At 0:49 look at that house's storm door. Standing strong, tall, proud. That is why they call them storm doors. It's like it's standing in defiance to the storm, saying, "Screw YOU storm!" What a bad ass door.
If you look closely, you will see that the roof of that house is very shallow-sloped, I'd say maybe 10 to 15 degrees. When wind blows over a roof with shallow slopes like that, it creates lift, like an airplane wing. And when the lift gets strong enough, it can literally pull the roof straight up
That language sounds more like a South Asian Language like Bengali. It really does not sound like Chinese at all as it does not have the heavy inflections that are trademarked in the language.
They're obviously not from North America, hence probably don't even understand what is happening. In some parts of the world, tornadoes are not that common.
@@ceer6 No they don't. Brick walls collapse more easily under lateral stresses, like tornado winds or earthquakes. It's why brick homes are illegal to build in certain areas. Wood frame construction holds up much better, but nothing is going to survive 300 km/h+ winds.
At 0:49 look at that house's storm door. Standing strong, tall, proud. That is why they call them storm doors. It's like it's standing in defiance to the storm, saying, "Screw YOU storm!" What a bad ass door.
Lol, this tornado was scary, my first tornado, almost flipped our car.
I can’t tell you how much so enjoyed this post! 😂
It doesn't look like anyone lived in that house.
Yes wish we could understand that language
If you look closely, you will see that the roof of that house is very shallow-sloped, I'd say maybe 10 to 15 degrees. When wind blows over a roof with shallow slopes like that, it creates lift, like an airplane wing. And when the lift gets strong enough, it can literally pull the roof straight up
Doesn't an airfoil require air flowing underneath it as well?
@@felixx321 No it doesn't.
The tornado moves through the field of view at around 0:43-0:44.
The strong winds after that are probably the inflow jet behind the tornado.
0:00 i thought somebody was blasting bass boosted music somewhere but the tornado is just creating beats with the transformers
Wow! Great footage!!! If only it were possible to tell them how insanely dangerous it is to stand in front of a window filming during a tornado.
Meridian Mississippi
EF-2
14 April 2018
I think he is saying"Oh shit "!
Thank you come again
🤣🤣🤣
Welcome to U.S
lol
I can't understand them through that Florida accent.
0:44 The House Gets Demolished
Dam they argue during a tornado
WOW awesome footage 🤩👍
Sounds like they are blaming eachother for this destruction
Its her fault, she didn't clean the dishes!
In the beginning, transformers are exploding by the EF2 tornado.
Is that in India?
this matilda challenge is awesome! best one yet!
They’re either Bengali Sri Lankan or Chinese Asian dialect.
That language sounds more like a South Asian Language like Bengali. It really does not sound like Chinese at all as it does not have the heavy inflections that are trademarked in the language.
Lol im watching this as a tornado is brewing up where im at smh
So beautiful
It don't sound like Meridian, Mississippi.
We’ve been invaded everywhere. Keep voting dim.
Well, that was annoying!
Great video. Sure wish I knew what he was saying?
It almost sounds like 2 people arguing in the background not even noticing a tornado outside.
It's Pengali but I don't understand it. ua-cam.com/video/HVN8i_pCNG4/v-deo.html
Not enough screws in those roof rafters!!!
gujarati ma bole che 😂
Why so mad
The roof just came off
Normal ohio weather
EF2
Sounds like the King of The Gungans Of Naboo
These individuals are NOT smart. Could use some lessons on what to do when severe weather events occur. Filming is NOT one of them.
Tell that to literally everyone in tornado alley that is used to this and still does it, and still sometimes get killed.
They're obviously not from North America, hence probably don't even understand what is happening.
In some parts of the world, tornadoes are not that common.
GODDDDDD DAMNNNNN🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
Lol
Boola, boola, boola blah, blah, blah
paper houses...
No literally
Tornadoes destroy brick and concrete buildings with ease as well
@@dumbfox1036 but at least they resist a little bit these houses crumpled like wet paper
@@ceer6 No they don't. Brick walls collapse more easily under lateral stresses, like tornado winds or earthquakes. It's why brick homes are illegal to build in certain areas. Wood frame construction holds up much better, but nothing is going to survive 300 km/h+ winds.