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Yes that is correct. The planes are preparing for landing at O'Hare. On this evening, they fly east out over Lake Michigan. They circle around towards the north and head west to the airport.

it was a real tornado at o hare airport

It wasn't shot on a first Tuesday

Known as “The Chicago Siren” copyright and patten, invented in Chicago, were the old school bladder-emptying sirens. They were through out the country and old since the 50’s-60’s. A lot were replaced with less urgent impending danger sound to them.

It Wasn’t Soul-Chilling. It was Siren Head!

At least it wasn’t Scary!

That siren is still there, and it wasn't broken, it was just activating in the wrong tone.

Well my cousin is in chicago so i hope he survived and his family

No. It’s not visible In the video. The tornado was in Elgin and there was another southwest of the city in Hodgkins. The city sirens were activated because the storms were moving in the direction of Chicago.

Thank you for advising me.

Most tornado warnings are radar indicated as well, meaning there is no visual confirmation of a tornado. Instead there is radar data indicating an area of concentrated rotation within the storm that is capable of producing a tornado at any time, and very well could be.

It’s actually a transformer vault.. in the states we put pad mounted transformers underground in city’s. You could tell because smoke was pouring out of the other one up the street

@@rmhanseniii I’m in the electrical construction field for over 35 years. Without knowing which city this video was taken? I used to work for ConEdison in the Bronx Underground. The actual fire would be in a service box. Your right the actual smoke is originating in a transformer vault. The limiters are detonating in that transformer vault. ConEd actually uses network transformers. The ones on the sidewalk are hung off a steel I-Beam & are for dry locations. They have a sump pump that turns on when the water level gets too high. The ones in the street are transformer manholes. Those have submersible network transformers with a network protector. It’s inside a steel case dipped in rubber to prevent corrosion. They are pressurized with nitrogen to 4 psi. That’s to keep the switch gear dry & keep the water out. In a city like this the network transformers & mains are tied together. Unless they lose enough feeders or enough mains will power be affected. Network mains are very dangerous to work on. It is always energized. Usually limiters melt to isolate the fault. However fault current must reach in excess of 2000 amps for them to melt.

@@johnclyne6350 wow… this is why I don’t talk. It did seem small for a vault but I didn’t know what else it could be. It’s incredible the technology they have now. It looked like it was NYC, if so how do they keep the salt out?

@@rmhanseniii They can’t. Every year it’s like De Ja Vu with salt eating away at underground cables in service boxes & manholes. There are several good videos posted on UA-cam of exactly the same thing. Usually there is loud popping heard & of steam & smoke coming out of the sub surface structures. Lots of comments about ConEd should be turning off the power? Well that ain’t happening. Overhead has mostly radial systems. Some network overhead systems in cities. Overhead is a much better system but is susceptible to wind/ ice/ snow damage from trees. Animals contribute to lots of interruptions as do car accidents & sometimes equipment failing. With overhead you can see with the naked eye the problem. In underground you need to be like Superman to see through dirt to find the problem. I have yet to meet him.

Hey there! My friend who videotaped this gave me a heads up on the comment you left. Glad you like the music! I recently put up all of my albums on Spotify so you should be able to find them there now. Thanks for leaving the comment - I forgot this video existed so it was fun to see again. Hope you're doing well! 🙂

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Yes, at 0:21, the back and center of the horizon. It isn't clear, but I can tell.