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I’ve had tornado damage to my homes twice, the second time was a lot worse including my business being damaged too. In my 74 years, I learned a very valuable lesson. Sirens=shelter, RIGHT NOW! You guys should not be ashamed one little bit. You do the best you can, learning as you go. Thanks for this video. It is real, raw and extremely valuable to your viewers. You did all the right things, and that brief hesitation is understandable. Exposure to the elements in the rush to the shelter is terrifying, but you made it and I’m so glad everything worked out for the best. You are right about one thing, screw the rules, the dogs go too! Oklahoma can be a very stressful place to live, but it is home and I am so glad to have you guys visit. Stay safe, remain healthy, trust your gut, and have fun. Give your hairy little kids many hugs.
Thank you for that! So sweet! I'm so glad that it worked out as well. I think someone knew that we needed a little shaking and kick in the rear, so we don't do that again!
Guys, I just finished the video. I so appreciate your honesty with yourselves and with us. Most of us have been there, getting complacent with because nothing bad has happened, nothing bad is going to happen this time. So glad you ended up safe and sound. But it's easy to just gloss over it for the cameras. I was going to ask if Angela found her shoes so I was glad for the follow up at the end. 😂 -J
Ahaha they were my favorite flip flops! There is a reason that they tell you to wear closed-toe shoes! Or so I’m told! 😂 Thank you for the kind words! Stay safe guys!💕
I get your dilemma … I am a trained storm spotter for the National Weather Service and love staying on top of the mysteries of weather. Yes, a weather geek. We have a camper in a seasonal campground right now and the storms always fall apart by us and never hit. (Knock on wood …) I’ve gone to the storm shelter before and it’s a lot of work when you are in a campground and you have pets! It’s easy to just say “we will be fine, because we always are” and not go to the shelter. I’ve made that decision myself as well. But this is a reminder that we need to take weather warnings seriously!!!
Thank you! Yes, the Go-bag is a great idea! We learned this early in to our full-time journey, when the weather alarm went off at 2AM, across the RV. Cody fell down the stairs, I lept over him to turn the alarm off and scream, "What did it say??" HAHAHA. We laughed about it later, but that was the moment that we realized that gathering your stuff at 2AM and in the moment, may not be the best idea. W e also learned that our wifi blipped out and didn't alert us on our phones, so we always turn that off during storms too.
Glad you 4 are all OK, weather can be stressful. I was caught on the road and had a tornado follow us for a way too long distance and I learned to watch for the storms. Stay safe and healthy. Don't over stress your decisions it is easier to say than do but don't over stress and just remember for next time.
Idling your ram 6.7 causes fuel wash. Do not idle if you have to idle for a minute ( while ) set the idle in high idle. Use your cruise control to set the high idle The low oil pressure is hard on the lifters and can plus clogs the DPF. ALSO the fuel soak reduces lubrication in the cylinders and can damage rings. I use high idle
Not sure if you two are believers in Jesus, I watch other Rv’rs that are. I pray for all that I watch as they travel. I enjoy watching you two. Saves me a ton of travel to places that wouldn’t interest me. 😊.
Oh.. I travel with an RV also. I use the fuel additive Archoil, keeps everything clean. Improves mileage, cleans the injectors and all the pollution stuff.
I was in a storm in Iowa. The color of the clouds out west verses eastern storms are night and day. Much blacker. A wall cloud that made people scatter and mid-day turned dark as night. You know the rest… fright. Survived the wind. I don’t travel to, thru, or stay in areas where there are storms forecasted like this. I too watch the weather.
Oh man. Those were some wicked storms. Was texting with my family in that area. They were in the cellar also. So scary. So glad y’all are safe and sound. Xoxo
Holy Crap! So glad you all are safe! I lived in Springfield, MO for 7 years, I'm a licensed Ham Radio Operator, I'm SkyWarn and ARES trained and certified and I lived through the Joplin 2011 F5 tornado. Love that you all are saying, "Don't Wait, Don't Hesitate" It's hard lesson, but you'll not forget it! I keep a BugOut bag by the door when severe weather threatens and I'm not able to move my rig. The BugOut bag has a change of clothing, my work laptop, Mobile Ham Radio, license, passport, munchies, first aid kit etc. My wife has one as well with our family laptop etc. We have Life360 and during these events we message everyone in our circle and keep in touch that way, we also have a WhatsApp Family group that we message as well. This video was well needed for everyone to be reminded that Mother Nature doesn't wait for us to be ready! Stay safe out there, thanks so much for sharing this very vulnerable video. you all are awesome! See you on the road!
This is all great information! Thank you for putting this down here. We needed the kick in the rear, but we assuredly won’t ever do that again! And I remember Joplin vividly! That one sticks out. That was horrible!!
I am very glad that you guys are ok and that you had no damage to your truck and trailer. I live in Pennsylvania and yes, we do get a few tornados but nothing like the big ones that they get in the Midwest tornado alley. I have done a lot of trucking in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas and etc., when there were tornados warnings and, even on the ground, where i was driving but i never came across any. I just listened to the radio and watched the sky. The radio would tell me what county the tornado was in, but i had no idea what county i was in let alone where that county is at!! I do not live in that state! lol My worst nightmare would be seeing a tornado coming at me while I am driving on the interstate. No storm shelters along the highways, what am i going to do?!! I guess get close to GOD!
So glad y’all made it out safe. Those were some really bad storms. And don’t feel bad. Before kids Nicole and I were those people that would stand around and watch it. But now with the girls we don’t wait. And I love the wine stopper 🤣. Those dumplings look amazing!!!
Being from Arkansas...I get it! Ha! I'm glad that we got our kick in the rear and the outcome was okay. But kids definitely DO make us better, don't they? I spent too much on that little chicken wine topper, but it's my all-time favorite! HA! Makes me laugh.
Glad yall are ok! I've been thru 2 tornado hits and they both were very scary. I don't mess around when I hear the sirens I'm heading to my safe place. Thank you for sharing your experience. I need to remember to have a small go bag ready,just like my military days for emergencies.
So very happy the both of you (dogs too) are safe and secure. Your genuine sincerity and honesty about that weather event was very evident in the video. Rest assured your message will be taken to heart by me and your many followers…well done. Thank you both. Hope to cross paths with you guys someday, all the best.
I'm glad you are ok! I lived through a similar experience many years ago ago. Being from RI and moving to Missouri was a experience. Us 4 kids were outside playing and the sirens went off , the sky turned black and not knowing what was going on we continued to play. Finally our elderly neighbor came out and told us to get in the house. 20 mins of wind rain and golf ball hail later we were ok.
When in doubt, BUG OUT. and yes I have seen my slides jump around a few times. We were at the ocean a few years back and the wife woke me up, she was afraid that the RV was going to tip over and hit the truck, the next morning I went out and all the wood spacers that I used to level the trailer we’re gone. The jacks were just hanging out about 3 inches above the ground. The RV wiggled from the wind back and forth and blew the wood spacers from under the stabilizers. Looking back, we should have gone.
@ sometimes we all just need a lil wake up call to keep us on point; nothing wrong with that 😊Humility is a great tool to have if “only in your storage unit that YOU just know where it is, not so much the actual #” . Take care Cody and Angela. Oh, btw, your chicken n dumplings looked scrumptious! Jus sayin 😎❤️
We are so glad that everyone is ok. We have experienced something similar, and you take time to reassess how you handle next time. Travel safe and hope to see you out on the road.
Thankful you stayed safe. That’s sooo scary! I’d give you both hugs if I was there. The weather has been really volatile this fall. We headed out very early that morning from north Texas and only experienced rain. We drove all day to our destination in south Texas. We were ahead of storms that moved through north of us.
Don’t be too hard on yourselves, chalk it up to a wake up call. We went through the exact same scenario in OKC in May in our 5th wheel. Scared the hell out of me. We travel with (2) 100 lb labs and thankfully we dodged a big bullet. We literally ran the gauntlet that trip heading back home to Texas. We learned a lot and are now much better prepared. Y’all stay safe out there and maybe we’ll see ya out on the road!
Wow we could see how shaken you were. We all tend to get complacent. Thanks for sharing. We will heed the warnings from now on. And the wine down cooking is the way to regain balance in your life. ❤ Glad you are all okay.
Awesome! Funny story as to why we started packing a go-bag. Early on, into our full time journey, we had our weather alarm across the RV, thinking that it would wake us up more (I assume that was our logic). It went off at 2AM, Cody fell down the stairs, I lept over him to turn it off and started yelling, “What did it say??!” 🤣🤣 We realized that trying to get everything together in that moment was NOT a good idea. We could barely function at getting TO the weather alarm. Lol.
We lived in Oklahoma for nine years in the 90s - Shawnee, Norman, OKC and Lawton. We had tornadoes a lot, but the worst one was in Shawnee in 1999 when we had a lot of damage. We were in our utility room which doubled as our tornado shelter and it felt like the air was literally sucked out of our room. We had our two boys and three Boston Terriers in that room with us. When everything was calm, we ventured outside to see the damage. We found someone’s roof in our back yard, our fences down, our yard flooded and our chimney blown off the roof. But we survived. We never found out whose roof was in our yard, but it destroyed our patio roof. Due to job changes in 2000, we moved to Wisconsin. We still have family in Oklahoma. Now we lease our RV lot in California and traded tornadoes for earthquakes and fires.
Thank God, you guys and everybody in the RV park are safe. My wife and I are full-time our full-time travellers and I think sometimes we just become complacent but always be prepared and never never hesitate once again thank God everybody was OK
First I would like to say I’m glad y’all are okay and my prayers go out to all the ones who was affected by the storms. Y’all take care of yourselves and keep your heads up we all make decisions at times that bite us in the end. Again love watching y’all’s videos so stay safe and happy travels.
Wow what a storm. I always think to myself if in a situation like that I'd hook the truck up to hopefully save the 5er from a bliw over. But in the heat of the moment and limited time to just get to a safe place, I don't think it would even happen. Glad you guys got through it unscathed.
Our son is in the Air Force and stationed in OKC. That storm totaled his car which was only a year old. It literally looks like someone took a baseball bat to it. Glad you all are safe!!!
Glad you all r ok. A good lesson learned for all of us on the road or at home. Here in Florida we have no basement to hide in. So we go to the inner hallway. Luckily we never had a tornado here. Wine does help. lol. Be safe everyone. Jeff n Karen.
Thank you for sharing your experience with this weather event. It’s a great reminder to us all of taking care of yourself and love ones by taking immediate action & don’t hesitate . Also thank you for your honesty…no matter how much we prepare, we’re human and pray god will continue to guide & protect us. Safe travels!
So very thankful you guys are safe! As lifelong Arkansans, living in a Sticks&Bricks, we tend to get complacent when we hear storm warnings. A lifetime of "knowing" the general path they are going to take, and literally watching them hit around us, but never ON us. Now, I'm always on it to make sure our (adult) kids are paying attention, but we still don't ever get anxious about storms. Full time RV would be an entirely different animal! We will certainly need to change our attention level!
Thank you! It is so easy to get complacent! We even heard others around us say, "We waited 5 minutes too long! Why did we do that?" It made us feel a LITTLE better, but we won't do that again!
Life is a series of experiences, learning as we go. You two have now added another page to your personal owner’s manual. Glad you’re safe, hope my husband and I cross your path someday, love from Iowa
So glad you guys are safe! Living in S Central KY, we too have to stay on our toes a bit. Although, I’ll admit, like you we’ve gotten a little complacent with the last few. This is a great reminder to not hesitate & just seek shelter. And you shouldn’t feel bad, it’s hard to know when it’s time to stop what you’re doing & get serious about taking shelter. The severity sneaks up on you! I tend to do this coping thing where if I hear sirens, I start cleaning & picking up the house and trying to “prepare” like I need things in order first before it gets bad. And I’ll watch out the window to try to determine if it’s time to get in a bathtub or not. 🤦🏻♀️It’s so stupid what the human brain does in time of flight or flight decisions. You’re right, the only smart thing to do is just take cover. Glad y’all are ok! -Val
I will add that I don’t have much interest in camping in OK for these reasons… We’ve missed some terrible winds driving through NE in 2020 by a hair, and it did a lot of damage to trailers on the road. Scary.
So glad you are safe ❤, we have definitely been in a situation where we were dumb and stayed in our 21ft camper with the storms so bad that it moved it some( never again). Our site was waterfront and we saw the shelf cloud coming but we like you didn't think it was gonna be so bad (big mistake). It was the most terrifying sound and rocking. We have a weather radio but it didn't go off either, but I guess the saying is true live and learn. Safe travels
In a past life I was a R&D tech at a turbocharger manufacture. You are correct that shutting them off will cause the oil to "cook" and cause the inlet feed port to the bearings "coke" up, reducing oil flow. We ran a test where you would run the engine at max load for 15 minutes (about 1350 Turbine inlet temp), bring it to idle the just just shutting it off. Then heat soak for 5 minutes and start up and instantly go the max speed/max load. On teardown of the turbo you could see a nice oil burn marks where the oil feed holes lined up with the bronze shaft bearings.
This is an excellent video. When we're out west, I keep an eye on Ryan Hall also. I do a lot of what you did, look at maps and second guess. After seeing this, if we get a tornado warning, we're looking for shelter. Thanks for this!
Glad to hear you guys are safe! I learned a long time ago, never, ever trust Mother Nature when it comes to potential tornado activity or on the other side of that thinking, blizzard conditions. Definitely head for the shelter before it gets too bad!! God bless! Stay safe! 🙏🏼👍🏼🇺🇸
Oh nice! I was chuckling when I got out at Walmart, when we first got there. The shooting and bombing was SO loud! No one around me seemed disturbed, so I determined that the fort had to be close. 🤣
So glad you are safe. Strange as it seems, I only know you on UA-cam but I shed tears for you because my wife and I care about you. Don't be so hard on yourself. We are full time and like to think we have a plan, but until you are in the moment you never know. Take care
That's so sweet! I felt silly for two days afterwards, although I saw that the outcome was okay, I was still so shaken up that I cried randomly. It was so odd, but it was traumatic. You just never know how you will react. Thank you for the kind words!
I see your map on your RV as to where you have traveled and Idaho is one of them. You must explore someday. We live there in the summer Grangeville Idaho. Bear den RV park, nice west central place to stay in Idaho. Maybe someday our paths will cross.
@@DougLarrew Thanks!! I am pretty giddy about Idaho and Washington. We had planned on hitting those next year, but with the grandbaby coming and WHEN it is coming, it would be a rushed trip. I just really want to take our time when we go.
My wife and I waited a little to long to go to my mothers house (has a basement) during Hurricane Charley in 04. We ended up getting 140 mph winds, had a lot of damage. Could not even get back to our house the next day because of trees down on road and lines down. I truly understand.
Wow !! I am so glad you are both safe including the pups. The look in both of your eyes tells me the whole story. Big Hug ! Stay Safe ! To be honest I probably would have delayed till the camper was on its side, but I learned from you two…. Have a plan and stick to it. Thanks for sharing.
God Bless you all, we were in Dallas in the same storm and did the exact same thing but rode it out at a state park and should have got out. Looks like We both got lucky
We took a direct hit from Helena. It was quite the experience. We were at our house. But stayed in our fifth wheel because we lost power right out of the gate. It was quite the ride. Was in our RV for seven days until power was restored
@@RVUntetheredIt was, but although there was devastation all around us, we came through unscathed. God held us in his hand. It went to basic training at Fort Sill.
Topic for discussion; Do any companies make kennels or cages for pets that are rated for accidents or storms? As you were telling the storm story I was thinking of those pets in an RV while someone was at work. It would be a comfort to know you left your dog in a kennel that could endure being crushed in a nasty storm. To know that as you clear the debris, your dog is still in good shape inside that kennel. Anyone else ever think about this?
We were in a campground in Kentucky during rains from Helene lots rain and wind. Travel trailer shook pretty good a few times. In Kentucky we have so many tornado watches(rotation in the atmosphere ect) that we don’t pay as much attention as we should. Even the sirens. But when the warning comes through we should be looking for shelter. Spent several early spring in Alabama watching storms on tv at 3:00 am.
Thank God you are both OK. My wife and I were in the Blowing Springs RV Park in Bella Vista, Arkansas on Nov 4th. We were not tracking the possibility of tornados at that area, but after watching the Ryan Hall Y'all channel, he showed a 60% chance of a tornado touchdown near Bella Vista. It was too late for us to pull out and leave with our trailer, so we headed out of the area and got a hotel room for the night. Thankfully, Bella Vista did not get hit, but Little Flock a few miles east had a tornado touchdown. The hotel room was well worth the cost for the peace of mind. I did not want to ride out a tornado in our 5th wheel. Follow your gut feelings. A bit of advice -- put on some substantial closed toed shoes if bad weather is predicted. Again, Thank God you are both OK.
We've had to leave our coach for a few hurricanes but not a tornado. Not much of a warning with Tornado s with experience growing up in the Midwest, mainly Illinois-Wisc. Watching your video in the background, you are parked next to a Cyclone..redflag! I'm glad you survived and a wake up call video for us for future travels.
Thank you! Tornadoes aren’t new to us. We just hesitated for some reason, 5 minutes too long! Thankfully it wasn’t a more consequential mistake, but I think we needed the lesson!
Oh my Goodness Guys!!! How scary. So happy you are safe and had no damage. We have been to 2 RV parks in Okla and both had shelters. Also, in Okla City every Saturday they had a siren check go off at noon and it was a little spooky. Stay safe
Sorry you had to experince a tornado threat. We live about sixty miles south of where you were and it is never fun to deal with the unexpected weather. Glad you were in a place with a shelter and you were able to get to it safely.
We’re glad that you’ve made it through the bad weather. Stay safe! You made a great choice on the chicken & dumplings with wine!❤ Like I said before, I swear we’re twins! 🤪
Brought back memories of my stay in an RV park in Wichita KS several years ago, they had a storm shelter/no pets rule......it was in the basement of what I remember being a private residence. Is what it is but didn't care for the rule.....PS the storm missed us 🙂
Glad you guys are ok! We have got caught in a couple storms here in Indiana in the middle of the night! We just rely on our phones to notify us, but I really think we MUST get a weather radio in our camper! Indiana has been a tornado alley the last few years!
They have come a long way with the phone notifications and those are your most reliable. BUT, if cell service is down or if you have your phone tied to wifi and it blips out….we learned that the hard way. 😬 So we do like having the backup for a cheap option.
Happy to see you all are OK. We had a similar experience a couple of years ago in our RV. We were in St. Augustine over fall break and had a tornado touchdown down in the middle of the night a mile south of us. There were six of us and two dogs. It was pretty scary and memorable.
Oh so scary! I'm glad it worked out for you. P.S. We JUST booked a week down in St. Augustine for the week of Christmas! If you have any suggestions of what you liked, it would be great! :)
@@RVUntethered Here are a couple of things we enjoyed. The Castillo de San Marcos National Monument, The St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum. We also enjoyed walking down St. George Street which is across the way from Castillo de San Marcos National Monument. They have a bunch of cool little shops and places to eat. Hope you all have a good time. If you all are ever in East TN or have a meetup here, it would be great to meet you all.
Know it's late but if strong winds come up, an expert says to run slides in. That moves center of gravity in close. made sense to me. The slides act as kite tails(??) don't know this for fact, just makes sense
Oh man!! Craaaazy!! We've had one brush with a Tornado back in 2020. No no no fun. Hey - Quick question about your truck - do you use a fuel additive? An additive has fixed an issue with my Ford, but I don't know when the time comes and I get a new truck if I should just use an additive right off the get-go. -J
I have struggled with the fuel additive question, because there are so many conflicting reports out there. I’m just not sure on that one. We had a lot of viewers suggest Hot Shot, so that’s what I’m testing out. I’m trying to figure out a way to do some true tests with it, but the way our travel day weather has been lately, there are too many factors. Maybe with time, I can tell more!
Glad you're OK. Sharing these experiences will maybe save someone. We went through a bad storm this year at the GD Rally in Indiana and probably shoulda headed to a shelter although no one else was. You mentioned your emergency bag and Life 360. I can look that stuff up of course, but would nice to see a video on what you put together and how to use the Life360 or other apps. Safe travels down the road! Hope we get to see ya sometime in the future. 😊
We had some friends at that rally and it got CRAZY for you guys! Out of nowhere, right?I’m glad it turned out okay. Thank you for the kind words and suggestions! ☺️
You guys gotta watch the 2024 Twisters movie!!!!! I've lived thru 2 of those naders while driving truck cross this country. There is never enough time when you're actually in one... Scary stuff!
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I’ve had tornado damage to my homes twice, the second time was a lot worse including my business being damaged too. In my 74 years, I learned a very valuable lesson. Sirens=shelter, RIGHT NOW! You guys should not be ashamed one little bit. You do the best you can, learning as you go. Thanks for this video. It is real, raw and extremely valuable to your viewers. You did all the right things, and that brief hesitation is understandable. Exposure to the elements in the rush to the shelter is terrifying, but you made it and I’m so glad everything worked out for the best. You are right about one thing, screw the rules, the dogs go too! Oklahoma can be a very stressful place to live, but it is home and I am so glad to have you guys visit. Stay safe, remain healthy, trust your gut, and have fun. Give your hairy little kids many hugs.
Thank you for that! So sweet! I'm so glad that it worked out as well. I think someone knew that we needed a little shaking and kick in the rear, so we don't do that again!
Glad to hear u made it to the shelter and ye'll r safe. Lessons learned
I don’t know anyone that could watch y’all and not like you both. Stay safe. TORNADO HORN!
Awe that’s so nice! ☺️
I’m glad you and the babies are okay. Please stay safe out there 🙏🏼
Thank you!
Guys, I just finished the video. I so appreciate your honesty with yourselves and with us. Most of us have been there, getting complacent with because nothing bad has happened, nothing bad is going to happen this time. So glad you ended up safe and sound. But it's easy to just gloss over it for the cameras.
I was going to ask if Angela found her shoes so I was glad for the follow up at the end. 😂 -J
Ahaha they were my favorite flip flops! There is a reason that they tell you to wear closed-toe shoes! Or so I’m told! 😂
Thank you for the kind words! Stay safe guys!💕
Wow, thank goodness yall are OK! ❤
Thank you! It worked out, but it sure didn’t feel that way at the time!
I get your dilemma … I am a trained storm spotter for the National Weather Service and love staying on top of the mysteries of weather. Yes, a weather geek. We have a camper in a seasonal campground right now and the storms always fall apart by us and never hit. (Knock on wood …) I’ve gone to the storm shelter before and it’s a lot of work when you are in a campground and you have pets! It’s easy to just say “we will be fine, because we always are” and not go to the shelter. I’ve made that decision myself as well. But this is a reminder that we need to take weather warnings seriously!!!
Thank you for that! I guess we can prepare the best we can and take some human-element out of it. I’m glad it worked out, but we WON’T do that again!
So glad the dogs and you guys are safe. Love the Idea of the go bag in the camper, never thought of that.
Thank you!
Yes, the Go-bag is a great idea! We learned this early in to our full-time journey, when the weather alarm went off at 2AM, across the RV. Cody fell down the stairs, I lept over him to turn the alarm off and scream, "What did it say??" HAHAHA. We laughed about it later, but that was the moment that we realized that gathering your stuff at 2AM and in the moment, may not be the best idea. W e also learned that our wifi blipped out and didn't alert us on our phones, so we always turn that off during storms too.
Glad you 4 are all OK, weather can be stressful. I was caught on the road and had a tornado follow us for a way too long distance and I learned to watch for the storms. Stay safe and healthy. Don't over stress your decisions it is easier to say than do but don't over stress and just remember for next time.
We probably would've done the same thing you did. We tend to wait and see a little too long. Your video teaches an important lesson, thank you!
Thank you! That means a lot!
Idling your ram 6.7 causes fuel wash.
Do not idle if you have to idle for a minute ( while ) set the idle in high idle.
Use your cruise control to set the high idle
The low oil pressure is hard on the lifters and can plus clogs the DPF.
ALSO the fuel soak reduces lubrication in the cylinders and can damage rings.
I use high idle
Agreed. I make it a habit to idle very little, if at all. These emission systems are problematic with extended idle
So glad you guys and the dogs are safe.
Thank you so much!
Glad everyone is safe and healthy
Yes! Thank you!
Not sure if you two are believers in Jesus, I watch other Rv’rs that are. I pray for all that I watch as they travel. I enjoy watching you two. Saves me a ton of travel to places that wouldn’t interest me. 😊.
That's so nice, thank you!
Oh.. I travel with an RV also. I use the fuel additive Archoil, keeps everything clean. Improves mileage, cleans the injectors and all the pollution stuff.
I was in a storm in Iowa. The color of the clouds out west verses eastern storms are night and day. Much blacker. A wall cloud that made people scatter and mid-day turned dark as night. You know the rest… fright. Survived the wind. I don’t travel to, thru, or stay in areas where there are storms forecasted like this. I too watch the weather.
Oh wow!
Thank goodness you guys are safe. If Cody had a big enough storm shelter to fit his truck, he would have put it in,
BAHAHAHA! When you're right, you're right!
Back home, we just parked under trees and hoped for the best! haha!
Oh man. Those were some wicked storms. Was texting with my family in that area. They were in the cellar also. So scary.
So glad y’all are safe and sound. Xoxo
Oh man! We were lucky, but I know a lot of people weren't. :(
Thank you! We took our little kick in the rear, to never do that again!
Holy Crap! So glad you all are safe! I lived in Springfield, MO for 7 years, I'm a licensed Ham Radio Operator, I'm SkyWarn and ARES trained and certified and I lived through the Joplin 2011 F5 tornado. Love that you all are saying, "Don't Wait, Don't Hesitate" It's hard lesson, but you'll not forget it! I keep a BugOut bag by the door when severe weather threatens and I'm not able to move my rig. The BugOut bag has a change of clothing, my work laptop, Mobile Ham Radio, license, passport, munchies, first aid kit etc. My wife has one as well with our family laptop etc. We have Life360 and during these events we message everyone in our circle and keep in touch that way, we also have a WhatsApp Family group that we message as well. This video was well needed for everyone to be reminded that Mother Nature doesn't wait for us to be ready! Stay safe out there, thanks so much for sharing this very vulnerable video. you all are awesome! See you on the road!
This is all great information! Thank you for putting this down here.
We needed the kick in the rear, but we assuredly won’t ever do that again!
And I remember Joplin vividly! That one sticks out. That was horrible!!
2:48 My Limited is PXR Black. I feel ya.😢
Oh I bet!
I am very glad that you guys are ok and that you had no damage to your truck and trailer. I live in Pennsylvania and yes, we do get a few tornados but nothing like the big ones that they get in the Midwest tornado alley. I have done a lot of trucking in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas and etc., when there were tornados warnings and, even on the ground, where i was driving but i never came across any. I just listened to the radio and watched the sky. The radio would tell me what county the tornado was in, but i had no idea what county i was in let alone where that county is at!! I do not live in that state! lol My worst nightmare would be seeing a tornado coming at me while I am driving on the interstate. No storm shelters along the highways, what am i going to do?!! I guess get close to GOD!
Right?! That WOIULD be so scary!
So glad y’all made it out safe. Those were some really bad storms. And don’t feel bad. Before kids Nicole and I were those people that would stand around and watch it. But now with the girls we don’t wait. And I love the wine stopper 🤣. Those dumplings look amazing!!!
Being from Arkansas...I get it! Ha! I'm glad that we got our kick in the rear and the outcome was okay. But kids definitely DO make us better, don't they?
I spent too much on that little chicken wine topper, but it's my all-time favorite! HA! Makes me laugh.
@@RVUntethered Yes kids are a blessing. We love traveling with our girls. They make me laugh and enjoy special places that much more.
Glad yall are ok! I've been thru 2 tornado hits and they both were very scary. I don't mess around when I hear the sirens I'm heading to my safe place. Thank you for sharing your experience. I need to remember to have a small go bag ready,just like my military days for emergencies.
Oh man! Like you, my brothers are good at having things ready for about anything, but I struggle. We know things get sketchy down in Central Arkansas!
So happy y’all are safe! RVing definitely exposes how vulnerable we are when traveling. Prayers for your safety!
You’re right about that! Thanks guys! 😊
So very happy the both of you (dogs too) are safe and secure. Your genuine sincerity and honesty about that weather event was very evident in the video. Rest assured your message will be taken to heart by me and your many followers…well done. Thank you both. Hope to cross paths with you guys someday, all the best.
That means a lot! Thank you!
I'm glad you are ok! I lived through a similar experience many years ago ago. Being from RI and moving to Missouri was a experience. Us 4 kids were outside playing and the sirens went off , the sky turned black and not knowing what was going on we continued to play. Finally our elderly neighbor came out and told us to get in the house. 20 mins of wind rain and golf ball hail later we were ok.
Oh wow! How scary!
When in doubt, BUG OUT. and yes I have seen my slides jump around a few times. We were at the ocean a few years back and the wife woke me up, she was afraid that the RV was going to tip over and hit the truck, the next morning I went out and all the wood spacers that I used to level the trailer we’re gone. The jacks were just hanging out about 3 inches above the ground. The RV wiggled from the wind back and forth and blew the wood spacers from under the stabilizers. Looking back, we should have gone.
Whoa!! I wouldn’t have liked that!! 😳
Soooo glad you and everyone is ok. One of the scariest things to ever encounter in my opinion. Stay safe out there.🥰
Thank you! I think we needed that kick in the rear! :)
@ sometimes we all just need a lil wake up call to keep us on point; nothing wrong with that 😊Humility is a great tool to have if “only in your storage unit that YOU just know where it is, not so much the actual #” . Take care Cody and Angela. Oh, btw, your chicken n dumplings looked scrumptious! Jus sayin 😎❤️
That's very well-put!
We are so glad that everyone is ok. We have experienced something similar, and you take time to reassess how you handle next time. Travel safe and hope to see you out on the road.
I remember that you guys had some scares! Thank you for the kind words. I think we needed a little kick in the rear!
Thankful you stayed safe. That’s sooo scary! I’d give you both hugs if I was there. The weather has been really volatile this fall. We headed out very early that morning from north Texas and only experienced rain. We drove all day to our destination in south Texas. We were ahead of storms that moved through north of us.
That's sweet! It has been crazy, hasn't it? Glad you guys made it safely to your destination!
RV Parks and Mobile Home Parks are magnets for twisters. Thank God your all safe. Happy Holidays.
Right?! I think we needed the kick in the rear!
Wow scary! Those winds are nuts! Can’t imagine being in a tornado, you can’t stop any of it! Good thing you got to that shelter dang!
Looking back, it worked out, but it sure didn’t feel that way at the time! 😊
Don’t be too hard on yourselves, chalk it up to a wake up call. We went through the exact same scenario in OKC in May in our 5th wheel. Scared the hell out of me. We travel with (2) 100 lb labs and thankfully we dodged a big bullet. We literally ran the gauntlet that trip heading back home to Texas. We learned a lot and are now much better prepared. Y’all stay safe out there and maybe we’ll see ya out on the road!
You are SO right! We needed that reminder!
Wow we could see how shaken you were. We all tend to get complacent. Thanks for sharing. We will heed the warnings from now on. And the wine down cooking is the way to regain balance in your life. ❤ Glad you are all okay.
Awe thank you! We needed a little reminder. I like that...."wine down". Ha!
Glad you are all safe. I love watching you both. Stay safe!
Thank you! That’s so nice! 😊
Thanks for sharing this cautionary tale. We rely on Ryan Hall as well. Hadn't thought of having a go bag, so we will be putting one together.
Awesome! Funny story as to why we started packing a go-bag. Early on, into our full time journey, we had our weather alarm across the RV, thinking that it would wake us up more (I assume that was our logic). It went off at 2AM, Cody fell down the stairs, I lept over him to turn it off and started yelling, “What did it say??!” 🤣🤣
We realized that trying to get everything together in that moment was NOT a good idea. We could barely function at getting TO the weather alarm. Lol.
We lived in Oklahoma for nine years in the 90s - Shawnee, Norman, OKC and Lawton. We had tornadoes a lot, but the worst one was in Shawnee in 1999 when we had a lot of damage. We were in our utility room which doubled as our tornado shelter and it felt like the air was literally sucked out of our room. We had our two boys and three Boston Terriers in that room with us. When everything was calm, we ventured outside to see the damage. We found someone’s roof in our back yard, our fences down, our yard flooded and our chimney blown off the roof. But we survived. We never found out whose roof was in our yard, but it destroyed our patio roof. Due to job changes in 2000, we moved to Wisconsin. We still have family in Oklahoma. Now we lease our RV lot in California and traded tornadoes for earthquakes and fires.
Oh my goodness, how scary!
Thank God, you guys and everybody in the RV park are safe. My wife and I are full-time our full-time travellers and I think sometimes we just become complacent but always be prepared and never never hesitate once again thank God everybody was OK
You’re exactly right! In the end, everything worked out fine. Maybe we needed the reminder. ☺️
glad y'all are safe
Thank you!
First I would like to say I’m glad y’all are okay and my prayers go out to all the ones who was affected by the storms. Y’all take care of yourselves and keep your heads up we all make decisions at times that bite us in the end. Again love watching y’all’s videos so stay safe and happy travels.
Thank you! ☺️
Wow what a storm. I always think to myself if in a situation like that I'd hook the truck up to hopefully save the 5er from a bliw over. But in the heat of the moment and limited time to just get to a safe place, I don't think it would even happen.
Glad you guys got through it unscathed.
Right?! We have thought through all of those scenarios and I'm not sure we can react quickly enough for that.
Our son is in the Air Force and stationed in OKC.
That storm totaled his car which was only a year old.
It literally looks like someone took a baseball bat to it.
Glad you all are safe!!!
Oh no! I’m sorry to hear that!
Glad you all r ok. A good lesson learned for all of us on the road or at home. Here in Florida we have no basement to hide in. So we go to the inner hallway. Luckily we never had a tornado here. Wine does help. lol. Be safe everyone. Jeff n Karen.
Oh man! How scary! Thank you for the kind words!
Glad you guys are OK.
Thank you so much! :)
Thank you for sharing your experience with this weather event. It’s a great reminder to us all of taking care of yourself and love ones by taking immediate action & don’t hesitate . Also thank you for your honesty…no matter how much we prepare, we’re human and pray god will continue to guide & protect us. Safe travels!
That’s so nice, thank you!
So very thankful you guys are safe! As lifelong Arkansans, living in a Sticks&Bricks, we tend to get complacent when we hear storm warnings. A lifetime of "knowing" the general path they are going to take, and literally watching them hit around us, but never ON us. Now, I'm always on it to make sure our (adult) kids are paying attention, but we still don't ever get anxious about storms. Full time RV would be an entirely different animal! We will certainly need to change our attention level!
Thank you! It is so easy to get complacent! We even heard others around us say, "We waited 5 minutes too long! Why did we do that?" It made us feel a LITTLE better, but we won't do that again!
Life is a series of experiences, learning as we go. You two have now added another page to your personal owner’s manual. Glad you’re safe, hope my husband and I cross your path someday, love from Iowa
Awe, that's a really nice way to put it! We definitely learned a lesson and thankfully, with a good ending. :)
So glad you guys are safe! Living in S Central KY, we too have to stay on our toes a bit. Although, I’ll admit, like you we’ve gotten a little complacent with the last few. This is a great reminder to not hesitate & just seek shelter.
And you shouldn’t feel bad, it’s hard to know when it’s time to stop what you’re doing & get serious about taking shelter.
The severity sneaks up on you!
I tend to do this coping thing where if I hear sirens, I start cleaning & picking up the house and trying to “prepare” like I need things in order first before it gets bad. And I’ll watch out the window to try to determine if it’s time to get in a bathtub or not. 🤦🏻♀️It’s so stupid what the human brain does in time of flight or flight decisions. You’re right, the only smart thing to do is just take cover.
Glad y’all are ok!
-Val
I will add that I don’t have much interest in camping in OK for these reasons…
We’ve missed some terrible winds driving through NE in 2020 by a hair, and it did a lot of damage to trailers on the road. Scary.
Thank you! You're right..we just don't always do logical things in those situations.
haha! I don't know if Kansas is any better!
So glad you are safe ❤, we have definitely been in a situation where we were dumb and stayed in our 21ft camper with the storms so bad that it moved it some( never again). Our site was waterfront and we saw the shelf cloud coming but we like you didn't think it was gonna be so bad (big mistake). It was the most terrifying sound and rocking. We have a weather radio but it didn't go off either, but I guess the saying is true live and learn. Safe travels
Oh goodness! How scary!!
I am glad that we got our little kick in the rear...safely! Never again!
That was so crazy! We're so thankful that you guys are okay!
So scary! I know you guys have had some close calls too!
I’m so glad you came through it okay. How terrifying. Thank you for the reminder to take those storm warnings seriously.
Thank you! In the end, everything was fine, but it sure didn’t feel that way at the time. I think we needed the reminder. ☺️
In a past life I was a R&D tech at a turbocharger manufacture. You are correct that shutting them off will cause the oil to "cook" and cause the inlet feed port to the bearings "coke" up, reducing oil flow. We ran a test where you would run the engine at max load for 15 minutes (about 1350 Turbine inlet temp), bring it to idle the just just shutting it off. Then heat soak for 5 minutes and start up and instantly go the max speed/max load. On teardown of the turbo you could see a nice oil burn marks where the oil feed holes lined up with the bronze shaft bearings.
They should have this in big bold letters in the owners manual. Not enough people know. Thanks!
@@RVUntethered exactly. I let my Ram cool down also before shutting it off
Glad you’re all okay. I was in a tornado warning in the rv in Santa Claus, IN. It is scary.
Oh man! I’m sorry to hear that!
Wow, glad you guys are okay. Scary.
Thank you! I’m glad it turned out okay, but we sure didn’t think so at the time!
This is an excellent video. When we're out west, I keep an eye on Ryan Hall also. I do a lot of what you did, look at maps and second guess. After seeing this, if we get a tornado warning, we're looking for shelter. Thanks for this!
I think we just needed the reminder! ☺️
Glad youre OK. I guess this is a good lesson to all of us. Love you all. God Bless.
Thank you! Yes, it gave us quite a kick in the rear.
Glad to hear you guys are safe! I learned a long time ago, never, ever trust Mother Nature when it comes to potential tornado activity or on the other side of that thinking, blizzard conditions.
Definitely head for the shelter before it gets too bad!!
God bless! Stay safe! 🙏🏼👍🏼🇺🇸
Thank you! So scary!
Wow! So scary! Good advice, glad you are safe!
The storms we went through in Corpus were scary, but not a tornado!
Thank you!
I was stationed at Fort sill Oklahoma, which is the town of Lawton is right outside the gate back in 1979
Oh nice! I was chuckling when I got out at Walmart, when we first got there. The shooting and bombing was SO loud! No one around me seemed disturbed, so I determined that the fort had to be close. 🤣
PRAISE THE LORD you guys are OK! Our daughter lives just south of the impact zone, and we are so glad they are OK also! Thanks for sharing!
Oh I'm so glad to hear that! :)
So thankful you guys are ok ! Scary stuff for sure!!! safe travels!! ☀️☀️
Thank you so much! :)
So glad you guys are safe!
Thank you! It was a wake up call!
Scary situation, definitely a learning experience. Thank you for sharing!
So scary! I think we needed the reminder!
GREAT video! Content, vulnerability, advice, and reality in the moment… TY for a reminder to NOT throw caution into the wind.
Thank you! We definitely needed that kick in the rear!
God Bless you ended up safe!!!!
Thank you! I appreciate that!
So glad you are safe. Strange as it seems, I only know you on UA-cam but I shed tears for you because my wife and I care about you. Don't be so hard on yourself. We are full time and like to think we have a plan, but until you are in the moment you never know. Take care
That's so sweet! I felt silly for two days afterwards, although I saw that the outcome was okay, I was still so shaken up that I cried randomly. It was so odd, but it was traumatic. You just never know how you will react.
Thank you for the kind words!
I see your map on your RV as to where you have traveled and Idaho is one of them. You must explore someday. We live there in the summer Grangeville Idaho. Bear den RV park, nice west central place to stay in Idaho. Maybe someday our paths will cross.
@@DougLarrew Thanks!! I am pretty giddy about Idaho and Washington. We had planned on hitting those next year, but with the grandbaby coming and WHEN it is coming, it would be a rushed trip. I just really want to take our time when we go.
My wife and I waited a little to long to go to my mothers house (has a basement) during Hurricane Charley in 04. We ended up getting 140 mph winds, had a lot of damage. Could not even get back to our house the next day because of trees down on road and lines down. I truly understand.
Oh wow! How scary! I often wonder about hurricanes (which are completely unfamiliar to us), because you have the wind AND flooding concerns.
We are so happy you are safe, your babies are safe. Don't keep beating yourself up. Even a mistake you survive, was a good mistake.
That means a lot! Thank you! ☺️
Our Starlink blow off the roof and I notified SL and they sent us a new one one time courtesy. We were very greatful.
Oh that IS nice!
Wow !!
I am so glad you are both safe including the pups. The look in both of your eyes tells me the whole story. Big Hug ! Stay Safe !
To be honest I probably would have delayed till the camper was on its side, but I learned from you two…. Have a plan and stick to it.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! We needed the kick in the rear for sure!
That had to be terrifying! Glad you are all safe!!! Thank you for sharing and to help remind us all to try our hardest not to become complacent!!!!🙏❤️
Thank you so much!
God Bless you all, we were in Dallas in the same storm and did the exact same thing but rode it out at a state park and should have got out. Looks like We both got lucky
Oh man! I am glad you did too!
We took a direct hit from Helena. It was quite the experience. We were at our house. But stayed in our fifth wheel because we lost power right out of the gate. It was quite the ride. Was in our RV for seven days until power was restored
Oh my goodness! How scary!
@@RVUntetheredIt was, but although there was devastation all around us, we came through unscathed. God held us in his hand. It went to basic training at Fort Sill.
Wow! So glad!
We are so glad to see that y'all are safe. Glad to see the rig and truck were OK. God bless and safe travels
Thank you so much!
We are so happy that you are safe. 🙏🏼❤️💯
Thank you! In the end, everything was fine, but it sure didn’t feel that way at the time. I think we needed the reminder. ☺️
Glad you two are ok.
Thank you! In the end, I think we needed the reminder.
Glad you’re ok!!
Thank you so much! ☺️
Man that chicken and dumplings looks awesome. I bet it even tasted better than it looks.
Glad you all are safe. Prayers for all the upcoming decisions that you have to make. Stay safe and don't be so hard on yourselves. 🙏
☺️Thank you!
Topic for discussion; Do any companies make kennels or cages for pets that are rated for accidents or storms? As you were telling the storm story I was thinking of those pets in an RV while someone was at work. It would be a comfort to know you left your dog in a kennel that could endure being crushed in a nasty storm. To know that as you clear the debris, your dog is still in good shape inside that kennel. Anyone else ever think about this?
Interesting. Almost like a baby in a car seat.
It’s not a bad thought!
We were in a campground in Kentucky during rains from Helene lots rain and wind. Travel trailer shook pretty good a few times. In Kentucky we have so many tornado watches(rotation in the atmosphere ect) that we don’t pay as much attention as we should.
Even the sirens. But when the warning comes through we should be looking for shelter. Spent several early spring in Alabama watching storms on tv at 3:00 am.
Oh goodness! I think we get complacent sometimes. 🙁
Thank God you are both OK. My wife and I were in the Blowing Springs RV Park in Bella Vista, Arkansas on Nov 4th. We were not tracking the possibility of tornados at that area, but after watching the Ryan Hall Y'all channel, he showed a 60% chance of a tornado touchdown near Bella Vista. It was too late for us to pull out and leave with our trailer, so we headed out of the area and got a hotel room for the night.
Thankfully, Bella Vista did not get hit, but Little Flock a few miles east had a tornado touchdown. The hotel room was well worth the cost for the peace of mind. I did not want to ride out a tornado in our 5th wheel. Follow your gut feelings.
A bit of advice -- put on some substantial closed toed shoes if bad weather is predicted.
Again, Thank God you are both OK.
I’m so glad to hear it! We were watching that line too and things got really scary!
Yes to closed-toe shoes!!
So glad you and the dogs were safe.
Thank you! 😊
We've had to leave our coach for a few hurricanes but not a tornado. Not much of a warning with Tornado s with experience growing up in the Midwest, mainly Illinois-Wisc. Watching your video in the background, you are parked next to a Cyclone..redflag! I'm glad you survived and a wake up call video for us for future travels.
Thank you! Tornadoes aren’t new to us. We just hesitated for some reason, 5 minutes too long! Thankfully it wasn’t a more consequential mistake, but I think we needed the lesson!
Great video! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! In the end, everything was fine, but it sure didn’t feel that way at the time. I think we needed the reminder. ☺️
So glad everything turned out ok.
Thank you so much!
Oh my Goodness Guys!!! How scary. So happy you are safe and had no damage. We have been to 2 RV parks in Okla and both had shelters. Also, in Okla City every Saturday they had a siren check go off at noon and it was a little spooky. Stay safe
Ha! We thought all of the tests happened o Wednesday’s until some of the comments. 😁 It makes SO much more sense!
Sorry you had to experince a tornado threat. We live about sixty miles south of where you were and it is never fun to deal with the unexpected weather. Glad you were in a place with a shelter and you were able to get to it safely.
Thank you! Yes, we’re very grateful for the storm shelters!
So glad you are ok and dogs. I hate tornados. And I live in oklahoma. They said this morning November has had a record high of tornados this month.
Thank you! Still kicking ourselves for waiting.
We’re glad that you’ve made it through the bad weather. Stay safe! You made a great choice on the chicken & dumplings with wine!❤ Like I said before, I swear we’re twins! 🤪
Haha! Great minds! 😁
Brought back memories of my stay in an RV park in Wichita KS several years ago, they had a storm shelter/no pets rule......it was in the basement of what I remember being a private residence. Is what it is but didn't care for the rule.....PS the storm missed us 🙂
I’m glad to hear it! 😊 They May ALL have that rule and I understand from a space standpoint. That’s a hard one to follow. 🙁
Wow! How scary. So thankful God protected all of you! Love you so much
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Wowzers you guys. A rattling experience for sure.
For sure! I think we just needed the kick in the rear!
Homemade chicken and dumpling soup. Very very yummy.
☺️Good comfort food!
@@RVUntethered yes indeed
Glad you guys are ok! We have got caught in a couple storms here in Indiana in the middle of the night! We just rely on our phones to notify us, but I really think we MUST get a weather radio in our camper! Indiana has been a tornado alley the last few years!
They have come a long way with the phone notifications and those are your most reliable. BUT, if cell service is down or if you have your phone tied to wifi and it blips out….we learned that the hard way. 😬
So we do like having the backup for a cheap option.
Happy to see you all are OK. We had a similar experience a couple of years ago in our RV. We were in St. Augustine over fall break and had a tornado touchdown down in the middle of the night a mile south of us. There were six of us and two dogs. It was pretty scary and memorable.
Oh so scary! I'm glad it worked out for you.
P.S. We JUST booked a week down in St. Augustine for the week of Christmas! If you have any suggestions of what you liked, it would be great! :)
@@RVUntethered Here are a couple of things we enjoyed. The Castillo de San Marcos National Monument, The St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum. We also enjoyed walking down St. George Street which is across the way from Castillo de San Marcos National Monument. They have a bunch of cool little shops and places to eat. Hope you all have a good time. If you all are ever in East TN or have a meetup here, it would be great to meet you all.
Perfect, thank you!
Know it's late but if strong winds come up, an expert says to run slides in. That moves center of gravity in close. made sense to me. The slides act as kite tails(??) don't know this for fact, just makes sense
Oh man!! Craaaazy!! We've had one brush with a Tornado back in 2020. No no no fun.
Hey - Quick question about your truck - do you use a fuel additive? An additive has fixed an issue with my Ford, but I don't know when the time comes and I get a new truck if I should just use an additive right off the get-go. -J
I have struggled with the fuel additive question, because there are so many conflicting reports out there. I’m just not sure on that one.
We had a lot of viewers suggest Hot Shot, so that’s what I’m testing out. I’m trying to figure out a way to do some true tests with it, but the way our travel day weather has been lately, there are too many factors.
Maybe with time, I can tell more!
Gald you safe God Bless
Thank you so much! ☺️
Glad you're OK. Sharing these experiences will maybe save someone. We went through a bad storm this year at the GD Rally in Indiana and probably shoulda headed to a shelter although no one else was. You mentioned your emergency bag and Life 360. I can look that stuff up of course, but would nice to see a video on what you put together and how to use the Life360 or other apps. Safe travels down the road! Hope we get to see ya sometime in the future. 😊
We had some friends at that rally and it got CRAZY for you guys! Out of nowhere, right?I’m glad it turned out okay.
Thank you for the kind words and suggestions! ☺️
You guys gotta watch the 2024 Twisters movie!!!!! I've lived thru 2 of those naders while driving truck cross this country. There is never enough time when you're actually in one... Scary stuff!
I have heard a lot of people that didn’t like it, but we thought they did a great job with it!
November second busiest. Need watch guys on youtube. They are pretty accurate.
I had no idea! 😳