INCREDIBLE TORNADO VS WIND TURBINE DRONE FOOTAGE
Вставка
- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- The most incredible #tornado footage ever captured by drone near Greenfield, Iowa with up-close helical suction vortex action. This tornado was very strong and damaged many windmills along its path and also struck the community of Greenfield. Team Dominator intercepted this tornado.
FOLLOW me on your favorite platforms & CONTACT me here:
linktr.ee/reedtimmer
Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @reedtimmerwx
(iOS users visit this link on the web!)
Never Stop Chasing
/ @reedtimmerwx
The most iconic tornado of all time. Nothing will ever beat how this thing looks
(until later this week) ... 😊 but seriously - holy cow
I have the impression that with climate change, tornadoes will become more and more numerous and catastrophic! As for me, it would be better not to replace these wind turbines with new ones in this area 😬
@@jewelv😂
Definitely not the most iconic. Look up the word, expand your vocabulary if you're going to use it correctly. However, it is one of the most *UNIQUE looking tornadoes of all time.
One one the most iconic tornadoes is the Dead Man Walking. That one will really blow your mind.
Wow, this has got to be one of the best live tornado videos ever captured.
Iowa is pretty flat..
Are drone operators risking the safety of others by flying too close to tornadoes and wind turbines for the sake of capturing dramatic footage?
@@visiontv68 No. They are professionals who trailed the tornado with the drone. They weren't too close, & it wasn't a densely populated area. It was safely and masterfully done.
Hard to put anything on anyone when it comes to tornadoes. A drone ain't gonna do anything to prevent warning the people, probably help the community know what direction it's going.
@@peppergrand1072 It's not that it's flat, it's a clear view of multiple vortexes all working together to form this monster. We are also seeing the power of this beast as it rips apart everything in its path from a totally different view point. The power to rip down wind turbines like they are drinking straws. The brief moment when the drone shows the winds flowing into the tornado, it's all new because it's from a new perspective.
From the texture of the tornado to the rain tracers on the ground, ACTUALLY may be the best tornado video ever.
Not even Top50 all time.
Hell, not even Top30 of just this year
Filmed in 8K.
No way it ain't the best tornado ever
@@greggb557 stop trying to be different
@@greggb557bruv would you like help locating your brain
Although I've watched a lot of fantastic tornado videos starting way back in the very early 90s , I have never witnessed the consistent, persistent structure of multiple vorticity exhibited here. When it hits the field, the contrast between the dirt being sucked up and the whiteness of the condensation funnel within each of the multiple vortexes is one of the most dramatic things I have ever seen. Mr Timmer, you are one of the luckiest chasers alive to have witnessed this and gotten such dramatic footage using the drone.
Agree eventhough I think the El Reno 2013 subvorticies are the Most terrifying yet beautiful I ever saw
This is the most visceral tornado footage I've ever seen. It's like something out a movie, incredibly cinematic. The lighting is amazing, really showcases how complex and beautiful the tornado is, all of those separate vortices! Literally everything about this is sublime.
I've been a trained spotter and storm photographer for a long time and a tornado/severe weather enthusiast even longer. I've seen a lot of tornado footage and plenty in person... I've never seen a clear air multi-vortex tornado like this. The vortices aren't dancing around a main funnel, they seem to be braided around it. Very different. This is excellent footage, and it'll probably go down in history as helping research tornadoes. I'd love to see somebody putting info in to get a computer to simulate that one haha. That's beautiful but textbook "violent." The 2024 storm season will be remembered for a long long time.
There were so many vortices inside this beast at one point, I couldn't count them all. By the time it slammed into the tiny town of Greenfield, IA, (pop. 2000), the houses it hit were pulverized, trees were stripped of limbs and debarked, vehicles were tossed around like toys.
Anyone hit directly by this tornado would not survive, unless below ground. The good news is we were expecting this weather for days.
0.08 - 0.23 Was that house feeded the cell to create multiple vortices? Was the billowing white smog coming out of its roof like a funnel normal?
There were quite a few horizontal vortices as well. Absolutely insane
@@KGraceSpeaksKea1335 my hypothesis is that its a warehouse full of something perhaps and thats why stuff came out of the roof it may have been whatever was in there???
@@mysticalmind5115 Could be
That doesn’t even look real.. I cannot believe what Reed has documented here. I honestly feel he has discovered a new phenomenon
I pooped a 16" turd today. No joke
I can - he has some of the very best shots in the industry
A striped tornado!
Reed didn't film this.
@@realDesertRat he didn't film this... lol
This is hands down the best tornado footage I have ever seen. Reed and everyone on Team Dominator, you captured something incredible yesterday. I’m confident that this footage will be studied extensively for years and years to come. Watching this happen live was unreal.
Regardless of what rating this tornado gets, it will be historic.
Awesome job yesterday! Stay safe and !
Drones are seriously opening up a whole new dimension to studying tornadoes: *the vertical axis!* Reed, DAMN GOOD job pioneering this new technique so that we can continue to unravel the mysteries behind these storms! Keep it up, my man! *Stay sharp!*
I have a feeling we'll be seeing this video for many many years to come. Absolutely incredible work Reed & Team Dominator, that footage is just unreal
Best I've seen in my 70 years. Only saw one like it in real life. Scary and beautiful at the same time
It amazes me that the drone can stay in the sky at those wind speeds
Those windmills went down like a gas station inflatable in a Jordan Pool movie. Nope
The multi vortex shot is the most epic I've seen and will probably never be seen again.
I was wondering if there were multiple, glad I'm not the only one who thought of it
Extreme weather will be more and more common from now on. This is only the start. The earth is on a turning point.
Other planets can habit 500mp/h+ winds. I don't say this extreme will happen here anytime soon ofcourse but we have to prepare for the worst.
@@bartterp88 no its not your brainwashed ,. its been much warmer in earths history + there has been periods with much more co2 also ( im not saying we should try to do better annyway ) and we are not at a turning point and we are at the safest point in history less people die of the climate now then EVER BEFORE in histroy so dont worry !!
At least we hope. The multiple vortices of the tornado were caused by an unimaginable strong updraft and outflow at the same time as the storm was moving at an unusually fast speed. 😳
it looks like it has an exoskeleton of tornados, its crazy
It’s amazing the livestock survived! See them run right after the tornado went through is amazing. The windmills are destroyed, but the animals are fine. Amazing!
Seeing the the wind and moisture traveling across the ground was just mesmerizing.
A tornado made of half a dozen mini tornados is a new kind of nightmare.
I agree 😢
Filming has already begun on Sharknado 8: Mini Pirhananado as we speak. 😂
Dead man walking
Telling you, it was striped!
It makes me wonder if that's a common thing in tornados but it's just never been documented before. This may be what happens with the giant mile - 2 mile wide tornados but nobody's been able to observe it through the rain wrap.
Reed as a retired paramedic and disaster manager, thank you for all you have done and continue to do. In my 44 year career I have never seen anything quite like this. The video is stunning and highly educational for first responders. Keep up the good work. Thanks to you and your team and a special thanks to Edgar for his wit and humor. He is a great beard whisperer. :)
I know I will be rewatching this footage for years. Absolutely stunning.
one of the craziest things I've seen live. my heart was pounding, cant imagine how it must have felt for Reed and the Dominator team. Epic footage! unfortunately this tornado headed straight for Greenfield Iowa, got a pit in my stomach when I was following along with the stream and saw the Correlation Coefficient debris field run right through the town and get larger.
The greatest chasing video of all time.
Thank you we worked hard for it
@@ReedTimmerWx your about to become a hole lot more famous great work this season and stay safe my friend
@@ReedTimmerWxfor sure, today was extremely difficult with the motions and the amount of storms. I was lucky to at least capture the beginning of this tornado near Villisca, haha.
@@ReedTimmerWx Fujita would be proud
The collision between the tornado and wind turbine prompts questions about the safety and resilience of renewable energy infrastructure. Are wind turbines adequately designed to withstand such forces?
The sub-vortices look otherworldly around the dusty center. This is a shot of a lifetime. Incredible work and thank you for doing this.
I have never seen a tornado like this in such incredible detail. This is seriously spectacular. This is going in the tornado footage hall of fame for sure!
Reed you have done great justice obtaining this insane footage! Drones truly are an immeasurable tool for capturing tornadoes without placing one's life in danger! 👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼
what a time to be alive. I am sitting here with my morning coffee in germany in absolute awe. This is absolutely unreal!!
That's because this video is not real. This is some computer graphic simulation. It's a good one, but fake nonetheless.
Those windmills are 328’ tall-a football field tall. It just goes to show the scale of these beast tornadoes. And we can’t even see the cloud base in this shots too well. Incredible footage. God bless those effected.
The footage of the tornado colliding with the wind turbine prompts discussions about the reliability and safety of renewable energy sources during extreme weather events.
@@visiontv68
Would it be that much different than a power plant getting hit by a tornado though?
@@visiontv68
you ever see a tornado suck up a pile of coal and blot out the sky?
ever seen a damaged natural gas pipe?
ever seen any building in the direct path of a tornado?
there isn't much difference between all other cases and renewables...except that renewables are not all or nothing. that is to say, if a few get destroyed or damaged, it doesn't stop the rest from being able to produce.
they already have safety in mind, notice how the turbines do not rotate or freely spin. that is because there are breaks that are engaged to stop that from happening (likely the reason you see a few failed because the angle of the wind on the blade created too much force and it bent the tower).
the walls of those turbines are anywhere from 1-2+ inches thick steel. it isn't something easy to just bend over. it takes a lot of power to do that and that's what this storm had, a lot of power. they could make them even thicker sure but is it even worth that investment? i don't think it is, it's not a common enough issue and the impact of a tower going down doesn't really endanger anyone (they are built quite far away from people).
@@visiontv68 💀
@@visiontv68 Just like the towns that get smashed by the same tornados, we can rebuild them. It just baffles me that people use extreme weather events to further an agenda. Comment lacks any good will.
This is by far the absolute best footage of a tornado that has ever been documented.
That first house took a DIRECT hit and is still standing. Amazing craftsmanship.
It was unbelievable how much damage that workshop was taking!
It's sad, in Greenfield itself the entire town has been flattened, that isn't even an exaggeration, I've had family members go there to help in setting up the new emergency room since the hospital got hit, everything is gone
@@johnnytrigger300 Prayers for your family.. So sad!!
That wasn't a direct hit.
@@Cosper79 Okay.
Also, the manufacturer of the red and white barn / garage deserves a medal, that thing despite loosing its roof, literally created an air stream bubble that protected the house behind it.
I had to go back & look to see this. You're right it did protect the house.
That was amazing. Plus it looked like they only lost the roof of the barn too.
Look more closely, the house windows are blown gone and about a 1/3 of the roof is gone. Plus whatever damage that can't be seen from the other side. Amazing footage & prayers to those affected by this hideous twister.
@@dennymcfastlane8530 no, 1/3 of the roof isn't gone, only 1/3 of the shingles and rubber covering the plywood roof are gone
What is the white "smoke" peeling off the garage/barn/shop ?
@@blaircox1589 I am horrified. What if someone was in there hunkering down at the last minute, and it started on fire. You can't exactly run out of the building at that point. I hope they were all in a shelter.
I'm convinced that it's a great thing that the dominator broke down because I think your chase plot would have been different, had you been in it and felt more protected and you may have not gotten this footage. Just shows me that it's really important to not sweat it when something goes wrong because you never know what amazing things will come from it. Amazing footage. I watched the whole chase , live, on multiple screens and am a huge fan of you, your team and your work.
This has to be the most photogenic and well-defined multiple vortex tornado in history. If the Tornado Video Classics series was updated, this would surely take the number one spot on the Chaser video countdown
this has to be the best footage of a multiple vortex structure ever recorded
Should there be more investment in developing advanced drone technologies for disaster response and recovery efforts?
@@visiontv68 What do you think?
@@danielkaiser8971💀
That first tornado footage was so perfect it looked CGI! Added by the layer of misty wind that hovered the ground it was surreal! Also the the wind off the peak of the house looked like it was breaking the sound barrier!
That's what I thought too. Wondering how a drone, probably a mavic 3 pro or something, can handle anywhere near that kind of wind
Was that just the wind coming off that building ?! I wasn't sure . Wow , that whole thing is terrifying and Beautiful
That's what I thought- that this almost looks TOO real and altered!
I know that house is probably toast... But the family inside it got very lucky few feet over and the whole thing would have been plucked straight from the earth!
That’s not misty wind. It’s smoke coming from the barn. It was smoking before the tornado. I wonder why?
Legendary! People will be studying this tornado for years
There's so much to look at here. You can see what seems to be how the center of the tornado spins the air around it from the bottom at ground level more then anywhere else along it's height; as is evident by the twist (wrapping around the center) of all the outer vortexes. Like a planetary gear setup at ground level, right in front of you instead of hidden! And the air moving toward the tornado looks faster at ground level then anywhere else, the fields show the directional flow so well here. I'm kind of a laymen for tornadoes, but I think what's going on is kinda hard to miss, which is ultra rare if I understand correctly. Fantastic work getting these pictures!
I hope you make a million bucks licensing this footage. It should be in every weather documentary and college course for all time.
Hi. Not hyperbole. This is the best tornado footage in existence, well worth watching in 4K on a big screen.
I'm so sad for the damage that this caused so please nobody take offense of what i'm about to say... That footage is INCREDIBLE and that tornado is INCREDIBLE. I think we could have even learned more about a tornado by watching this footage. WOW great job! You must have a pretty damn good drone too because i'm sure it was pretty windy as you see the wind coming across the fields.
I've never seen those wind fields in such definition before.
It gives so much perspective on other tornado videos such as the one in El Reno for just how active the area surrounding the tornado is, and to see the windmill seemingly disintegrate far outside the funnel due to the sheer power of the wind is humbling. Also means that those stormchasers filming tornadic winds around them may actually be way closer to danger than they realise.
Incredible footage.
It's a wind turbine, not a windmill, and it's designed for something in the neighborhood (I don't know what class these are) of 155 mph of wind from the side while parked, plus a safety factor. And it failed.
@@ljfinger There are a few different reports on the rating of this tornado from at least EF3 up even to EF5. From the looks of the damage (and other reports calling it "violent," which is a technical term), I'm guessing at least a borderline EF3-4, putting wind speeds in the neighborhood of 165mph. The ones clocking higher wind speeds seem to be from sensors around 600ft above the ground, but that also means the tops of the turbines are enduring speeds around 185mph, if the tornado was "only" a top end EF3. You can even see the blades feathering the way they're meant to, until the body buckles from the sheer force of the wind. The fact that neighboring turbines withstood it means the safety factors worked, but the tornado just overwhelmed that one.
Eh, that windmill that buckled seemed to me (note: an untrained weather enthusiast only) to be directly in the RFD ... which is a well known feature of tornados and one that's well respected by experienced storm chasers.
@@ljfinger Ah, in my excitement I didn't notice that I screwed up the nomenclature, apologies.
unreal. i cannot believe that a drone is able to fly this stable through that powerful of an inflow. debris is literally getting almost magnetically drawn into the base of the tornado from hundreds of yards away while whatever type of drone this is is capturing some of the craziest footage of a tornado ever.
This video is making history. It will be one of the most viewed videos of UA-cam in several years. Good job !
This tornado might be the most mesmerizing ones I’ve seen you chase. So calm, yet violent. All of those vortices is chaotic, yet organized enough to hold shape. I’ve heard of the “dead man walking” but never the “dead men dancing” lol. Awesome footage. Hopefully everyone is safe
You had better copyright that quickly. It will get used.
This has to be the most incredible video on all of UA-cam. Not just the best tornado video. This is THE best video period. It doesn’t even look real.
Reed, I am glad you were finally able to get a tornado intercept in Iowa. Thank you very much and your team for covering this.
That is the most mesmerizing tornado footage I have ever seen. And the fog! All that mist from the environment gives a spectacular view of the wind fields around the tornado! And wow, those sub-vortices… I cant believe that those two buildings survived being that close to the tornado.
The movement of the wind on the ground and in the tornado is mesmerizing, hard to believe something so beautiful can be so destructive. Hands down the most impressive views of a tornado.
When I was a kid, I thought that the winds would be going away from the tornado. If I had been able to see this then, it would have been SO obvious.
Amazing footage of the multiple vortices!!! Stay safe team Dominator!!!
How can we improve safety protocols and regulations for drone operators to prevent accidents and interference with emergency response efforts during tornadoes?
@@visiontv68 💀
@@visiontv68 depending the use of the drone, you'd actually would need an FAA license, so you'd be bound by a ton of safety regs. Plus I can see drones being used to locate tornado victims from a safer location and use the GSP coordinates on the drone so emergency personnel can get to them.
As a Brit if I didn’t know Reed I’d say this was Hollywoods finest…just wow 😢
The only storm chasing team to watch. There is science…and there is instinct. Reed’s instincts are unmatched.
Hey, major props to the drone for not getting sucked in.
Was wondering about this as well. Also, did you notice how the drone manages to stand completely still at 4:05
Great work, if he gets to close to the inflow, that drone would get sucked in and become a one way sacrificial drone.
Those wind turbines appear to melt into thin air just from the presence of such a tornado. Goes to show which (out of the drone/wind mill) was made with intention to produce something of value and which was made just to reap whatever tax moneys they could for as little as they could.
@@teppo9585 tornados can twist steel no matter what the grade, right?
This is wild, never seen anything like it
The economic impact of wind turbine damage caused by tornadoes is substantial. Are relief efforts sufficient to support affected communities and industries?
@visiontv68 are you AI?
@@danieljohnson7114 Seems like a spammer. Every single comment on this video has approximately the same spam comment on it.
@@danieljohnson7114has to be Ai
I am really a fan of the drone footage. I respect the job that storm chasers do, but this just adds a whole new level to it. We can see the genesis of the tornado from a different and unique angle (and did I really see the tornado creating instant ground condensation/clouds?) Plus an additional level of safety (yeah, I'd rather see a drone lost than a storm chaser). Keep up the great work Reed, from a fan. :)
Tornado footage has increased in quality and quantity this year more than EVER before
this is absolutely incredible footage reed, you deserve awards for shots like these
The risks associated with drone operations during tornadoes highlight the need for comprehensive risk assessments and mitigation strategies.
@@visiontv68I'm convinced you're a bot.
You are the GOAT dude. This is absolutely bonkers footage. I hope TV stations pay you bank for this, you deserve it!
How can we balance the educational value of drone footage with the potential risks and dangers involved in capturing it?
@@visiontv68 Drone operators conduct a risk assessment based on that particular flights' relevant risk factors prior to every flight. This is already baked into the pre-flight routine of every qualified, responsible drone pilot. In this case the only risk was to the drone itself, and Team Dominator decided that the benefits of the footage outweighed the risk to the drone.
@@visiontv68 💀
@@visiontv68 Balance what? You literally can't put a price on footage like this. The scientific value of it is literally priceless as far as any current footage is concerned. Seems to be a theme similar to the countless other comments you left. Not hard to see your either just a hater or a troll. It must be one of the two; because your grammar is clearly decent enough that I can see through the comments that you've been educated at some point or another, so clearly you can't be that ignorant to just be throwing statements like that around. There is zero risk. There is a literal 200mph death machine that is a uncontrollable & unstoppable force as far as mankind is concerned just doing as it pleases. A 5lb drone poses no imminent threat to life or safety of anyone or anything around it, and if you're talking about the safety of the operator, you'd have to then do a risk assessment on the last 100+ years of storm chasers; of which only one single storm out of the thousands documented since the start resulted in the fatalities of any chasers. History says it's not going anywhere, anytime soon.
@@visiontv68 This account has got to be ChatGPT bot for UA-cam. It's the the most bot-like behavior and it doesn't even respond to people.
Between that and the in-car. that's the footage of the season. Love how the pressure drop condenses the lake to fog as it passes by and how one side the wind turbines are nearly untouched but the other side, quite a ways out from the cone, flattened. You can also clearly see when it steps up a gear - sure a lot of theories can be mooted or addressed from this footage, nice work.
Crazy footage! The science is working as you are on scene for so many of these. Thanks for keeping at it for a quarter decade. 🤘
Ok you weren't kidding. This has to be the best drone video of a tornado ever. Hell I don't think I've ever seen any video whether it be drone or regular on the ground show the multiple vortices within the tornado like this before.
Of all the footage I've seen from today, Team Reed is the only one who seems to have captured the multiple vorticies view. Freakin incredible
You get the Academy Award for this video, Wow the details...Stay safe 🙏
Reed and the team deserve a medal for this. Absolutely outstanding work guys.
This is the greatest tornado footage captured by a drone since your last tornado footage captured by a drone.
:)
Brilliant work Team Dominator! Drone photography is a complete game changer!
The footage from the drone prompts discussions about the role of technology in documenting and understanding extreme weather events.
Funniest thing for me: The drone is so far up so far away and yet still... I can hear Reed screaming lol
😂 facts
This footage increases knowledge of tornados 1000X, the details you can pull from this. Great job !!
Claiming my spot here for the history books just like on the first video. Absolutely incredible footage. I couldn't tell you the countless hours upon hours of documented tornado footage I've seen; but what I can tell you is right off the bat this is up there with the best of the best footage ever captured to date. Absolutely brilliant work Dr. Reed Timmer & Dominator team! Hats off to everyone who had a part in capturing this moment today. Everyone should feel very proud of your efforts over the last couple of seasons since implementing all the changes that lead you to this very moment. Seriously, kudos to everyone involved!
This footage is absolutely incredible, Reed!!
Should there be penalties for drone operators who fly recklessly and endanger lives during natural disasters like tornadoes?
@@visiontv68 Shut up, nerd.
@@visiontv68 What do you think?
A drone during a tornado is endangering lives?Think about that statement!6:*🙄
When people google tornado, This will be the 1st video that should pop up in the search results.
Seeing the subvortices clearly spin around the core like that is really fascinating and terrifying. Maximal destruction potential.
This video is unreal! The Best FPV drone, high res, high framerate, a whole -nother level. Seriously, lifetime achievement!
This is without a doubt the most craziest multi vortex tornado I’ve ever seen a video of. It looks like there were like 8 or 9 of them whipping around the main one
This video has to be one of the best pieces of footage taken of a tornado. You can SO clearly see the subvorticies. It's crazy to see the rain/fog?/condensation being drawn towards it. I can hardly even believe this is real, but I know it is!
If you're referring to the building, it seems to be smoke from a fire
@@nappa3550 Dont think so.. I think its just a freak of nature. Right temp/humidity to create a low pressure gradient condensation on the leeward side of the building..
@@nappa3550 My first thought was smoke. 2nd guess it looks almost powdery... something to do with agriculture?
It's 99% likely "fog"/condensation or possibly just wind-driven/beaten water/rain as well.
Definitely real, but sadly soon, once Sora is available to the public, Reed and other videographers are going to have to insist their videos aren't AI.
This is absolutely INCREDIBLE Reed! It’s so clear and sharp that it looks like CGI. You’ve contributed much data and video for researchers world wide! Fantastic work my friend!
Incredible footage. Seeing the actual activity and destruction from an elevated, pursuing vantage point gives a whole new understanding of how tornadoes function. It's truly a whole new perspective.
I don’t usually comment on UA-cam videos, but my god! Just incredible. Those suction vortices and the complex motion. Everything is so clearly visible. The inflow jet. I can’t stop watching it.
tornado video of the year!!!
The occurrence of a tornado colliding with a wind turbine raises questions about the long-term viability of wind energy in tornado-prone regions.
@@visiontv68 does it? The same thing could be said about any structure built in such a region. Just because that farm got hit people won't stop farming there.
@@visiontv68spam
@@visiontv68 I question the viability of the majority of the things we humans do. We just say “don’t tell me the odds”, maintain our dissonance, and roll the dice.
The contrast of the silence and the enormity of nature is epic. Thank you.
I grew up in Greenfield, and my parents still live there. I just got back from helping them cleanup yesterday afternoon. I was sad to see my hometown sustain so much damage. Fortunately for us, my parents are fine, and the house is habitable, although there is some damage. That is some amazing video.
Those vortices in this one are insane and almost hypnotic.
Off the hook. So very good.
This footage will be examined for years to come.
So much to look at and take in. I'm in awe.
How can we ensure that drone technology is used responsibly and ethically during emergencies like tornadoes?
@@visiontv68💀
@@visiontv68 What?
Stunning video. Absolutely the best up-close tornado video I've ever seen. Well done, Reed. 👍
Great job Reed
This tornado was moving at 85 mph insane speed wow world record breaker
It’s so rare that someone can capture such clear images of a tornado and its effects.
Great footage.
That was incredibly photogenic. Absolutely beautiful footage.
Prayers for Greenfield indeed
Should there be stricter regulations on drone usage during emergencies to prevent interference with rescue operations?
@@visiontv68 you are not very intelligent
This is probably the best tornado footage I’ve ever seen. And I’ve seen a lot of it. @Reedtimmer, this is truly amazing.
I bet those vortices broke land speed records for fastest directional moving tornado or something. Looked like there was 8 or more. Terrifyingly beautiful.
Multiple vortices were beautiful and terrifying. Just awesome man.
It's was really interesting having an aerial view to see all that flow... All that moisture really lets you see it good.
Fantastic shots ✊
This is one of the scariest looking tornados I’ve ever seen. Incredible skill went into the making of this footage. Insane.
An Evil Monster !
Yes, I'm sure it takes incredible skill to make fake videos this detailed.
The passion, continued research and development that Reed and his team have put in over the years is amazing.
This is the most incredible coverage of a tornado I have ever seen. Thanks, Reed and Team Dominator!!
Oh man, what a mad tornado in terms of strength and form😮🔥
Craziest documentation of something I've never seen before. Mini tornadoes encirciling a massive tornado. Well done gentlemen! Pray for everyone's saftey!!!
The first multiple vortex tornado was in 1865...
Freakin' incredible! Insane footage of a multi vortex tornado! Great work guys!
Was brought here by KFAN radio in Minneapolis after they talked about this video on the air this morning. It was worth the effort. Amazing & kudos.
Even hollywood couldnt make one better, incredible footage
Should there be more investment in developing advanced drone technologies for disaster response and recovery efforts?
This 1st tornado is GORGEOUS! You guys scored big with this one! Keep up the great work and stay safe!
Amazing drone video. The best part of it is not hearing Reed "The Screamer" Timmer screaming in his video.
That is gorgeous and absolutely terrifying. I never knew how far away the suction effort of a tornado can be.
One of the best tornado videos I've seen.
Are we adequately investing in research and development to improve the resilience and durability of wind turbines in the face of tornadoes and other natural disasters?
This was the first Storm chasing stream I've ever joined and damn it was crazy
Tornado video's don't get better than that ! Awesome video !!!!!!
As a pilot I've always wondered what a tornado would look like to fly past (hoping that I'll never get within 50 miles of one)!
Reed, this footage is INSANE, the massive inflow, the sub-vortecies within it, it all really gives a sense of scale, power and speed of these things.
I agree with others: In focus, steady, close-in, high-res footage without any obscuration... Probably the best Tornado footage ever captured!