This Huge Cold Blast Will Change Everything…
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2024
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In this video we are talking about a major cooldown on the way & our upcoming Fall tornado season!
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We all appreciate your hard work so much.
And montana?
A must-have if you live in a trailer park in Oklahoma.
And in Wyoming, great job
What about lightning strikes? Sitting in a metal box outside in the middle of a storm while above ground seems concerning from a lightning standpoint.
I'm sure they've tested for this but I think I'll stick with unground. Barring that it's a very interesting concept and a more affordable lifesaver
Im a trucker, and i have been saved by his videos unlike the local "meteorologists". Thank you so much Ryan!
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@angelsantillan21158 I am related to many truckers and wish to thank you for the hard and dangerous work that you do. Rock on!
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4:59 December tornados is what brought me to this channel. I will never forget laying in my basement watching your coverage as we were being hit by the Dec 10 to early morning hours of Dec 11 here in KY. That storm completely changed my outlook on weather preparedness. It’s something I take very seriously now. A wise man once said- “Don’t be scared…. Be prepared.”
Yea that was a crazy night.
Mine was a few days later when I had 3 tornadoes with a few miles of my house, including an EF-0 that struck 1/4 mile away and tracked a few hundred yards from my house!
I don't live near there, but I spent like 4 hours watching the livestream that night. I just found it insanely interesting
Mobile County Alabama here, hit 90 again today and we are in Severe Drought, praying for rain.
That above-ground tornado shelter is a claustrophobic nightmare! I grew up in Tornado Alley in Amarillo Texas, and I would much rather wait out a storm in the bathtub
Thanks for keeping us up-to-date on all the weather stuff
Looking forward to the cooler weather. Praying for everyone in the path of these severe storms.
I’ll believe it when I see it, seems like perma summer
@@yellowswagmuffin920 you're telling me. I've been moving here in Central Texas, thought it would be fall Temps this fall
Yes pray to fake sky Santa!
@MrSwanson_ if you have no belief that's fine. But lots of people do have faith in our Creator. There's no reason to be nasty.
Meee too...
Summer heat just drains me and saps my spirit, so I'm really looking forward to cooler weather. Nothing better than a cup of coffee in the still, quiet morning hours just before dawn in the Autumn and Winter months. 😌☕
That last cold front was absolutely scary! 70mph winds, nearly 2" of rain in a few hours, and nearly a couple tornados as our sirens went off due to rotations spoted. I've never see the sky get so dark in such a short time.
What part of the country are you in?
Yes!!
@@AD1978leo I'm assuming northern Texas because last night we had a couple tornado warnings just south of Dallas. Though no confirmed tornadoes I don't think but there was one in western Texas confirmed
I’m in Midlothian.. tornado formed a few miles formed down the road. I need a shelter now, no more playing around.
Yeah I live in Waxahachie we were hearing the sirens too. 😬😨
I have some concerns about that storm shelter that you need to address. I noticed that the door opens outward. This would mean that debris that settles on top of or beside of the shelter after a storm may block your exit because you will be unable to open the door. Therefore the shelter needs adequate ventilation and the ability to pass a cell phone signal through in order to notify people that you're trapped. Also, a design that allows the hinges to be disabled from inside the shelter allowing the door to simply fall away maybe a great safety innovation.
My first thought also was outside debris preventing the door from opening
I’d be worried about debris getting literally thrown into the shelter. I’ve seen a tornado throw straw through a telephone pole before, so let’s say rebar gets slung at the shelter it’s going right through that steel, especially if it’s being thrown around 130 to 180 mph.
It’s neat but not as safe as you would get from underground shelter, not to mention a EF5 is going to rip that out of the ground along with the concrete it’s bolted to. There’s a reason you’re told to take shelter on a basement or ditch or anywhere that’s low.
It’s a nice thought but not at all that safe.
Now it may hold up to EF1 or EF2 but once you get to the bigger ones it might not hold up to well.
My concern is lightning strikes. I feel like you could get cooked inside lol
That's a very good point curtissscott9251.
One of the reasons people dig those deep holes for tornado shelter's with a narrow and sometimes earthen path down to the shelter is because tree's and large amounts of debris do not typically get in front of the door by doing that. If you get in the aboveground shelter and a large chunk of your house or a big tree from the yard gets uprooted and land in front of the door or even laying against the door, you could be in their for hours before you're found. Not knocking the product, just think about how you install it, down in hole would actually be safer than just sitting there on a patio.
Bolting the round house down on a pad of cement does not seem so good. tornadoes rip huge trees out of the ground so the bolt system to a pad of cement i dont know. unless they are ten foot threaded bolts into the earth. a relative in oklahoma spent four thousand on an inground storm shelter and it was well worth the money as they live in a tornado zone.
yea its a gimmick it should be illegal one big truck falls on it......@@kennylavay8492
Double purpose one of these as a sana.
Sollution: put the shelter above ground bolted to a concrete slab with a downwards emergency exit that leads to an open trench covered with a metal walking grate in sections light enough for a child to unlock and lift off from below, and with a manual drainage pump so that you won't get trapped by a flooded escape trench.
Put a fog horn in ur shelter for noise to let folks find ya...
I live near Pittsburgh, PA and older houses have a thing known as a Pittsburgh potty that is a small bathroom in the basement so coal miners and steel workers could bathe downstairs and not track dirt through the house. The Pittsburgh potty also makes a great place to take shelter during a tornado. I'm glad we have one in our house.
Is that where the cheer we say about PITT down here comes from? EAT POOP PITT, EAT POOP PITT. Sweat Caroline and just google it.
Just kidding, we got a downstairs bathroom here.
We had one in our “Michigan basement” (basement with earthen walls and floor)
Same in both Pgh houses I’ve lived in 😂😂
HEads up about being in a giant steel bell: keep some high quality ear protection in there, if that thing gets struck by a 2x4 at 175mph... you'll feel like a gong...
Honestly I think it's kinda cool that there are above ground storm shelters like that. Would really help especially in the south where there are plenty of people that just don't have basements for various reasons
I live in Michigan, and a month ago, a massive pop-up storm as a result of the cold front and warm humid front combining causing a devastating wind/ lightning storm this state has not seen in about a century. It was scary as a couple of tornados touched down, and around 7 periodic giant 75mph + wind gusts tore through many counties causing heavy damage and some tragic losses, my home town got almost completely closed in by downed trees and power lines. Im my 20 years of life I never seen or heard thunder of that magnitude ever, not even my fire chief dad who is in his sixties said he never seen anything like it. Im scared of a storm like that happening again so soon.
I am in the metro Detroit area and I remember hearing of multiple tornadoes touching down in cities all around me. I've lived in this state for over 30 years and never experienced anything like it. We truly have to start reminding ourselves to have plans in place for any disaster, no matter what state someone lives in.
You near porterville because I'm an adjuster and worked these claims.
Ya I'm in Webberville MI and the one tornado touched down on Dietz rd not far from my house, there's still a lot of damage not cleaned up properly, The rain was absolutely nuts, weather in general has been noticeably weird this year, weirder than ever before in my entire life frankly. Hoping for a merciful winter.
Not to mention, Survive -A-Storm has built in geostationary locators that will give rescue teams your coordinates in the event your shelter is covered in rubble. What a great product!!
I wonder how well it would do with large branches hitting it at 200 mph. There doesn't seem to be any insulation inside - insulation for sound more than heat. With stuff hitting it, the noise would be very intense.
@@FLPhotoCatcher I purchased one of these units for my house in Arkansas. The engineers designed the cylinder shaped shelters with 8 tresses meant to be imbedded in concrete. The science and testing behind the cylinder shows a huge difference in deflecting debris because of the shape. If you go look at the Joplin, Missouri 2011 or 12 tornado, there were several of these still standing where a brick house used to be.
@@FLPhotoCatcher and it looked like pretty lightweight steel by the way the guy was able to just move it around himself on handtruck lol. Make that sucker outta some hardox or something..
If a vehicle is thrown into it, id bet it gets heavily damaged
I’m wondering about a lightning strike! Is it insulated against that?!
Thanks for including those of us who watch you in the Rocky Mountain and west area! We're usually a forgotten group over here, but we like to be included!
Nah we don't care we just like to bask in mid 60 weather without humidity or gators or boring flat land!!! We wonder why people stay in hurricane areas...time for po pcorn and maybe tomorrow biking up Lookout Mt
I live in North Carolina so I'm so ready for cooler temperatures
Praying for those in line for storms
Only problem i have with the storm shelter is that fact that the door opens outwards. In the event of debris blocking the outside of the door, you're essentially trapped. It should really open inwards and have some form of spall liner in case of heavy impacts.
Didn't think of that until you mentioned it!
Could you have knock-out pins on the inside just incase
I thought about the door thing too. I've seen too many disaster films where people are trapped because of a blocked door.
@@stevemcnally6471 hey that's a great idea!
Egress doors for houses should open outward! If there’s a fire IN the house it takes time you may not have to open a door toward you!
I’m not saying the same thing for storm shelters though.
I hope everyone in Nova Scotia can stay safe.
I didn't think it was going to be very bad. Just around 80k winds (50mph)
Then again.... a lot of people live in remote areas, they always suffer the most.
I agree, but could y’all just keep your cold air in Canada? You appreciate it much more than us folks on the Gulf Coast.
My mom is getting her plants ready for coming back into the home. We had good weather last wk and this wk, but we know it is going to get colder. Thanks for your videos.
I'm a Gulf coastal state. I've managed to keep my plants alive throughout the heatwaves and drought. They are absolutely beautiful right now and getting a second flush but now this ... I can't move most of them because they are so heavy. Ugh. I hate to lose them after them making it through the summer. Looks like I'll be moving what I can tonight. Y'all be safe
We appreciate all the work you put into your informational videos for us! We live here in New England & I've been saying our weather has changed here & something is off. Now I have your channel backing what my senses are telling me & people are finally listening to prepare as best we can for whatever gets sent our way. We'll keep watching & our hopes go out to all for a safe if chaotic season. Stay safe everyone!
I can't believe I went from being not affected at all and just watching everybody suffer to being right in the middle of all this chaos
As someone who lives in Florida, basements have never been a huge thing for most people. Because of all the lakes, rain, floods, hurricanes, etc, the basement would probably get easily damaged. So these above ground shelters are really nice!
And in Denver today was mid 60s no gators no high humidity no Flats no gators no boring people...but clear mountains and the bike trails are fantastic
This! I have lived in Alabama my entire life and I have seen literally one house where I live with a basement and it has flooding issues lol
The water table probably wouldn’t allow it. There is water about 5 feet under the ground hence There aren’t any basements here in eastern NC either.
@@Sirdeezthedirty yeessh
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN uhhhhh ok? Good for you I guess
Damn those are decent prices, too, for the storm pod!! $4K to guarantee your family's safety during a tornado! If I lived in or around tornado alley and didn't have a basement I'd 100% buy one
East central NY here . Near borders of Ma. and Ct . Over 50” of rain this year and most of it fell June ,July and August . Hope we do not get a lot of snow this winter 😞
A shelter like that one (small) is exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you Ryan.
In 2017, we had an ef 1 tornado in October. I wound up with a giant pine tree on my house. Thankfully it didn't come through but, it damaged the roof and, front porch. I don't ever want to see one ever again. I have prayed 🙏 for it. Thankfully we have not had anymore but, I'm going to keep praying for divine protection.
Me, too, re: praying for God's protection🙏
*Being someone who is fascinated by weather (mainly severe thunderstorms & tornadoes) i totally LOVE your channel dude.Thank you for all the heads up!!!* 👍😊👍
I had not forgotten about fall tornadoes. Never liked having them, unfortunately one came along on my birthday when I was sick, still in grade school and a couple of days from Thanksgiving! Thank you for what the future holds and may we all be safe!
I remember when TX froze over. I sure hope we dont have another tragedy like that.
Like Scar said - Be prepared!
Omfg fr. I don't want to relive that mess. I didn't have it that bad but it was cold. I remember wearing layers of clothing and just desperately waiting for it to end and to get warmer tempetures again.
Fun fact, if you shelter doesn't have a spall liner, you might still be injured due to impacts causing metal spalling on the inside of the shelter.
See if they don't have a spall liner that you can install.
Nice shelter!
I follow a family homestead channel in Alabama that had something similar installed in their garage, when they built their barndominium.
Since I live in Yuma AZ, I don't have to worry about such things, but I would imagine that for folks who do, these shelters have got to provide a lot of peace of mind.
Thanks Ryan!
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“Don’t be scared, be prepared.”
Yes 🙌
Ryan isn't lying when he talks about potential tornadoes happening in the fall/winter seasons. For example I think it was a year ago that Nashville TN had that nasty tornado outbreak in the middle of December, turn around and we got snow a week later. Always stay alerted you guys and as Ryan always says, "Don't be scared, be prepared!" Have a blessed day everyone!
Bring on the cold air please. I'm in TN and I'm just tired of the heat and humidity
Same
@@clevernamehere you here in TN too or you mean just ready for cool air lol
@@froggynzack I'm in Knoxville
@@froggynzack and it is absolute perfection outside right now!!!!
Thank you for keeping people informed about the weather
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It poured rain for several hours where I cam in Texas, and I praised God for it! Never thought rain could bring such happiness! 😊
You should've praised water condensation. No magical genie had anything to do with it.
It rained all night and I was celebrating. I stay up pretty late and I could hear it from 8 pm to like 12 am.
We had a decent summer in southern Ontario. Outside of the cement city jungles we barely had a half dozen days reaching 90 degrees.
Let the cold come in. My garden vegetables that are left need two or three decent frosts to 'sweeten' them up before harvest.
Looks like we will get a decent Indian summer as well which will allow those last minute outdoor chores to be buttoned up before the snow flies.
Have lots of indoor projects to complete this winter and my humble abode is well insulated.
Cheers.
No bad weather but cooler weather will be appreciated. Love your channel! My go to weather channel!!
I love when Ryan posts! Thank you for the update!
Bring it on! This has been the longest, wettest, muddiest, nastiest summer in five years in southwest NH. Our haycrop was delayed and almost destroyed.. It was 80 degrees here yesterday! Enough already! 🎉
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Thank you Ryan for the recent videos! Probably the best weather related channel on UA-cam!
Best weather channel period honestly just weather zero bullshit
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@@derpderpin1568 deff not a bot not sure about the other guy but I could see how you think that. I’ve been coming to this channel all year and every time he says something in the title it happens a week later and he hasn’t let me down yet and when snow shows up out of nowhere just remember who you heard it from first
@@derpderpin1568you sir are the only bot in this comment section 😅 the copy and paste comment under so many comments and no replies clearly indicates such. 🤷♀️ Ryan is 100% more accurate than even the weather app! 🎉
@@derpderpin1568 this isn’t a bot comment. Just showing my strong appreciation towards Ryan and his crew. He’s done so much for people.
Just moved to Wisconsin from Ga/FL. Love it! Great weather. Cant wait for the winter ❄️☃️. Thanks Ryan for a great report... As always 🙏♥️💯.
Tell me how much your loving it after 4 months of snow on ground and night temps of -35F
@@vivb.7161hahah, true!
@@vivb.7161You must be talking about way up north in wisconsin close to michigan and that great lake. 😉✌️
Oh geez…your gonna freeze your butt off!
It isn’t that bad. We only had two weeks of really cold weather last winter. I even took a picture of the green grass in my backyard in February. Of course all of our snow came in March but it melts fast then. I live 40 miles south of Green Bay.
That tornado shelter would be one helluva smoker
Thank you Ryan for all updates, sending blessings and light & love to you and fam, and everyone on this site, shalom.
Thats a very cool storm shelter! But what about having enough oxygen, especially if shared with up to six people ? Looks very small. 🤷♀️
TYVM for being here for us! God bless you always! ☺️✌️❤️🦋🙏
Right here in the add if you click the link "Large vent supplies ample airflow without impacting the structural integrity of the shelter."
Moving soon and we were budgeting to have a shelter put in. This is the only sponsor of anyone I've ever watched that I'm actually very interested in. Thanks!
You have been officially my weatherman for over a year now. I love seeing you bring great products to light and how you bring awareness to it all.
The people you work with are super important. I just wanted to say what a great job y’all are doing and I only hope you can grow into a larger operation filled with passionate people such as yourselves.
Y’all got something special going on here and I’m here for it.
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I’m so grateful you share your videos. You & your team are the best!
Great video Ryan! Thanks for everything you and the team do!
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I'm excited for it to start cooling down
Absolutely love listening to your weather forecasts! 👍👍👍💕
Nearly three inches of precip in my rain bucket here in very, very far E.Dallas last night. You'd hardly notice it, it all got soaked up. Been so dry even the worms were thankfull.
Thank you Ryan for the update!❤
Thank you Ryan! We are excited for the partnership. We appreciate you keeping everyone up to date.
Y'all should have a shelf with a grinder and some earplugs in that thing. If a tree hits that door mechanism, you're stuck
Thank you for the update Ryan.
Yes the storm shelter is mostly round and somewhat heavy, but so is a truck/house, and they fly like Mary popping's when F5 tornado's hit them head on. I sure hope its a least bolted to a large cement pad.
Hard to believe is was 87 yesterday near Chicago. Such a difference today.
Thank you for keeping us up-to-date!!
I lived in south central Kentucky up to a year ago. I moved to Oregon. I’m so happy to say I’m glad I don’t have to worry about them blasted tornadoes no more. A great peace of mind for sure
Thank you! From Ontario, Canada!😊
God bless you Ryan and all your team 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Ryan is actually right. I remember my teacher saying no homework on October 6th because it was the last day it would be so nice outside. He was not lying. As a person living in southeastern Michigan, I can say we might get hit effectively. I’m definitely gonna have to get ready for a lot of natural disasters being said that Michigan is right next to Canada (because you have Detroit and Toronto separated). I may be in southeastern Michigan, but our state will still have to deal with so much rain. I pray for the South, and that the tornadoes don’t cause death, nor injuries.
I used to live in se MI. Couldn't handle the increasingly hot/humid summers and dreary sleety winters.
@@williebeamish5879 I know how it’s like. It wasn’t so apparent when it started feeling like Florida in Michigan. The north is literally not supposed to be this hot normally!
Montgomery AL, your prayers are welcome here.... the summer was so extreme heat .. not able to stay outside with the heaviness of heat my doctor prescribed D-2 for low levels>>❤
I'm in SW Michigan
The ice storm we had was wicked too!! 😳
Thank you for a update
Can confirm! Storms in Texas yesterday were absolutely nuts. There was flooding everywhere.
Thank you Ryan Hall ❤
Thank you Ryan!🥰
Thank you Ryan for the amazing updates I'm looking forward to this wintern
Ryan, thank you! This information is so helpful. Here in NC, we don't have basements. Take care!!
Thanks Ryan, I prepare based on what you share.
We had some cool rains all morning today. It was much needed. My kids had gotten on the bus just in time before the pouring rain got harder.
We Moved up into the Blue Ridge/Smoky Mts, so this year the weather forecast is more important than ever! We live on the border of a National Forest and there are only gravel roads up here! We’re counting on you, to see us through!
NO PRESSURE❣️😆
So far you’ve nailed it for the Summer! Heck, our phone apps can’t even decide from one page to the next, what the high will be for us each day!
Tonight in Western North Carolina, we are looking at Our first Frost🌬️! It was a lovely and mild Summer with only a few days reaching the 90 degree mark! Lots of wind💨 and lots of fog in the mornings!
We are just beginning to see the leaves change! The vivid red’ and burgundy’s are the first to show up!
Just want to thank you for all your hard work that keeps Our Family and Friends safe, no matter where they call home!
Hopefully this Winter we will get to use Our Y’all-a-Meter!
God Bless You, Your Family and the Whole Y’all Team❣️🇺🇸
Thanks for the update, I love it that you show are area in Alberta as well, I never miss your videos stay safe in the US and Nova Scotia 🙏
Cold this weekend but still going 🏕 Thank you Ryan ❤️
Same in Texas!
Ha! Me too
Thanks Ryan! I love your videos! Can't wait for winter!
I'm seeing one problem with the above ground storm shelter. The door opens outward instead of inward. If a tree or heavy debris gets stuck on that and blocks the door, you won't be able to get out and if you live in a rural area, you'll just die in there.
Stay warm out there Ryan
Thank you for the info!!
Thank you Ryan
Thanks for this info! Live in South Louisiana! Have survived quite a few Hurricanes since 1951! Always prepared!
Thanks Ryan! That shelter looks great!
Love the ryan hall forecasts. More reliable than the weather broadcasts! ❤
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Not when you have claustrophobia😮
Mid Ohio valley here getting the rain right now since about 6:30 pm last night. Already feeling this cool air.
Thank you for your videos, they do help.
Thank you for the update! As for the Tornado shelter, I can't imagine being stuck in something that small with a Tornado just outside the metal wall. But, if it will save lives, that's all that really matters.
We are having a massive heat wave already in Monterey California.
The one thing I have to ask about most of the Above Ground shelters, especially those away from the house/garage/whatever, is "Is it properly protective against Lightning strikes?"
On their website, it states that the shelter is built similar to farraday cage and it is impossible to be electrocuted in one of their shelters.
So, can we run a test?
My question; is it equipped with a facility? I've seen tornadoes put straws through telephone poles and 2x4's through concrete walls. Doesn't matter how strong it is, most people will be "relieving" themselves in it, clothed or not.
@@sandiepaul9421 their website was really informative. I checked it out after the video. They have an FAQ list too. Check it out. They have test info on there as well.
I was thinking about air circulation. Maybe a well placed fart sucker, I mean vent, would help with both circumstances.
I am so relived to know you have a storm shelter now. Kind of wish you could wrap the entire house in steel. Stay safe.
Thanks for telling us
6:27 How does that work with air pressure changes and breathing?
Thank you Ryan! Great video
Have a wonderful one
Northern plains, MN, WI. Oct. 8 week is always a blustery time. Sometimes 20+ inches of snow, lasting a week to ten days or maybe some wind and drizzle. Its all good.....
I just found this channel and I am fascinated by the content. Are you also willing to include videos that provide more info for Alaska’s weather patterns/predictions?
He'll just be wrong like he always is while making clickbait thumbnails about how bad and extreme the weather is all the time.
As someone who lives in Florida I can definitely tell that fall tornado season is gonna be interesting 🧐🧐
we really need cold air down here though 😂😂
So glad I found you!! Who knew about that storm shelter!? Thank you!!
Waiting for Texas to cool off and stay cool, especially in South Texas, Corpus Christi area.
Storm shelter looks sick. Might get one
I hope your shelter sponsor is offering these shelters in poorer communities who really need these but can’t afford them?
I got a concrete above ground shelter. It was just installed in August. It will fit 12 people comfortably, but you could squeeze a few more in if needed.
Thank you Ryan for the updates! Don’t forget to mention Georgia. I live in extreme North Georgia and this weekend we are gonna be in the 30’s for the lows and low 60’s for the highs. We all appreciate what you are doing. Keep up the great work! Much love and God Bless! Always put God 1st 🙏💖✝️🥰🤗🙏