May 14th 2020. A very strong Severe Thunderstorm rolled into central Ohio around 5:45 pm. The skies got extremely dark and ominous. Recorded on an iPhone Xr
@@dogsareawesome9197after is nice when it's all wet all bugs animals everything is out getting water it might be a little windy but it's a clear day. Trees and leaves scattered in the yard cars going by and the sound of there tires on the wet road after is pretty nice but before is nice too. The silence and stillness with the few gusts of wind for a few seconds watching as the storm approaches
I love this so much. Seeing a dark sky with bright green trees in front, in a calm neighborhood, reminds me so much of my childhood. Playing outside with my friends until it started to rain, then running inside cuz our parents were yelling at us to get inside before we got struck by lightning. The weather patterns have changed so much where I live since that time, we’d get these kind of storms maybe once every couple weeks, with lots of little storms nearly every day, but now we’re lucky if we get any kind of thunderstorm.
Where do you live now? In New Jersey, where I live, when it comes to storms, all too often they are scattered, which means some will get missed, and those that do get them, they are in and out in like 2 to 5 minutes.
I can relate to thst. If I had the means, I would move someplace like Minneanapolis, or Chicsgo, where storms are a little less hit and miss, and more spectacular. All too often, if big storms out that way head towards me, when they cross the mountains in Pennsylvania, that causes them to fizzle out before they reach New Jersey.
@@johnoconnor6356 I can tell you a lot of people are complaining about the lack of thunderstorms... When I was a little kid, even just 15-20 years ago, the weather was very different. We used to get thunderstorms all the time. They are a wonderful way to relax and get cozy. I lived 45 minutes northwest of Chicago, still do, and we barely get them anymore. Look up geoengineering. It is altering weather patterns. It's very sad.
The only darker sky I saw in my life was in 1991, during a thunderstorm in Northern Kentucky. I was driving into Cincy on I-75 and the sky was pitch black excpet for lightning. It was 11:00 AM. I was terrified.
As terrifying it is, weather like that is actually my favorite weather. I like the coziness of the gloomy sky with chilly wind. I dont like bright sunlight and hot air, unfortunately i live in southeast asia, the only time we get that kind of weather is the typhoon season for 3 months, raining heavy all day.
The issue with this is the fact that these storms will produce tornadoes up to EF3 levels which are catastrophic, unlike regular thunderstorms. This looks like a Derecho with how dark it is
I agree with you! Some people like the blazing hot sun beating down on them and some like to see & feel the amazing scary powerful look of the sky and clouds in a thunder storm. It's all perspective. And I am with you on this one. I think it's beautiful & cozy too!! 👍👍💖⛈️☔🌫️🌬️🌀🌁🌧️💙💙💙💙💙😉
As much as other people may disagree, I find a calming sense even to the most dangerous storms. Even the Idaho 2020 Derecho-- that whole storm was not only interesting to watch, but the destruction and damage that followed was very... satisfying...
Ariel Winter fan05 I remember the storm that hit us in August 2007. That was really scary. Ten times darker than in this video, and caused moderate damage such as fallen trees and broken fences. Here’s the tornado warning that was issued that day in 2007. ua-cam.com/video/_ZV45Dj4EP0/v-deo.html
@@TheWeathermenWX there was also one that happened in the same month in 2020, it completely knocked out the internet and the power for 12 hours. (for me at least)
The contrast between the sky color and the houses made me feel like I was looking at a computer generated video... I had to watch it a couple times. I do love thunder it's the lightening that scares the 💩 out of me!
Yeah it’s strange isn’t it? It was quite dark. Dark enough to feel like night was coming. The light sky to the southeast really clashed against the dark sky to the northwest. What a day.
@@Ilovehamburger005 I remember when I was at a camp a few years ago. In a regular wooden cabin. A severe thunderstorm was passing over us from 5AM to around 7AM. Around 6AM I was laying in the bed next to a window that was open slightly. A blinding light flashed in my face, followed by a very loud crackle and a loud BOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMM. Scared all of us. The cabin shook and rattled. That was surreal.
@@TheWeathermenWX i live in an area where the thunderstorms and tornados are common in spring. So its not uncommon to be jolted awake by a flash of lightning or a crack of thunder. But wow in a cabin?! That must have been loud.
Frfr😭😭I’m with you on this one, but we do actually have storms like this here but as it’s rolling in there’s non stop lighting flashes and strikes near us or on our lawn
This makes me miss summer!! I always love that uneasiness whenever these types of storms roll in right over you-I would always bundle up under my porch roof and brace for the heavy rain and lightning. I haven't seen clouds like those in forever but I definitely miss them
Yes, i have seen some really dark clouds in thunderstorms. I moved from Coronado CA to live with my father in Lubbock TX in the mid 70s. He was a meteorologist with the small forecasting office (nka NWS/NOAA) there. He would sometimes call me when he was working to tell me to get my blanket, pillow, one of my twin mattresses and get in the bathtub until he called to give me the all clear. Few times he forgot to call me. LOL Several years later he transferred to San Antonio (his hometown) and retired there as a lead forecaster & etc after 41+ years. He helped develop a bunch of things, was a meteorologist for the space shuttle flight that had Sally Ride as the 1st woman astronaut (I attended the luncheon with everyone involved with the mission & got to meet all the astronauts) I am so proud of him. Funny thing though, I was the one in high school in San Antonio that would not ask what the weather was going to be. So, my friends made fun of me when it would rain & i didn't have an umbrella or short sleeve tops when it was cold or long sleeve sweatshirt when it was warm. I didn't watch the weather or news channels. That was back when the TV weatherman got their "forecast" from the NWS, so I assumed that my father would tell me what was going to happen if he had been at work. But with the different shifts he worked, my high school years and my part time job, sometimes I wouldn't even see him for days. My mother still can't believe he was getting paid alot of money for being 20% right. 🤣
I love love loveee when the sky looks like this, when the houses are still shined on by the sun, but are backlit by a monster storm. I get so energized mentally by how unstable the atmosphere feels beforehand too. Can't wait to make my own videos this season on it :]
Oh it’s so cool isn’t it?! I love seeing storms like this. I just subbed and will stay tuned for Storm videos from you! :) Oh and if you don’t have a weather radio, I highly encourage you to get one. The Midland WR120 is $30 at Walmart. Can’t go wrong with one, as it may save your life.
@@TheWeathermenWX aaaa thank you! I don't know if you'd be into whispering videos hahaha. So I will most likely make two of the same video, one with and one with just live sound or chill instrumental music, especially for my more broad interests that would pull an aviation or storm chasing audience in. ^^ I live in North Texas so the storms only really get crazy late spring, and late summer. I'll be goin on a tangent here but- Our county seems to have supercells form near us, but then move onto like, Denton, Ft.Worth, or Dallas and drop tornadoes there. I had a backpack I fill with water, snacks, a knife, batteries, and medicine. But I really do need a radio :]
@@annabobanaasmr8411 Sweet! I love ASMR whispering videos and such! Very relaxing. Your idea sounds great and I’d watch it definitely. And yes a weather radio is ideal, especially for places like North Texas. I’ve been there, during a huge storm in June 2019. So I know exactly what North Texas storms are like.
Wow awesome footage of the storm coming in and I live in Newark Ohio and I've seen storm clouds the start before especially during the derecho in June 2012
The yellow house. An older couple lives there. The black truck belongs to their nephew who was visiting from out of town. The dark grey car and light grey truck are their’s, but there’s no room in the garage because they have a vintage car that is kept in there.
Se a echo viral respirar así para agregarle dramatismo a las escenas..se escucha ya demasiado este tipo respiraciones sobre todo en montajes de terror.
I’ve seen those a couple of times in my time.One time at 12:00 in the afternoon it literally looked like night.The thing was, it didn’t have severe strong winds, but the rain was pouring, for hours.
One time in school there was a thunderstorm, it was so dark outside and light went out that teacher stopped lecture and we all just sit there looking outside. Never knew it would turn out to be my best moment of school.
I literally don't know why people would like this this is literally my worst fear turned to reality my heart would literally sink and want to go to the bathroom
One of the worst thunderstorms I’ve ever seen in my area of the U.K (Bournemouth) was in May 2021. We were finishing up the last lesson of that day which was History and then suddenly I heard thunder. At first I thought I was tripping but half an hour later the biggest boom of thunder I have ever heard sounded at 15:43. When we were going home in the minibus (Stupidly driving along the coast road), we actually had to shout to be able to hear each other the hail was so loud. We also saw a Mini that had to be pulled over because the driver couldn’t see. It was one of the most exciting storms I’ve ever experienced:)
I love it when it gets pitch black like this!!! We don’t see as many storms like this anymore like We used to, hopefully this year is promising!! ❤️❤️🌩⛈
Last major storm I saw was the August 10, 2020 derecho. I was in the area that got 120-140 mph wind gusts. Greenest skies I’ve ever seen. Everything turned a very deep turquoise the moment it rolled over. Can’t say I expected to see debarked trees in Iowa, of all places.
I’ve seen clouds similar to that and we were driving on the interstate. At the time I’ve never seen clouds that dark before and it gave me a really bad feeling. It looked like it was midnight.
I can remember a sky just like that growing up in Aberdeenshire, Scotland in 1985. Ended up with our house and about a dozen others within a mile of us being struck by lightning in what remains one of the best/worst storms I’ve ever seen in the UK.
I am from Miami, FL and I am used to seeing this type of storms on a daily basis and I LOVE THEM. Moved to Ohio a little over a year ago and I promise you I have not YET seen a storm like the ones we are doing in Miami. Have only seen baby storm and it rains like baby drops. Nothing Severe or anything, have not witness a real downpour or torrential rain here AT ALL and it’s pretty sad because I LOVE LOVE LOVE this severe weather. I guess the snow makes it up for that but still… I have only experienced 3 “big” thunderstorms here (bowling green and Toledo combined) in the last year and those storm only really brought wind and lightning/thunder… barely any rain but seen this video… I get jealous but I love it!!
When I was a kid I survived an F5 tornado in a shopping center. A lot of people were killed, and for many years a sight like this would turn me to liquid. I can thank Doppler radar for changing things. Tornado warnings are much more precise these days, and I can’t remember the last time a tornado or severe thunderstorm took my town by surprise. So these days when I see this, as I do several times each spring, I usually know what the weather is and I can enjoy it. It’s beautiful, but in a very weird way.
That's a big no thank you from me. How you stayed that calm in the face of those clouds eludes me, but kudos to you for being so brave! I don't mind thunderstorms, but if the clouds are that dark, there's a forecast of panic in my brain weather.
The last time it got that dark during the day in New England was when my town got a tornado warning after having Severe T-storms for the better part of the mid-afternoon. Beautiful yet scary at the same time.
This was a cool storm to catch right before hitting us! A severe thunderstorm indeed. Though one thing I will say. It does not even compare to the storm that hit us in August 2007. That was a huge wall cloud that was almost black! Even though I was six, it scared the crap outta me and I remember it vividly. I still have a recording of the tornado warning that was issued due to that storm.
Last time I saw sky look like this, my brother and I were driving out of Rapid City in SD in 1972, headed for Cheyenne, WY. A few hours later the entire downtown in Rapid City had been leveled by a flash flood.
Batten down the hatches, it’s about to get hairy! We get those storms fairly often here in Florida, especially when summer rolls around, and it’s actually pretty nice watching them from inside a building
I have. It's frightening, almost as if day has turned to night. What is even more frightening is when the clouds come at night and you can see how dark they are when the lightning flashes and the wind starts to bend the trees over and you know it isn't going to be good.
I live in north central Kentucky, only a few hours' drive from central Ohio. Love the electricity in the air, the potential energy just waiting to be unleashed by those monster storms.
We actually had something like this a week or two ago in south eastern Wisconsin and the winds were CRAZY and it was pouring really hard!!! It’s was a pretty eventful weather season for us 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
That is a really dark (for mid-afternoon), yet majestic-looking thunderstorm! Incredible structure along that leading edge and rain shaft, indeed! A pretty nice whale's mouth formation, as well! The footage is very much appreciated!
This lighting will forever be my favorite dark skies with green trees and grass and homes all having a slight glowing hue of orange or yellow. It’s quite beautiful.
I remember seeing a storm like this roll through my home town. I recall the sky getting really dark in seconds, the clouds were like a dark gray/green. Brought tons of hail for about a good 70mins.
When the sky or clouds cast a green shade pls be aware of the weather and on the lookout for tornadoes! I know that intense storms come from the green skies! Glad you're okay :)
If a storm cloud grows and spreads wide enough and the base gets darker and starts rotating and building, there could be a chance of strong wind shear and a small tornado like funnel forming
Actually, there are two that I can think of: a tornado coming right toward you and a fire coming right toward you! Oh, and a flood coming your way is just as scary.
In india during may, june~ this type of clouds form with heavy thunderstorms every afternoon so i can feel the weather by seeing this video the vibes ♥️ Btw nice capture
This happened to me about 3 years ago, And I was about 10-11 Years old, there’s was straight up black clouds, 65Mph winds, and there was penny sized hail, we ended up having roof damage after this severe storm, it was one of the scariest storm I’ve ever been through, And I’m 15 Now and thank god I’m okay.
We used to get thunderstorms all the time up here in the pacific northwest, but now they never leave the mountains and always miss us. Sad, cause thunderstorms are really cool to be in (from a safe area, like inside, or on the porch)
Weather fascinatiates me so much, when they say seek shelter immediately I’m the crazy nut who’s out there taking notes because I so much want to be a weatherman
Maine is the 8th most humid state (our summers are not as temperate as people might assume) but, due to our location in the most northeastern part of the US, thunderstorms are pretty infrequent here. Which, as someone who _loves_ thunderstorms, is a huge big bummer. I find the deep, resonant booms that thunder produces to be both exciting and soothing and I try to maximize the experience I get of these storms as much as possible. Which, to people in states where they are incredibly frequent, would probably seem like really strange behavior lol
I don't think I've ever seen the sky so dark during the day 👀
@@jasminewashington6728 Me too
I have and it scares me. Nothing good happens when the clouds get that black.
I have, it was during the Midwest derecho on August 10, 2020. That was the scariest storm I've ever been in.
I have seen a storm here twice darker than this. But I loved it...
I saw one so dark one day it was black, like full midnight black, later on it hailed golf balls and rained like crazy.
I can’t say I’ve ever seen a sky with darker clouds than that 😮😧
Then you should witness indian monsoon
Me 2
I've seen darker
Lol vhite kluods
Ikr. Down in Florida, At most I’ll see some gray clouds.
The calm before the storm is one of the most satisfying moments in nature.
I couldn’t agree more!
The clam after the storm is a lot more satisfying for me. Most of the time, im more scared before the storm than during it.
@@dogsareawesome9197 same
@@dogsareawesome9197after is nice when it's all wet all bugs animals everything is out getting water it might be a little windy but it's a clear day. Trees and leaves scattered in the yard cars going by and the sound of there tires on the wet road after is pretty nice but before is nice too. The silence and stillness with the few gusts of wind for a few seconds watching as the storm approaches
Twd
I love this so much. Seeing a dark sky with bright green trees in front, in a calm neighborhood, reminds me so much of my childhood. Playing outside with my friends until it started to rain, then running inside cuz our parents were yelling at us to get inside before we got struck by lightning. The weather patterns have changed so much where I live since that time, we’d get these kind of storms maybe once every couple weeks, with lots of little storms nearly every day, but now we’re lucky if we get any kind of thunderstorm.
Where do you live now? In New Jersey, where I live, when it comes to storms, all too often they are scattered, which means some will get missed, and those that do get them, they are in and out in like 2 to 5 minutes.
@@johnoconnor6356 I live in Wyoming. By the time storms reach us they’ve fizzled out and don’t have much strength.
I can relate to thst. If I had the means, I would move someplace like Minneanapolis, or Chicsgo, where storms are a little less hit and miss, and more spectacular. All too often, if big storms out that way head towards me, when they cross the mountains in Pennsylvania, that causes them to fizzle out before they reach New Jersey.
@@johnoconnor6356 I can tell you a lot of people are complaining about the lack of thunderstorms... When I was a little kid, even just 15-20 years ago, the weather was very different. We used to get thunderstorms all the time. They are a wonderful way to relax and get cozy. I lived 45 minutes northwest of Chicago, still do, and we barely get them anymore. Look up geoengineering. It is altering weather patterns. It's very sad.
Are you saying that even in the Chicago area, thunderstorms are becoming a thing of the past?
My favorite sight of summer, green tree's with a dark navy sky in the back ground.
And the sound of wind chimes going wild
That’s scary yet cool XD happens all the time
That's exactly what we are about to live through here in Texas - tornado season or spring, summer and fall
@@crystalyj30 Yesss. We just got a touch of it this week it was so nice. I feel bad for my mommy though storm season makes her so nervous 😞.
truuu
Who else wish that they were there?
I would I have always wanted to do storm chasing xx
No! i seen enough of these where am from no way I go out there
I’d be ready for death if I ever look outside and see that, but I also WANT to see that lol
Nope! I’m terrified of thunderstorms.
I see these alot and its cool
The only darker sky I saw in my life was in 1991, during a thunderstorm in Northern Kentucky. I was driving into Cincy on I-75 and the sky was pitch black excpet for lightning. It was 11:00 AM. I was terrified.
I can imagine
😮
I love thunderstorms so much. I would get such a thrill out of seeing those clouds get so dark knowing it’s coming.
Me too although they can cause damage but they can also bring a positive energy
And its scary doesn't matter if you love it or not you don't know what a storm brings it can cause flooding or can have a tornado inside it.
@@BoltYT_ 🌫🌪
That neighborhood looks like something out of a movie. The house's are just so perfect.
I know right
@Mohsin Ahmed very different compared to the southwest
That house low-key reminds me of the house from Married with children
Everything is perfect except india. With the population.
yes like a horror movie i was thinking that
As terrifying it is, weather like that is actually my favorite weather. I like the coziness of the gloomy sky with chilly wind.
I dont like bright sunlight and hot air, unfortunately i live in southeast asia, the only time we get that kind of weather is the typhoon season for 3 months, raining heavy all day.
You enjoy typhoon? 😱
@@missplumtree958 what
The issue with this is the fact that these storms will produce tornadoes up to EF3 levels which are catastrophic, unlike regular thunderstorms. This looks like a Derecho with how dark it is
I agree with you! Some people like the blazing hot sun beating down on them and some like to see & feel the amazing scary powerful look of the sky and clouds in a thunder storm. It's all perspective. And I am with you on this one. I think it's beautiful & cozy too!! 👍👍💖⛈️☔🌫️🌬️🌀🌁🌧️💙💙💙💙💙😉
As much as other people may disagree, I find a calming sense even to the most dangerous storms. Even the Idaho 2020 Derecho-- that whole storm was not only interesting to watch, but the destruction and damage that followed was very... satisfying...
I've always loved listening to the silence right before the storm hits. It's one of the most peaceful moments. Thank you!!!
Something uncanny yet beautiful about it. I feel the same. I love thunderstorms
Where the hell did you get that emoji from?
I love thunderstorms. They're like rollercoasters, exciting and scary all at the same time.
ATMOSPHERE IS FKIN NOSTALGIC ❤️
❤
Literally
I just subscribe to your UA-cam channel
Ok 👌 Dude
This was my birthday!!
I remember getting a storm exactly like this, there was also a funnel cloud spotted...and it was spotted by me!
Ariel Winter fan05
I remember the storm that hit us in August 2007. That was really scary. Ten times darker than in this video, and caused moderate damage such as fallen trees and broken fences.
Here’s the tornado warning that was issued that day in 2007.
ua-cam.com/video/_ZV45Dj4EP0/v-deo.html
@@TheWeathermenWX wow! And thanks for the link:)
@@itzhannah8993
You’re welcome!
@@TheWeathermenWX there was also one that happened in the same month in 2020, it completely knocked out the internet and the power for 12 hours. (for me at least)
@@TheWeathermenWX a squall line hit me yesterday and knocked out my power for 1 sec
I LOVE summer days like this!! Exciting, interesting, and entertaining.
That sky is freaking terrifying, but strangely beautiful at the same time.
Well said
The contrast between the sky color and the houses made me feel like I was looking at a computer generated video... I had to watch it a couple times. I do love thunder it's the lightening that scares the 💩 out of me!
Yeah it’s strange isn’t it? It was quite dark. Dark enough to feel like night was coming. The light sky to the southeast really clashed against the dark sky to the northwest. What a day.
@@TheWeathermenWX 💩
Its been a few times where I have jolted out of bed to the sound of the loudest thunder ever. Its nice in day, but at night... geez
@@Ilovehamburger005
I remember when I was at a camp a few years ago. In a regular wooden cabin. A severe thunderstorm was passing over us from 5AM to around 7AM. Around 6AM I was laying in the bed next to a window that was open slightly. A blinding light flashed in my face, followed by a very loud crackle and a loud BOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMM. Scared all of us. The cabin shook and rattled. That was surreal.
@@TheWeathermenWX i live in an area where the thunderstorms and tornados are common in spring. So its not uncommon to be jolted awake by a flash of lightning or a crack of thunder. But wow in a cabin?! That must have been loud.
Being someone with a strong phobia of thunderstorms, this would freak me out af
Frfr😭😭I’m with you on this one, but we do actually have storms like this here but as it’s rolling in there’s non stop lighting flashes and strikes near us or on our lawn
uhuh, i have seen these types of clouds before not something wanting out in.
That’s a dark sky😳
Clpz Me too. Thunder scared the living daylights out of me.
I love thunderstorms!
This makes me miss summer!! I always love that uneasiness whenever these types of storms roll in right over you-I would always bundle up under my porch roof and brace for the heavy rain and lightning. I haven't seen clouds like those in forever but I definitely miss them
Yes, i have seen some really dark clouds in thunderstorms. I moved from Coronado CA to live with my father in Lubbock TX in the mid 70s. He was a meteorologist with the small forecasting office (nka NWS/NOAA) there. He would sometimes call me when he was working to tell me to get my blanket, pillow, one of my twin mattresses and get in the bathtub until he called to give me the all clear. Few times he forgot to call me. LOL Several years later he transferred to San Antonio (his hometown) and retired there as a lead forecaster & etc after 41+ years. He helped develop a bunch of things, was a meteorologist for the space shuttle flight that had Sally Ride as the 1st woman astronaut (I attended the luncheon with everyone involved with the mission & got to meet all the astronauts) I am so proud of him. Funny thing though, I was the one in high school in San Antonio that would not ask what the weather was going to be. So, my friends made fun of me when it would rain & i didn't have an umbrella or short sleeve tops when it was cold or long sleeve sweatshirt when it was warm. I didn't watch the weather or news channels. That was back when the TV weatherman got their "forecast" from the NWS, so I assumed that my father would tell me what was going to happen if he had been at work. But with the different shifts he worked, my high school years and my part time job, sometimes I wouldn't even see him for days. My mother still can't believe he was getting paid alot of money for being 20% right. 🤣
I love love loveee when the sky looks like this, when the houses are still shined on by the sun, but are backlit by a monster storm. I get so energized mentally by how unstable the atmosphere feels beforehand too.
Can't wait to make my own videos this season on it :]
Oh it’s so cool isn’t it?! I love seeing storms like this. I just subbed and will stay tuned for Storm videos from you! :) Oh and if you don’t have a weather radio, I highly encourage you to get one. The Midland WR120 is $30 at Walmart. Can’t go wrong with one, as it may save your life.
@@TheWeathermenWX aaaa thank you! I don't know if you'd be into whispering videos hahaha. So I will most likely make two of the same video, one with and one with just live sound or chill instrumental music, especially for my more broad interests that would pull an aviation or storm chasing audience in. ^^
I live in North Texas so the storms only really get crazy late spring, and late summer. I'll be goin on a tangent here but-
Our county seems to have supercells form near us, but then move onto like, Denton, Ft.Worth, or Dallas and drop tornadoes there.
I had a backpack I fill with water, snacks, a knife, batteries, and medicine. But I really do need a radio :]
@@annabobanaasmr8411
Sweet! I love ASMR whispering videos and such! Very relaxing. Your idea sounds great and I’d watch it definitely. And yes a weather radio is ideal, especially for places like North Texas. I’ve been there, during a huge storm in June 2019. So I know exactly what North Texas storms are like.
@@TheWeathermenWX The last 9 years of living here I've only ever gotten photos of storms, cant wait to try out video now :] tysm
I love storms too :)
Whenever I see anything like this In the sky, I get hyped up because I love thunderstorms.
Lamar Goat me too!!
Same. I love thunderstorms but if I saw something like that over my head I would be screaming in pure joy and jumping up and down
@@weatherboy2965
I totally understand that! I feel that.
Saaaameeee!!!
Me too man
Wow awesome footage of the storm coming in and I live in Newark Ohio and I've seen storm clouds the start before especially during the derecho in June 2012
As someone who actually used to (and still is, at times) be afraid of thunderstorms, I can definitely relate to it.
On another note, I'll never understand houses that have a garage and they just park cars in the driveways anyways.
Because the garage is full of the wife’s stuff
The yellow house. An older couple lives there. The black truck belongs to their nephew who was visiting from out of town. The dark grey car and light grey truck are their’s, but there’s no room in the garage because they have a vintage car that is kept in there.
@@TheWeathermenWX we had a bad storm here in greece 2 years ago
This is a particularly bad situation when a strong storm like this one drops huge hailstones that destroy cars left outside.
Hardly anyone where we live puts their car in the garage. Ours is used as a gym, others use it as a playroom, office, living room or wood shop
The breathing from 0:26 - 0:28 followed by the chimes made it more horrifying.
Se a echo viral respirar así para agregarle dramatismo a las escenas..se escucha ya demasiado este tipo respiraciones sobre todo en montajes de terror.
I love it when the weather does that. It's always very striking and foreboding. Thunderstorms will never get old for me.
I’ve seen those a couple of times in my time.One time at 12:00 in the afternoon it literally looked like night.The thing was, it didn’t have severe strong winds, but the rain was pouring, for hours.
I remember that day! Those storms were probably the scariest I’ve seen in Ohio. Turned the day into night pretty fast!
Any tornadoes? ☺️
only in ohio
I love thunderstorms, just not when the sky is darker than the pavement.
One time in school there was a thunderstorm, it was so dark outside and light went out that teacher stopped lecture and we all just sit there looking outside. Never knew it would turn out to be my best moment of school.
As someone who lives in Ohio their whole life, the weather sure is crazy and unpredictable.
And I'm Ontario not far from you. I have seen these storms often enough. I would hide tail out of there hide in the bathroom and lights off.
Yup. This is a very common sight around this time here in North East Ohio. Best part of the summer for sure.
Man i would have had a HUGE heart attack
Look at that sky MAN
Ya it’s weird
I love this type of skies
I live in Canada it’s kinda rare for a storm to look like that at my city most times it’s usually a lighter shade
We once had a 30 minute storm in the summer with clouds just about as dark as this. We watched them roll in from inside, it was so cool
Well, time to get some cookies and read good old Necronomicon by the sound of rainstorms
😭
It's gorgeous
I literally don't know why people would like this this is literally my worst fear turned to reality my heart would literally sink and want to go to the bathroom
I love this! Especially @ night, storms ⛈ like this help me sleep💯🖤
Yes man what a fucking awesome weather
Ooohhh i love it! The clouds could not get any darker than this. Amazing footage . Thankyou
One of the worst thunderstorms I’ve ever seen in my area of the U.K (Bournemouth) was in May 2021. We were finishing up the last lesson of that day which was History and then suddenly I heard thunder. At first I thought I was tripping but half an hour later the biggest boom of thunder I have ever heard sounded at 15:43. When we were going home in the minibus (Stupidly driving along the coast road), we actually had to shout to be able to hear each other the hail was so loud. We also saw a Mini that had to be pulled over because the driver couldn’t see. It was one of the most exciting storms I’ve ever experienced:)
I absolutely love this. Thunderstorms are so cool! Also... the quiet. Sooo quiet! Calm before the storm, indeed!
0:37 that tree is in the shape of either a heart or a bird looking up and spreading its wings straight up.
@@rsmith8434 kind like a hawk🤷♂️😂
For a weather enthusiast Nothing beats that feeling of excitement and anticipation right before a storm hits!
I love how it’s away dark on one side of the sky and clear on the other side sometimes.
I love it when it gets pitch black like this!!! We don’t see as many storms like this anymore like We used to, hopefully this year is promising!! ❤️❤️🌩⛈
Wow! Omg, I LOVE seeing dark storm clouds like this.
And I also love severe thunderstorms.😃😃😃😃😃
Great video btw.😄
Me too!! Thank you!
Me too!!
Until a Tornado Rings the doorbell
I love storms like this as well. Especially during the summer time when it cools down super fast and you feels the breeze after it being super hot.
Last major storm I saw was the August 10, 2020 derecho. I was in the area that got 120-140 mph wind gusts. Greenest skies I’ve ever seen. Everything turned a very deep turquoise the moment it rolled over. Can’t say I expected to see debarked trees in Iowa, of all places.
I’ve seen clouds similar to that and we were driving on the interstate. At the time I’ve never seen clouds that dark before and it gave me a really bad feeling. It looked like it was midnight.
The sky could have never been more phenomenal. TY for this dramatic weather report.
It’s like if a Thunderstorm took place on a sitcom show.
I remember when an EF-0 went right over our house back in early 2019.
Wow, any damage?
I can remember a sky just like that growing up in Aberdeenshire, Scotland in 1985. Ended up with our house and about a dozen others within a mile of us being struck by lightning in what remains one of the best/worst storms I’ve ever seen in the UK.
I am from Miami, FL and I am used to seeing this type of storms on a daily basis and I LOVE THEM. Moved to Ohio a little over a year ago and I promise you I have not YET seen a storm like the ones we are doing in Miami. Have only seen baby storm and it rains like baby drops. Nothing Severe or anything, have not witness a real downpour or torrential rain here AT ALL and it’s pretty sad because I LOVE LOVE LOVE this severe weather. I guess the snow makes it up for that but still… I have only experienced 3 “big” thunderstorms here (bowling green and Toledo combined) in the last year and those storm only really brought wind and lightning/thunder… barely any rain but seen this video… I get jealous but I love it!!
Yes but that part of Ohio get EF3s and bigger Florida gets EF0s and EF1s once in a blue moon a EF2
i love a good storm like this! just the energy and atmosphere before & afterwards it's always so beautiful outside, it's like a cleanse.
I’ve been in so much thunderstorms but never saw those clouds so dark 😳
When I was a kid I survived an F5 tornado in a shopping center. A lot of people were killed, and for many years a sight like this would turn me to liquid. I can thank Doppler radar for changing things. Tornado warnings are much more precise these days, and I can’t remember the last time a tornado or severe thunderstorm took my town by surprise. So these days when I see this, as I do several times each spring, I usually know what the weather is and I can enjoy it. It’s beautiful, but in a very weird way.
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH! Perfect dark skies, makes everything look hyper real.
That's a big no thank you from me. How you stayed that calm in the face of those clouds eludes me, but kudos to you for being so brave!
I don't mind thunderstorms, but if the clouds are that dark, there's a forecast of panic in my brain weather.
I have tornado phobia and when it looks like this my heart is pounding.
Never in my life have I seen the sky that dark from a thunderstorm, I’m from the uk and wow
thats so insane, seeing how dark it is on camera, then knowing that all cameras cant pick up how dark it is irl... freaky
I had a storm like that yesterday, but WAY less severe and was WAY smaller. But it looked similar, except clouds MUCH less darker.
I yearn for these days as I sit inside on a frigid February day
Me too!!!
Oh man, that looks so cozy. Would love to just sit there and enjoy it.
The last time it got that dark during the day in New England was when my town got a tornado warning after having Severe T-storms for the better part of the mid-afternoon. Beautiful yet scary at the same time.
Those are some very dark clouds I love thunderstorms!
This was a cool storm to catch right before hitting us! A severe thunderstorm indeed. Though one thing I will say. It does not even compare to the storm that hit us in August 2007. That was a huge wall cloud that was almost black! Even though I was six, it scared the crap outta me and I remember it vividly. I still have a recording of the tornado warning that was issued due to that storm.
😬
😟😟😟😟⚡
Was there any hail
Drove through a storm with clouds that dark once, and I’ve never been more terrified. Pitch black at 7am in the summer....
Last time I saw sky look like this, my brother and I were driving out of Rapid City in SD in 1972, headed for Cheyenne, WY. A few hours later the entire downtown in Rapid City had been leveled by a flash flood.
Batten down the hatches, it’s about to get hairy!
We get those storms fairly often here in Florida, especially when summer rolls around, and it’s actually pretty nice watching them from inside a building
The sky getting so dark without RAIN is terrifying.
I have. It's frightening, almost as if day has turned to night. What is even more frightening is when the clouds come at night and you can see how dark they are when the lightning flashes and the wind starts to bend the trees over and you know it isn't going to be good.
Just imagine a Star Destroyer popping out of hyperspace in those clouds
I used to live in georgia, and I used to see these types of clouds everyday, so calming
I live in north central Kentucky, only a few hours' drive from central Ohio. Love the electricity in the air, the potential energy just waiting to be unleashed by those monster storms.
Am I the only one who loves Rain and thunderstorm videos? There is period of time when I binge watch those, lol!
Same lol
Such a beautiful place, you're so lucky 😊. The greenery is lush, imagining how beautiful it'd be at the sunset or early morning ❤️
Some tea, a blanket, Netflix and an empty schedule. Perfection 🤌🏽
We actually had something like this a week or two ago in south eastern Wisconsin and the winds were CRAZY and it was pouring really hard!!! It’s was a pretty eventful weather season for us 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
I live in NC and our prime storm season is May through September but I have never see such dark clouds in my life
I've been having summer fever like crazy lately. This video made me want summer that much more!! I love storms!!
That is a really dark (for mid-afternoon), yet majestic-looking thunderstorm! Incredible structure along that leading edge and rain shaft, indeed! A pretty nice whale's mouth formation, as well! The footage is very much appreciated!
This lighting will forever be my favorite dark skies with green trees and grass and homes all having a slight glowing hue of orange or yellow. It’s quite beautiful.
This storm Reminds me of the Texas Thunderstorm oh So Scary
I remember seeing a storm like this roll through my home town. I recall the sky getting really dark in seconds, the clouds were like a dark gray/green. Brought tons of hail for about a good 70mins.
When the sky or clouds cast a green shade pls be aware of the weather and on the lookout for tornadoes! I know that intense storms come from the green skies! Glad you're okay :)
If a storm cloud grows and spreads wide enough and the base gets darker and starts rotating and building, there could be a chance of strong wind shear and a small tornado like funnel forming
I love watching the sky like this before a storm rolls in!!!
It's hard to think of many other things as scary as black clouds coming toward you
Actually, there are two that I can think of: a tornado coming right toward you and a fire coming right toward you! Oh, and a flood coming your way is just as scary.
It's impossible for a thunderstorm in our country. This is amazing and scary at the same time 🙂
I love when that view rolls in. I love this kind of weather!! But hate when the power goes out lol.
That is absolutely incredible. Such a great catch.
In india during may, june~ this type of clouds form with heavy thunderstorms every afternoon so i can feel the weather by seeing this video the vibes ♥️
Btw nice capture
Moonsoon doesn't have black cloud
When those clouds are that dark, you know it’s gonna be severe
Oh indeed!
This happened to me about 3 years ago, And I was about 10-11 Years old, there’s was straight up black clouds, 65Mph winds, and there was penny sized hail, we ended up having roof damage after this severe storm, it was one of the scariest storm I’ve ever been through, And I’m 15 Now and thank god I’m okay.
We used to get thunderstorms all the time up here in the pacific northwest, but now they never leave the mountains and always miss us. Sad, cause thunderstorms are really cool to be in (from a safe area, like inside, or on the porch)
This bell ringing, looks like a scene from those movies that comes with a 150km / hour storm. And another, I’ve never seen a sky as dark as this
Weather fascinatiates me so much, when they say seek shelter immediately I’m the crazy nut who’s out there taking notes because I so much want to be a weatherman
That looks more then a severe thunder storm. I have never seen storm clouds this dark in my life. This is crazy
Maine is the 8th most humid state (our summers are not as temperate as people might assume) but, due to our location in the most northeastern part of the US, thunderstorms are pretty infrequent here. Which, as someone who _loves_ thunderstorms, is a huge big bummer. I find the deep, resonant booms that thunder produces to be both exciting and soothing and I try to maximize the experience I get of these storms as much as possible. Which, to people in states where they are incredibly frequent, would probably seem like really strange behavior lol
I made a playlist that I’ll keep all my Storm
Videos in. I have a few videos so far.
ua-cam.com/play/PL_SDutu0DS1sr0In0TY3fWhXbKeqKS2sm.html
Add live video
What the hell??!?!?! That's some of the darkest clouds I've ever seen
That is the same type of storm that affected my city yesterday. Most of my city is still without power