I live in eastern Pennsylvania and I remember, a few months ago, we had a supercellular and tornado warned thunderstorm (no tornado formed) pass to our north in the Pocono Mountains. We did not get the brunt of that storm (thank God) but it was dark out and the lightning was nonstop! A few years ago, however, we did have an EF2 tornado strike a high school in Allentown, PA (luckily it was summer vacation, the building was vacant and there were no injuries). I felt the wind from that twister and, let me tell you, that was bad enough! I can't even begin to imagine what EF4s or EF5s feel like!! God bless the people who have experienced those and RIP to those who did not survive. Moore, OK and Joplin, MO come to mind. Great video! Thanks for the upload!!
cracking video hope you do more Adam as I hate thunderstorms this would rank number 2 on being really in tense and another good thing you kept informing us what's going on and showing your reaction to the lightning close and far away even with the thunder too..
@25:43. Don't know if you guys realised but if you pause on the lightning bolt there's a positive streamer coming off the lamp post thingy then a fraction of a second later a positive streamer comes from inside the decking area you were standing on. You had a bit of a lucky escape. Great video though. Really enjoyed it.
Rule #1: Make sure your recording device is FULLY CHARGED. Low batteries do not tend not to last as long as you'd expect. Be prepared. Rule #2: When recording thunderstorms, (audio and/or visual), have recorder/camera mounted securely on a tripod. Holding it in your hands, fiddling with it, giving a running commentary etc is a MASSIVE no no. Rule #3: Leave camera WELL ALONE, from start to finish. Do NOT keep moving it, breathing near it, talking in the background etc; in other words, KEEP extraneous noises to an ab-so-lute MINIMUM. Rule #4 If your editing computer/device can handle it, record on the highest possible settings. Rule #5: Wherever possible, record from start to finish with as FEW interferences as possible; yapping dogs, background TVs/radios, traffic, kids playing, commemorative parades, earthquakes, (ok, so maybe saying earthquakes is a little unfair, lol), ETC ETC ETC will ALL but ruin your thunderstorm video recording/s. Rule #6: Stay safe. There's no point being maimed or worse still, dead, if you want to record other great storms. For this recording, you lose points for breaking too many parts of the above rules. That said, it was great that you had a go and even better that you're still alive. 6/10.
Epic Loser Anyone with half a brain knows that sarcasm doesn't work on the net unless it's a face-to-face webcam, (with audio), chat. Anything other than that then it's an exercise in futility and stupidity.
Thank you for this footage I know storms are very dangerous but thanks for risking your life for recording this video you sound like a tornado chaser or a future meteorologist I hope you can record more in the future.
Usually when I view a thunderstorm, it is to help fall asleep. The sound of someone talking to inform me what is going on just interferes with what I'm watching. I will usually watch for two or three minutes to see if the talking is going to stop. I am considering cutting that down to twelve seconds.
Awesome job on filming this buddy !! I like how you guys were quiet but calm and at the same time showed some emotion in your voices which kept the viewing engaged. The explainations on the different parts of the storm especially at the end with the radar pics were excellent. Thank you for sharing..crazy storm, holy cow!!
We had the same thing 16 days after this video was shot, complete with observable rotation and a lowering wall cloud over Lakewood, Washington, but no warnings. We also had a massive line if storms come over the cascades just three days before this footage was shot.
Scary thing is that most people were still asleep when this came through or were just waking up. One of the most vulnerable and dangerous times of day for a severe thunderstorm to strike coupled with the fact that it was striking an area where tornadoes should never occur.
Awesome storm. Storms like this are rare where I live.(I live in Adams NY). However before my last day of school last year, we had two severe thunderstorms. The first one wasn't that bad. The second one was strong. it had loud thunder, frequent cloud to ground lightning and a small tornado touched down which was rare.(and the date this happened was June 17,2014). We had to go to school the next day though. I was hoping they would cancel it. lol.
Early AM, like the T-storm I got on June 5, 2010, which didn't have hail that I knew about, but was super loud! I also got that video in SD, with a Canon PowerShot A530. No tornado that I knew of, either.
I believe that there was a rain wrapped tornado either forming or was already on the ground near the 36 minute mark. When you moved the camera it had a center view of what looked like a very low cloud. That is very heavy rain. And even though its dark, it looks like it has a little rotation to it. Plus that is moving much faster than any of the clouds..i don't know for sure but its possible.
+Adam Weiner As I say I come from near Glasgow Scotland, the best or worst thunderstorm I can ever remember was way back in 1961, it was a Saturday evening and strangely enough there was not much rain with it but the lightning and thunder was spectacular, my uncle told me he had only seen a storm like that in the tropics, not in Scotland ever, so so matter where you are you can get spectacular storms at sometimes or another.
+Guy Hurst There was a violent thunderstorm on September 5th, 1958, that also triggered tornadoes in and around Horsham. The thunder was as far as Oxted, and Warlingham... although I was born 31 years later, so I don't know exactly what it was like.
Very very nice.. Intense and heavy lightning and thunder.. Just loved it... And you nailed 2 clos-ups at 25.42 and 26.23... But tell that buddy of yours to stop complaining about chaking the camera next time.. That was just a little bitt anoying :D .... But what the hell of a video.... You can be very very proud of that hour of beauty.... And thank you for not putting on some stupid music...... Greetings from Oslo,Norway!!
Never was in a tornado one went over the house Dad bulit for us Summer of 75 but did not touch down have had do have some pretty severe thunderstorms though winter storms too get very pretty damn huge too this yr any way this winter summer spring will be here severe thunderstorms im sure will roll in for us in West Allis Wisconsin !!
I think i was wrong haha. Just saw the 38 minute mark and that rising motion is a broken up tornado. You can see a distinct swirl motion. And its kicking up small debris but it dissipated about 30 to 45 secs after you panned over it with the camera. :) 👍 nice job!
It´s unusual time for storm! Isn´t it?? Storms are mostly developping in the afternoon and evening. During he night and in the mornigs they disappear. I remember only a few storms in the morning. But sometimes they come also.
It sucks I picked to live in Lewes DE where there are never any good storms. Bear, Cecil MD and Glasgow and Dover get awesome storms. Lewes DE has an invisible shield around it :(
FEELS THE SAME FOR MIDDLETOWN! Anything moving toward us misses us to the north and south, or is just boring, and Middletown is not far from where this video was recorded!
I'm noticing the gadgets in the neighbor's yard. It reminds me of the movie Twister. Jo's aunt had all kinds of noisemakers in her yard. Do you get a lot of tornadoes where you are?
Nope, tornadoes rarely occur in Delaware, although there has been one this year and one last year that's about the max I have seen in a year, at least, while I've been living here.
no they don't get a lot of tornados Kansas texas are just two p[laces in the mid west that get a lot of tornados 100% of the time depending on the flow of warm most air and the dry air
If i was with the whole Orchestra at London Hyde Park in july of 1991 me and whole orchestra would saw this Supercellular Thunderstorm Heading towards London
spring is already ramping up this year to bring severe weather in the plains and south. Texas already got like tons of rain and has massive flooding. Poor people. May is just around the corner for us.. and so is the severe weather. I live in indiana btw..
Get away from the windows? Glass is an isolator, no electricity will flow trough it. And if lightning strikes your house and you ghave no rod, it doesn't care where you stand, it just strikes trough almost all material.
Since when is a thunderstorm automaticaly a tornadoe? Where is the tornadoe in the vid? And since when do all thunderstorms come with furious winds? So many questions, one answer: It's only a thunderstorm. If it was a tornadoe, than you should be standing at the window and say HI.
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I know that I should have gone in the basement when the Tornado Warning was issued but this storm was too rare for me to not capture...so this was the result! ;)
I was totally considering that! But I had been watching the radar and saw that the storm itself was evolving out of its supercell form that was seen in Maryland and I just couldn't miss a second of this storm. It was not the safest option but it was definitely one that I don't regret! ;)
I was in Wildwood one day and the sky turned black when it was noon 0_0 Luckily I was already heading back to the hotel and got my snacks from the store :) (It was rlly bad because we were right next to the beach and the lightning kept striking there) :Dit was fun.
If its a tornado forming and its raining. Its just rain wrapped. It looks like u just have a severe thunderstorm right now. I live in Grove City, Ohio. And I never see rain wrapped weather. All I see is severe storms and rain
Not everyone's American mate You Tube is worldwide ,what's DE? Thankfully I know my world geography .I presume you mean the USA state of Delaware . I too thought I was going to see a Scottish storm.Please be more specific next time ,otherwise good video !
Mate you got to learn to leave the camera alone. The noise it makes when you move it is fucking annoying let alone the picture going out of focus and zooming left and right. it enough to give anyone a geadache
Most definitely! I was up at like 330 in the morning to watch a meteor shower from a live stream, but then storms started developing all over the place along a warm front and I tried an hour of sleep, but was woken up at 600 AM by the tornado warning!
That thunder does not sound nice at all. That must be a supercell. I live in Brantford Ontario Canada, & we've had some close calls. There was that one night back when i was living in Waterloo, back in 2010, & they were issuing severe thunderstorm & tornado warnings. Luckily, i slept in my basement because that's where i originally was. The rest of my family would have joined me in the basement had the rotation continued. But it passed. also the other time, the year i moved to Brantford, there was a tornado warning for the city. I was with my dad & one of my sisters buying new shoes for school, & i heard on the radio that a tornado warning was issued. So i began to get nervous, especially when the thunderstorm came around 9:00 in the evening. I was scared of the thunder, even though i'm not normally scared of thunder. But we went to the basement a while later, but i wanted to go to the basement right when the thunderstorm came.
One off the best recording off a thunderstorm that i have ever seen !!! My compliments ! Watching this from The Netherlands .
I live in eastern Pennsylvania and I remember, a few months ago, we had a supercellular and tornado warned thunderstorm (no tornado formed) pass to our north in the Pocono Mountains. We did not get the brunt of that storm (thank God) but it was dark out and the lightning was nonstop! A few years ago, however, we did have an EF2 tornado strike a high school in Allentown, PA (luckily it was summer vacation, the building was vacant and there were no injuries). I felt the wind from that twister and, let me tell you, that was bad enough! I can't even begin to imagine what EF4s or EF5s feel like!! God bless the people who have experienced those and RIP to those who did not survive. Moore, OK and Joplin, MO come to mind. Great video! Thanks for the upload!!
What a beautiful, though, deadly and spectacular storm!
My astraphobia is flaring up right now. Even I wonder why it is I binge watch videos of realizations of my worst nightmares.
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LOL me too!!😂😂😂😂
PKhydro me to I kind of have astraphobia.
cracking video hope you do more Adam as I hate thunderstorms this would rank number 2 on being really in tense and another good thing you kept informing us what's going on and showing your reaction to the lightning close and far away even with the thunder too..
@25:43. Don't know if you guys realised but if you pause on the lightning bolt there's a positive streamer coming off the lamp post thingy then a fraction of a second later a positive streamer comes from inside the decking area you were standing on. You had a bit of a lucky escape. Great video though. Really enjoyed it.
That's a lens reflection.
Rule #1: Make sure your recording device is FULLY CHARGED. Low batteries do not tend not to last as long as you'd expect. Be prepared.
Rule #2: When recording thunderstorms, (audio and/or visual), have recorder/camera mounted securely on a tripod. Holding it in your hands, fiddling with it, giving a running commentary etc is a MASSIVE no no.
Rule #3: Leave camera WELL ALONE, from start to finish. Do NOT keep moving it, breathing near it, talking in the background etc; in other words, KEEP extraneous noises to an ab-so-lute MINIMUM.
Rule #4 If your editing computer/device can handle it, record on the highest possible settings.
Rule #5: Wherever possible, record from start to finish with as FEW interferences as possible; yapping dogs, background TVs/radios, traffic, kids playing, commemorative parades, earthquakes, (ok, so maybe saying earthquakes is a little unfair, lol), ETC ETC ETC will ALL but ruin your thunderstorm video recording/s.
Rule #6: Stay safe. There's no point being maimed or worse still, dead, if you want to record other great storms.
For this recording, you lose points for breaking too many parts of the above rules. That said, it was great that you had a go and even better that you're still alive. 6/10.
You serious?
Epic Loser Yes, I am. You've got a problem with that?
It was a joke moron -.-, Lol jk xD
Epic Loser Anyone with half a brain knows that sarcasm doesn't work on the net unless it's a face-to-face webcam, (with audio), chat. Anything other than that then it's an exercise in futility and stupidity.
Ok now im starting to be serious, have a little fun dude.
Oh man, how I miss the storms. Thank you so very much.
That's a great example of how valuable it is to be able to see the couplets for early warnings.
Thank you for this footage I know storms are very dangerous but thanks for risking your life for recording this video you sound like a tornado chaser or a future meteorologist I hope you can record more in the future.
Usually when I view a thunderstorm, it is to help fall asleep. The sound of someone talking to inform me what is going on just interferes with what I'm watching. I will usually watch for two or three minutes to see if the talking is going to stop. I am considering cutting that down to twelve seconds.
Awesome job on filming this buddy !! I like how you guys were quiet but calm and at the same time showed some emotion in your voices which kept the viewing engaged. The explainations on the different parts of the storm especially at the end with the radar pics were excellent. Thank you for sharing..crazy storm, holy cow!!
This video was recorded and uploaded on August 13th.
I'm watching on August 13th
at 27.16 if you look closely you can see the anvil of the thunder cloud ! this video is amazing !
We had the same thing 16 days after this video was shot, complete with observable rotation and a lowering wall cloud over Lakewood, Washington, but no warnings. We also had a massive line if storms come over the cascades just three days before this footage was shot.
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Scary thing is that most people were still asleep when this came through or were just waking up. One of the most vulnerable and dangerous times of day for a severe thunderstorm to strike coupled with the fact that it was striking an area where tornadoes should never occur.
I thought this was going to be filmed in Scotland xD
+Sloth from The Goonies There is more than one Glasgow in the USA but only one Glasgow in Scotland
Alan Morr But the one in Scotland is larger and more well known than all the American Glasgow's put together.
+Sloth from The Goonies there is also a new glasgow in nova scotia canada
+GeneralDave and that's where I'm from
+Sloth from The Goonies Me too.
Awesome storm. Storms like this are rare where I live.(I live in Adams NY). However before my last day of school last year, we had two severe thunderstorms. The first one wasn't that bad. The second one was strong. it had loud thunder, frequent cloud to ground lightning and a small tornado touched down which was rare.(and the date this happened was June 17,2014). We had to go to school the next day though. I was hoping they would cancel it. lol.
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Early AM, like the T-storm I got on June 5, 2010, which didn't have hail that I knew about, but was super loud! I also got that video in SD, with a Canon PowerShot A530. No tornado that I knew of, either.
I believe that there was a rain wrapped tornado either forming or was already on the ground near the 36 minute mark. When you moved the camera it had a center view of what looked like a very low cloud. That is very heavy rain. And even though its dark, it looks like it has a little rotation to it. Plus that is moving much faster than any of the clouds..i don't know for sure but its possible.
Great video. If only we could get thunderstorms like this in Surrey, England!! Good commentary and discussion at end.
Thank you! And storms like this are rare around here! I was amazed this actually happened, in the morning too after an entire night!
+Adam Weiner As I say I come from near Glasgow Scotland, the best or worst thunderstorm I can ever remember was way back in 1961, it was a Saturday evening and strangely enough there was not much rain with it but the lightning and thunder was spectacular, my uncle told me he had only seen a storm like that in the tropics, not in Scotland ever, so so matter where you are you can get spectacular storms at sometimes or another.
+Guy Hurst There was a violent thunderstorm on September 5th, 1958, that also triggered tornadoes in and around Horsham. The thunder was as far as Oxted, and Warlingham... although I was born 31 years later, so I don't know exactly what it was like.
+Guy Hurst I'm in Los Angeles, we rarely even get rain.
I would love to switch places with you. Living in the Ohio valley is the pits. Constant severe storms. They make my life miserable!
Is it just me or after the 28:00+ mark the image takes on a tornado green hue? Very freaky and nice video you shot here. Thanks for sharing.
Being from Scotland and being totally confused when you are like 'that is not a glaswegian accent!'
No it’s Glasgow in Delaware United States probably named after a Scottish founder we got a new Glasgow in Nova Scotia Canada too
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Very very nice.. Intense and heavy lightning and thunder.. Just loved it... And you nailed 2 clos-ups at 25.42 and 26.23... But tell that buddy of yours to stop complaining about chaking the camera next time.. That was just a little bitt anoying :D .... But what the hell of a video.... You can be very very proud of that hour of beauty.... And thank you for not putting on some stupid music...... Greetings from Oslo,Norway!!
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I think that storm woke me up last year.
Lol
You did an awesome job filming this tornadic severe thunderstorm, the lighting is really freaky. Love the video hope u film another
Nice job Adam you definately have great eye never stop or give up what you want to do in life I enjoyed it thnx
I remember this storm. I live in Dover, Delaware and it was crazy!
26:22 that was insane.
My grandparents had a bolt of lightning hit their boar fence and it fried the modem and the wifi router including the whole telephone system
Adam nice shot and reporting the rotation.
Extraordinary video!! Very intense lightning and thunder!
Frequent lightning is very overwhelming especially when it keeps going and doesn’t stop for even two seconds
Never was in a tornado one went over the house Dad bulit for us Summer of 75 but did not touch down have had do have some pretty severe thunderstorms though winter storms too get very pretty damn huge too this yr any way this winter summer spring will be here severe thunderstorms im sure will roll in for us in West Allis Wisconsin !!
did that guy hold the camera in his hand for 50minutes??
Man, I love thunderstorms.
This was filmed on my birthday 🌪️🙂🚑👍🏻👍🏻♥️🌪️🌈 tyvm 4sharing
I think i was wrong haha. Just saw the 38 minute mark and that rising motion is a broken up tornado. You can see a distinct swirl motion. And its kicking up small debris but it dissipated about 30 to 45 secs after you panned over it with the camera. :) 👍 nice job!
I was incorrect once again...ignore my insolence. I most likely have no idea what i'm talking about 😞
Great video Adam!
Thank you so much!!! I subbed ;))
The dad be like. *stop moving the camera* WHO THE FUCK IS FILMING? the kid or the dad.
the kid LOL
Do tornadoes normally occur in the state of Delaware? Awesome video!
Tornadoes occur in all 50 states
Way to much camera wagging all over hell. Thought I was on a dam rollercoaster.
It´s unusual time for storm! Isn´t it?? Storms are mostly developping in the afternoon and evening. During he night and in the mornigs they disappear. I remember only a few storms in the morning. But sometimes they come also.
When its really really humid as it storms we get lightning every half a second
Dude keep that camera still and stay quiet let Mother nature do the talking
yeah i agree i wish he would have kept quiet too and didnt touch the camara
I dont mind him talking and hes also trying to capture all the lightning strikes :3
That is one scary storm.
Yup exactly I wouldn't want to live there 😬😬😬😬😬 very intense lightning and thunder yikes⛈️⛈️⛈️⛈️⛈️⛈️
This video is really nice.. When you guys aren't making noise. I think people just wanted to watch the storm. Your kid should be a weatherman.
It sucks I picked to live in Lewes DE where there are never any good storms. Bear, Cecil MD and Glasgow and Dover get awesome storms. Lewes DE has an invisible shield around it :(
FEELS THE SAME FOR MIDDLETOWN! Anything moving toward us misses us to the north and south, or is just boring, and Middletown is not far from where this video was recorded!
I'm noticing the gadgets in the neighbor's yard. It reminds me of the movie Twister. Jo's aunt had all kinds of noisemakers in her yard. Do you get a lot of tornadoes where you are?
Nope, tornadoes rarely occur in Delaware, although there has been one this year and one last year that's about the max I have seen in a year, at least, while I've been living here.
no they don't get a lot of tornados Kansas texas are just two p[laces in the mid west that get a lot of tornados
100% of the time depending on the flow of warm most air and the dry air
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That thunder sounds scary
49:31 you can hear the wr-100 in the backround
You're right! It's so faint, but you can hear it.
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If i was with the whole Orchestra at London Hyde Park in july of 1991 me and whole orchestra would saw this Supercellular Thunderstorm Heading towards London
spring is already ramping up this year to bring severe weather in the plains and south. Texas already got like tons of rain and has massive flooding. Poor people. May is just around the corner for us.. and so is the severe weather. I live in indiana btw..
Get away from the windows? Glass is an isolator, no electricity will flow trough it. And if lightning strikes your house and you ghave no rod, it doesn't care where you stand, it just strikes trough almost all material.
Flying debris, and high winds can easily break windows.
+ExtremeDeathmanThe weather stations says that you should stay away from windows when there's a thunderstorm.
But glass breaks in a tornado.
Since when is a thunderstorm automaticaly a tornadoe? Where is the tornadoe in the vid? And since when do all thunderstorms come with furious winds? So many questions, one answer: It's only a thunderstorm. If it was a tornadoe, than you should be standing at the window and say HI.
Tornado** and this storm was a supercell, meaning it had a rotating updraft and could produce a tornado at any time.
At 49:39 you pulled out a national wether server radio? Do you mind telling me where you got it with a link and or how much they cost? Thanks
That radio is a Radioshack 12-993 handheld weather alert radio. You can find them in Radioshack stores, I could not find it on amazon. Cost is $50.
***** too rich for my blood
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awsome storm and video
Scary stuff . I'm gonna like and subscribe
That was a good thunder storm well done to you for your video 😄👍
37:19 Tornado
What camera were used Adam Weiner
omg haha I live in Glasgow Delaware too I remember this storm I woke up and saw a tornado warning had to bring the fam in the basement
I know that I should have gone in the basement when the Tornado Warning was issued but this storm was too rare for me to not capture...so this was the result! ;)
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A good tip is to set the cam up somewhere good then just go to the basement so you get the awesome stom but you're still safe too! :D
I was totally considering that! But I had been watching the radar and saw that the storm itself was evolving out of its supercell form that was seen in Maryland and I just couldn't miss a second of this storm. It was not the safest option but it was definitely one that I don't regret! ;)
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hah... I'd probably do the exact same thing... even though we never get storms here and since i'm only 12 i'd probably be scared crapless!
25:43 And 26:22 Best Part
that bolt that your dad said it was on the street... was on your deck. frame by frame it. the bolt hides out your deck rails, you got lucky lol
25:44 😳 woah that bolt was REALLY close to ya
How strong of wind did you measure with your gauges?
Man I wish I was there when this happen
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Oh Lord I'm moving to Delaware new castle in June we don't really get bad weather so me and my husband have to prepare for bad weather
I was in Wildwood one day and the sky turned black when it was noon 0_0 Luckily I was already heading back to the hotel and got my snacks from the store :) (It was rlly bad because we were right next to the beach and the lightning kept striking there) :Dit was fun.
Your front door makes a good "speaker"!
Adam please just stop shushing I don't want to hear your shushing anymore you are hurting my feelings.😥😭😪
defiantly rotation!
If its a tornado forming and its raining. Its just rain wrapped. It looks like u just have a severe thunderstorm right now. I live in Grove City, Ohio. And I never see rain wrapped weather. All I see is severe storms and rain
what camera are use
beautifully taking!! prooo stuff
ps i loooove winter... summer sucks big time! sun sand salty water and shit
Very sorry but in the uk in devon about 3 years ago we had a terrible storm but gladly we can't get tornadoes or earthquakes
Weird our city is Glasgow but it's not here.
The other day in Delaware the lightning strikes were bad
Yeah no let mother nature do the commentary next time
26:22 woke up the whole house!
Storms are really common where I live
+Peanut Genius If i were you, i'd have got inside the moment it got dark if there was a supercell warning. When thunder roars, go indoors.
+Ashley Finch I know trust me
OMG August 12 was my bday and this was recorded August 13!
26:27 - my reaction exactly! lmao
Not everyone's American mate You Tube is worldwide ,what's DE? Thankfully I know my world geography .I presume you mean the USA state of Delaware . I too thought I was going to see a Scottish storm.Please be more specific next time ,otherwise good video !
Franky77ize DE is Delaware in the US
wtf why was it so early
We don't have super cells and severe thunderstorms in the caribbean
Mate you got to learn to leave the camera alone. The noise it makes when you move it is fucking annoying let alone the picture going out of focus and zooming left and right. it enough to give anyone a geadache
+Rohan Turner Poor form of your comment, very judgement comment and irritable comment I say. His video is fine.
Rohan Turner I'm sure he didn't mean to give you a geadache.
What a way to start the day, ey?
Most definitely! I was up at like 330 in the morning to watch a meteor shower from a live stream, but then storms started developing all over the place along a warm front and I tried an hour of sleep, but was woken up at 600 AM by the tornado warning!
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+Adam Weiner dude next time you film please shhhh...and fuck that radio !!
That thunder does not sound nice at all. That must be a supercell. I live in Brantford Ontario Canada, & we've had some close calls. There was that one night back when i was living in Waterloo, back in 2010, & they were issuing severe thunderstorm & tornado warnings. Luckily, i slept in my basement because that's where i originally was. The rest of my family would have joined me in the basement had the rotation continued. But it passed. also the other time, the year i moved to Brantford, there was a tornado warning for the city. I was with my dad & one of my sisters buying new shoes for school, & i heard on the radio that a tornado warning was issued. So i began to get nervous, especially when the thunderstorm came around 9:00 in the evening. I was scared of the thunder, even though i'm not normally scared of thunder. But we went to the basement a while later, but i wanted to go to the basement right when the thunderstorm came.
+stix Ryans don't tell people what to do ffs..
I thought that was a car alarm at first.
Dude....ur gonna be a fucking meteorologist some day Oml
It was nice over here aww man you guys got hit so hard :(
You're narration was great,I almost woke up twice. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
brilliant video
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This is sound of nature
can you make more thunderstorm videos
Too MUCH TALKING man！！！！！
That is intense.