How Realistic is TWISTERS?
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Wizard of Oz, Twister, Into the Storm, and Twisters are all tornado movies. How do they compare to real life tornadoes?
#Twisters #tornado #film
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In Hindsight I’d say twisters did a Fire tornado pretty well, it pretty much only catches fire as it hits and passes across the oil rig as if it’s just the fireballs shooting up, it even mimics the semi disappearing look, but then it’s back to just a big normal tornado again. And only the Cowboy guy has the cool tornado Truck. And they note the underpass is a terrible but their only choice
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Night of the Twisters a book and movie. Talk about that please.
"This is what storm chasers actually look like" got me dying for some reason
Hey! I remember you! I’m watching it rn in theaters
Bro is jealous that he didn’t win the genetic lottery.
same bro same😂
"the goal is not to get inside the tornado" *waaaait for it .. "except Reed Timmer"
Someone definitely is a Reed Timmer hater😂
that makes sense.
"And Evan who drives the tiv"
@@user-ny6uo2bu1uEvan? Who’s that?
The underpass scene deserves more credit after you watch the movie
I agree 💯
Agree; they lay it out and show how bad it is to be under an overpass
That scene traumatized me bro
@@TheAncientOneVIsame
But they even said in the movie that an underpass isn’t an good idea
8:43 kate litrally says "that is the worst place to go during a tornado" in that scene but her friends ignore her and get out anyways so she had no choice.
Yeah and it isn't like any option aside from going underground (if available) is great when taking a direct hit from an EF5. You're pretty screwed whether you choose ditch or overpass at that point.
frfr that scene was so dumb because of this line 😂😂
like wassup girl you'd rather stay into your soon to be flying pickup or make a run for it while there's an EF5 going for you 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
YES THANK YOU 🙏
In the movie Kate actually mentions that hiding under an overpass is horrible
*it's straight up dumb*
especially in a situation like the one they were in..
if an EF5 is coming your way and you already in the debris field it's the only way you could survive
if you stay in your car or try to run for it you just gonna get sucked up into oblivion and voilà you dead xd
ofc it's situationnal but in that exact situation they were in, overpass or ditch or anything, especially when you already in debris range
you'll have better chances than without it lmao
Yes thank you 🙏
@@MouchooAnd that tornado only had EF3 or EF4 damage from the shot they showed. I think
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Debunking Hollywood ✅️
Roasting himself ✅️
How did he roast himself
@@pericoparakeet6104 very end
@@pericoparakeet6104 10:01
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As someone that has seen twisters, I love how they did the “firenado”, it was very realistic. Also they ended up not being bombs (I will not say what they were)
I don’t really understand why he said that it was unrealistic,firenadoes can actually form if you inject fuel into the base of it it’ll be able to intensify and catch fire so the oil factory would be able to that
@@heyheylauricealso a massive wildfire too
@@heyheylaurice Yeah the SLO MO Guys made a video a few years ago where they took 12 box fans in a circle and placed a contained fire in the middle. When the fans were turned on, a firenado was produced, and it was rather tall.
I saw Twisters last night and it was incredible
Me too! I got to watch it at an AMC Theater! And I got to watch it with a Live Q&A Preshow!
yeah same it was soo good but the 1996 will always be the best
No it comes out tomorrow
@@Kyonfilmsanimations8606 I saw an early playing
@@Kyonfilmsanimations8606 no there was a live premiere at all the imaxs in america
You've never seen such beautiful people out storm chasing? Dude, Pecos Hank is DREAMY, much cuter than that smirking Marlboro Man in the movie.
Clearly has never seen my crew
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Pecos Hank says some scenes in Twisters are his footage
Pecos is def a cutie 🥰
Saw Twisters a few hours ago, loved it! Great mix of action and little tornado nerd inside jokes. A lot of your comments on things in Twisters such as them sheltering under the overpass and the windmill actually are addressed/make sense in the movie.
Ah yes. I was about to comment that.
Since we have twister and twisters I can’t wait for when we get Twisterses!
But it comes out tomorrow?
You mean Twist, the prequel? A low budget film about tornados before human society where it's just tree damage and cuts to black
Twin twisters
@@hazzard_destroyer lol 🤣
@@harryparsons2750The movie shall be called The Twins, and it will be about not one single tornado at a time but TWO!
The wizard of Oz was by far, unbelievably realistic looking.
I think the one in the movie was a genuine tornado that they filmed, I might be thinking of something else though
it was real tornado 🌪️ footage
In Twisters the main character who actually survives the tornado at the start says that the overpass would be a bad choice but the rest said they had no where to go. You could argue that they could go to the ditch but i don’t really know.
Edit: I forgot to add, the things in the containers were a super boosted version of the stuff that sucks moisture that you see in diapers. The process was like they first launch a firework with like something in it that’ll turn it into rain or something and then they release the combination at the right time. Idk if this would’ve worked in real life but maybe it could.
They could have gone to the ditch, if it existed ...
Which is still dumb because the tornado is a violently rotating column of air.
@@NiarahHawthorne well they did say that the car was gonna flip, which did happen
they used silver iodide to make the moisture in the tornado into rain (silver iodide is the same stuff that people use for cloud seeding)
@@NiarahHawthorne you're forgetting that moist air is what's fueling the updraft of the tornado, so by getting rid of all that moisture (which they did), they were basically starving the updraft of its fuel, causing the tornado to dissipate as the updraft was no longer self-sustainable
(TWISTERS SPOILERS)
I watched the movie and they did portray the underpass as dangerous and they only use it as a last resort but to not spoil to much I’m just going to say that they showed that it wasn’t safe in their own way
I still can't believe that the protagonist survived lol. It makes no sense to me that your ARMS are strong enough to keep your body from flying away so violently. Also there was space for her to move and save her boyfriend maybe, instead of having him be on top of her
Really felt like another "there was enough space on the wood board for Jack" lmao
@@WutherRailit was actually a railing not a wooden board
@@heyheylaurice I know ...
I said wooden board bc of the meme from Titanic 💀 it was a raft/door now that I remember the word
@@WutherRail people already survived similar situation exactly like the girl did in the movie
actually there was no reason for her boyfriend to get sucked up like he did but hey plot and all that
just look it up brethren it's a thing..
Are Bridges Tornado Deathtraps? - Deadly Tornado Bridges and Overpasses
Tornado Survivor Hides Under Overpass
search that on youtube and you'll see ^^
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Just saw the movie earlier today - was putting off watching your vid until then! Here's some assorted thoughts:
I think I could give a pass to the "movie magic" on the part of how 90% of storm chasing is just driving and potentially no tornadoes. When you have roughly 2 hours to tell a whole story and show cool stuff, these parts are easier to cut out for the sake of pacing. That said, I think the "long drive/busted storms" situations could be great places for showing some character interactions, exposition etc.
To be honest, when I saw the scenes where some of the characters wound up caught in the tornado accidentally, I immediately thought about your story. Having the real life story of such an event in my mind made those scenes bone-chilling in a whole other way. Like "this isn't just fictional entertainment, there's someone who's actually been through that just a couple months ago and talked about it!"
A spoiler-free video on this topic was great, but I'd also love to see a part 2 where you could delve a bit into the movie as a whole - the "disrupting tornado" method was something I was left wondering about. Not so much in "is this possible" way, but more: how much of this reasoning is correct, what is made up or exaggerated, how does the logic of it hold up in relation to real meteorology.
The overpass (or is it underpass?) part really caught my attention. Mild spoilers for the first minutes of the movie, but I was glad to see it is actually called out by a character, that hiding under an overpass is a bad idea; and when there is no other choice left, the movie kinda shows why. I'm lowkey hoping this will help erase this harmful 'survival tip' from the public awareness at least a little bit.
Woops this got a bit long, but I wanted to yell some of my thoughts after leaving the theater lol Thank you for this video, it was great!!
The tornado scene in The Day After Tomorrow is also good IMO and also really creepy.
@@dieterdelange9488 Indeed, it's epic and also my favourite scene in the film. But sadly, it's too short.
The boing 747 part: Environment Friendly 😂
The power station tornado happened around the Nashville area. Tornado hit a substation and damaged an oil filled transformer, that cloud of oil was then ignited by an electrical spark because its a substation getting torn apart of course there will be electrical stuff sparking. I remember watching that live on the news and wondering what that thing hit to cause that giant fireball, wasn't surprised it was a substation. Pretty visible tornado too given the area, normally they're rain wrapped blobs that strike in total darkness but this one was fairly visible and happened when we still had some daylight. It spawned, chose violence, and wanted us all to see it.
A few miles from my house.
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4:54 i guess the tornados had covid😂
Lol
The ending XD
I was looking for that comment. lol that was funny.
Hollywood movie idea, star goes looking for a tornado, gets rained on, goes home, very accurate.
That actually would've been cool
Funny story, my mother and I saw the movie Twister the day before the Mechanicsville tornado. We were in the village just as hail began to hit the car and we saw the tornado form as we raced back to our home. 8 year old me was hyped seeing it. My mother was terrified that we were about to die.
9:57 bro has never met me
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Just saw it and they literally say that the underpass is a horrible idea but it was they had for cover
In twisters a character literally says that hiding under the underpass is the worst place to hide, but I guess it was better than just standing out in the open 💀. Maybe the instinct of feeling the need to hide somewhere is just too powerful to be overcome by intellectual knowledge.
During the Mexican War, US forces were being bombarded. An officer rode up to a teamster who was cowering behind a flimsy wagon. The officer told him he wasn't any safer behind the wagon than out in the open. The teamster said, "I know, but it sure feels that way." I think you're right. (The officer was R. E. Lee.)
The original movie they actually ran to an underpass to get shelter.
I watched Twisters and the firenado scene was like twister. It picked up the fire and did become a firenado but only for a bit
@@pericoparakeet6104 It looks a little bit more realistic than that in Into The Storm.
The firenadoes in INTO THE STORM and TWISTERS both look pretty accurate. The ITS firenado just wasn't one mile wide
A fire tornado would be impossible the wind would put out the fire
@@DillonHall-v5k it's happened though, California, Kanto, fire bombing in Germany
The firenado in twisters makes sense. It sucked up oil from the oil, which was on fire. Technically, the tornado wasn't on fire the oil was.
The whole idea of blowing up a bomb to disrupt a tornado has kinda been proven wrong. Like mentioned earlier in the video when a power transformer blew up and it did nothing to the tornado. I also got a bit annoyed when I was the scene of them hiding in a overpass
@@hazzard_destroyer they mentioned that hiding under the overpass was bad, and several people died, it’s not like it was a good experience for them lol
By watching the trailer, I guessed they tried to hide under the overpass, and Kate is the only one holding on the beam, then the other ones are dead. Well, I was not wrong.
(SPOILER ALERT) In the beginning of the film, one by one of them is taken away. Kate is the sole survivor, but badly injured due to the fact that she was hit by debris while climbing up the beam of the overpass.
Although not the best place to seek shelter, sometimes it's the best cover you can get to. Are people killed and injured doing so ? Yes. But people have also survived under over passes.
Could work if the bomb is powerful enough.
She did try to tell her friends that, but they didn't really have a choice between that and the car
You should see Twisters! While a lot of what you said about the trailer is warranted, especially the fire tornado. I felt they did a good job with the science overall (for a Hollywood movie at least).
Example: overpass was used as last resort but the main character mentions it was not safe. They also mention how EF scale is determined by damage which the original twister used freely and incorrectly. Overall best tornado movie since on twister!
I'm glad the more serious movies about tornadoes actually acknowledge the Enhanced Fujita Scale. The B-movie types and The Flash Season One incorrectly use the outdated scale. No shade to Twister 1996 since the old scale was still in use back then.
My issue is more when the movies (and people in general) try to rate tornadoes by size and wind speed instead of the intended metric of damage intensity. It's even worse when they try to give very strong tornadoes F6/EF6 ratings.
In Twister, the first tornado was supposedly an F5, but we never saw its aftermath. Jo probably saw it, so it's probably fine. In Into The Storm, the helicopter pilot says the final tornado has a wind speed of 300 miles per hour and then immediately gives it an EF5 rating, which he shouldn't have done until way later. And in Twisters, Kate and her friends estimate the first tornado as an EF5 as well despite none of them seeing any damage, only a sudden increase in size and wind speed. We do see a little later that tornado probably really was an EF5 tornado due to the massive ground scouring, but Kate wouldn't know that before getting hit.
I Did watch the movie and a character said an overpasses the most dangerous thing and I think many people misunderstood the trailer 8:30
And the movie shows one by one of them is taken away by the tornado while trying to take shelter under the overpass. Kate is the only survivor, but badly injured.
I believe the movie is trying to display the dire consequence of hiding under an overpass during a tornado, rather than convincing viewers to believe overpasses are still safe places.
It was also completely debunked by the 1999 Moore F5 tornado when the tornado hit three overpasses and killed one person at each.
Kate knows overpasses are dangerous, but with no other protection against the EF5 they were trying to chase, they didn't have a choice.
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0:44 This reminds me of the F2 Cordell, Oklahoma tornado that hit on May 22, 1981. It’s famous for its pictures, and (correct me if I’m wrong) being one of the first tornadoes where storm chasers recorded the sound. There were 2 or 3 shots of it dissipating and it looked just like the Wizard of Oz tornado lol
That final joke had me dying 🤣🤣 I’d love to have a beer with you guys lol
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Hello High Risk Chris.
It's good to know that you are going to watch Twisters, I watched it twice in theater, at IMAX and 4DX. Honestly, it was an outstanding experience.
Also you mentioned the barrels at 7:44, you believe, are bombs. A little spoiler alert, trust me, they are not bombs.
I hope you would post another video about what you think about Twisters after you watch it in theater.
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Yeah probably should update that advertisement
I remember seeing somethjng about them using Pecos Hanks footage
That was for the movie Super Cell.
@@Kat-tr2ig ohhh my bad
I don’t think you’ll be too disappointed with this movie. Just saw it and from all the things you covered, pretty good
I just watched twisters today and I LOVED IT!! Definitely 10/10❤❤
Dude the movie was insane on July 19 I went the theater dude it was insane🤯
Why is this dude getting a sponsor from that company I hope he knows that company steals their patients info and sells them. It’s very creepy.😢
Probably doesn't know how horrid they are
Every company does that
5:07, you forgot Reed Timmer exists 😂
I honestly didn’t think I would enjoy this movie as much as I did. I love tornados and have seen pretty much all of the movies, and this one tops all of them, it’s amazing, would recommend to literally anyone.
Kate acknowledges that the overpass wasn't safe, but it was either that, or being in a flying car.
After recently watching the twister movie, I can say that the weirdest parts about the tornado was that they moved around a lot quicker, and the funnel itself felt very jittery which ultimately made the tornado feel a lot less powerful since it would go zooming one second, but then just stop in place the next, and it just felt like it didn’t really have much weight behind it.
The main goal is not to gather photogenic pics storm chasing is about the science behind tornadoes so technically they do have to get inside some how whether it’s by probe or reed timmer himself to understand the winds and how they form and be more able to understand the damage left behind
I watched the movie before watching this. A few things weren't quite right in this video about how the movie played out. SPOILERS AHEAD.
When they attempted to stop the tornado they weren't exploding it. What they did is make a way to absorb the moisture in the tornado in hopes of killing it. In the movie it works. Not sure about real life though.
Another thing is when they take cover in an underpass. The main protagonist specifically mentions that it is a horrible idea but it is their only option. EXTRA SPOILER WARNING.
Them taking cover in the overpass goes horribly and everyone that does it dies, except for the main character who barely survives.
As for the firenado, it lasts like 5 seconds before the tornado keeps going. And with the, going inside of the tornado thing. They do that a few times and you are right. It is kinda far fetched how they do it. Would love to hear what you think with this stuff in mind. Hopefully you get a chance to reply
I can’t wait for an extremely whirlwind excitement.🌪️
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5:21 My mom was actually inside of a tornado at a park, she had a tree fall over her and it saved her life because there was also a building near her with fans and they were ripped off and she said they were flying around like Frisbees
9:00 I’d like to add that even though they resorted to the underpass, Kate did say the worst place to be in a tornado is an underpass.
There's a scene from an old VHS called "Twister: Fury on the Plain" (and lots of other videos) of the news team chased beneath the underpass where they a couple of families were taking shelter. Other than being windblown and scared to death, they all survived without serious injury. After that people started thinking that this was a safe shelter and they've been trying to teach them otherwise. I think that video is still here on YT.
Eyyy, shoutout to Dr.Orf! He was my professor back when he was still at CMU and a project we had was analyzing an EF5 he was able to simulate!
I get your point, tornadoes don’t form everywhere, but it’s like people want to watch a move just waiting for something to happen
Be taking shelter underneath an overpass thing I think is derived from an event from I believe it was the 90s where a storm chaser team were filming a tornado which ended up changing its direction and heading towards them. The first thing they did was, they went into an underpass and basically held on for dear lives to the concrete pillars and they survived. I think this is where the proliferation of sheltering underneath a overpass comes from. Even though in all likelihood, this was a one in 1 million kind of survival event.
Again movies seem to love these things.
Not only that, but there’s a thing from the early years of cinema where it didn’t really matter how realistic it was as long as it looked good. Movies are getting better at this, but they still fall into the thing like this all the time.
I said the same thing. That scene is in the 1990(ish) video (vhs) "Twister: Terror on the Plains." It's available here on YT.
there are calm eyes in tornados, it's just they are extremely rare. in most cases, the tornado's condensation funnel in just a few yards wide, even in ef5s that are over a mile wide (Like shown in Twister). However, there was apparently a family, i believe it was during the Greensburg tornado, that, after their house was blown away, they were left in the eye and with no choice, took shelter in an exposed storm drain tube. The family survived, but that means that tornado was truly gigantic.
It didn't get talked about in the video (or comments from the looks of it), but the reason why the Wizard of Oz tornado looks so realistic, and why it got a HUGE mention in both the Twister movies, is because the guy that was doing the practical effects for the Wizard of Oz had actually seen and experienced a tornado once in his life. And the experience left such a huge impression on him that he said he wanted to do that scene right.
I'm still impressed he got a pair of nylon tights to look so convincingly like a tornado. He was a true master of practical effects.
He was. And in 70+ years I've yet to see a better one. Period.
Should've ended with that famous blurry pic of Reed flipping out after an intercept
Holyyy... another High Risk Chris banger
I think the Wizard of Oz tornado wasn't actually cgi, it was an actual tornado footage that was layered with the movie footage
It wasn't cgi (decades in the future) nor real footage (IIRC, the first tornado caught on moving film was Andover, KS. in the late 40s or early 50s.) Oz was pure practical effects.
the only man dumb enough to go into a tornado is reed timmer and does it with his dominator tank crew!
Cute ending. 😊
absolutely would loveee to see your reaction to twisters and their 'tornado stopping' techniques!!!
Pretty sure fire tornadoes shown in the movies can happen. Just needs a lot of fire and fuel to get sucked up. Also think they should make a tornado movie about the deadman walking phenomenon. Where two tornadoes fuse into one and look like a giant man walking
Pretty sure they cant
I watched twisters the new one today it made my heart went fast and I was shaking
into the storm and twisters are my personal favorite tornado movies
i dont forget about into the storm. i liked the effects of the movie
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Twisters was really good! I had fun with it the whole time. There was one very small thing that I noticed a couple times. For example, when they take cover under the overpass and In the empty swimming pool, her hair is staying calm. It's not being blown around like wind make it do.
I noticed that too
The very first video I'd seen of your channel was your video from last year when you ended up in the tornado. Glad you're still here, btw. It's a whole different viewpoint when you've lived through a serious, and traumatic, experience. Now, this is the 2nd video of yours I've now seen. I appreciate what you do. Keep safe, be super careful, but have fun and continue to bring amazing content like you do.
Thank you!
Bro I watched the new twister more like twisters and it was hella good
It is easier for movies to have the characters just stumble on a tornado because Viewers Well, not be entertained Long with hours on the road of no action and for the fire Nado part they could have a mention of fire tornadoes being caused by fire storms, not lighting, supercell Tornadoes on fire I totally get what you’re saying
Actually, that's a great set up for tension - they have been had no luck with tornados for a season until things get spicy
Yes!! Thank you! Life- long weather enthusiast here, and Ive tried to tell people how some of this stuff in the movies just doesn't/ can't happen.
At 4:22 you gotta remember (spoiler) That in the movie they have and arcade super out break type thing and that's probably the reason behind the storms always having tornados, This idea is made to keep the movie about tornados fresh and have more action/storm chasing. BTW Im not saying this to be like "oh you suck at storm chasing" or "You know so little" Im just throwing this out there just for some reasoning. But keep up your hard work, I love your channel so Im not putting ANY hate on you. Hope you reach 60k 😊😊😊
Last night I saw it and MY GOSH is it AMAZING and VERY STRESSFUL
Hi! I know you make 2 video about forgotten tornadoes, but can you make ONE more? Like strong tornadoes that was stronger and larger, but didnt got, EF-4/5 indication like: Trousdale, Amory EF-3, etc... But with way more information, thx a lot! Lov your vids :)
Thank you, glad you enjoy my videos. I think I am retiring the forgotten tornado series (sorry), but my next video will be on a tornado that should have gotten the EF5 rating hint hint.
@@highriskchris Yoo thanksss!
I really enjoyed the educational info you put into this as well as the comparisons to reality.
Also, I appreciate everyone who chases. The science chasers are obviously invaluable. However, I'd say the same about videographers and photographers.
The storms you capture help ME learn, and that is also invaluable.
Between this and my theater tickets Saturday.. now I'm watching Twister on a Thursday night. Not mad about it.
we definitely need more tornado movies
My bro u just went to the set 1:47
The F5 at the end of Twister looks better than any of the tornadoes in Twisters
I'm in northern Illinois I know storms might just never come. They can say 100% chance everyday for a week and never even see a dark cloud or drop of rain.
Love the videos Chris!
twisters was my fav tornado movie
It was the self own at the end that completely killed me
Hey, some storm chasers can look great. 😉
@@ARandomInternetUser08 I'm a big fan of Pecos Hank. He's one of the greatest storm chasers, he's also a talented musician. Love to hear his music in his tornado chasing videos.
@@quanpham5239 completely forgot to mention him.
I will never forget into the storm
I saw your footage last year when you had your 'incident '. So glad you were ok.
Tornadoes absolutely can catch on fire we saw it a bunch during the 2019 Australian bushfires
Those were a totally different natural phenomenon called "fire twisters." Look it up.
Bro all the tornado parts gave me a panic attack😭 but I had to keep it quite 😢
i am watching twisters tomorrow with my family! i’m so excited
I think I’ve see a single cyclonic event occur before, in real life. I do not think it was a tornado as, the cloud didn’t seem to have any rotation, though it did turn into one afterwards. I was at a beach with my dad and brother. We saw some clouds rolling in. They looked bad. My dad went “those clouds look bad”. I said, “yeah”. My brother said, “yeah”. We didn’t do anything else. 5 minutes pass “those clouds are headed directly at as us.” “Yeah.” “Also yeah”. I don’t fully know what happened but, at some point, the storm went from far away, to here in a matter of like 15 seconds. It almost looked like an explosion. What I realized happened was, the freakishly cold front of a storm was moving towards the shore during an exceptionally hot day, on a slight angle. I think a pressure and temperature difference caused an absurd amount of condensation to occurs, instantly. Or something. It went from 35°C to 15 in less than a minute. We were like 10 feet from the exact centre of this thingy. The water drastically heated up, the closer you got to shore. I feel like physics happens when this happens. All we saw were a couple twirly things, one of which knocked a paddle boarder off his board….He was pretty stoked about it. It then whipped right by us and blew up a fence before vanishing. Now, apparently this storm ended up producing a proper tornado, a little further along. I thiiink I just happened to be in the exact location where it changed from a bad storm to a supercell and, the tornado(ish) things that I saw were dust devil things that sorta reflected what was happening to the entire storm. However, i imagine that those would have happened anyways if a wind gust that strong and that cold hit from the same angle, even if it was perfectly sunny out. Either way, it was really, reallllly cool to experience but, we all left that beach feeling exceptionally stupid.
tornado’s actually can tern into a fire tornado
The twisters was fun. The first part kind of scared me.
Glad your doing this video based on nothing but the trailer, otherwise you would have known it wasn't a bomb that used to try to stop the tornado, it's a method being studied right now to lower the power of hurricanes. I don't want to give spoilers to anyone who has not seen the movie Twisters, but they DON'T use a bomb. Watch Reed Timmer's video on this subject, his assessment is Waaaay more accurate.
You're mad I used the trailer because I made this video before it was released, but then you don't want to give spoilers? Like I made this before I saw the movie obviously I can't give spoilers if I haven't seen it
@@highriskchris No I'm not mad lol, I just think you should have seen the actual movie before doing a video such as this one, and I wasn't saying anything about YOU giving spoilers, I said I (ME) didn't want to give any spoilers with my comment. Keep chasing and be at peace man.
Reed is just another whole different animal. Man is THE chasing legend of recent.
I like the fire tornado the fact how into the storm it doesn’t just say on fire and twister like looks more realistic tbh