Rolling Fork Mississippi Tornado Path - Massive EF4+ storm rips through middle of town - Drone
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- Опубліковано 24 бер 2023
- A massive #tornado struck the town of #rollingfork #mississippi overnight tossing #cars #trucks and ripping through #homes and businesses. The #storm dropped multiple long track tornadoes doing at least #EF4 damage. #weather #disaster #apocalypse #apocoliptic #MSWX #drone #video #aerial #cinematography
20 minutes of different drone shots and angles with different lighting from one side of town to the other. #2023 #march #outbreak #march24
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why show this? for more views? more subscribers? disgusting pigs...
great footage especially the water tower
Thank you for all that you do to document these impactful events, and warn others of the power of tornadoes. Your work brings awareness, which in turn brings money and hands on assistance to these people 👍
Thanks for sharing this amazing footage. I am so sorry for those who lost their lives, and for the survivors. This must be very traumatic.
“After the storm, fair weather”…. author unknown.
Incredible!
I've intensely watched tornadoes since I was little...almost 50 years...and this is some of most violent aftermath footage I have seen. No exaggeration. 💔
Never have a scene radar images like last night's when these storms formed. The Smithville may not have done damage like this but god it was brutal on radar.
Whats hapanned to people?
Reminiscent of pictures of Tri State Tornado, 1925.
That's because 50 years ago there was little or no houses for a tornado to destroy. 700 people died in the 1925 Tri-state tornado
@@morales1961 There were plenty of neighborhoods and areas of dense population 50 years ago. They got hit and leveled all the time. 50 years wasn’t that long ago. Not like it was the 18th century or something.
This devastation gives a whole new visual to a town being razed to the ground. The miracle is some people could survive this
oh hey its that cicada guy again
I was thinking the same thing. How could any soul survive this ?
How would you survive that I can't imagine.
As a Moore Oklahoman lifelong resident, I truly feel for these people. Condolences to the lost one's family's. 🙏
I live in southeastern Oklahoma and I still remember the Tornado that hit Moore in 1999. I believe that there were winds recorded over 300 mph.
I was deployed as emotional response to Moore 10 years ago when the children died.Unreal.Very hard to process…..my team,Grind Stone Ministries,is here at this one now.We do what we can to help clean and give support as well.Amazing .
Watching it live we knew it was going to be really bad, but this is absolutely horrific. The damage is so immense. Praying for everyone affected.
Do pray every year something bad happens? cause this happens regularly
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I live in Wichita, Kansas the tornado alley,most of homes have basements to shelter from tornado, those don't have could buy a metal boxes for few thousand dollars put in the backyard.
It's horrific. How do you pick up the pieces? Where do you start? How do you start over? Everything is just gone. I feel for this community.😢
Truly a nightmare scenario.
I was watching Ryan Hall's livestream when this monster spawned. It was horrifying to see the devastation and the change it makes on people.
Prayers for comfort and peace to all victims of the storms yesterday. 🙏🙏🙏
I'm so glad so much money was donated on his livestream, and they are going down to help these people.
Prayers schmayers, do what you can to help as much as you can. Isaiah 45:7, god created calamity. If I believed god existed, I’d be mighty disappointed he let this terrible, terrible tragedy happen.
I watched an Prayed all through this, with Ryan too.. Thing is, Out of no place, his Channel Popped up on My Phone ! " Like God was saying, " Pray ",, Got Jordan Hall too , How Terrible ,an Huge, it all was..
@@quacks2much I don't understand why you feel that ripping on God is warranted here and does any good for anyone except yourself. People who believe in God pray AND also help others. We accept that there will be trials and tribulations but God has promised us an end to pain and suffering and everlasting life to those who believe in him.
@@quacks2much Thanks for contributing nothing, insulting others and sharing your deeply flawed intellect!
That German Shepherd Dog at the end of this wandering around totally adds to the sadness of this tragedy! The total obliteration of people's homes, cars and property is heartbreaking! My prayers to those that lost everything, and to those who lost any loved ones and pets. Hope that poor doggy will be found by family or someone.
Exactly my thought. I’m crying for that dog. All those people who could still be trapped….
Maybe that is the drone operator's dog. I hope so.
@@diyamerican I hope so too!
maybe a mixed breed of some sort, definitely not a german shepherd
Watching this makes me thankful I live in the UK where it’s just cold and wet most of the time. Hope these poor people are able to rebuild their lives.
So what your saying is "thank god it wasn't ME"....hmmmm self absorbed much?
This is one of the best shot drone experience you've created ; for people who actually don't understand the devastating effects of a real tornado experience. Excellent value and video quality 👌🏽 👏🏼 👍🏽
This wasnt your typical tornado. This one was unusually bad.
I live in Neosho , so yeah I completely understand them.
This drone footage is cinematic lvl from a classroom perspective.
This, with a lecture would make a quality docudrama for ppl from around the world to understand them.
Much like the 3•11 Tsunami one.
Wow. A water tower flattened.
What is that huge white item??
Ok. That is what thought either water tower or maybe a windmill.
I survived the Wichita Falls tornado of April 10, 1979 where 44 people died in the city and 58 total from surrounding communities. This video brings up many of those memories of 44 years ago. Back then, I watched the storm form up, grow, and continue past my house where it continued to destroy the city for about another 8 miles and then stayed on the ground for a total of close to 50. It’s hard to imagine the emotions this stirs up at the time of the tornado’s passing and then the days, weeks, and years after. The saddest part now is tending to those injured and deceased. These communities will require a great deal of support and most of that emotional support will come from within and from each other. You will never forget, but you will always be a stronger community willing to help many others who may fall victim to these disasters.
I’m from Mississippi this tornado traveled over 100 miles and lasted 3 hours
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I was sent to your town for training, courtesy of the Air Force, in April 1985. Visited your mall, Sikes Senter, and remarked on how nice it was. New, I was told, rebuilt after the 1979 tornado. I read up on that. What a horrible event; I was from SoCal and my only experience with a tornado was an F-1 one that had damaged the roof on a furniture store 15 miles from my home.
For what it's worth, my great-grandfather (maternal grandma's father) was born in Iowa Park TX.
@@petuniasevan I’m actually from the Boston area, sent to Sheppard AFB as a flight instructor from ‘78 through ‘82, so Wichita Falls was my first tornado. It occurred late in the afternoon and I watched it pull entire buildings off their foundation, lift cars off the road, and when it passed, it pelted us with softball sized hail. Observing this, I was immediately overwhelmed with the humanity of the situation, realizing that there were people in the center of what I was seeing real time. We immediately walked into the areas of total destruction in order to help people out of their homes and to look for their pets. The Air Force awarded us the Humanitarian Service Medal for these efforts. Ted Fujita, who developed the original tornado “F” scale, actually came to my house and we chatted for a bit. Only those who experienced this event in Mississippi can truly understand the terror of what occurred as this storm came through their homes just after dark. My heart and soul are with them as they begin their long recovery.
Brings back such horrifying memories. My small town got hit by an EF 5 and devastated it. Fortunately, no one died but it kept going and killed many others in another nearby town. Most people had basements which helped so much. It was like looking at a war torn city like this does. So tragic.
Which ef5
We survived the April 27th 2011 tornado that came through Pleasant Grove, AL. You can't explain what this is like unless you have lived through one. Prayers for everyone involved.
This is horrible :( Cant even begin to imagine the pain these folks are going through , Prayers for the entire community , and all the first responders .
@V who cares! Our concern should be our own FIRST!!
Amen to that.
@V Off topic boy is off topic boy....
We will go to the destroy the planet??? That the biblia says??? Ecclesiastes 1:4 one generation comes and one goes, but the earth still subsist to time indefinite.....we encourage you to read the bible every today and that we think about What we read and put it into practice.
prayers are free and its all they need from you. win win!
My prayers and condolences to all the families that went thru this horrific destruction of nature. 🙏🏻 Sorry for your loss.
PRAYING FOR MY FELLOW AMERICANS...NO MATTER YOUR POLITICAL CHOICE...GOD BLESS AND COMFORT EACH AND EVERY ONE AT THIS TIME OF PAIN AND SORROW...
You all should be praying for brains not to build in tornado areas.
People that were praying before the storm didn't get their answer. Up to thirty people are believed not to have made it. Homes destroyed, people injured, lives changed.. many for the worst.
It wasn't nature. Wise up!
@Don Tettaton ROFL!! Do you conspiracy theory wack-jobs have to take your tinfoil hats off at your flat Earth Society meetings? 🤣
55 years ago, as a child of eight, I lost my home in a small tornado. Had PTSD for years. Watching this brings it all back.
Why on Earth did you watch if you had PTSD?
Here in mayfield KY, we were in the center of the path of ours, and I deeply sympathize with all going through this, there are no words for the experience 😢 Praying and hoping for healing, much love and shalom 💙
Many prayers and blessings to your town and this poor town. It is heart-wrenching even to see the footage. I cannot imagine living through such tragedy.
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Unbelievable scenes. This was a large high velocity wedge. Pretty historic level damage. These people need urgent assistance.
4:50 hauntingly poetic shot of the hearse with the stunning sunrise behind it centered in all the devastation and death. Amazing cinematography and flying, rip to all the victims.
All by chance I'm afraid.
Yes I thought the same. It was an epic shot. News print worthy for sure!
👍. Copyright your footage WXChasing.
I see it very symbolic as well
Was it a funeral home ? Or a private owner?
It's a miracle anyone survived. There is barely anything left. My prayers go out to this community.
This is so overwhelming and I don't live there. Prayers for your recovery. Many thanks to all the rescue and relief efforts by many organizations. Lets all donate a little extra to help out.
Praying those who are still missing are found alive. Praying also for all of those who lost loved ones not to mention their homes. I have seen tornado damage up close a few times before but this was far more powerful than any I have witnessed.
And pets. All the pets buried alive, too.
No word from our fearless leader either.
Prayer, that'll fix it.
@David McNaughty they should have prayed for it to not happen...oh wait, several probably did.
Unbelievably, unimaginable, and absolutely terrifying night these folks must have had. My heart breaks. So much healing needed. Sending my prayers.
Amen 🙏
Friend was in the 79 Wichita Falls Tx tornado F5. Homes were down to the concrete wiped clean except for one wall right where people were. The pictures were amazing.
I’ve watched this like 6 times and my mind still can’t get over just how profoundly and completely devastating this is. This is on another level of destruction. An absolutely gut wrenching scene. These poor people.
This is surreal!! 😱 Everything's turned into kindling!! How anyone survived is a pure miracle. Im 78 and have seen the aftermath of tornadoes all of my life. This is by far, the most devastating i have ever seen!!! Praying for those who lost loved ones and for survivors to be found. Dear Lord!!! ✝️🙏
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The Norman, OK tornado was this bad. HORRIBLE.
Maybe besides earthquake machines, they have tornado machines as well. Weather warfare!
@@lindamann8520 Jarrell was worse. There was no debris. It was all ground up. They couldn't identify the difference between human remains and cattle. It was an F-5 traveling at 3 MPH. It was unsurvivable. I agree with you though, this is horrific.
The cars, destroyed and wrapped multiple times in wires, or aluminum sheets!! Terrifying!
When I see mature trees stripped and uprooted to me that means unbelievable force. Breaking or tipping a utility pole is child's play, a vehicle hitting a pole will usually snap the pole. When a vehicle hits a mature tree there will be bark damage, the vehicle never wins. I followed this storm on Ryan Hall's site along with his meteorologist Andy Hill's site. This thing was a monster! Not just the size of the tornado but the amount of time it spent on the ground. Watching them follow it on radar seamed to take forever, once it touched down it just never let up. Andy did a great job of explaining how the conditions were feeding and sustaining the storm. They were also able to predict the path and try to alert those in danger.
I'm so glad of all the donations made on their livestreams, and that they are going down to help these people. That's what I love most about his channel, that they send help to the victims.
Seeing the bark ripped from the trees, speaks volumes. As do the empty house slabs and other homes blasted to smithereens. Prayers for all...
I'm saddened and horrified at the amount of devastation. Where do you go for shelter when entire houses are obliterated right down to the foundation? I will be sending a donation and praying for all affected.
I follow on Ryan’s channel, as well. (It’s a bit hard for my older eyes to make out the area I live in, but it’s a help to also get his broader perspective, as well as the larger movements. And, his energy and involvement is contagious 😊
Yes, those ripped trees tells a lot. I also noticed that most vehicles are standing with wheels on the ground, only few are overturned.
😱😰 my heart is heavy for the loss of so many people and their homes. May all those that have gotten out, be loved and comforted and find shelter. ❤️🩹
I’m from Oklahoma I’ve seen devastation. This right here is crazy! You see the size of those uprooted trees in the beginning wow 😮 Prayers for all who were effected by this tornado 😔
I know this area well. It's flat MS Delta land. No hills for hundreds of miles. The percentage of land that's occupied by buildings and people is very small. The tornado could have taken a thousand paths that would have only torn up dirt. Yet through sheer horrible luck it found that tiny town (Rolling Fork), which is merely a dot on that massive landscape. Absolutely amazing. Death toll large and rising.
23 dead and 4 missing in total. according to some twitter posts
@@Unuseddata2021i heard missing was higher but missinfo going everywhere
The toll must be double that, over 50 unless people were skilled at getting into shelters. So many homes wiped clear off foundations, and no signs of basements which might not be popular due to a high water table in the area. Tragic.
Tragically the heat the town itself is generating no doubt contributed to the creation of the Tornado.
@@raybeauvais296 what?
2:25 Mattress up in a tree. So sorry to all people and animals affected by this. This looks utterly devastating.
I saw another video where a couple of semi trucks landed on a house.😢
@@theresagomez2605 Yeesh.
"We shall build a treehouse in thine tree, and around thine mattress, fore they are blessed." John 17:3
The mattress really got me!
@@FreckledGemini I'm wondering what was that white thing on the ground. Awful... 🤔
This is just heartbreaking.
Sending love to those who lost so much ❤️
Several tornadoes ripped through the small town of Rolling Fork, Mississippi last night killing at least 23 people so far. It’s a little north west of Jackson. My sister was 2 miles north of it's path. She has debri all over her property.
Please pray for all those that lost their lives, their homes, jobs, etc. This is my worst fear living in Mississippi. In '75, my school and town was hit by a tornado. A few years ago, my daughter's home was hit by a tornado in the middle of the night. They were trapped, and I couldn't get there (2 hours away) fast enough. Thankfully, they were all okay. I hate tornado season!
Just utter devastation. Heartbreaking to think about what everyone caught in the path of that experienced. Condolences to all who suffered losses from this storm. May those whose lives were taken rest in peace.... 😢
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I watched this and said "utter devastation" right before I saw this comment. Best way to describe this
Bearing in mind the open land around the town, it's as if the tornado has chosen the path of maximum destruction. I do not know how you mentally survive something like this. My thoughts are with the whole community and more specifically with the family and friends of those who have passed.
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@@ioneldobrin6613 What do you mean by posting this after every heartfelt comment??? Inform who???
Prayers for all those affected. May you find peace and guidance during this terrible disaster. Deepest sympathy 🙏.
This is hands down one of my worst fears to experience..especially at night with my kids.
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Tornado shelter
leave mississippi, or any tornado prone town
Crazy how something like this happens and the very next morning the sun is out
I always think of that. How yesterday morning these folks were just going about their business and in the course of just a few minutes everything is changed forever
Sometimes it only takes an hour and the sun is out and all is calm!
4 yrs ago we lost a whole town 23 people died under 10minute & 6 tornadoes, with barely any warning. All we can do is pray that people are aware and prepared. 🙏
THE SUN AND THE PLANETS HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH HUMAN BEINGS....they are just parasites that the earth removes at its leisure
This is ef5 like damage
Everything is gone. I'm so sorry for your loss. Holding you in my prayers.
We live in a fascinating age where drone footage like this shows the true extent of what has happened a countless number of times throughout history, yet never been documented.
Dear Lord, bless these suffering people, animals, and their survivors. ❤️🙏💞
there is no god
And P.S. Lord ... thanks for the tornado! It was peachy keen! (Don't they actually call a tornado this devastating "The Finger of God"?)
I hope it was 24 klanns boys
🙏 @17:16 a little dog can be seen walking. I hope he's with someone there, if not, I hope whoever filming this helped instead of just filming him for content and moving on
@@raywalsh9152 I believe they refer to an F5 as the finger of god.
Mind blowing….it just goes on and on and on…..there truly are no words….May all affected find peace and comfort somewhere 😢
I can't even imagine the sounds during all that destruction, and must have been an incredibly terrifying addition to what was happening all around the victims of this tornado.
I have only seen one or two live people moving in this video! No animals--pets or cattle or horses. Such heartbreaking devastation! I lived through the F-5 tornado called The Candlestick Park tornado on March 3, 1966. The path length of that one was 202.5 miles. It moved through portions of MS and then into AL. A total of 57 people were killed and over 500 were injured. I have been up close and personal with at least six tornadoes over the years. I'm 76 years old and I pray I never see another one. Unfortunately, we are supposed to have more severe weather tomorrow (Sunday, 3/26). I just pray it won't be as bad as last night was.
Heartfelt tears to the ones that didn't make it
And heartfelt tears for the ones that did make it.
Lord Jesus, please comfort the families 🙏🏼
@@prmath profit and servant of ALLAH
@@omaral-khatab9192 Who ?
@@prmath Jesus is the profit and servant of ALLAH (SWT)
That’s who !
Thank you for taking the time to do this. Most people NEED to see what happens when tornadoes rip through areas. They have NO IDEA how devasting it is for entire cities and towns and their citizens who live there. THIS IS WHY you NEED to have basements if at all possible, OR a professional storm shelter that will withstand tornadoes even stronger than this one, while you're safely inside. Have plans....where to run to and take cover if you have time....and where to go and what to do if you DON'T have time to relocate. Simple plans can be the difference between life and death. You can't save your house or your car or your building...but you CAN save your family's life and your pets.
Remarkable footage of a horribly destructive tornado. Thoughts go out to the residents in this community. Great piloting skills, by the way. Thank you for sharing.
The tornado didn't just go through the middle of town... It "erased" the town. The survivors will probably move to neighboring cities (or farther), and Rolling Fork will likely become an vacant area.
A community that has been there for generations gone in minutes, truly heartbreaking...
Not the first time nor will it be the last time for such a disaster. We live on a very dynamic planet that has no feelings or intent about our survival. The more densely we populate the planet, the more folks will experience such disasters.
@@philbuell6657 And what credentials does he have on the matter they could possibly be credible? I’m old and I have personally seen this same sort of natural disaster occur numerous times. You can’t hide from historical facts nor the informed conclusions of geologists who have spent collective centuries studying the planet.
@@philbuell6657 OMG. I looked him up and he is a total looney nut bag with no credibility whatsoever. LMAO 🤣
@@philbuell6657 HARP, chem trails, etc. The pure level of destruction in recent years has become of biblical proportions. I agree with you, someone is messing with nature to produce tornadoes, hurricanes, blizzards, and wildfires, not as unusual , but the NORM.
@@rhondah1587 He has the credentials and government documents to back all of his research. Gov docs from more than 60 years ago by the M industry complex, silent weapons for quiet wars.
I've never seen a water tower effected. From Illinois to Texas to Alabama. That's shows you the power of this one.
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An EF5 devastated the town of Barneveld in Wisconsin back in 1984. The only thing left was the water tower!
That was my thought too... Even in the Smithville tornado, the Watertower only sustained a dent from an SUV that flew into it.
This is unbelievable footage! Thank you much for sharing. 🙏🙏 for everyone that is affected by these tornadoes!!! New sub here.
Scenes like this have such an apocalyptic feel to them. The destruction is just so pervasive and encompassing that it almost looks like you're looking in to a different world or something.
I’ve counted 5 buildings left standing, not intact but 4 walls and a roof. Rolling Fork, Miss. is no more. Stunning how quickly and throughly lives can change. I hope the residents were able to find shelter.
I know the feeling cause i survived the Mayfield 12-10-2021, Quad State Tornado Outbreak ,i worked at the candle factory, i survived but the down town was completely destroyed, it's so sad ,this one looks alike !
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Richard, I’m sorry you had to experience the Mayfield tornado. Something so quick and devastating will have long term negative impacts on one who survives it. I hope you never have to face one again.
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Some of the best post Tornado footage I've ever seen..
This tragedy is hard to put into words
Absolutely devastating 😮😥. Prayers sent from Canada 🙏🏻🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸
If they award Pulitzer Prizes for video this deserves the award. Incredible. Not one word of narration needed.
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OMG the fact that it was completely silent made the impact so much greater.
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Untill a ad starts and are startled and almost drop your phone
Prayers are going out to all the families involved. This is devastating.
Lot of good that does....
Thank You for not talking over this carnage! You cannot say or add anything to this footage, as it speaks for itself.
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Life is so unpredictable...today you're up & about, tomorrow you might be in a wheelchair...be at your best everyday prayers y'all stay safe
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I'm pushing 60 and where I live they've been warning us about the big earthquake that is going to hit and cause mass destruction, and it still doesn't scare me as much as tornadoes do and we rarely ever get them maybe one every 20 years or so. I can't imagine going through this.
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Prayers for this town. Just unbelievable.
Excellent footage of horrible situation. Prayers for all.
Makes you wonder how ANYONE could have survived this. Praying for all of those affected 😢
Not gonna lie but this reminds me a bit of Joplin
@@GogetaKaijoplin is a way bigger,dense, and populated town, destruction wise tho i agree
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It's more like Greensburg, Kansas in 2007.
I don’t ever recall seeing so much devastation from a tornado. I’m praying for all the survivors.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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we wish thoughts and prayers help but they dont. period. this is the work of the devil
@@katharineellis3809 How Is It The Work Of The Devil?
@@brendagray9601 WELL IT AINT THE LORD!!!!!!!!!
@@katharineellis3809 Ok
Very well taken video! Thanks.
That was some really good drone work. Impressive.
I wonder how old that town was. Seems to me that a lot of those houses were not that modern. Back in '73 we were house shopping and narrowed the choice down to 2. I preferred the one that my parents didn't purchase. In 1975 a tornado went through that subdivision. We went by the next day looking at storm damage. The houses on the left and right were fine - saw no real damage. The house we looked at was gone. And when I say gone there was nothing on the lot. No debris, no storm clutter... nothing. It looked like they had just poured the foundation and were getting ready to put a house up. Very terrifying and creepy. Feel bad for the dog at 17:15 - probalby wondering where is everyone and what happeend.
That brings back some not so fond memories of Tuscaloosa Alabama, during the tornado outbreak there in 2011 I lost some good friends that day, sending up prayers and love to all the people affected from this devastating tornado
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Two F2 wedges on Lake Jordan AL first half of January this year. I recommend taking NOAA spotter classes. Once you have a more clear understanding of how they work, they don’t scare you as much. You can react and shelter calmly. Sending blessings to Mississippi.
Praying to the people effected does nothing.
This Is Some Of The Most Immense Damage I've Ever Seen, The Same Storm Passed Over My House It's Pretty Eerie To See This
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My condolences to all Tornado victims. this looks like Joplin Missouri EF5 damage. I have a strong feeling that this is greater than EF4? It wouldn't be surprising if they say EF 5. this looks worse than any Tornado this year. this is insane footage. thank you for sharing this devastating! Tornado Damage.
Most of the damage in Joplin was ef4, only a few small area's had actual ef5 damage and it was just barely ef5 by a few mph. You wouldn't be able to tell the difference by looking at pictures and not being on the ground with an education of what to look for.
I am so sorry to everyone affected by that crazy tornado 🌪️
The first thought I had was... I know tornadic storms are random but this looked like it was aiming at the town and outlying homes/building. Lifting up prayers for these people and animals.
The globalist weather manipulators are able, with their technology, to produce, grow and direct storms like this...and "no" it's not a conspiracy theory.
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Maybe it was!
I went to help when Joplin had is horrific tornado that took out a 4 mile by 8 mile strip of town...trees were match sticks people sitting outside the property or what ever was left...My heart bleads for you. God cover you and keep you comforted in this time of distress.
My husband and I began a plan to get in our Jeep and come down to help. And then I thought of the animals buried and the pets and people we would find after a 12 hr drive there. I cry when a dog dies in a movie. I likely would be a mental emotional mess if I traveled there, no help to anyone. Now I have sent money and prayers and my heart breaks. I am so very sorry.
You can still see damage to the trees there.
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@@suzannesharpe4529 Indeed. When you stand in the middle and are able to get a 360 view of destruction it is very traumatizing, a single image on the news one frame at a time or even on film doesn't even compare. And at the same time, it reduces everything to the cliche, "we are all one thing". The people helping each other at the tent city. People eating together, using the same fire pit, etc. children playing together, the unity it creates is equally incredible...Sad it takes tragedy to bring people closer.
The Red Cross has it's hands full, it really acts as an information center which is much needed...but when you think about it. there is no one to help service, just get information. FEMA NEEDS to set up tents immediately, it's the closest people will have to have some normal. I remember the people whose jobs had been saved still had to go to work. As you know one building can be totally destroyed and the ones next to it not touched. It's rebuilding a town!...Just like what people are experiencing in Turkey and Syria. So much culture destroyed people once thriving one day are lost and shelterless the next...I felt guilty coming back home where my normal was restored immediately and only the images of people standing next the the rubble was left. We are left to pray and hope our prayers get answered. We do what we can...with open hearts we pray for the best outcome God can provide when we are all at a loss for words, but not compassion for our fellow human. Much love and gratitude for anyone's service from anywhere on the planet. Be Peace.
Prayers to all of these families.
Such heartbreaking devastation. Prayers for all of those affected by these storms.
🙏🥲 Prayers for all of you who went through this horrific tragedy. God bless you and be with you as you go forward. God please comfort all of those who lost loved ones. ❤️
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@@ioneldobrin6613 what do you mean?
If there was a God, wouldn't he have not let this happen to the innocent and let people suffer and die? Next time, pray to Santa Claus Tooth Fairy Easter Bunny and Bigfoot for the same outcome. 🤣😅🤣
@@fgk765jkh Ah, shut up. Your atheist soup kitchen needs you.
It really is terrible. Even more terrible, seeing that there’s several people who would decide to troll a comment section, that is full of people sharing condolences. Such a sad situation, all around.
During tornado “season” I like to observe the central plain states as well as what is referred to as Dixie alley or simply the south for possible activity that might potentially cause violent rotation but yesterday I was watching storm chasers live while this happened and it was a first for me. My heart sincerely is heavy with pain and empathy for ALL INDIVIDUALS who suffer from its massive devastation. My prayers are only for y’all at the moment and will be for a while. For those who are no longer with us I’m deeply saddened by this news as the number continues to mount. Death has played a very significant role in my adult life unfortunately as my identical twin brother literally passed away in my arms after a horrible accident. I’m scared permanently and know all to well what it feels like to no longer have significant individuals whom you rely on and love no longer here. For this reason I’m keeping all of those people on my mind and in my prayers to see all those effected begin to heal and continue on with life as it’s very important to keep busy and not to be consumed with loss as I let myself get. May you all find your peace internally and be blessed by our father in heaven so as to remain safe in his hands. Wishing all those people the best now and throughout the rest of life. Thank you
Lets all pray for those affected! we need to thank our first responders, storm chasers, meteorologists, and SAR crews! We hope the best for towns of Rolling Fork, Silver City, Amory, and the other towns that were hit by this monster tornado!
@@davebryant8050 Many storm chasers stopped and helped dig victims out, and shout out to people they knew to assist. Ryan Hall's channel were there last night aiding in rescue, and raised over $100,000 to give supplies and needs to people devastated by this. They will bring in supplies, equipment and aid until they have nothing left. His channel does this every time there are tornados, floods, fires, etc., EVERY TIME they can, and usually before emergency mgmt shows up. Sometimes these storm chasers are able to see the likely tornado and give warning BEFORE the emergency weather channels.
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If it were a movie, you'd say "No Way !" Truly devastating and brings back memories of Hurricane Andrew.
The audio is largely what makes this such a great and informative video to watch.
F4 tornado = 207 - 260 MPH wind speeds with a spout that was traveling 70 MPH puts the lead edge wind speed about 300 Mph. Can't run from that.
Noticed on the video that nobody has basements under their house. Going to guess the ground is just too wet.
I feel just horrified for those people.
Yes I think the water table is too high in the southeast. I know one family who have a storm shelter, but it's embedded into the concrete floor of their garage. Also most who live in this region are low income.
We don't use that scale, these winds were under 200mph, more like 170-180 which is an ef4.
Praying for all affected by this tragedy.
I'm so sorry...😢
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This could be any of us. Be thankful for everyone and everything you have everyday. Rest in peace and may God bless the souls who made it through this devastation.
I can't imagine what you all have been through. My heart and prayers are with you all. Praying for peace and comfort for you all and your families and neighbors. God bless you all
A tornado hit my home back in 2012.. I'm sending my prayers to all those affected 😢
horrific truely my heart goes out to all impacted ...and thankyou to all that helped
Complete devastation. My soul and prayers go out to everyone in the affected area 🙏
😢Gosh...this just crushes my heart to see and to know that storms don't discriminate....This could have happened to anyone of us....Here in AR last night, we got thunder, some wind and lots of rain, but nothing in comparison like this, this time and hopefully not ever😢. Haven't been through a tornado personally, and I don't want to. Praying for a fast recovery and my condolences to the families of loss loved ones.
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Great footage as always, Brandon. Wow.
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Great Compilation of video !! 👍👍👍👍
Thanks!
My heart is aching for my fellow Mississippi brothers and sisters affected by this horrific storm!
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Thank you I felt just like I was there. Those poor people. There’s nothing left…
My heart goes out to all those people that it affected and I just can’t imagine losing everything that they had in such a horrible storm my prayers are with them
THis doesnt even compute in my brain. I cannot imagine the fear, and devastation this has caused. It looks like a third world country or war zone...absolutely heart breaking.
You haven't seen anything yet. Fear
@@mejiado What do you mean? You put an ominous comment and don't elaborate?
He's just an idiot ignore him
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Jeez!! It like a giant grinder came through 😳
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Thanks for the very careful sharp focused video capturing the aftermath of this event.
Prayers for all from Australia 🙏🇭🇲
Reminds me of the Joplin MO tornado aftermath! Absolutely nothing left! BUT REBUILDING IS POSSIBLE PRAYERS FOR THE VICTIMS
what a nightmare. :(