The Sequel to Unprecedented is here! P.S. I'm very much aware Paul couldn't pronounce Derecho right, I have no clue why honestly, so that's your warning about that now. WHYT
Ironically, we just saw our first ever recorded tornado here in Hancock County WV. It was rated as an F-2, and skipped over a mainly rural part of the county.
I applaud you sir. Very well done, and you researched your geography excellently. As a resident of Buffalo NY, you stated the countries and cities/towns correctly. I also thank you for not destroying my city with a Tornado, we have enough problems as it is. 10 out of 10 rating!
The National Water Closet Service has issued a Turdnado Warning for your area. Expected impact: Torrential diarrhea, flying toilet paper, and gusty farts are expected. Precautionary preparedness actions: Find toilet paper, plungers, and decode.
After the sirens spin down around 33:00, I swear I hear the faint ringing of church bells in the background. Which is hella creepy and a super-nice touch. Well done.
1:26-128 sounds like someone's dog decided to announce its presence LOL im loving this !!!! im not even finished listening and all im going to say is... youve outdone yourself again :)
This definitely scared me when it rocketed into Eastern PA. Thank you for the much needed scares and laughs this Halloween Wheeler. PS: Long live the Toilet Path!
I came back to this scenario and still like it a lot. The worst storm I ever rode out wasn't a tornado or a hurricane, it was a downburst thunderstorm that slammed into where I was living in Virginia in 1992 I think. It was moving east at 75 mph and the winds were pushing 90 mph. When I went out later, I saw trees literally braided into power lines, humongous trees ripped out of the ground by the roots, roof shingles blown off, part of the old Academy Theatre in Lynchburg collapsed, no power anywhere. It was insane and no tornadoes were ever warned from the storm, it was just straight-line winds. Might've been part of a derecho, I don't know. But it was one hell of a ride there for about 15 minutes.
Allentown PA where the EAS guy said Toilet Path when they just issued an Extreme Tornado Emergency and the wording in that alert is Extremely Jaw-dropping and made everyone speechless about that Tornado.
1:27:30 "Your license has expired or you do not have a valid license verification file. Please contact our sales support team for more information." during repeating extreme tornado emergency alert
Absolutely fucking loving it. These are the scenarios I love to watch, to take time off and listen to them while I work and watch them when I have free time. They're just that good. I know you worked hard on this, I'm proud of you. :)
This reminds me somewhat of an experience I went through with a rapidly developing storm. It was July 11, 2020 and I was watching a typical stormy night in Oklahoma with severe warned storms near and north of OKC that weren't really doing anything. At one point, a small line of storms protruded out of this large rain mass and gets severe warned for 60 mph wind gusts. I didn't think much of it and left the room for a little bit. (I think I went either to my room or the bathroom) When I came back to my parents' room, I kid you not: the thing had grown into a squall line that was swinging eastward and the velocities on News 9 were showing up to 90 mph in certain spots above the surface. It took me a second to process this: I was like, "What the hell just happened!?" So I went outside to record it coming. I'm not joking when I say this: I could see the roll cloud from the storms and the lightning in them. Then I started seeing power flash after power flash after power flash lighting up the sky. However, it was DEAD CALM as I watched it approached with almost no wind at all. They say its the calm before the storm and I've seen this a number of times since I moved to this state, but that was the most eerie one I've ever been through. Funny thing is my dad grew up in the Southeast and is not phased by storms at all. I told him to move from where he was in front of a large window in our home, but he wouldn't listen to me until we had a brief brownout. I remember just siting in the living room as the weather radio continued to read out warnings. The progression of these warnings for this line of storms in Oklahoma went like this: mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0546/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120410 mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0547/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120430 mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0548/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120450 mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0550/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120535 mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0553/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120620 mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0555/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120640 mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0557/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120710 Notice what one of the updates in the second warning says: "HAZARD...90 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail." This was 43 MINUTES after this storm was first severe-warned. I recorded that message, but can't find the recording. I wish I knew where that was. As David Payne says; storms seem to intensify after they've crossed US 81 for some reason. The El Reno tornado in 2019 did the same thing: it formed after crossing US 81. It was one crazy night indeed and I don't think I will ever forget.
Also, severe thunderstorm emergency do exist. EDIT: LOL! That boss office. It isn't a thing in the NWC (National Weather Center), but it was funny to see.
I always love the scenarios around my area so I can cheer when they take out places I hate (like Boardman and Youngstown lmao), but then get mad when they hit my county- It's also really funny it would mention all of the areas around my city, without saying my city name because I always get mad that Butler always gets the good storms, but they never hit us... Edit: it said my city as soon as I posted this lol
Absolutely amazing. The only thing that got me was how the newscaster around 37 mins in had a way to upbeat tone to the voice for the situation. Had me giggling a bit 4 sure. 😆😆But for real awesome vid you just gained a sub here my friend!
12:56 It’s nice to see the goblin get hit. (For context, there is a horrorcow named Cyraxx that lives in Akron, and is known for being a weirdo.) Jokes and stuff aside, I loved the scenario and I hope you have a great day.
I recall having seen a reflectivity silhouette like the one on the video's thumbnail on radar so long ago, heading towards my home (I live near València, Eastern Spain). By then, I was freaking afraid of thunderstorms, so I panicked when I witnessed it. 😰😨😱🙀
Woah woah! A sequel to the original?! You son of a bitch. I’m in! Before: I’m ready! I’m prepped! Let’s do this! After: This scenario was fantastic but I have a quick gripe: during the TV station scenes there was no imagery (at least on mobile versions of TH-cam) which left me feeling a bit left out in terms of what was occurring as radar images of the derecho and couplets for the tornadoes would’ve been awesome to see. If this is reduced to just mobile I could get past it but if it was entirely left out maybe add at least the TV station background instead of a black screen. That’s the only gripe I had however, the rest was brilliant. Good job and keep up the good work
Thanks for the feedback! It's something I considered doing then dipped out on, don't know why I just decided to put it blank, but I plan to implement radar screens in the future.
@@WheelerYT you have thoroughly impressed me with your storytelling within the scenarios. The images of radar screens or TV coverage will be in my honest opinion a very welcome and mood changing change. The only reason I said what I did was because understanding how you word things viewing the visual representation of such a thing would be for lack of better words “scary in the best way.” I look forward to seeing how you might implement these in future scenarios. Furthermore I must admit I slightly envy your talent at this after I’ve attempted to create scripts for eas scenarios that I could not find motivation to finish (which is not limited to 3 sentient tornadoes, a verneshot event volcanic eas, and a scenario similar to your unprecedented series which follows what would be the longest tracked tornado in history) keep up your good work mate and I honestly look forward to whatever you may put out next
1:25:23 "a Doppler on Wilson radar" 1:27:30 "Your license has expired or you do not have a valid license verification file. Please contact our sales support team for more information." during extreme tornado emergency
Absolutely amazing. Loved seeing Northeast Ohio and western Pennsylvania in this. Yet another unbelievable masterpiece by Wheeler. Well done.
My county got absolutely obliterated in this scenario. Nothing left.
Same
Same
My county got the very first SVR - Trumbull County
Ironically, we just saw our first ever recorded tornado here in Hancock County WV.
It was rated as an F-2, and skipped over a mainly rural part of the county.
I applaud you sir. Very well done, and you researched your geography excellently.
As a resident of Buffalo NY, you stated the countries and cities/towns correctly.
I also thank you for not destroying my city with a Tornado, we have enough problems as it is.
10 out of 10 rating!
Give him a minute...
The EXTREME TORNADO EMERGENCY actually gave me goosebumps with the description 💀
This is an extreme toilet emergency for the warned area
Taco Bell be like 😂
The National Water Closet Service has issued a Turdnado Warning for your area. Expected impact: Torrential diarrhea, flying toilet paper, and gusty farts are expected. Precautionary preparedness actions: Find toilet paper, plungers, and decode.
@@epicboomshine6595
😂😂
After the sirens spin down around 33:00, I swear I hear the faint ringing of church bells in the background. Which is hella creepy and a super-nice touch. Well done.
32:26 i want to say?
Same thing happened later when another emergency was declared for Binghamton, NY.
1:26-128 sounds like someone's dog decided to announce its presence LOL im loving this !!!! im not even finished listening and all im going to say is... youve outdone yourself again :)
This definitely scared me when it rocketed into Eastern PA. Thank you for the much needed scares and laughs this Halloween Wheeler.
PS: Long live the Toilet Path!
30:58 ***TORNAD WARNING***
Ah yes
Extreme toilet emergency 😂
I came back to this scenario and still like it a lot. The worst storm I ever rode out wasn't a tornado or a hurricane, it was a downburst thunderstorm that slammed into where I was living in Virginia in 1992 I think. It was moving east at 75 mph and the winds were pushing 90 mph. When I went out later, I saw trees literally braided into power lines, humongous trees ripped out of the ground by the roots, roof shingles blown off, part of the old Academy Theatre in Lynchburg collapsed, no power anywhere. It was insane and no tornadoes were ever warned from the storm, it was just straight-line winds. Might've been part of a derecho, I don't know. But it was one hell of a ride there for about 15 minutes.
I knew he said Toilet Path lol! 😂🤣
Where?
Allentown PA where the EAS guy said Toilet Path when they just issued an Extreme Tornado Emergency and the wording in that alert is Extremely Jaw-dropping and made everyone speechless about that Tornado.
1:25:23 a Doppler on Wilson radar
1:27:30 "Your license has expired or you do not have a valid license verification file. Please contact our sales support team for more information." during repeating extreme tornado emergency alert
Shoulda had the sound of an Allertor siren, since they look like a sideways toilet! 😂😂
Amazing job for an amazing EAS Creator. Good job wheeler. Keep up the great work
On the Toilet Path just sounds like a NOAA/EAS way of saying shit is about to go downhill real fast.
Frrr
Yeah, probably
30:43 Sirens begin blaring
Captions: [Music]
@@francescalewis2835 In the background.
Also at 1:05:30
Captions: [Music] [Applause]
Music to my ears
Absolutely fucking loving it. These are the scenarios I love to watch, to take time off and listen to them while I work and watch them when I have free time. They're just that good. I know you worked hard on this, I'm proud of you. :)
Omg hi johnson
July 4th, 1969 is another instance of a derecho in this area too.
Interesting to see my county get placed under a Severe Thunderstorm Emergency in this :p
I’ve never heard of a Severe Thunderstorm Emergency before 😂😂😂
This reminds me somewhat of an experience I went through with a rapidly developing storm. It was July 11, 2020 and I was watching a typical stormy night in Oklahoma with severe warned storms near and north of OKC that weren't really doing anything. At one point, a small line of storms protruded out of this large rain mass and gets severe warned for 60 mph wind gusts. I didn't think much of it and left the room for a little bit. (I think I went either to my room or the bathroom) When I came back to my parents' room, I kid you not: the thing had grown into a squall line that was swinging eastward and the velocities on News 9 were showing up to 90 mph in certain spots above the surface. It took me a second to process this: I was like, "What the hell just happened!?" So I went outside to record it coming. I'm not joking when I say this: I could see the roll cloud from the storms and the lightning in them. Then I started seeing power flash after power flash after power flash lighting up the sky. However, it was DEAD CALM as I watched it approached with almost no wind at all. They say its the calm before the storm and I've seen this a number of times since I moved to this state, but that was the most eerie one I've ever been through. Funny thing is my dad grew up in the Southeast and is not phased by storms at all. I told him to move from where he was in front of a large window in our home, but he wouldn't listen to me until we had a brief brownout. I remember just siting in the living room as the weather radio continued to read out warnings. The progression of these warnings for this line of storms in Oklahoma went like this:
mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0546/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120410
mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0547/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120430
mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0548/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120450
mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0550/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120535
mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0553/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120620
mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0555/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120640
mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/#2020-O-NEW-KOUN-SV-W-0557/USCOMP-N0Q-202007120710
Notice what one of the updates in the second warning says: "HAZARD...90 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail." This was 43 MINUTES after this storm was first severe-warned. I recorded that message, but can't find the recording. I wish I knew where that was. As David Payne says; storms seem to intensify after they've crossed US 81 for some reason. The El Reno tornado in 2019 did the same thing: it formed after crossing US 81. It was one crazy night indeed and I don't think I will ever forget.
Also, severe thunderstorm emergency do exist.
EDIT: LOL! That boss office. It isn't a thing in the NWC (National Weather Center), but it was funny to see.
How many days did that have to be finished with that 😮😮😮😮😮
2:01:13 "Utter Annialation" that sent chills down my spawn
"thrown way out of the toilet path".
me: is god on the shitter, or did the EAS hiccup?
At the risk of sounding like a grammar nazi, the phrase "potentially certain death" is a good one.
2:05:11 NOT SANDUSKY YARD
1:04:47 I almost thought In the House In a Heartbeat from 28 Days Later was gonna start playing, lol. It sounded like the ending of the song.
A derecho with a side of cries 😂
I always love the scenarios around my area so I can cheer when they take out places I hate (like Boardman and Youngstown lmao), but then get mad when they hit my county-
It's also really funny it would mention all of the areas around my city, without saying my city name because I always get mad that Butler always gets the good storms, but they never hit us...
Edit: it said my city as soon as I posted this lol
Nature really decided to send the region into the Toilet path 😂
Moral of the story: Nothing else matters when you've got Toilet Path.
Absolutely amazing. The only thing that got me was how the newscaster around 37 mins in had a way to upbeat tone to the voice for the situation. Had me giggling a bit 4 sure. 😆😆But for real awesome vid you just gained a sub here my friend!
1:47:17 if you wanna hear Toilet Path
2:02:19 “a severe thunderstorm warning remains in effect until 2:30 pm” says 2:15 pm on the text
At this point because of this it’s like a eas scenario of a gigantic rampaging toilet
Kinda brings new meaning to "toilet emergency" 😂
An extreme toilet emergency has been issued for your bathroom 😂
@@TheSkyGuy77 this is a particularly shitty situation.
@@epicboomshine6595
😅😆
And the live chat is hidden?! THIS IS NOT TOILET PATH-WORTHY
I don't know why, I have the setting on to show the chat, so I don't know whats going on.
Anywho, this was godly. It actually felt long and somewhat immersive. Can’t wait to see what’s in store next time on the Toilet Path.
Man, I want a scenario like this in south louisiana, this is insane. Above. It seems to have maxed out with straight line winds up to 150 mph.
A Derecho is going to hit Wisconsin tonight. Wish I could drive so I could chase it lol
"...And Basically All Of New Jersey"
It’s like quite literally, Mother Nature was like you know the rules, it’s time to die
I love how you ACTUALLY USE severe weather statements! Amazing, only problem is the Paul voice is too slow
1:54:21 You’re welcome.
Two years ago in North Central, Ohio a derecho hit us, and it was horrible. Three storms in a little under two hours.
Sucks to see my county get obliterated in this scenario. Great job though!!!!
POV: You live in NE Ohio and Western PA *ahh $h*t imma die soon*
Make sure you get the correct version of the words affect and effect. Areas are affected, times are effective. ;)
The WV tornado missed me by about 20 miles, but I probably still got wiped out by straight line winds.
Welp, I'm frickin dead
1:18 rip head phone users my ears hurt now
9:25 TuscaWOWas
12:56 It’s nice to see the goblin get hit. (For context, there is a horrorcow named Cyraxx that lives in Akron, and is known for being a weirdo.)
Jokes and stuff aside, I loved the scenario and I hope you have a great day.
This is amazing senerio video keep it up buddy !!👍
I recall having seen a reflectivity silhouette like the one on the video's thumbnail on radar so long ago, heading towards my home (I live near València, Eastern Spain). By then, I was freaking afraid of thunderstorms, so I panicked when I witnessed it. 😰😨😱🙀
It was due to a weather front generated by a low-pressure area heading towards the British Isles, which swept my country, as far as I can remember.
Wow, this is scary.
Did the Binghamton SVS say it was for Birmingham?
Holy Shit, Juniata County & Snyder County Is Where My Dad's Side Of The Family Is, The Town Of Richfield
it scared me when Jefferson county was in the warning, as i live in jefferson county, good work though
THE BEST SCENARIO EVER!!!!!!
0:36 December 15th 2021
And please 2020 for the love of god you better not copy this f- (censored) scenario
Woah woah! A sequel to the original?! You son of a bitch. I’m in!
Before: I’m ready! I’m prepped! Let’s do this!
After: This scenario was fantastic but I have a quick gripe: during the TV station scenes there was no imagery (at least on mobile versions of TH-cam) which left me feeling a bit left out in terms of what was occurring as radar images of the derecho and couplets for the tornadoes would’ve been awesome to see. If this is reduced to just mobile I could get past it but if it was entirely left out maybe add at least the TV station background instead of a black screen. That’s the only gripe I had however, the rest was brilliant. Good job and keep up the good work
Thanks for the feedback! It's something I considered doing then dipped out on, don't know why I just decided to put it blank, but I plan to implement radar screens in the future.
@@WheelerYT you have thoroughly impressed me with your storytelling within the scenarios. The images of radar screens or TV coverage will be in my honest opinion a very welcome and mood changing change. The only reason I said what I did was because understanding how you word things viewing the visual representation of such a thing would be for lack of better words “scary in the best way.” I look forward to seeing how you might implement these in future scenarios. Furthermore I must admit I slightly envy your talent at this after I’ve attempted to create scripts for eas scenarios that I could not find motivation to finish (which is not limited to 3 sentient tornadoes, a verneshot event volcanic eas, and a scenario similar to your unprecedented series which follows what would be the longest tracked tornado in history) keep up your good work mate and I honestly look forward to whatever you may put out next
Yeah
LOVE IT WHEELER
This can really be improved. It’s unrealistic and the scripts in the scenario would never be used in a situation like this.
Thats the point, its a scenario
@@matt_gachaandgaming Should be a mock.
At least there aren't mystical ponies running around *cough cough scrolls of Sombra*
@@dmitri546 for real man
@@matt_gachaandgaming just found this comment of mine lmao
Wheeler, can you do something like this for Canada or Mexico?
1:28:00 Dog barking at the tornado
If this is real. I would be screwed cuz I live in Pennsylvania. Otherwise great scenario.
The derecho looks like a greenbean
1:27:31 BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
What equipment let's you do this?
I use different programs like Audacity, Vegas pro, etc, I can make a video on what I do to make my scenarios sometime in the near future
@@WheelerYT sounds great! Thank you!
Der a cho might do it
Oh my god- dude How?
you need more subs
Climate Change will make storms like this realistic
I'm picturing gigantic rampaging toilets 😂🤣🤣
Not necessarily
What happened to the Amish?!
Lol toilet path
Very underrated, supposed to be overrated
toilet path
toilet path indeed
1:25:23 a Doppler on Wilson radar
2:53:44 what was that
New Philadelphia? East liverpool? East Palestine? Funni city names even s fake dover
Yeah, there's a lot of funny town names in America 😂😅
connet.
2:14:30 KEC58 TIME
do a derecho even more powerful than this impacting Charlotte NC
1:27:30 what was that about lol
seems like you forgot certification or smth lol cuz it happened again at 2:53:50
2:45:45
1:47:17
1:25:23 "a Doppler on Wilson radar"
1:27:30 "Your license has expired or you do not have a valid license verification file. Please contact our sales support team for more information." during extreme tornado emergency