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If anyone ever says your not cool, they have no idea what cool really is. Love it bro. This is what living really looks like! Thanks for the vibes!

Awesome awesome video!!

Wow that wind shear is so obvious starting at the timelapse at 4:30. I also like the sound of the wind blowing through the wheat.

Is that twistex at 34:08?

Oh my god, I last saw this video in 2013.

fun fact: you would need about 10 burj khalifas laid down to match the width of this tornado, which was 2.6 miles or 13000 ft long.

34:00 top right, watcher.

chi area , lmk, breaks and acid jazz guy here

Rip peace tim samaras

Very dangerous tornado 2.6 miles wide tornado

I really want to move out there to Oklahoma. Because I love the beauty of mother Nature. And her danger.

Yeah man thanks for sharing this video with us. I would never forget that day. I remember watching this on TV that day. May all of those people continue to RIP 🙏.

Tim samaras got killed by 2.6 mile wide

1st time viewer new subscriber. Well done ✅

The 2013 El Reno Oklahoma tornado was the largest tornado ever recorded in history, reached a peak width of 2.65 miles (4.26 km) which is the widest tornado ever. and a Mobile RaxPol radar measured Windspeeds of 295+ mph, which maybe the highest winds ever measured on Earth. Also during that time, due to the tornado’s rapid intensification and growth, 4 storm chasers have passed away from this tornado. It later died west of El Reno at 6:43 pm. It killed 8 people in total and injured 26 others over its 16.2 mile path. Despite the tornado have recorded wind of almost 300 mph, but it was only rated an EF-3. But why did it decrease to an EF3? Because it spawned in the plains of El Reno.

Nice video :) looks good but the tornado is a little bit to small

Reed Timmer watch and learn 😂

What I always find sobering about El Reno is the fact that if you moved its path a relatively short distance and you would have had catastrophe. Oklahoma City and Tulsa to the East. Wichita, El Dorado and Hutchinson to the North. Dallas abd Fort Worth to the South. Sort of like on the evening of the Moore OKC disaster in 1999, a possible F *06 tore up a stretch of countryside between Oklahoma City and Wichita along I 35.

Hi there, Paul! Such an amazing cover, you're the only one to actually try re-enacting the 80s live keyboards intro. What are the chances of you ever releasing a longer version of just that (the intro)? Like multiple bars of that amazing fairytale-like background on top of which Jon was telling stories to the public, right before Richie's guitar kicks in? I keep searching the internet up and down for anyone that might be able to do that and until now you were the only one who came close to that, it's just that I'd love to have a bit of a longer version like in the Live In Moscow version ♥

Great piano and singing voice I was impressed.

Yall was driving awful slow to be in the circulation. Killer video

June 1st 2013 record number of new underwear sales. Great footage but had to have been scary as hell.

You actually got better video than the chasers inside the rotation...there has been a tendency in recent years to drive waaaaay to close to these tornadoes, with tragic results.

Awesome video! I enjoyed every second of this! Rip Tim, Paul and Carl 🙏

I miss those $5 foot longs

God, I hate living in Virginia. I can't believe I miss Oklahoma. Tornados , terrible flash floods and extreme heat , every year. Ugh

Does anyone know the road they head east on?

That guy in the red dodge...he thinks he is Bill...lol

seriously excellent work in documenting this historical tornado! Loved the raw take on this storm. YT has became too "instant action," I really enjoyed seeing the build up of this storm.

Paul, this is incredible. Thank you so much for sharing. The sirens are very haunting, as well. I chased a tornado close to Marietta, OK, in 2009. It began to “rope” down from the wall cloud, then either dissipated or became rain-wrapped. I decided not to pursue it, since I could not see it. Couple of thoughts that have probably been addressed. At 53:00, you say you think it is taking a left turn. I wonder if this is when the TWISTEX Crew perished? Also, I had always believed that the birds stop chirping when a strong/violent storm is approaching. Mother Nature can be fascinating…

This is one of the best videos I've seen of that day...thanks for posting.

Paul you’re cool dude

Wow! Amazing footage!! 👍👍

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phew that was a bit of a close call huh i had one that day too (but i wasn't chasing, i was fleeing mustang) awesome footage

That's the most calm and relaxing tornado video I've ever seen..No chaos, no histrionics...Just quiet, calming, beautiful videography. Much obliged.

Way too many people trying to chase these storms with little to no experience that’s how you get people killed getting in the way if you haven’t seen a traffic jam with tornado in front of you 😂

Guys, by any chance are you in one of the cars in this video ua-cam.com/video/IhFw0t6f20Y/v-deo.htmlsi=bxbday_OJyl1HXGf at 13:20?

This is by far some of the best stormchasing video I have watched. No overreaction, yelling. Just letting the video tell the story, with comments when needed. Great job.

I think at about 46:40 you see a few cars turn right to what it sounds like was the South direction and I have to wonder if those were the people who lost their lives right there. With that tornado being right on their heels I’m dying to know why anyone would turn right there, pretty much turning right into it

Found out the other day that I briefly knew Paul Samaras back in middle school. Played on a hockey team together in the Denver area (circa 2001 approx). Over the years i always remembered that last name but never made the connection between that and the el Reno storm. Never in my life would've thought that would end up being the same person 🤦. Was literally in shock. 😢

A guy I knew named Dustin Bridges died in that tornado.

I was there visiting my aunt long story short I was 15 and she and my mom and dad went to the county next to them I asked to stay at her house cause at that point we had been in a rv for a week traveling and I wanted to watch tv? My aunt said if it’s okay with your mom then yes you can stay make a snake watch tv do what you need too mom said yes and pretty much the same ? So yeah long story short I went t the bathroom when the first eas went off ? I didn’t hear it? And then my phone rang from an unknown number cause it wasn’t in my contacts it just sent to voicemail anyways it rang again so I knew something was up? I picked up after ring 3 and it was my mother she said with her Scottish accent ?” honey you need to get in your aunts Tornado shelter! I asked why? She just get in the f**king shelter! Grab her cats and the keys to the cellar and get in it! There’s a Tornado on the ground not far from you!” I could not hear it? Until I had her cat in my hand the key and my jacket and stuff on and soon as I walked out her back door ? I look over it was almost close enough to touch it it looked like it had to be the debris cloud ? I’m from South Carolina I’ve never seen anything that big before and we do get tornadoes ? I had about a minute to get into the shelter ? Try surviving that on your own at 15? With a baby kitten scared to death clawing your leg cause she’s also scared! Thankfully I was smart enough to put a blanket around me and her so my southern instincts kicked in fast grabbing the blanket off my aunts bed . Yeah this Tornado was scary and will never be forgotten. I remember when my mom found me I have never seen her so relieved. She thought I was dead. Because where my aunts house used to be was wiped completely clean.

good job! +1like +1sub! shared!

I thought it was an ef-3

The legend the biggest twister of all time will no longer be back With his 8 deaths including storm chasers

Can someone draw some arrows- where is the tornado? I legit can not pinpoint where it is.

Never did see a tornado!

This is some of the best footage of the El Reno monster I've seen...concise, sparse, intelligent narrative... no screaming, and you put yourselves in the right spot ahead of the hundreds of boneheads chasing that storm. Well done PN! Keep calm and storm chase!

Have seen numerous videos of this monstrosity...the fact it didn't hit a city directly is fortunate... thousands may have been lost...(according to NWS.) Truly, a storm of gargantuan power...God bless victims & families...