In the 90’s our town was hit by an EF-4 tornado and it hit a high rise condo first and then turned into a waterspout as it crossed the river to the beachside where it flattened neighborhoods. My mom even remembered me telling her that I could sense a tornado was about to strike and about an hour later it did. It left catastrophic damage and thankfully we were not hit.
Exactly!! The wind was like a hurricane. Sirens going off. Everybody getting covered from heads or toe with dust. Debris flying around. Then when a lightning bolt lit up the sky you could see the twister in the distance. We didn’t know what direction it was traveling. One of a few times when I thought I was gonna die. We didn’t take a direct hit but it was close enough to collapse the stagewith all our equipment on it
As a truck driver I've experienced that a few times. One time, I was driving in the middle of nowhere in Kansas at night with my cb off, and didn't know there was a tornado untill I saw the silouete because of lighning. Luckly, I was too far away to be in any danger. It did scare the shit out of me though.
Had the sirens go off three times that same night in Ada Oklahoma. Sulphur Oklahoma was destroyed south of Ada and Holdenville was hit north east of Ada and 2 people were killed… I feel for the people dealing with destruction from storms. ❤
I lived in the suburbs of Dallas and the sounds of sirens like this are engrained in my head. My husband, boyfriend at the time lived in Arlington, TX and was three streets over from where the tornadoes that tore through downtown Fort Worth / Arlington that day in the year 2000. A few days later driving through neighborhoods that had been decimated with a house left unscathed here or there… it was so surreal for someone like me who grew up in northern Maine and didn’t move to DFW until I was 29.
That is one awesome tornado video. It's got the classic wedge and the color is phenomenal. Thanks for not say a word or screaming like a little girl. Great job...
people are like “beautiful, wow” but as a nebraskan who almost got killed by a tornado that formed directly over my school, all i can think is “i hope everyone’s safe”
Yeah, anyone calling these beautiful has clearly never been under one. I'm too sick with terror to think of anything resembling beauty. The devastation that follows is disgusting, too. Takes beautiful land and destroys it.
in that video is about the moment it was ripping our house apart.. funny story, the other day a bunch of volunteers were helping us move things into storage, a box of movie buttons fell out in the middle of everyone, guess what movie they all were!?
Twister ! Great movie. I loved it. Watched over many times. I had a tv crash for Helen Hunt. I'll still watch reruns of Mad About You. I also follow the weather daily.
Why is Nebraska soo much under tornados this year. Day after day y'all are under extreme tornados dropping like cannons over there. It's madness. Prayers for Nebraska ✝️🙏😓
@@dragonbone9331 Then you gotta watch out for crazy snow storms in the other states. 😂 This country has such bipolar weather these days you never know what’s gonna happen.
I was a touring musician from New York City. My Management always sent us out to the Midwest during tornado season. I was terrified. I was in Kearney Nebraska and was supposed to sing at an outdoor festival. A tornado hit and demolished the entire area and the stage and all our equipment. I was so scared. Get me back to the East Coast now!
@@user-hi6uq9np1l Fred Bachman from BTO (Bachman, Turner overdrive) Got tackled off the stage by his road just in time and he suffered a broken arm. All the gear was demolished as well. we would’ve been on the stage but the promoter put the headliners on first because of the huge storms that were around us. I was never so terrified my life. There was absolutely no place to take shelter except inside a car or truck.
I know that this does compare but in western Pennsylvania this year we’ve had 3 tornadoes. When I was a boy in the 50’s & 60’s we could go for decades in a row and not even hear of a thing in our state.
More than filming it, how are people so fearless enough to LIVE in areas where tornados just touch down wiping out their homes and businesses on a regular basis?
This would be absolutely terrifying to watch baring down on your little neighborhood/ community! It is mesmerizing, but the tragedy that comes with it is stunning to the senses!
Who else realizes that this tornado is almost exactly identical in appearance and behavior to the third tornado in the movie Twister (1996) that the team chased on 'Hailstone Hill'?
@@StellaSable4891 They did do an awesome job, except for the waterspouts that were part of the second tornado. Those were a bit too dramatic. The nighttime F4 that hit the drive in and then moved on to Wakita was the most realistic. That part terrified audiences, especially those who lived in Tornado Alley.
I know no one will think of this and i do hope residents are ok but that is just amazing i have loved when it rains and storms and always wanted and still want to actually witness a tornado touch down but have still yet to see one.
Watching all of these storm videos here on UA-cam really does give you an appreciation for how the tornado made for _The Wizard of Oz_ in 1939 is still, to this day, one of the best in cinematic history.
I missed one of these monsters by less than 30 minutes when I worked downtown. As I left the building, I saw that the sky was green and I didn't know which way to run. It was a good thing that I went home as the tornado hit that building, causing serious damage.
My prayers go to you this doing the video and in my prayers to all the people that got affected by this tornado my heart goes out to eat, and everyone of y’all and my prayers❤ thank God you’re OK❤
Dios proteja al mundo hay muchos países sufren por los cambios climático como otras cosas siempre pregunto donde está Dios en esos momentos clima maltrato porque tanto sufrimiento 😢😢mil bendiciones al mundo y que cada uno cuidese amén ❤
Respiras. Ahí ya tienes suficiente. Responsabilízate de el mal que se ha sembrado. Al menos, ten la honestidad de hacer mayor bien del que estás haciendo. Porque cuestionas al cielo, y la hipocresía se ve de aquí a Orion y Narnia.
I use to go up there somewhere to go to jd schools and me and some others always went to a juicer bar up there. Beautiful girls there!! Me and a guy i was friends with went there 1 time and was sitting at a table and 1 of the stripers came up to us and she told the guy dont tell grandma im here . I asked him what the deal was and he said that was his daughter so we left. I hope everyone n that town makes it threw this ok !!
Yes…tornadoes are amazing and beautiful…but this one wasn’t…it was huge and black and angry… I’ve never feared storms before…until now… That very same tornado came through my place… north of Waverly…I was in a culvert…destroyed everything in its path… my neighbor lost pretty much everything! His horse was in its path but ended up with only stitches!!! Praise Yeshua! That thing just kept growing and growing …others down the road east into Iowa lost their life…please pray for everyones healing…thank you❤
These things are so unreal. The look, the sound, the damage. Remember the movie Twister? I used to think their tornadoes looked fake. Not anymore.
fuc that
Government just announced they are using harp. To send winds of destruction your way.
Omg SAME 😅😮 That movie is accurate as hell!
If you didn't already know they have the new twister movie coming out next month
@@VOTE.AMERICA I've already seen the full movie in the trailer
Thats a destroyer of everything right there, praying for everything and everyone that was in its path.
In the 90’s our town was hit by an EF-4 tornado and it hit a high rise condo first and then turned into a waterspout as it crossed the river to the beachside where it flattened neighborhoods. My mom even remembered me telling her that I could sense a tornado was about to strike and about an hour later it did. It left catastrophic damage and thankfully we were not hit.
Imagine the in the night.
You won't see it til you see lightning.
My worse nightmare.
Exactly!! The wind was like a hurricane. Sirens going off. Everybody getting covered from heads or toe with dust. Debris flying around. Then when a lightning bolt lit up the sky you could see the twister in the distance. We didn’t know what direction it was traveling. One of a few times when I thought I was gonna die. We didn’t take a direct hit but it was close enough to collapse the stagewith all our equipment on it
Mines too
That's how it happened on Joplin, Missouri. It as like a wide black wall you couldn't see it coming.
As a truck driver I've experienced that a few times. One time, I was driving in the middle of nowhere in Kansas at night with my cb off, and didn't know there was a tornado untill I saw the silouete because of lighning. Luckly, I was too far away to be in any danger. It did scare the shit out of me though.
My brain can’t grasp the actual size of tornados. And I’m sure the videos don’t do it justice. Insane video.
I've said this since I was a kid. Like, go outside and look up...😮
Technology H.A.A.R.P.
taller than skyscrapers it’s just
@rossburg84 you said that last week
@@GuilhermeSnoopy nah God is warning us time is almost about and to repent
Those poor people. My home was hit in the first Andover tornado. Pray for these folks. They need it
Will do, I'll pray for all who have tornadoes in their towns,it's frightening
Prayers for all who went through these disasters
That was back in the early 90's, wasn't it?
@@aaronmiller7982 yep
I'm so sorry you had to go through that it is earth shattering to say the least. I hope you are in a good place now and pray everything will be okay.
Had the sirens go off three times that same night in Ada Oklahoma. Sulphur Oklahoma was destroyed south of Ada and Holdenville was hit north east of Ada and 2 people were killed…
I feel for the people dealing with destruction from storms. ❤
Sulphur, Oklahoma. That is interesting seeing how we are in the midst of the END of days.
I have to admit I do too. That's when I just think of everyone as fellow citizens.
I lived in the suburbs of Dallas and the sounds of sirens like this are engrained in my head. My husband, boyfriend at the time lived in Arlington, TX and was three streets over from where the tornadoes that tore through downtown Fort Worth / Arlington that day in the year 2000. A few days later driving through neighborhoods that had been decimated with a house left unscathed here or there… it was so surreal for someone like me who grew up in northern Maine and didn’t move to DFW until I was 29.
In Ga. U dont see a beautiful cone funnel . Because of all the pine trees you dont see it at all till it's on top of you. 1996 Gainesville tornado.
Glad that the tree of you are ok.
I lived in Arlington for 12 years. One passed through Mansfield in 2011, otherwise it had been a pretty quiet decade.
Their HOA most likely plans to fine everyone big time to clean up after the tornado 😢
One thing the Midwest and south have in common…”COME ON YALL GOTTA SEE THIS”.
Okay, but do you wanna see it?
Tornado sirens going off mean run outside and start filming
I'm from the MidWest.
That's true ! I do that. But, once things start flying around or branches start dropping, I'm going for cover. I just like seeing cloud formations.
@@hansonel
In Chicago, the sirens are enough to cause you to pee a little. Google it. Give a listen. They're really something to hear !
There goes Mother Nature keeping us on our toes again
This the works of the Most High Yah not no mother nature really Yah controlling Everything in His hands.
That is one awesome tornado video. It's got the classic wedge and the color is phenomenal. Thanks for not say a word or screaming like a little girl. Great job...
people are like “beautiful, wow” but as a nebraskan who almost got killed by a tornado that formed directly over my school, all i can think is “i hope everyone’s safe”
Yeah, anyone calling these beautiful has clearly never been under one. I'm too sick with terror to think of anything resembling beauty. The devastation that follows is disgusting, too. Takes beautiful land and destroys it.
On May 10th a EF2 tornado went over my trailer. It was scary. I almost got crushed by a 5000 pound limb.
@@darinwatts8116cool!!
in that video is about the moment it was ripping our house apart.. funny story, the other day a bunch of volunteers were helping us move things into storage, a box of movie buttons fell out in the middle of everyone, guess what movie they all were!?
Twister?
Yep
Twister ! Great movie. I loved it. Watched over many times. I had a tv crash for Helen Hunt. I'll still watch reruns of Mad About You. I also follow the weather daily.
How ironic it was Twister
Twister
Why is Nebraska soo much under tornados this year. Day after day y'all are under extreme tornados dropping like cannons over there. It's madness. Prayers for Nebraska ✝️🙏😓
Oklahoma had 22 tornadoes that same day and 3 people were killed in Holdenville including an infant…
Spring
@@TheWanderer2527this stuff happens all summer long tho?
Weather modification
Climate change is producing more extreme weather and natural disasters.
Terribly mesmerising!
Nebraska consistently has the most beautiful tornadoes.
Greatest shot ever. Omg lurking around the corner and so close. Great dedication.
Lord Have Mercy 🙏🏿
Insane that tornado must be a mile across and that whole housing development was chillin', like they're safe as houses!
Not like they can get up and move.
Oh my word. That is just terrifying.
I know that tornadoes are deadly. But that is a gorgeous tornado.
Note to self not to move there..😮
Or Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama or Georgia
@@dragonbone9331 Then you gotta watch out for crazy snow storms in the other states. 😂 This country has such bipolar weather these days you never know what’s gonna happen.
@@Ribcrickett true. And don't forget the occasional hurricane.
@@dragonbone9331 *Anywhere below dallas is fine really for Texas*
@@Hephaestus_God I know I just didn't want to give extremely detailed specifics I was generalizing.
Beautiful. Hope all affected though are doing better.
I was a touring musician from New York City. My Management always sent us out to the Midwest during tornado season. I was terrified. I was in Kearney Nebraska and was supposed to sing at an outdoor festival. A tornado hit and demolished the entire area and the stage and all our equipment. I was so scared. Get me back to the East Coast now!
Was everyone okay?
@@user-hi6uq9np1l yes
@@user-hi6uq9np1l Fred Bachman from BTO (Bachman, Turner overdrive) Got tackled off the stage by his road just in time and he suffered a broken arm. All the gear was demolished as well. we would’ve been on the stage but the promoter put the headliners on first because of the huge storms that were around us. I was never so terrified my life. There was absolutely no place to take shelter except inside a car or truck.
Fred from Bachman, Turner overdrive sustained a broken arm when one of his roadies tackled him off the stage before it collapsed.
I know that this does compare but in western Pennsylvania this year we’ve had 3 tornadoes. When I was a boy in the 50’s & 60’s we could go for decades in a row and not even hear of a thing in our state.
it's strange..
You still can. 3 is nothing. 3 probably happened back in the day and nobody reported it. Common pre-2000s really.
I'm so sorry I know it's really hard I have
When? I have friends up there in western PA and nobody has mentioned anything about tornadoes, or for that matter, three.
I'm from PA. Haven't heard of it. But even so, I remember several tornadoes as a child. Just none recently. Even had 2 earthquakes a few years ago.
As terrifying as this is, it is also beautiful 🌪
That's the thing, amazing structure and all, but so violent too.
Saw one forming down the way the other day, and I don't understand how people are fearless enough to be filming it
More than filming it, how are people so fearless enough to LIVE in areas where tornados just touch down wiping out their homes and businesses on a regular basis?
@@ThallonRose you get stuck growing up there and never get the chance to leave😮💨😮💨😮💨
Cameraman always survives
@@GoddessOfLoveEnergy333TRUTH
This would be absolutely terrifying to watch baring down on your little neighborhood/ community! It is mesmerizing, but the tragedy that comes with it is stunning to the senses!
This looks like a beautiful community. I’m terrified, yet fascinated with tornados.
For those who don’t know Waverly is about ten miles north of Lincoln on highway 6 and about 46 miles south of Omaha
That is a beauty!! Great footage. 👏🏻👏🏻
Eerily beautiful creations of nature.
In Houston we don't have tornado sirens. On January 2023 we did get a strong EF-3 tornado which hit areas east of Houston. 🌪️
😂😂THATS funny
This is horrible. It just looks evil. Prayers to all that was affected by this monster
This looks like a brand new development too😮
they know the risks
I appreciate the fact that people can easily post videos of these monsters. What a frightful event to experience.
OMG that's terrifying! I would hate to live there. Hope everyone was safe x 🙏🥺
Protect me😨🫣
Who else realizes that this tornado is almost exactly identical in appearance and behavior to the third tornado in the movie Twister (1996) that the team chased on 'Hailstone Hill'?
Really 😂 I seen the movie a thousand times but you really just thought of that?
@@markdavis8858 First time I saw this video, so ya...
You think you're fu**ing with the video
That's cus in the film they wanted the special effects to make it seem like real tornadoes.
Go figure.
@@StellaSable4891 They did do an awesome job, except for the waterspouts that were part of the second tornado. Those were a bit too dramatic. The nighttime F4 that hit the drive in and then moved on to Wakita was the most realistic. That part terrified audiences, especially those who lived in Tornado Alley.
Awesome footage - they are so menacing
Other states look so different. It’s wild how much of a difference you can see between states in the same huge country.
Wooouuu, la naturaleza es impredecible....
Saludos cordiales desde la CDMX
Сочувствую людям которые пострадали из за силы 🌪
Great footage. Eerie. Nothing is more eerie than a tornado.
Glad all of u r safe
I know no one will think of this and i do hope residents are ok but that is just amazing i have loved when it rains and storms and always wanted and still want to actually witness a tornado touch down but have still yet to see one.
Same. I feel like a weirdo but I'm intrigued with them.
God will be with u all,truly sorry its happening there
Those seagulls were getting the hell out of there 😂
Yeah that sound is giving me flashbacks…
🙏 please God protect them all
Chaser got good footage of it dissipating.
Scary, yet so beautiful.
One can only look on in disbelief and pray that no people or animals lost their lives 💔💔💔🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼😭😭😭
The raw strength of this is incredible
The fact that you can't hear any sirens in this video is terrifying.
My worst nightmare. Makes my skin crawl 😮
Beautiful🔥🔥🔥
Front lit appear black and back lit appear lighter gray. Looks strong and well formed. I’d say get to your shelter
Watching all of these storm videos here on UA-cam really does give you an appreciation for how the tornado made for _The Wizard of Oz_ in 1939 is still, to this day, one of the best in cinematic history.
It’s hard to see the video when there is subscribe and search tornados all across the picture it’s very frustrating!!!
Such a horrible few days up there
I didn’t know that NE was tornado country, but there it is!
How could people see this force and not change for a better people
Fury of the Lord
Yes
Or the other guy,maybe?
I missed one of these monsters by less than 30 minutes when I worked downtown. As I left the building, I saw that the sky was green and I didn't know which way to run. It was a good thing that I went home as the tornado hit that building, causing serious damage.
Who is casually driving around during a tornado? Find shelter!
My prayers go to you this doing the video and in my prayers to all the people that got affected by this tornado my heart goes out to eat, and everyone of y’all and my prayers❤ thank God you’re OK❤
That is so scary. I hope that everyone is okay
I realize their destructiveness, and my heart goes out to everyone hurt by the fury but…damn nature is beautiful also….
Such a welcome sight to see it go back up in the sky.
Beautiful!!!
Down. Right. Terrifying.
Praying...
چقدر زیباست ❤
Sure is mesmerizing 😮😮😮
Crazy!
Utterly terrifying!!!
OMG so scary!
Dios proteja al mundo hay muchos países sufren por los cambios climático como otras cosas siempre pregunto donde está Dios en esos momentos clima maltrato porque tanto sufrimiento 😢😢mil bendiciones al mundo y que cada uno cuidese amén ❤
Respiras. Ahí ya tienes suficiente. Responsabilízate de el mal que se ha sembrado. Al menos, ten la honestidad de hacer mayor bien del que estás haciendo. Porque cuestionas al cielo, y la hipocresía se ve de aquí a Orion y Narnia.
what's wild to learn is tornados are tiny specs compared to the scale of the atmosphere and the atmosphere is thin compared to the size of the earth 🤯
Wow 😲😲😲
That wind seemed conscious of what it was doing. It stayed right there and got bigger watching a neighborhood as it grew scary 😳
Wind is alive.
I use to go up there somewhere to go to jd schools and me and some others always went to a juicer bar up there. Beautiful girls there!! Me and a guy i was friends with went there 1 time and was sitting at a table and 1 of the stripers came up to us and she told the guy dont tell grandma im here . I asked him what the deal was and he said that was his daughter so we left. I hope everyone n that town makes it threw this ok !!
WOW..
Hand of God
Coming to a neighborhood near yo… Oh no! Coming to your neighborhood 😮
Yes…tornadoes are amazing and beautiful…but this one wasn’t…it was huge and black and angry… I’ve never feared storms before…until now…
That very same tornado came through my place… north of Waverly…I was in a culvert…destroyed everything in its path… my neighbor lost pretty much everything! His horse was in its path but ended up with only stitches!!! Praise Yeshua! That thing just kept growing and growing …others down the road east into Iowa lost their life…please pray for everyones healing…thank you❤
Live in Lincoln it could of been so much worse missed housing areas really lucky
Shouldn't they be running for shelter of some kind?
NO! the thing is over a mile away and moving in the other direction
WOW what a beautiful tornado praying for the people that got hit
I feel sad for people house
"Soooooome-where oover the rainbow" 🐄
Incredible!
Ofc it was in Nebraska
A real nightmare 🙏
Mother Nature in full force, I feel sorry for those Americans who live in Tornado alley.
Mother Nature 🌬️
Tornado season. The power of lands earth.🌪️🌪️
When i think about tornadoes i think Reed Timmer.
TAKE COVER! Filming a tornado might be the last thing you do!
When there is a Tornado Warning & an active Tornado, on the Ground? Don't stand there to take Video! Please, take Shelter instead!
why! you can clearly see this tornado is no danger to them it is over a mile away and not moving in their Direction