Powerful tornado touches down in Fryburg, Ohio
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Footage shows a powerful tornado touching down in Fryburg, Ohio, on Thursday night, sending debris flying, as a severe storm system made its way through the Midwest.
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The helpless feeling of knowing there is nothing you can do about it.
Well you can be weather alert for a start...
Heed the warnings.
go to the storm bunker. the one you built underground just for this reason.
You can Pray.
this is why the cameraman didn't die in Twister
@@stephensaltau6481
🤣 I can dream too
I have family and friends that stay in that camp ground. I haven’t heard from anyone yet. Praying no one was hurt
Did you hear anything? Praying for them to be safe.
I hope there okay
The tornado has the right to defend itself.
@@الوعيالإعلامي UA-cam really isn't the place for people under the age of 12.
@@beccaseward They are all ok thank God
the sound of it is terrifying
they say it sounds like a freight train. which isn't terrifying to me.
@@seeharvesterimagine a freight train was made of wind, and that wind was angry and wanted to tear the dirt apart. That’s what it sounds like.
A freight train heading at your house wouldn't scare you? @@seeharvester
@@jacobm2625
Oh. Do you mean kinda like a tornado?
The Growling straight from the pits of Hell is what it sounds like!😱
If you’re ever in this situation just make sure you grab a camera and record. The cameraman never dies.
I was thinking if I saw a close tornado no one would ever know because there's not gunna be proof
Not true
@@Tina-ez5pgyou don't understand that this is a running joke pertaining to the majority of cameramen who literally don't die.
😂
tornado: GET HIM!
other tornado: no no wait! ..hes got a camera
tornado: damn, i think you're right... *twists off toward camera-less people*
The tornado intensified very fast and had horizontal vortices whipping around it, no doubt at that moment it was extremely strong
Yes this is speciality of multivortex tornado they intenfy so quickly
What would you say the wind speed is Professor?
@@seeharvester I don't no probably like 165-170 mph
Very reminiscent of how fast the Joplin Tornado formed. It had the horizontal vortices of the 2011 Tuscaloosa Tornado and the rapid formation of the Joplin Tornado of course. What an absolute monster.
@@seeharvester160mph
my prayers go out to all of you from Ontario Canada this is devastating.
Thanks I live in ohio and I had a tornado warning in my countie
Thank you. I live in Marysville Union county and tornadoes were right on top of us. None touched down but, Indian Lake down the road, got destroyed. It looks like a true war zone. So frightening. The worst ever for me. Diane
Thank you. It's nice to know that our friends to the north think and care about us ❤:)
This looks like it's out of a movie with the lights flashing and everything. Best tornado video I've seen in a while.
When you see a horizontal tornado wrapping around the main tornado then this tornado must be really powerful
I believe it’s called a “satellite tornado” and it is beyond powerful. This tornado was at LEAST EF4 and the satellite might have been EF0 or EF1and from the video and comments people are saying it hit a camp ground which is tragic…I couldn’t imagine being in that situation knowing there is literally nothing you can do..
Not a f4 @@SunnierVoyage97
I’m originally from the Midwest; tornadoes are no joke. 😞
The tornado has the right to defend itself.
Please send them to Washington D.C. if you can thanks I would appreciate it.
One of the best shapeshifters i have seen in a while. One minute it’s a rather large stovepipe, then it just manifests itself into a snakey rope. Sick subvortices too
Six people are dead how is that “sick”
@@Zeakk23 rest in peace. But there is nothing wrong with enjoying beauty of tornadoes. Theres a reason storm chasers exist. We have nothing but respect for those who are affected.
@@Zeakk23 as a storm enthusiast, I and everyone else in their right minds will say that we are heartbroken by the event, but this storm had some of the most pronounced subvorticies of recent times and had an amazing transformation.
As sad it may be you can still enjoy mother nature. It is fascinating that nature creates tornados and other natural storms does it make it less devastating absolutely not. It shows how small we human are. @melissabaughn922
That ain’t only in Ohio thats in Alabama too lol but yeah that tornado was like oh you mean this house 🏠 I could have sworn that tornado was doing the Big Ben meme oh really 😂 it’s not funny but it is if you know what I mean but yeah to the 6 people sorry for ur loss rest in peace 🪦
Strange how the Eclipse next month will be at totality here next month. God be with you all here in Ohio. Sending you prayers
Not strange at all.
That tornado was powerful, you could tell the upward motion. I'm sorry for anyone who lost a love one, businesses, homes, or injured. I'm praying for you all effected by these storms
The really terrifying part of watching a tornado is the one coming up behind you! So fixated on the one in front of you!
WOW !!!! That is some spectacular footage. I hope everyone is alright.?
Unfortunately there is suspected multiple casualties/injuries
Not sure if this is the same one, but in Logan County last I saw, at least 6 people died
@zachhenderson7982 was wondering the same fryburg is close to Amish Country. Logan if im not mistaken south of Zanesville so two complete different areas? Guess we will know more today at some point
Last I heard, 3 ppl died. 😢
3 people died
Beautiful and terrifying
And in equal measure.
Stunning and brave.
The lights on in the house and then them flickering was super eerie.
I've been through that and it is really scary. The sounds are crazy and it gets dark like night.
Around 1:20 to 1:28 the tornado creates the iconic dead man walking with the sub vortecies
That's so scary...they say whenever you see the "dead man walking" atleast one person or more lost their life by that tornado alone.
Whats the origin behind that phrase??
Turns out 3 casualties have been confirmed from this tornado @@vet4life
@@FatherAbraham20241974 Xenia Ohio ? I’m not sure
@@FatherAbraham2024 native tribes
You can almost feel the crackling energy in the air, that’s enough to frazzle the calmest person. Too close for comfort. Thank God and the wee donkey that you and your family were spared. I hope everyone was safe and unharmed. Nature can be Very powerful. 🙏💕
That was a huge tornado! Amazing footage. Scary!!
I can't believe the lights stayed on the guy's house.
Perks of a generator
Glad that red house was ok. Thought that it was a goner for sure when I saw the lights start to flicker!
Probably a barn or workshop
@@legendofman12 You can actually see the walls shaking the tornado was so close to it.
The tornado was inches from the house and said oh really continues to grow right beside his house then was like alright I’ll spare u but not them proceeds to rip up the other neighbors stuff thats cold
"stay over there" These poor people! prayers
How quickly that monster developed...
That sound was incredible, he must have been close and it intensified insanely fast
It fully condensed and went full power right at the campground. Pray for those people.
Ohioan here...tornado didn't hit my area but it was so scary during the storm. 2 tornados in less than a month....I never experienced such close calls this until recently
Alot of tornado warnings went out with this storm. We had many in my tri-state area from 7pm to 11pm.
Prayers to you all for safety!
The amount of “only in Ohio” comments makes me sick.
I live in the northern panhandle of WV(right across from Ohio) and we had some wicked weather. Nothing like a tornado, but the amount of lightening and the thunder. The thunder was unlike anything I've heard before. It sounded like it was in a tunnel and it just echoed for a few second's.
Shannon - A common characteristic of a thunderstorm that could produce tornadoes is continuous thunder. At night, you can easily see the continuous lightning that is producing the thunder. The storms were probably weakening as they crossed into West Virginia from Ohio during the night.
This footage actually captures the roar of the tornado which is rare. Most videos sound is drowned out by the sound of wind blowing into the microphone, not this video... The roar is heard starting at 0:49 after he says "Oh that camp ground!!". It sounds like a jet engine turbine rolling over a thundering freight train, exactly as I've heard witnesses describe. That's the sound of raw power vacuuming the countryside. Eerie..... Imagine being at that campground with that tornado barreling straight towards you with nowhere to go. It's moments like these that can make even the most militant atheist find Jesus.
Honestly some of the best sound I’ve heard in a tornado video. As soon as the tornado consolidates and gains power you can hear it perfectly.
There are Atheists after a tornado....I've seen it on the news
I drove past the RV park. The southern part was not hit. The tornado ripped through the RVs. There are parts, pieces, and a refrigerator thrown about. The tornado crossed the road and field on its way to Indian Lake. The funnel most certainly must have been seen from I-75. The NWS reported a barn next to I-75 was where it first came down. The materials thrown into the sky might have been roof materials from either the barn east or west of Cemetery Road.
I was there. It was wild.
Prayers for those people in the campground and across the country that got hit by these monster tornadoes
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Terrifying footage. That’s one scary looking tornado! Praying for the people affected by this!
Amazing!! But I would be $hitting bricks when it was passing right in front of me. I live in south Texas. We rarely see any twisters. So, I can only imagine what it must be like to literally open my front door and see a tornado right in front of me. Just surreal.
I'd be so excited....I've never seen one
@@SUGAR_XYLER I've only been in one. But I did not actually see it. Because it was nighttime and hurricane Gilbert was hitting us. This was back when I lived in San Antonio around '88. They said that it was a spin off tornado that reached F2 windspeeds. Though I did not see it, I will never forget the sound that it made. It is indeed very much like a freight train. It damaged several houses on the next block over from us. Very scary.
You know I thought exactly the same phrase about the bricks right after the few seconds of this amazing video, I first heard it,oh nevermind lol, prayers to the victims and family 🙏🙏🙏
This storm went south east and hit a 1/4 of a mile from my house in Delaware County . Me and my son left 3mins before it struck. By the grace of god we missed a direct hit on the highway as we went south. It took us 2hrs to get back to my neighborhood as it damaged a lot of wooded areas & structures destroying major power lines. Definitely one of the most powerful storms I’ve been in the past 56years and witnessing 4 tornadoes 🌪️. My prayers go out to the families & victims of this powerful storm which lasted around 3hrs of hell through the Ohio.
That tornado went through a nearby cemetery where hundreds are feared dead.
@@Titysaghill_255 I don't know but it smells like updog in here.
I was working while this happened. Only 15 miles away. I was on the outskirts. Bellefontaine was skimmed this day fr
Here in cali, we are very lucky as there is only a small thunderstorm. I hope people who are living their will be safe. God bless them.
0:43 Onwards has to be one of the scariest tornado shots ever recorded. And I've seen a lot
Almost looks fake at that moment, like a scene out of twister or something.
@@chevyrider9027Look up the Joplin Missouri tornado in 2011, the formation video. Went from this at the beginning to a mile wide in a minute.
Post adrenaline rush shakes. Normal
The moment it started roaring that was a very strong tornado. I bet at that moment winds were over 200. Especially with the multiple vertices "dead man walking "
Possibly multiple casualties at the trailer park campground when you see the debris.
Guys so basically the tornado that happen went through my home town wapak and Indian lake And people died I’m sorry if that was on of your family members
This wasn't too far from me, it's devastation there. 😢 Scary night with one tornado warning after another. I was at work and my boss let me leave early when we got the first tornado warning. I jumped in my car and went to a hotel for about 2hrs, waiting for it to all be over. I was a nervous wreck, I can't even imagine how scared all those people were. Pure helplessness.
The lights coming on and off, was creepy looking with that tornado in the background. Looked paranormal and natural from a movie scene
Seemed so surreal but terribly sad
It’s a shame none of the Columbus stations could bother doing ANY reporting on this until it was too late for some.
Well that escalated quickly! Went from nothing to spinning up horizontal vortices around the main one in under a minute.
the tornado last night destroyed my best friends house it was horrible and i pray for other people who lost there homes
0:52 suction vortices that’s terrifying
That is so terrifying. All you can say is oh no oh no oh no. 😢
Living underground could solve all of our problems’ literally
Imagine a day when folks shooting a landscape actually use landscape mode. Maybe in another 10 years the technology will exist.
That's really great footage of the formation! The inner workings of the tornado are really visible!
Well wishes from Indiana. God bless you my friends ❤❤❤
Not this one, but I had 3 different tornados around me, one south which was rain wrapped, and I could hear it.
I get this... I've only been in Columbus for a year and a few months now and I don't think I've ever been as tornado prepared... I'm originally from Annapolis MD and we literally just had our first tornado (that I know of) rip through a few years back ten minutes after I drove on the road it crossed over.. It damaged my great grandmothers old work place (which is extremely creepy) and seeing all of the broken trees.. They said it was an F1 but I swear it was an F3 just from seeing the damage first hand... Stay safe.
The damage caused by filming vertically is immeasurable.
I couldn't imagine being in my camper on a campsite scary stuff hope all is well
I wish Reed Timmer could be this calm. Those satellite vortices were wicked!
Reed is a 5 yo boy at a birthday party. He’s good but makes the vids about him not the tornado.
Been watching this storm all day, and now watching the second one forming over Arkansas. Looks like it's gonna plow through Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, etc., and it looks really bad.
Why do you continuously utter 'Oh, no' instead of initially stating 'stay over there'? You should have expressed 'go away and disappear' instead.
Prayers for all
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The air multiplier design used in Dyson fans could be used to pulse intermittent high-velocity blasts of air at an angle and upward into the atmosphere and against wind shears randomly to disrupt the formation of mesocyclones and supercells. One day, we'll be able to fizzle out tornados using this technology.
Thanks and bless your heart....💔
Thank God it went in a different direction.
That’s fucking terrifyinf the fact that there isn’t enough dirt for it to pick up that you can’t see it’s whole form is scary at some points you can barely see it
You had a front-row seat to the raw fury of a multi-vortex tornado, packing horizontal funnels. I can only imagine the sheer, heart-stopping awe that would cause.
My town had a tornado warning but no tornado happened. Though I was unaware if the 3+ tornados that had happened over night
Was about to jump in my bathtub if any spun up around here, Englewood Ohio ' 9:00 to 10:00 just south of mother natures business, so far heard 3 touched down.
In this area if you are south of them you are in good shape. Usually they travel southwest to northeast.
Horizontal suction vortices! That thing is violent glad this guy was ok
the key is to assert dominance will constantly telling it to "stay over there"... lol
Anytime you see horizontal vortexs , its VERY high winds
God save the animals 🙏🏽
Absolutely amazing.
Looks like a F3 tornado and it for a moment there was a multi vortex
I actually saw this freaking tornado on a street💀
Ohio has had more tornadoes than Texas Oklahoma Kansas combined
Boy that one is moving fast. Worst kind
Actually no. The slowest ones are far far worse. When t r😅
@@darkcrystalmagik3369- Exactly. The worst damage and fatalities comes from those that move slowly or stall. God help you if you’re under it for a long time.
Looks incredible
Nature is awesome
Anyone that says we here in Ohio dont get tornadoes, has never heard of Xenia.
I remember that outbreak back in 1974. It was covered by newspapers and the TV network news for several days!
@Petemonster62 I was born in '74, but I have a very vivid memory of our family driving thru the area around '78. They hadn't started rebuilding everywhere yet, there open fields where everything was ripped up. As we passed thru, our dad started telling us the story about the outbreak. It always stuck with me, so as I got older, I did research. UA-cam comes along and documentaries are everywhere.
While I am glad there are people willing to stand outside and film a tornado I also believe y'all are completely nuts. I grew up in tornado alley. Those things can turn on a dime and be on top of you before you know it. Hope everyone was ok.
The moments where it has little debris and cloud pull, where it's invisible is how people get killed trying to "see it" looking out windows and doors. There's this instinct to want to try and figure out where the tornado is I know, but taking shelter is the safest option always. It's sometimes hard to really grok that they are literally just wind and unless it's sucking things up or pulling clouds down it's an invisible force you may not really see till it's on you and it's too late to take shelter.
Kinda common there I lived in that area it does have a negative energy there
My mom and I were coming home from Columbus and just missed this. I saw it in between lightning flashes, I saw it off to the west and as soon as I saw it we ran into hail. Needless to say it was quite the interesting drive that evening.
I counted at least three vortices in that bad girl. Had a beautiful cone shape there for a minute.
Sounds like you wanna buy the tornado dinner.
Yeah, that's a bad one. When you see such clear multiple vortex structure and horizontal vortices you've got a significant, possibly violent tornado on your hands. Take no chances with a monster like that: Get to shelter!
Get to da choppa!
Oh snap the campground
no happy campers there.
Really scary to watch!
They say we average 22 tornadoes a yr but we had 10 last night. In 2019, on Memorial Day, we had 21. I've lived in Ohio all my life, and it's definitely getting worse and larger ones. We didn't get many tornadoes when I was younger and when we did they'd be small F0- F1, large ones were rare. My sister got hit with the 74 Xenia tornado. That was an F5. Xenia always gets them. No matter the size, they are all scary.
Ohioan here, I was thinking the same...
Teresa - There was a bad outbreak on Palm Sunday 1965 that produced tornadoes in Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and I believe also Pennsylvania.
He dodged the bullet. Amazing footage. Very scary. I would have crapped my pants.
You can’t help but feel so absolutely helpless knowing all the ones you can’t help…
Holy crap this is horrible I lived in Ohio and Indiana growing up The tornados where no joke praying for all who are affected
Absolutely gorgeous sub-vortices, I just hope everyone got to cover in time.
This things' early stages looked extremely similar to that of the 2011 Joplin tornado, where it's some dust and several (relatively) small subvotices and then it just condenses right before your eyes, except in this case it's much smaller but still obviously extremely powerful.
If you can see it moving, it's not coming toward you. If it appears to stop or become stationary- then it's coming for you. And that was one vicious spinner. Pretty amazing energy for a midwest tornado. See the tendrils coming out of the sides and the clear multi-vortex structure- Dead Man Walking formation.
God bless those it hit.
As soon as the sun came back out yesterday afternoon and we had rapid heating, I knew they were going to start popping off - and sure enough..
Looked very similar to the Tuscaloosa tornado for a few seconds there.