Videos show deadly tornadoes during lightning flashes
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- Video captures tornadoes touching down in Kentucky and Missouri on Dec. 10. Read more: wapo.st/3EMJUlu. Subscribe to The Washington Post on TH-cam: wapo.st/2QOdcqK
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The most terrifying part of night tornadoes is the fact that the darkness doesn’t allow you to know where it’s at, bear in mind due to thunder, rain and wind it sounds as if it’s all around you. This one was rain wrapped too making it even worse. RIP to all the souls who lost their lives that night. I hope they’re resting peacefully and they’re family gets support during this difficult time.
I disagree. I personally believe the most terrifying part of a night tornado is that the darkness doesn't allow you to know where it is.
I disagree with both of you. For me, not knowing where it is would be the scariest thing out of anything else
I disagree with all 3 of you, I honestly believe that not knowing where a tornado is because it’s dark is the most terrifying thing
All of you have made some good points on why this tornado was something to be feared especially. What I found the most scary though (and none of you said this) is that the darkness doesn't allow you to know where it is.
This is old italy tornado footage.
Absolutely horrific. My heart goes out to everybody affected. What a heartbreaking way to go :(
Americans were killed by tornadoes, Chinese was very happy at TikTok, and Biden's weakness made China even more arrogant
@@user-cw5mh3es9u what does china have to do with this?
@@user-cw5mh3es9u try to seek God what he is where he is, please!
Yes, we Arabs are very happy when you destroy the whole of America 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Mohammed-alhrbi ???
This is why storm chasers are essential. Especially night tornadoes. They are the ones who see, know and report. Thanks to all.
Americans were killed by tornadoes, Chinese was very happy at TikTok, and Biden's weakness made China even more arrogant
@@user-cw5mh3es9u wtf are you talking about, no one is happy about these tragedy. Stop trolling on internet and i bet you aren't even chinese.
@@user-cw5mh3es9u are you on crack
@@moxq2to probably just a bot judging by the username
@Sully Photojunkie yess
Imagine waking up in the night going to look out the window to see how the storm is doing and then with a flash of lightning seeing that monster barrelling towards you. 😳
There would sirens blaring and devices would alert you a lot of times
I'm sure many did😔
@Doc Holiday Better than nothing like in a earthquake
Americans were killed by tornadoes, Chinese was very happy at TikTok, and Biden's weakness made China even more arrogant
@@EmmaDeFazio5938 These days thankfully but back in the day it must have terrifying to live in tornado alley in the spring.
Just jaw dropping looking at it, this is one December tornado outbreak that will never be forgotten.
It'll be forgotten - welcome to the new normal.
@Dek Gmail You could be right but saying it's not the new normal is just ignoring historical data in weather patterns. You don't really gain much by ignoring data everybody can see. If you want it to stop, do your part.
Unless this is our new normal.
The heated up atmosphere is jet fuel for these storms. This twister stayed on the ground for some 280 miles -- a record breaker. In hurricane Ida more people got killed in my state -- New Jersey -- then those who were expected to lose their lives in Louisiana. We even had a tornado that destroyed homes. We are in uncharted territory. There are no guarantees against a repeat and intensifying of these events. Do what you can to be safe. Avoid flood zones, etc. As far as I'm concerned, "Tornado Alley" is now practically anywhere. The claim is that it's shifting eastward.
@@anitasmith4559 Really? That's interesting to know. I hadn't yet heard that, about it shifting east. Hey, y'all... while it's tempting to say "We'll gladly share tornado alley with you", truth is, we know how scary they can be!
That is absolutely terrifying. Not being able to see it without the lightning, that's the scariest stuff I can never unsee
What do you think is worse a tornado or earthquake
@@EmmaDeFazio5938 I would say earthquake. It can cause just as much property damage as a tornado, but unlike earthquakes, tornadoes don't effect the earth itself
@@JSKatsky Oh and earthquakes are less predictable tornado is 10 minute warning or maybe a little more and earthquake is none
@@EmmaDeFazio5938 ya, there's not really a way to prepare for an earthquake, they just happen.
@@JSKatsky Yeah that’s why a lot of people die from them like in Haiti
My grandma lived in Kentucky. This monstrous thing took her life.
Condolences
I am so sorry.
God bless her soul
My Brother my prayers to you and family for the Lost. Hard to fathom the DESTRUCTION that was spawned by these beast 🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️. Keep STRONG my Brother.
Americans were killed by tornadoes, Chinese was very happy at TikTok, and Biden's weakness made China even more arrogant
Night-time tornadoes are so bad because most people are sleeping, and they are not awake to take cover. You can't see them except in lightning flashes either.
Damn and I thought we had it bad in Florida with the hurricanes 🌀 could you imagine a tornado hurricane combo 😳
@@lover2ed134 tornadoes are way gnarlier than hurricanes.
@@tmorelli1982 what say thee about earthquakes? Feeling the ground moving with no solid foundation is creepy.
@@BruceThePugDog been through a few having grown up on the west coast, doesn't compare to the possibility of having your house completely swept away like a nuclear bomb shockwave or being cut to pieces in a 200+ mph blender of debris 😳
@@tmorelli1982 agreed 🤙
I've been in a nighttime tornado. January 2nd 2017 in Albany, Georgia. To say it was terrifying is an understatement. Our home took a direct hit. We didn't know which way it was heading towards us but we heard it before it hit.
Praying for all our citizens who are suffering. If you can please donate to a local charity. 🇺🇸
Glad to hear you alive but how big was that tornado 🌪️ you experience compare to this one?
I was also there it was crazy
@@cs77smith67 Thank you. The one that hit us was an F-1. It wasn't strong but it went through mostly residential areas. Albany is filled with South Georgia pines. When they come down they take out your roof and two other neighbor's roof.
I live in the historic district called Rawson Circle. My home was built in 1929. She's a brick Tudor revival. She took a hell of a beating but we were able to repair the house. My Titan was totalled and my Hyundai Genesis GT coupe had $12,000 in damages to repair it. It took about a year.
The worst part is 20 days later another bigger tornado hit Albany. It was an F-4 rain wrapped. It killed people. There's videos of that tornado on TH-cam. It was pure deviation.
There's video of the aftermath of the January 2nd 2017 on TH-cam. A lot of drone footage.
That's terrifying
glad you are okay
The fact that most of the tornadoes in this video is just one tornado traveling through 4 states is terrifying. This tornado and the outbreak are historical and record breaking.
No it's very funny I hope it never stops 😂😂
@@Mohammed-alhrbi Edgy
@@teletek1776 Meh, just report the little wannabe edgelord keyboard warrior.
@@Mohammed-alhrbi Being vengeful and ignorant to the kind that brought pain to you is not the way to bring Justice to your kind. Nor is it honorable or good. May you find peace in yourself..
That is terrifying. The one with the sirens was particularly scary because I hate the sound of these sirens.
But the folks are used too it
I thought it was the sound of the tornado
I just moved to the Midwest and yes those sirens are haunting.
@@dominiquexo4772 Sad to say, we never really get used to it.
@@pamprier4710 you love where you stay then you deal with tornadoes
The scary part is like you can't even see it until the lightning flashes and the tornado goes "peeka boo"
Well put.
I think that's just the camera and in real life you could see it. If not, that's just scary.
@@bakerhameed4640 cameras can see more than a human eye, cameras can boost up iso and be able to see things in dark but its grainy. Human eyes perform really bad at night compare to other animals. When all the power cuts out, we are no different than blind.
@@bakerhameed4640 No, we can't see them coming at night. But we can sometimes hear one coming... and you've probably heard that a tornado "sounds like a freight train coming." It's true; that's exactly what it sounds like. And it's scary as hell!
Scary Terry's 🌪 favorite game😂
The fact that it is pitch black and you can’t see the tornado unless lightning strikes is terrifying
No it's very funny I hope it never stops 😂😂😂😂🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
Thank you to all of you recording these photos. It may help others become more prepared to shelter if and when warned to do so.
Where do you shelter when a monster is bearing down on you? The houses and buildings were flattened. No interior room is going to save you. Where I live we don't have a basement, nor any interior rooms and the bathrooms are on the second level. Night tornadoes scare me the most because I have kids. Honestly, there was not much these people could do. They were sitting ducks.
@@vaskylark I know it cost more, but people should invest in reinforced concrete houses "if they can". Strong typhoons come and go where I live so it's definitely a must.
@@vesta1000 I live on the coast in hurricane alley if there was such a thing, so I agree, but our house is not concrete it's wood and siding, and I'm pretty sure the HOA would not let us reinforce a house in concrete. Is that even a thing?
@@vaskylarkYou can do alot of things to prepare your family for tornadoes. Before you even say, I absolutely know that everyone cannot afford tornado shelters. That being said new homes that are built, either have tornado rooms or shelters built in the garages. I also know some of my friends have built safe rooms in their house that is surrounded by cement with rebar. Most of them are a closet or bathroom. Alot of older homes is their area home tornado shelters buried under ground just outside of the house. I live about 25 miles from Monette, Arkansas where the tornado destroyed the nursing home. I thank God I saw no damage at my house...🙏🙏🙏
No way should they be chasing tornadoes at night. Way too dangerous. Radar is good enough to inform the public of where the tornado threat is at night.
Tornadoes at night always scared me as a kid. Still do, especially since I don’t have a basement anymore.
How do you take shelter then
@@davidwalker20 Basically, we don't. I live in southeastern MO, and over the years I've lived in houses with and without a basement. I'm now living in an old 800 sq ft log cabin. It's been here for many years, and still standing strong. So my best chance is to lie flat on the floor, under my desk, in the middle of the "great room", where I'll be away from windows. While KY was being pulverized by the tornadoes, we were experiencing monsoon-like rain that was being blown sideways. And yes, it's scary when our tornado siren goes off.
@@pamprier4710 it’s even more scary when it’s night time and they’re going off
Same. No basement, no interior rooms and bathroom upstairs. That's why when there are tornado warnings I am outside looking for it and my husband is on opposite side of house also looking. We have kids that we corale in downstairs living room while we look for tornado, no choice. Told them to get into closet under stairs if we yell for them to do so. Couple close calls where one took out chunks of the school that is real close to where we live but nothing like what Kentucky went through! That was a MONSTER tornado. Been through hurricanes and even the Virginia earthquake but tornadoes scare me the most.
@@vaskylark Man no wonder people die during these tornadoes...
A lot of storms don't unnerve me. I lived in Missouri for 19 years and just moved away here in July. Watching this video and going "Hey....I know that road..." is a very unnerving feeling. Thankfully nobody I knew was hurt, injured, or lost property, though I cannot say the same for others in my former community. This is unnerving to see, and hits really deep, because Hayti used to be my home.
This passed right through a town, 25miles from where my parents live. It killed 70+ people in their sleep. They are rating it a category EF-5!
@@jordanohealy1507 Didn't it hit somewhere between 5:30 and 8::30 pm?
@@marybrown7203 I am not sure when the Kentucky one hit. That was the one I was refereeing to. But it was sometime around 9pm for my parents I think. They got phone warnings that said "seek immediate shelter," so they went down into their storm shelter.
It really looks menacing and horrific. Daytime tornadoes look crazy dangerous, but having this at night? I can't even imagine. It's beyond. Sending prayers to all those affected.
That little girl, the one who hid in her bath tub.. i just cant imagine what terror she was in.
Its heart breaking.
We saw in Scotland her Grandma on the news here.
I am praying for you guys. There are no words to describe this tragedy. Thoughts from Belgium.
Americans were killed by tornadoes, Chinese was very happy at TikTok, and Biden's weakness made China even more arrogant
@@user-cw5mh3es9u 🤕😷
This is like hell opening up... Really, really scary...
The shot at 00:57 is just wow
i saw a tiktok of a woman recording and then lightning flashed and she saw how close the tornado was, the last thing you could hear was her waking her husband and kids. She hasn’t posted a video since, i hope she’s okay.
Edit; don’t know her acc because I was just scrolling through my fyp
whats her acc
May I know what's her account? I'd like to see that video
She and her family are OK she did a follow up video the tornado hit some of the houses around her.
Holy sh*t that is beyond terrifying. Barely can see that monster just coming at you.
Rapture is the second coming of Jesus you fool!
@Denise Campbell yes it could be a monster however is what I wrote. Believe me I rather see a monster than be here for Jesus!
Unnecessary cursing, you should work on that.
Watch your language, God is always watching what we are doing and saying.
Terrifying. Those sirens are the stuff of nightmares. Condolences to those who suffered losses.
Reminds me of that scene in Twister when the tornado hit the cinema gas station in the middle of the night
So sad. The weather is getting so weird. The past few years it’s been getting progressively worse it seems, with the amount of rain some parts of the countries get, while other go months without a drop.
@Alias Fakename Weather has always been present and devasting in some events through-out time. This is just Earth within the universe and pouring money into "climate change" is b.s. because No One can control the weather.
Don’t worry US gov will tax us more money in the name of climate change to do nothing because there is nothing anyone can do. Just like when they say they can stop Covid.
@@martameek5558 those things aren’t mutually exclusive, yes this is earth where horrifying weather events happen, but our environmental negligence over the last 200 years has created the conditions for more extreme weather events to occur. Literally every person in the scientific community agrees but you read a Breitbart segment written by someone with an IQ of 2 or who’s received an exon Mobil paycheck and you think you know better. Embarrassing.
@@seancarterx Glad you said it so I didn’t have to lol
Thankfully we dont have winter yet in the Tropics. that would be terrible climate change for us. I hope US doesn't get all the disasters though - typhoon in winter with earthquake tornado. My friend had to experience flashflood and earthquake during a typhoon, terrible combo, she cant go anywhere, water on first floor, wind and lightning above and floor she's standing is shaking.
R.I.P Annisten Rackley you are missed by many people ❤️🤍🕊.The cheer team misses you.We closed for you.Ms.Jenn misses you alot:(
This is terrifying on every level.
My prayers go out to everyone affected by these tornadoes!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
WOW scary how huge that tornadoe was. My thoughts and prayers go out to all those affected.
I am so happy this hurricane happened 😂😂😂
@@Mohammed-alhrbi what is wrong with you??
I'm so happy for what happened to you
@@Mohammed-alhrbi bro what
I live in Oklahoma and the worst possible thing you can think of is a tornado at nighttime, rain wrapped, and only visible when lightning flashes. It's kind of like waiting for Michael Meyers in a dark hallway and you only see him when there's lightning. Very scary.
From the Department of Incredibly Ill-Advised Idea: standing there filming a tornado in the middle of the night, when it's almost impossible to resolve its direction and ground speed. Don't get me wrong, it's amazing footage, and I've always wanted to see a tornado myself, too, but it's just such a colossal risk at night.
I think I'd rather deal with the earthquakes in Idaho. Truly, that is so tragic. My heart breaks for all those families.
Not me. The earthquake in Utah last year was enough for me. I'd take a tornado any day if I had to pick. Least with tornadoes you have some warning. Earthquakes you have no warning at all maybe a few seconds if you're lucky. The earthquake we had was the first I've experienced it made me nervous after especially not knowing when the aftershocks would be or how strong.
@@TheCowboy4000 Lol! I'm used to them now. Been living through them since the big one in 1983!
@@TheCowboy4000 imma be real that was kinda fun
despite being in an Asian country, I have tornado-phobia..
Seeing the silhouette of that massive tornado every time a flash of lightning happens is so eerie.
They're so scary... I'm so sorry for everyone who experienced such a massive thing...
That light… and I’m sorry for everybody who died from this!!
My heart goes out to all those who lost their lives and their families. 💔😔😢 Hearing the story of that 2 month old who suffered brain injuries was heart wrenching. 🙏 🙏
🥺
It's really crazy that you can see it breaking power lines and knowing that it is hitting a populated area
I JUST COULDN'T STOP CRYING THINKING ABOUT WHAT ALL THESE HOPELESS PEOPLE WENT THROUGH THEY LOST THEIR LIVES AND JOBS AND FAMILY MEMBERS I JUST CAN'T BELIEVE WHAT I was watching on the news I am PRAYING for everyone god please help everyone
No it's very funny I hope it never stops 😂😂😂😂🤙🏻👏🏻
An absolute black wall of death.. terrifying. Cant imagine what going through that was like and condolences to all who were affected by this monster.
Mother nature can truly be harrowing, lest we forget
The night tornado 🌪, the deadliest and I hate them and fear them. I stay inTexas so I know they can come here, prayers for the people that suffered through those monsters!!
Whoa it was pitch black. That is my go to nightmare. I freak out when I hear there is a small tornado 29 miles away I can’t imagine the dread and pure terror those people experienced. My lord that is terrifying god bless everyone affected by this monster.
Tornadoes have always fascinated me
My area debris was bad but after I saw this I felt really blessed.
This is gonna end up on a 10 deadliest tornadoes ever list on TH-cam by like buffalo bill or something. 70 or more casualties, that’s just mind boggling.
Holy crap! That is just terrifying to see the large tornado when the lightning flashes at it.
No it's very funny I hope it never stops 😂😂🤙🏻
What a nightmare.
This is incredible , nature is surely in charge
nature is always in change
Es muy triste, duele demasiado mi oración con ellos. Si los humanos con poder gastasen menos en armas y exploraciones espaciales y las grandes mentes se enfocasen en conocer, respetar y armonizar nuestro planeta, un evento como este podría predecirse 24 horas antes de manera que no se perdiese ninguna vida, pero la realidad es que la mayoría miramos siempre es fuera de casa. Es curioso como los objetos que compramos y por los que trabajamos tanto pueden terminar en un evento así matándonos en un segundo.
You are 1000% correct.
No nightmare is as bad as this. The quick flash of light showing the monster's size is nothing I ever want to experience in my life.
I live on the west coast. Seeing this just boggles my mind… I can’t even imagine
That scary man,I imagine I wake up at middle of night when I see that it will freak me out but anyway thanks for recording
What's very deadly about nighttime tornadoes is that you can't see them. To make matters worse, people are sleeping so they're not listening to TV, radios or any warning system at all and the number of fatalities can be very tragic.
That long track monster was the stuff of nightmares regardless of the time of day.
@@tmorelli1982 just that at night an even worser nightmare
You can only see it when the lightning flashes that tornado was huge that had to be a f4 or 5
Poor people. A huge hug from Italy
Terrifying! Pray that you are safe and recovery quick. Christmas time too. How strange.
No it's very funny I hope it never stops 😂😂🤙🏻
1:12 truly terrifying, seeing that monster in the distance with only the lightning exposing we’re it’s at looks as if it’s a monster from a movie walking threw a city.
This hurricane was so funny I wish it would stay longer and destroy you😂🤦🏼♂️
@@Mohammed-alhrbi “hurricane” lol
Those sirens make it even more terrifying
gives me the chills. praying for everyone affected.
I'm praying for all the people that lost there life. I feel so bad for all the people that went through this 😥🙏🥺 Sending so many prays up 🕊️🕊️🕊️ from San Antonio Tx
No it's very funny I hope it never stops 😂😂🤙🏻👏🏻
Does this put things in perspective about lightning. It's practically an ally in this case, allowing people such as trackers to figure out the tornado's proximity.
Sad to say, i live in Kentucky. This tornado completely wrecked half of my little town. We're recovering very, very slowly. Kentucky strong ❤
You can lock your shift on caps, stop the film playing and then use < and > to study the film frame by frame and stop it at a lightning flash to see the monster in all its massive horror. At 0:26 is the best image.
What a monster.... 😢 We've had a few tornado warnings/watches with touch downs in SE Virginia, but none with the magnitude of this one.
Heartfelt condolences for the loss of life and best wishes for the injured and anyone affected.
Holy sh*t that's terrifying. Had no idea they were that big and powerful. Are they getting worse?
No, this area is known as tornado alley and I think because this is an El Nina year the areas has more turbulent weather than usual.
Those lightning flashes make the tornado look so much more menacing.
All that lightning proof positive that the Thunderstorm truly is the "parent" of the tornado. What a terrifying sight especially at night.
I live in New York and have for 3 years now and I was on edge because my family and friends live in Missouri (mostly) and Tennessee. It was hard ti get a hold of my mom during this and I even video chatted one of my friends that lived in TN since shes a mom to two boys to see if she was okay. The tornado had just began to head towards where she lived when we were on the phone. It was terrifying and I am glad they were all okay but my heart breaks so much for the people that lost loved ones and are still finding them/searchin for them. Never in my life though have I seen a tornado this bad. I experienced plenty but this one I was so worried for everyone. Tornados are very intriguing yet scary.
Oh God, so cool looking, but tragic.
Terrifying, those poor people did not deserve that. I'm so sorry to everyone who was affected.
About 2 hours away, that same storm system over our building. We knew it was bad, and no one slept one minute because of how loud the thunder clapped. We were so very blessed that it didn't head our direction as it could have done in a very short time! Seeing the devastation and the accounts of those poor people in its path. Its heart breaking and wish I could be there to help. We will be donating things as soon as we find someone to pick it up, as the news showed people bringing things in their trucks. It's Christmas time, and so many people unaccounted for right now. Keeping them all in my prayers.
Слышал слово торнадо. Сегодня вижу. Ужас необъятный.Каким надо быть сильным, мужественный народом. Чтоб выстоять такое. И потом, потеряв родных, отстроится и снова там жить. Сил вам и соболезнование.Это очень страшно.
Wow...that's scary!!
I think the scariest thing is a huge tornado in the pitch black of night. My heart grieves for those effected by this.
Tornados like this are scary alone. The night and lightning make it a lot more terrifying
It's really something how dark it gets in the middle of the US with two giant mountain ranges to the east amd west and black clouds at night
That is one wide base and a humongous funnel. Not many people had a chance when that arrived. Where are the people from the homes that were ripped off their bases and destroyed?
Underneath 😪
Still searching for people this happened in my town, record breaking tornado stayed on the ground for 230+ miles,
Workers got stuck in some factory and reportedly there was about 100 inside but only 40 have been rescued so far
Tornados at night are double terrifying. I’m not afraid of tornados as long as I can see them in the distance-at least a mile away. Anything closer than that becomes nerve shattering.
i never want to hear that sound again. me my daughter and her boyfriend and the family dogs where in the hall with a matress over us. im 56 yrs old and i admit i was scared and crying. didnt know if i was going to make it alive. i prayed all night long.
Wow that looks so scary
Wow! This thing's wicked looking
This guy has balls of steel to storm chase in the dark
Our prayers for those affected by these tornadoes. God bless.
Horrific.
Look at that monster.
Here’s a word to the wise. When there’s a tornado warning, then don’t be out driving. Try and find the nearest sturdy building you can take shelter in if you’re caught driving into a tornadic storm. I sincerely hope and pray that’s a sight that I’ll never see! Tornadoes are always terrifying events, but it’s even more terrifying at night like this. For the lack of a better term, if there’s one silver lining with these tornadoes it’s that these tornadoes had a very fast forward speed. Most of these storms we’re moving forward at over 50mph. The entire horrifying experience with these tornadoes likely only lasted in terms of seconds. I’ve heard of slow moving tornadoes that have lasted for minutes, not seconds like this. It would be pure hell on earth to be in a slow moving tornado that lasted for minutes!
This is just how violent tornadoes can be at night. You can only see them between lightning strikes, which highly contributes to high death tolls.
GOD HAVE MERCY ON US ALL 🇺🇸
could you BE more dramatic?
@@heyheytaytay Yes. What's your point ?
I can be as dramatic as I want.
You're dismissed fool.
When human life is lost I am dramatic.
Bye 👋.
If you're "God" did this in the first place, why would that prick show any mercy?
@@k.b.5275 Your*.
He's your God too .
Maybe it's punishment for the way we treat each other.
Don't be a fool.
Think for yourself.
@@teethompson1630 A religious person telling someone to think for themselves? How ironic. Take your own advice, mate.
Nearly a century before tornadoes tore through parts of the Midwest and Tennessee River Valley on Friday night, the deadliest tornado outbreak in U.S. history ripped across almost the same region, causing unmatched devastation.
The Tri-State Tornado occurred on March 18, 1925. The tornado was a mile wide at times, and its winds reached 300 mph, putting it at the top of the Fujita scale for tornado intensity. At least 695 people were killed and more than 2,000 were injured by the deadly twister that tracked across Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. Other tornadoes in the outbreak also hit Tennessee and Kentucky.
The Tri-State Tornado was remarkable because its path of destruction was continuous for 219 miles as it traveled between 60 and 73 mph over three and a half hours. In just 40 minutes, the tornado devastated five towns and killed 541 people in southern Illinois.
I don't believe this has anything to do with climate change.
Yeah but this one's in December. Yours was in March. Ain't supposed to be no tornados in December sparky..
@@kenbranaugh8251 On Dec. 10, a powerful storm system approached the central U.S. from the west. While the system brought heavy snow and slick conditions to the colder West and northern Midwest, the South was enjoying near-record breaking warmth, courtesy of warm, moist air flowing north from the Gulf of Mexico. Its nothing uncommon to see tornadoes anytime of the year especially December sparky.
This one is similar to the tornado that hit Dallas, Texas in December 2015. It happened at night and was being being illuminated by lightning and power flashes. Scary
right after Christmas
A tornado is the scariest natural disaster. This looks like Dooms Day
Have mercy of us God of ISRAEL glory be to his holy name 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Have mercy Zeus! And Ringo too!
@@jimmywebb4429 🤯🤯🧠
YOU REAP WHAT YOU SOW…WATCH THE WEATHER…THE EARTH IS GOING TO TAK3 CARE OF ITSELF…WE DID NOT…
The earth just is doing what it does under different conditions, which we’ve now changed to our own detriment and possible extinction. We shall see how bad it all gets, but generally speaking yes I agree w you
I still won't forget that night ever. It's burned in my brain . We got hit again last night it took similar path ppl who lost their houses in this one lost the new ones they got too
How nice of nature to make sure there's enough lighting to see it at night 😂
If you think you’re having a bad Monday today… watch this
1:11-1:40. That is some of the scariest, most creepy, most eerie tornado footage you will ever see.
That literally defines TERRIFYING
This went within a mile of my house and I had no idea. When I went outside the next morning I had pieces of other people’s homes all over my yard.
wow.. glad you are okay..