn't not get hit, I feel terrible for those who wern't so lucky. I miss the sounds of crickets and frogs... Hate this winter chit... Speaking of storms and winter I have Winter Mix and Ice Storm Warnings.....
That has got to be the most violent motion I've ever seen, since the Andover tornado I'm surprised this wasn't an EF5, is there an extended version of this?
i find it eerie that you mention the andover tornado and comparing it with this as they have a video that a guy is in a similar situation as he records the tornado coming towards him ....one of the best tornado videos you will see cause it really shows how fast these things move
It's so amazing to watch a tornado "breath", is what I call it. You can see the suction up the sides of the condensation funnel -- something like the videos of May 20,2013, these tornadoes were pure evil. I can always tell what Fujita scale Tornado they are, just by watching the sides of that condensation funnel and seeing how wide the funnel is at that time. The most attractive, artful, or evil looking tornado was April 22, 2011 -- the Tuscaloosa EF-4, that looked freaking evil over all of them -- watch the videos. It had horizontal vortex' coming out from everywhere, like snakes. When that happens so crisp, you can tell that there is a lot of humidity in the air. Humidity to a tornado, is like gasoline to a fire.
Size of the condensation funnel means nothing, the funnel could be a few feet wide, but the actual tornado could be a mile. The only true way to tell by looks, is by looking for multiple vortices or satellites. That means it's EF3 or above.
@@mpk6664 The only true way to tell is to measure wind speed and/or damage. Size, shape, overall appearance mean nothing. I watched an EF-0 tornado that was a mile and a half wide, "looked" like and EF-5. Only a few shingles missing from homes and a few downed limbs.
E Mack horizontal and vertical vortices, caused by intense upward motion in and near the tornado, very common with intense tornadoes like this. Cullman and Tuscaloosa, AL in 2011 had these as well. Incredible
Susie Arviso it was moving. the thing about tornadoes, is if it isn't moving left or right and seems like it is getting bigger..seek shelter! because it is coming straight at you.
Brad Sullivan it was on the ground for a while, everyone knew it was coming. Also, small towns didn't have sirens because of the politicians being cucks.
@@YTBruler1 And most of the folks who are in places without sirens don't understand that they can't run continuously or they will overheat and fail, so you get a few minutes of sound then a break for the sirens to cool before it's repeated if necessary. So not hearing a siren doesn't mean they weren't there or weren't used.
No joke... My first name is Rae and I live in Stacy! Roflmao! My store was destroyed by 2 in one storm in 2010... I became a trained spotter to help with the PTSD anxiety I get with storms now... Plus it helps other people... Our sirens failed that day so the only warning people got was media and when they say trained spotters confirm it makes it very real... Seems more people respond to that... Something good came out of it at least!
Love the neighbors yelling at eachother. Laughed so hard happy you guys are ok
This is incredible camera work and awesome discipline to keep from freaking out and saying pointless words that would cover the sound of that beast, moving over those southern Indiana Hills.
You could tell that thing was going so slow and just stronger with every turn it took. As if it was deciding what it wanted to do, which path to take. I swear those things seem like they have some kind of an intelligence to them.
Christy Dunlap It wasn't slow at all. It's the fastest recorded tornado in terms of forward motion(50-75 MPH). It doesn't appear to be moving because it's heading straight towards the person recording.
It was moving at over 70 mph, that's over a mile a minute
Tornadoes in Indiana have a mind of their own, indiana has had the worst tornado disasters in the country
I was in this tornado. It sucked bad. They had my kids facing the lockers in hernryville. We are from Wv so we've never dealt with twisters. It was horrible. The sirens were the worst part for me.
Awesome camera work Ed ! Some of the best tornado close up video I've ever seen and I've seen many. So smooth with the pans and no shaking. Looks like it's coming right at you there. Very scary.
Thanks for sharing this and I'm glad you guys came out unscathed.
Hello, I'm currently working on a video on the March 2, 2012 Tornado Outbreak and I was wondering if I could use this video in my documentary that I am currently working on with proper attribution and credit?
Let me know if you have any questions, and my business email is on my TH-cam channel if you need to discuss with me on this topic further.
Wow! You said it turned, and if that's the case, you were EXTREMELY lucky. It appeared to me you stopped filming at the right time to seek shelter. It appears from the film, it was on a path right for your location, and I would've been scrambling to gather things like photos and other sentimental objects (pets too). Telling you.....God must love you if it didn't hit your property. You stopped filming while it was less than a minute from hitting your location. Trust me...I've seen a few of these.
I could hear the roar from this 🌪️ tornado. Scary. Excellent camera work as this tornado seems as though it was coming right at you. Glad you and your family came out unscathed from this horrific storm.
you ended video a little to soon, it was really getting good
There's a part 2: th-cam.com/video/oZ1LyjnYOcM/w-d-xo.html
That came at you so fast! It's a miracle that it turned.
Culturally, southern Indiana resembles central Kentucky. Although in my opinion, that's a compliment.
Terrific video work and an excellent look at how a tornado reaches far outside the visible funnel cloud.
🤣😆LOL. “SON OF A BEATCH.” Ya’ll ok over there” 😂😆🌪
I saw this one listed on a site as one of the fastest tornadoes recorded, in terms of forward motion (~75mph!).
June 16, 2014 Pilger, NE, one of the EF4s rotating around the developing tornado was clocked at over 90 mph, crazy stuff
@@F5Storm1 This record was broken by the Bayard IA 1/15/2021 EF-2 tornado which traveled it's full path length of 24 miles in just 14 minutes, which comes out to be 102MPH. Re: NWS Des Moines
@@P_RO_ it's insane how fast they can move, the warning time is drastically reduced because of that
@@F5Storm1 It was a jaw-dropper for me- never thought we'd get anything that quick for more than a few moments like Hank's footage. BTW are you on TalkWeather?
Great video, your husband is brave! I'm glad that your house didn't not get hit, I feel terrible for those who wern't so lucky.
I miss the sounds of crickets and frogs... Hate this winter chit...
Speaking of storms and winter I have Winter Mix and Ice Storm Warnings.....
That has got to be the most violent motion I've ever seen, since the Andover tornado I'm surprised this wasn't an EF5, is there an extended version of this?
It probably was an EF5 but the homes it hit weren’t anchored properly
i find it eerie that you mention the andover tornado and comparing it with this as they have a video that a guy is in a similar situation as he records the tornado coming towards him ....one of the best tornado videos you will see cause it really shows how fast these things move
Tornadoes have always sounded to me like waterfalls.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
It's so amazing to watch a tornado "breath", is what I call it. You can see the suction up the sides of the condensation funnel -- something like the videos of May 20,2013, these tornadoes were pure evil. I can always tell what Fujita scale Tornado they are, just by watching the sides of that condensation funnel and seeing how wide the funnel is at that time. The most attractive, artful, or evil looking tornado was April 22, 2011 -- the Tuscaloosa EF-4, that looked freaking evil over all of them -- watch the videos. It had horizontal vortex' coming out from everywhere, like snakes. When that happens so crisp, you can tell that there is a lot of humidity in the air. Humidity to a tornado, is like gasoline to a fire.
flashy5150 Tuscaloosa tornado was April 27 2011 not April 22
It's hard to judge how strong a tornado is because looks can be deceiving
Size of the condensation funnel means nothing, the funnel could be a few feet wide, but the actual tornado could be a mile.
The only true way to tell by looks, is by looking for multiple vortices or satellites. That means it's EF3 or above.
@@mpk6664 The only true way to tell is to measure wind speed and/or damage. Size, shape, overall appearance mean nothing. I watched an EF-0 tornado that was a mile and a half wide, "looked" like and EF-5. Only a few shingles missing from homes and a few downed limbs.
@@Sparky3200 A tornado with multiple vortices will, generally, be an EF3 or above.
The upward motion and satellites going around it is just insane
Ferocious yet beautiful
Incredible video!!
Hey, I remember that day. I was in middle school when it happened. I was thinking it was going to come to me since my school is close to Henryville.
Can't believe how fast it was moving...
still a great clip 10 years later
Great footage, no talking.
That very dangerous tornado was headed straight towards the Videographer. That would be a scary thing to see in real life!
We have hurricanes in Louisiana mostly.We had a few F-0 tornadoes as far south as New Orleans Louisiana
Until the last quarter of the video is appears that the videographer is directly in the path.
I hope all are ok, god bless
I wouldn’t be cursing I would be praying!
Well.... did the tornado hit that neighborhood.... or veer-off in another direction?
It turned but killed a family in our town including an 18 month old. It also traveled to the next town and hit the school
@@staceyrae1 Thank God it turned, tragic about the fatalities! I well remember the day that tornado came... as I live not far.
At this point I’ts impossible to know where it’s going….
I have a question. What do you call those creepy looking tendrils that shoot out from the sides of the tornado?
E Mack horizontal vortices
lauranowar. Thank you.
E Mack horizontal and vertical vortices, caused by intense upward motion in and near the tornado, very common with intense tornadoes like this. Cullman and Tuscaloosa, AL in 2011 had these as well. Incredible
E Mack I call them tendrils. Those things are sinister, often having higher wind speeds than the actual tornado.
Wowww
First you thought it was going to go north, but wound up going south.
The sky taking a dump
Were are the sirens
The noises are super creepy🙃
Frogs then the roar of the approaching tornado
what is it like to stand that close to a f3 tornado?
It was an EF4
That's a violent ass tornado
If you can not see that you're blind
there is a lot of vid of this tornado
That's a F- 3 or something else.
I hope it turned
ef4 tornado
This one seemed to be focused on one spot. Barely moved.
Susie Arviso it was moving. the thing about tornadoes, is if it isn't moving left or right and seems like it is getting bigger..seek shelter! because it is coming straight at you.
Edited- The Bayard IA EF-2 on 1/15/21now holds the ground-speed record for tornadoes at 102MPH
It was moving at over 70 mph, over a mile a minute, it appeared stationary because it was coming right at the camera man
No sirens why
Brad Sullivan it was on the ground for a while, everyone knew it was coming. Also, small towns didn't have sirens because of the politicians being cucks.
@@YTBruler1 And most of the folks who are in places without sirens don't understand that they can't run continuously or they will overheat and fail, so you get a few minutes of sound then a break for the sirens to cool before it's repeated if necessary. So not hearing a siren doesn't mean they weren't there or weren't used.
@@mpk6664 some towns can't afford sirens, they're not mandatory
@@F5Storm1 The political people of Indiana don't care for towns south of Indianapolis. Hence why they don't have the funding for sirens.
@@mpk6664 I live in a town much smaller than Henryville and we have sirens
Tornadoes are the worst ever in the universe
So it was like the Joplin tornado
No where near Joplin, it killed 158 people and was an EF5
I do chase tornadoes
Great video, but somebody should tell Ed that cussing is not allowed on the internet! Tsk-tsk!