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I wonder if Ezekiel saw this kind of image just before God took him. Wow! amazing dramatic clouds!

I live in Langhorne, PA and was in that TOE for Burlington, NJ. It was absolutely terrifying, as just a month earlier an EF-3 passed just over a yard away from my job.

EF4 200 mph 💀

*My thoughts about some EF3+ tornadoes of 2022:* - Springdale, AR EF3: A QLCS might be happened if the tornado is weaker. There is really weak and brief velocity couplet and too small hook echo. Imagine this an EF1 and hit directly a mobile home, a life-threatening situation can occur. - Montevallo, AR EF3: This is some of the tightest CC drop and debris ball i have ever seen. If it stronger and more slow-moving, it could've been a high-end EF4. - Alford, FL EF3: A Floridan EF3, that was extremely rare. - Allendale, SC EF3: Reminds me Barnsdall, OK tornado a few days ago by looking at the hook echo. Also lots of tornadic activities happened that day, its the March 2nd, 2012 tornado outbreak all over again. - Pembroke, GA EF4: The underrated EF4 of 2022. It reminds me the infamous Tuscaloosa Tornado of 4/27 Tornado Super Outbreak by looking at the horizontal vortex. - Salado, TX EF3: The roundest hook echo i have ever seen. Perfect! - Andover, KS EF3: Bro the RFD rain bands weren't even had rains dropped, but somehow produced EF3 damages and tight signature on radar just within a stoviepipe tornado with some floating noodles. - Gaylord, MI: Like the Andover tornado, but its the straightest RFD rain bands i have ever seen. - Altamont, SD: bro forgot produced a hook echo. - Powderly, TX to Sawyer, OK EF4: It was a underrated EF4 tornado but very strong and very rare to occur in November. - Clarksville, TX to Idabel, OK EF4: It have the same thoughts i said of the Powderly to Sawyer tornado, but i love how NWS realized the situation and issued a perfect tornado emergency for Idabel while Idabel is the town that earned the weakest radar coverage that time.

if this hit any populated areas or directly hit a town it'll be a EF5, and it'll some of the strongest tornadoes on earth. Edit: im the 2000th viewer! gg

This was an EF-5 that did EF-2 damage. Tornadoes are no longer rated by wind speed but by damage.

*ef5 basically

Xenia bout to have PTSD

Pds

Why is a emergancy issued with just 90 miles a hour some wind gust are worse

This is good that your educating people about these type of emergencies 👍🏽

Dont forget the Sulphur, Oklahoma EF3 Tornado.

9:00 “This is a zero particularly dangerous situation.” Yes I actually knew he would add the NJ Tornado

OMG how does this not have more views???

My god...

6:05

You should do a 2023 version of this video!

6:09 ef1 0 injured BUT A GODDAMN TORNADO EMERGENCY?!

Do 2023

Keep going🫤

Ho new a 2 year later from the Eagle point tornado there was a more destructive tornado ( rolling fork Mississippi tornado)

This tornado happened on my birthday!

why u gotta clickbait bro little rock was an ef3. sure it was close to an ef4 but it was still a ef3 165mph

Supercell that produced the little rock tornado died off after the tornado lifted with this cell following closely behind it

Is that GRlevel3?

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Crazy how short it lasted for how strong the signature was

ooooo awesome!

When it was 2021 it was a very weird year 😂

@nicholaskrasznavolgyi6340 Can I purchase this video from you so I can use it in a tornado project I’m working on? It used to be on storyful for licensing. But it’s no longer on there. So I guess it’s just up to you now. But I’d love to be able to use it. Credit you and license it from you. Let me know. Hope to hear back from you

The pink debris ball is always a bad sign

Wheres the Bowling green Kentucky one?

I know some people who live in Pembroke Pines

6:03 why is there a Tornado Emergency for an EF-1?!

What is the difference between a PDS Tornado and a Tornado Emergency?

The first warning seriously stopped less then 1 mile away from my house

That three body scatter spike caused by the debris ball is something I have never seen before.

I remembered the tornado emergency in September during Ida... I've never seen the TV meteorologists in Philadelphia be absolutely floored with hearing language in these tornado warnings like some of these were: especially considering that we never had a tornado emergency in the Northeastern US let alone several Particularly Dangerous Situation tornado and flash flood warnings in one day

I got a tornado emergency back in 2019

Great video

What an amazing capture of Mother Nature! Nice job!!

13:46 an outbreak we will never forget

This is how you end up with storm gods.

Wow! This is some of the best tornado footage I've ever seen.

Just saw your video on daily dose and instantly recognized it. You might have a little subscriber boom coming.

I told a direct hit from the strongest part of that one. 12:04AM according to the time stamp on my phone recording.

Who else came from DDOI?

Who else is from Daily Dose of Internet?