Great Video. One question, Do you think it’s possible that you could place the “Not For Broadcast” title at the bottom of the video or anywhere just not in the middle of the screen?
Golly. I'm from Canton and it's crazy that we were hit twice in less than two years. Thankfully this wasn't as bad as two years ago, but it was totally insane!
Pray for all families who is under severe weather storms and tornadoes 🌪 warnings and watches we been in FF/STW/TW because of the humidity 80’s+ rain 🌧 has been our weather up here in ILLINOIS
Just wondering here ... if you guys are actually 'experienced' storm chaser ... feeling confident enough that you can give people advice without first getting some more info about the situation they are facing... why do so many of you (and others) so quickly turn into giddy chickens (or roosters) when you see a funnel... or see some rotation... or one of my favorites, 'OMG, this is a very violent tornado... very violent tornado." ... and for some all there needs to be is a dark could in the area and people start yelling..."this is a very dangerous situation... we need to get out of here! Don't stop, Don't stop... keep driving!" ... I just do not understand how people who have been chasing tornadoes... are acting like this is the first time these things... is it just some over acting because the thinking is creating that 'emergency' feeling will attract more viewer? or what? Anyway... I do like severe weather... i grew up in the Midwest for a bunch of years... and the only people I saw get even close to this level of giddy chckeness where some of the overprotective mothers who's kids ignored their mother's calls to go back inside because a storm was coming... if this is not making sense to you... watch some of the video posted by who are not chasers... but are just doing a video from their house or work... you'll find some where people sit in his house and videos the tornado taking out the houses across the street from them... and none of them go into a high-pitch panic voice... even as the tornado goes by down their street... I will admit that there were a could of wives yelling at their husbands to put their damn camera down and go to the basement... bet even then... there was no high-pitched panic in their voices... the tone was more like angry and irritated. And to wrap this up with a suggestion... I'd be careful handing out advice to people without asking some questions... it might give you a rush that someone is actually treating you like an expert for something... but also like with most experts... they will get sued for give bad/wrong advice... and even if you don't get sued... I would think you would at least feel some guilt if you tell someone that it save here... the tornado is not near here... and then a couple of minutes after you drive off to chase something... and you later find out a tornado dropped and took out the gas station you were at... and the women you told was at a safe place ended up dead. Just sayin'...
Ohh ... forgot to say... nice work on the videos... like watching them... when the audio gets to that level... then you will really have something. Have a good weekend.
Being on the road is the worst place you can be, 9/10 fatalities are when a tornado crosses an interstate and slams your car into the ground
Great Video. One question, Do you think it’s possible that you could place the “Not For Broadcast” title at the bottom of the video or anywhere just not in the middle of the screen?
No. He'll remove it when someone buys it from him. That's an easy way for people to steal his content.
Golly. I'm from Canton and it's crazy that we were hit twice in less than two years. Thankfully this wasn't as bad as two years ago, but it was totally insane!
Watched both tornados i live in canton tx
Just like April 2017
Yes, that was I was trying to remember. The date of last one.
April 2017 was a mile wide EF4 wedge.
@@IvisH23 Literally a month before this tornado was the two year anniversary of the 2017 tornados.
Somebody needs to pass a Law to keep these college boys off the streets during severe weather!
I love it when someone that isn't from texas tell someone "go to basement". lol Most Texans don't have basements.
The noises that storm makes are incredible
I live in Canton I was so terrified bc there was so many I live really close to the hight school
Same storm hit my town droped an ef1 i think then it roped out
Longer videos please
I live on 17 and this was so wild no as bad as the first one
I’m so glad that tornado was going straight towards my house but luckily it turned
Pray for all families who is under severe weather storms and tornadoes 🌪 warnings and watches we been in FF/STW/TW because of the humidity 80’s+ rain 🌧 has been our weather up here in ILLINOIS
Can't believe this happened when I was eating
Carbon Dioxide I was eating too it was going straight towards my house but luckily it turned
Your ok. GO!
please start live streaming
Just wondering here ... if you guys are actually 'experienced' storm chaser ... feeling confident enough that you can give people advice without first getting some more info about the situation they are facing... why do so many of you (and others) so quickly turn into giddy chickens (or roosters) when you see a funnel... or see some rotation... or one of my favorites, 'OMG, this is a very violent tornado... very violent tornado." ... and for some all there needs to be is a dark could in the area and people start yelling..."this is a very dangerous situation... we need to get out of here! Don't stop, Don't stop... keep driving!" ... I just do not understand how people who have been chasing tornadoes... are acting like this is the first time these things... is it just some over acting because the thinking is creating that 'emergency' feeling will attract more viewer? or what? Anyway... I do like severe weather... i grew up in the Midwest for a bunch of years... and the only people I saw get even close to this level of giddy chckeness where some of the overprotective mothers who's kids ignored their mother's calls to go back inside because a storm was coming... if this is not making sense to you... watch some of the video posted by who are not chasers... but are just doing a video from their house or work... you'll find some where people sit in his house and videos the tornado taking out the houses across the street from them... and none of them go into a high-pitch panic voice... even as the tornado goes by down their street... I will admit that there were a could of wives yelling at their husbands to put their damn camera down and go to the basement... bet even then... there was no high-pitched panic in their voices... the tone was more like angry and irritated. And to wrap this up with a suggestion... I'd be careful handing out advice to people without asking some questions... it might give you a rush that someone is actually treating you like an expert for something... but also like with most experts... they will get sued for give bad/wrong advice... and even if you don't get sued... I would think you would at least feel some guilt if you tell someone that it save here... the tornado is not near here... and then a couple of minutes after you drive off to chase something... and you later find out a tornado dropped and took out the gas station you were at... and the women you told was at a safe place ended up dead. Just sayin'...
Ohh ... forgot to say... nice work on the videos... like watching them... when the audio gets to that level... then you will really have something. Have a good weekend.
My real mom lives there !