Same here! I was in Montgomery and it was like and it was like it never happened while the west and north was in total chaos! The closest tornado to us was in Elmore county.
i did have a video of the most lovable EF tornado but I have lost it. Old age is agravating. It was some what of a rogue tornado that had just passed through Cordova and Sipsey as an EF4. it was the first video I had seen a tornado go up and down, over hills, proving it DOES HAPPEN. IT JUST SEEMED TO BE having a pleasant trip through the hills and fields!
I love the semi that just keeps on truckin' like it's a normal day! Don't these people have fear? Oh and...holy shit. Never seen anything like this in my life. Massive and destructive. Wow.
no it’s not tbh, the tri state tornado was known for how intense and unusually strong it was. The tri state tornado was known for obliterating *EVERYTHING* in its path, railroad tracks were pulled from the ground. numerous well built structures, gone. the towns that were hit was wiped off the map. The Tuscaloosa storm however attained winds of a EF5 tornado, but only produced high end EF4 damage, destroying well built structures, slabbing numerous homes.
A friend of mine was in the basement of his full brick home. He had his 1966 Mustang parked in front. When the storm passed, nothing was left of his home but his basement and his Mustang was gone. But in its place sat a brand new Ford expedition with barely a scratch that blew in from a nearby dealership. His Mustang was found destroyed about an 1/8 mile away. This was the Tuscaloosa storm.
@@rosievortex2808 so was the Tuscaloosa tornado. just like everywhere else,politics raised its ugly head. the drunks in norman oklahoma decided to not listen to Dr Forbes and created a new rating by calling it a high end EF4. i heard some of the nuts in norman said it was so close to being an EF5 that there was no diference between the two. So why didn't they just call it an an F5? Why do they alow drinking on the job in norman??
.... I was in athens al. HSV lost power for about a month... so many dead and property damage... but... I made it through it! Everyone I know made it. To be fair... trailers and unstable homes were done done. Houses in Anderson Valley and others were destroy. But we all made it.
When did this happen. What season was it. Was it just after summer. Im wondring why there was soo many extensive tornados over such a large area in such a short time. Ive never heard of this. But i do think this is going to happen again. I recommend to start building under ground. And leaving a easy to fix sun room for the top. But build you intire living underground. With climate change on its way its going to turn vanrable areas into the wildst of weather patterns anyone has ever seen. Im from Australia and i think this could happen again. And anywhere. Scients have found thrue dirt analysis dirt from the north found in the south. And vise verasa. And in core driling they have counted this event twice on record. The earth is heating and ice is melting. This means intence heat rising and cold blasts closing down on the earth. As far as the equator.
UA-cam stop sticking your ads before the news of disaster
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I live in the upper eastern part of TN and I am surprised at the dots! I remember this night, and the insanity that occurred.
I was in Alabama when that went down thankfully i didn't see any tornadoes but when my mom told me how many there were i was shocked
Same here
I was never told. I was about 5 when this happened.
Same here! I was in Montgomery and it was like and it was like it never happened while the west and north was in total chaos! The closest tornado to us was in Elmore county.
that is a huge tornado
My heart goes out to you all.my wife and i lost our home in hurricane Michael.its no joke.im sorry for the loss of loved ones.may God be with you all.
Hurricane Michael was brutal, my parents lost their house close to Bay medical center
i did have a video of the most lovable EF tornado but I have lost it. Old age is agravating.
It was some what of a rogue tornado that had just passed through Cordova and Sipsey as an EF4.
it was the first video I had seen a tornado go up and down, over hills, proving it DOES HAPPEN. IT JUST SEEMED TO BE having a pleasant trip through the hills and fields!
The Empire tornado is what I was looking for.
That is sad 😢
I love the semi that just keeps on truckin' like it's a normal day! Don't these people have fear? Oh and...holy shit. Never seen anything like this in my life. Massive and destructive. Wow.
Tuscaloosa tornado is worser than Tri State tornado
I feel so sorry for people who are losing their lifes
rest in peace
Yeah. :(
no it’s not tbh, the tri state tornado was known for how intense and unusually strong it was. The tri state tornado was known for obliterating *EVERYTHING* in its path, railroad tracks were pulled from the ground. numerous well built structures, gone. the towns that were hit was wiped off the map. The Tuscaloosa storm however attained winds of a EF5 tornado, but only produced high end EF4 damage, destroying well built structures, slabbing numerous homes.
A friend of mine was in the basement of his full brick home. He had his 1966 Mustang parked in front. When the storm passed, nothing was left of his home but his basement and his Mustang was gone. But in its place sat a brand new Ford expedition with barely a scratch that blew in from a nearby dealership. His Mustang was found destroyed about an 1/8 mile away. This was the Tuscaloosa storm.
Hackle burg one was much more devastating and lasted a lot longer over 2 hours it was on the ground
That’s because there were 3 tornadoes I believe.
Why are they following a tornado like that big those storm chasers could die easily
@NAWFSIDESOLDIER well of course 2012 is coming, 2013 is coming too, along with 2014.
Ghargus lmao dude look at 2020 so far
@@alexfreeburg5180 Bro you stuck in 2020 lmao im in 2021
I was apart of this there was one by my school I’m thanking God I’m still alive today
Being in Alabama we had no power for 3 months everything was destroyed
I remember this .... i went without power for days
10 years ago, glad you survived
Woooooooooooooo man that may be worst than the joplin twister!!!!!
Tuscaloosa-F4
Joplin-F5
@@rosievortex2808 so was the Tuscaloosa tornado. just like everywhere else,politics raised its ugly head. the drunks in norman oklahoma decided to not listen to Dr Forbes and created a new rating by calling it a high end EF4. i heard some of the nuts in norman said it was so close to being an EF5 that there was no diference between the two. So why didn't they just call it an an F5? Why do they alow drinking on the job in norman??
Joplin is bigger and worse just saying
Hackleburg vs Joplin
Tuscaloosa tornado is my favorite tornado!!! What a beautiful beast!!! It is AWSOME!!!!! Thanks for uploading the videos! 👏👏👏💋
😰😰😰
.... I was in athens al. HSV lost power for about a month... so many dead and property damage... but... I made it through it! Everyone I know made it. To be fair... trailers and unstable homes were done done. Houses in Anderson Valley and others were destroy. But we all made it.
When did this happen. What season was it. Was it just after summer. Im wondring why there was soo many extensive tornados over such a large area in such a short time. Ive never heard of this. But i do think this is going to happen again. I recommend to start building under ground. And leaving a easy to fix sun room for the top. But build you intire living underground. With climate change on its way its going to turn vanrable areas into the wildst of weather patterns anyone has ever seen. Im from Australia and i think this could happen again. And anywhere. Scients have found thrue dirt analysis dirt from the north found in the south. And vise verasa. And in core driling they have counted this event twice on record. The earth is heating and ice is melting. This means intence heat rising and cold blasts closing down on the earth. As far as the equator.
April 2011, so spring. Peak tornado season
Interesting
April is a bad month for the South
@@Pprpenis April and December are awful here in Alabama, the worst thunderstorms always strike in those months
@Gebora LOL! xD
I was born there
Evwn a live chat ser this
this is a rely scary video i wont to kry so bad but i am glad it happend in alabama
Earl Stotler that’s where I live thanks😑
Why
glad? wtf?
first
2012 is coming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Psyche
@@michelledotcom-x9t Dec. 21 2012 brought the fifth world & the sixth sun.
The fourth world ended 😂
Not sike.
Beautiful tornadoooooo 👏👏💪💪👏👏
You 2 👊👊👊
ألا قاتل الله الشعارات people who use emojis are retarted
@@awesome1334 maybe its YOU, mam.