PEOPLE INSIDE A TORNADO
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- čas přidán 14. 05. 2024
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I know they want to see it, but standing right in front of a plate glass window is about the dumbest thing you can do during a tornado.
Exactly! Tornadoes reveal the total idiots among us.
There's tornado sirens going. And then the sirens get cut off. And they're shocked to find that it's a tornado.
What, were they thinking they were going to see Santa and his reindeer?
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They're Czechs. They probably don't even know what a tornado is. I mean, they're recording it from the top floor.
2:30 that siren dying out like that was eerie!!!
I value my health more than my desire to see a tornado up close, in person. I live in south central Oklahoma and while we've been very lucky not to be hit directly in a long time, when the sirens go off, I'm in my safe room. It's one thing to see the destruction they can cause in a video. Seeing it in person is a whole different experience. It's not worth my life.
You're smart
Yeah I really don’t think a lot of people understand how truly dangerous tornadoes are. I’m from Illinois, and I’ve had 3 close calls in my life, one of them with my then 10 month old daughter.
Hey! Congratulations,, you’re intelligent! I don’t get it either
if i ever move somewhere with tornadoes ill have a storm shelter with a hole drilled in the door big enough for a camera to see through :) might as well make the most of loosing your house and stuff by getting a cool video
We are clealy not the same
That last woman had no idea what kind of danger she was in.
I'm like wtf women!
Tornado's are not as common as in some parts of the US. Most Europeans have no clue, what they are capable off. Plus we have a really secure feeling in our concrete and brick houses. Strong winds never really mess them up that much, so we don't realize how dangerous they realy are.
@@robbiehollywood1937 You mean running to the windows to look out when 180MPH winds are blowing by outside? Sure. Handled it very well.
@@robbiehollywood1937 No, she was supposed to be getting to a safe space and not standing in front of f-cking windows. Are you on drugs, sir?
@@robbiehollywood1937 No, she was supposed to be getting to a safe space (like a hallway, a bathroom or a closet where there are a lot of walls intersecting, as this creates strength and is often the only part left standing of a home) instead of standing in front of the f-cking windows. Are you on dr-gs, sir?
These are good videos but the robotic AI narration on them is bloody irritating. Too many repetitive parts too. Can we have humans narrating again?
Sounds like a human to me
Unfortunately, those days are passing before our eyes and hearing.
How about no narration at all.
April 3rd 1974 was a terrifying night for us. They were everywhere. It was night and people couldn't see them coming. It was so hot and humid for Springtime and the wind was warm and blew hard constantly all day before they began tearing people's homes and lives apart after dark.
I live in NJ, but I remember that. I think it was 144 tornados.
I didn't like that night much myself.
Was that near Lima Ohio? That was a bad one. And I agree with you, nighttime tornadoes are hands down the worst.
Took our roof off, flattened the house next door, and killed an elderly man one block down. I was 8. Cullman Alabama.
I lived in Maud Ohio when it hit zina and mason area I remember the color of the sky I was only 13 sitting on the front pourch
The Barnsdall/Bartlesville tornado turned out to be an F4. It did far more damage in Barnsdall than in Bville
37 years ago, I was only 10 at the time and both my parents were at work. It was an EF 4 tornado, which we had little warning and no one would have thought it would hit us. It was 1 of 7 tornados in central Alberta, 27 people died and over 300 people were hurt. the tornado made a wave of destruction through multiple counties and City of Edmonton. It does sound like a freight train, your ears pop because of the pressure. It was Dubbed Edmonton Black Friday because it was black as night. Something that you never forget
The train sounds are real,if you hear them it's over you
I think they panic and film vertically.
@ Thunder, wouldn’t you !
@@sallystinebaugh8893 Maybe but I'd film horizontally.
@@Thunder_Dome45 ,I’d be more concerned about the darn tornado… 🤣🤣
@ Thunder, what I’m about to say, has nothing to do with Tornadoes… anyway, my husband and I were watch a boating video… a man fell off the boat, and was drowning ( Miami ) , no body in the all, the boats noticed, one guy, jumped off a bridge to help, and guy, came out of nowhere to help, the drowning guy, went under, and that was it… fkn, people, especially one, guy, instead of helping, he/they just stood in THIER BOATS, TAKING PICTURES/ FILMING VIDEOS.. 🤬🤬🤬… the two guys that were helping, kept going under to try to find the guy, finally, divers found it, about 15 minutes later… so, do sad ! .. only in S.Florida… and it’s so typical, I live in Davie, Fl, about 30 minutes from Miami, during HURRICANES, it’s dog eat dog here…
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6:30 that is exactly what it looked like when i got caught up in a tornado in Pensacola, Fla. My car has a stock turbo (nothing special) and as i hit the gas to floor it out of there the turbo kept blowimg off as the car was clearly building boost- but it went nowhere from the strength of the winds! The tornado took ahold of my car for 3 minutes. It was the scariest 3 minutes I think ive ever experienced!
Who knew, every time there's a tornado there's an even louder narrator yammering on an on.
If i were in a real tornado i wouldn't even be able to pay attention to the tornado sirens or get to safety with all that narrative yammering.
In CZ they don't grow up with the every day knowledge and fear of what a tornado can do so it doesn't surprise me that my family sits by the windows because I'm Czech-American. I see both sides. For me, I'm a runner. lol You can find me in the bathtub.
Very seldom is narration needed for these types of videos and this is not one of those seldom times.
I enjoy the accent though.
@@rustynail3893 It's an AI voice.
@@rustynail3893 I enjoy it too. 😊 It's very David Attenborough whose voice I enjoy listening to. I just don't think it's needed for this video...lol.
They didn’t even have to go to Universal Studios. They got a first hand account of the real thing.
That dude driving in the tornado said fuck it all and drove balls to the wall tryin to get outta that thing. Funny as hell he turned around just to drive straight through the core of it. Bahahaha
Precisely what I was about to post. He was already almost across the path but the nimrod turned back into it. He’d have been fine if he had just punched it and kept going straight ahead.
That Barnesdall/bartlesville tornado was huge.
Do you know the rating for it I don’t think I ever actually heard what they rated that tornado
"The man wanted to film a twister horror movie in the style of the 1996 cult film".
Tornado: "Am I late?"
When I drove through a tornado about a year ago weighing about 78,000+ pounds at night going through Texas at 1st I wanted to pull over but I remembered seeing videos of how easily a tornado can flip a parked semi truck so I looked at the other trucker beside me and I decided I was going to keep going because the other truck kept going. I kept my speed around 40-50 and took a deep breath as hail started hitting the windshield then WHAAM/WHOOSH as the severe winds hit the side of the truck I let it push me around a little/turned slightly in the direction of the push to "absorb" as much of the shock as I could I let it push me towards the next lane/close to it then I slowly steered back towards the middle of my lane to avoid hitting the truck next to me.
When I looked at the other truck he was doing the same thing I was then a few seconds later all the wind disappeared and I was in the center. At that moment when I no longer felt any wind I became so scared with just 2 years experience but I knew from studying tornadoes via online research I was just in the center and would have to fight my way through the other side. My adrenaline level was high and I had the music going loud as I prepared for WAR. Before I could catch another breath to better prepare myself WHAAAAAMMMM!!!!! I quickly steered in the direction the even stronger than before wind was pushing as I struggled to keep the truck from going into the other lane too much and then slowly steered back towards the center of my own lane in the 1 way 2 lane highway. My senses were super sharp as I greatly focused on how the truck felt with the shifting weight of the heavily loaded Reefer Trailer and all. The wind was so much stronger coming out of it I wasn't sure I would come out of it okay but I did.
After I made it through okay without incident I verified that specific area was under tornado watch. I'm the type of person who stays calm during emergencies but then I might have a mild panic attack after the smoke settles about what just happened. I went to the nearest truck stop as I WAS DONE for the night around 2am. I was f*cking DONE truckn for the night after having driven through a tornado for the 1st time and I just wasn't sure I could do it so perfectly again 2 times in a row. I'm the type of person who usually gets things done right on the 1st try but I definitely wasn't going to push my luck. I played the whole thing over and over again in my head as I remembered how other old timers shared their experiences about when they also trucked through tornados and how they handled it. If the trailer was empty there's no way in h*ll I'd drive through a tornado while empty/light weight. My main focus was punching through it like a bullet train while heavily loaded as I trained my mind to be ready for it but I wasn't really ready for that kind of challenge that night and I didn't even know I might be driving through a tornado until it was a few miles in front but I didn't have a good feeling about stopping at that time and when it comes to safety I follow my gut feelings which has never let me down.
Every time I hear or see anything about tornados it sends shivers down my spine as I think I got mild PTSD from such a scary/thrilling experience but if I ever did face another tornado I would try to stay as calm as possible by accepting I might not make it and just calmly do whatever I have to do in order to achieve the most desirable outcome. By staying calm during bad situations I've managed to make it through anything just by staying calm and making the best decisions possible. Kind of like when in a warzone panicking usually only makes a bad situation worse. I hope I never face another tornado again BUT I am very grateful I got to experience it at least once and that experience is extremely valuable as it's helped to fortify my driving skills when it comes to severe weather.
thats crazy, what a story
@@DJ-cm8xj Truckers are fucking awesome, in my honest, humble opinion.
@@DJ-cm8xj I'm certain anyone who have driven up to 3,000 miles per week will have some crazy experiences especially considering how dangers of any kind will find a driver eventually. I've had a few close calls to where I couldn't make any mistakes and it's in that moment to where time slows down in those few seconds hence only a few seconds to live unless everything is done right otherwise I'd end up like countless of other wrecked trucks I've passed over and over again.
@@ominous-omnipresent-they I greatly appreciate your kind words. My grandfather was also a trucker and I think I inherited some of his skills and desire for it. Something about driving a semi feels great. Not only that but I've delivered to so many walmarts and I've had the pleasure of delivering some of my favorite frozen meals to other stores as well. Delivering so much food tends to make me hungry lol. If the end of the world ever hits I already decided I'd keep the whole trailer of food for survival lol... 😁
What I hate about ‘Twister’ from 1996 is the scene where they strap themselves to a pipe and ride out the tornado inside it. That’s not reality. The reality is that both of them would have been torn limb from limb. I grew up in Illinois and the Plainfield twister proved that it can and will dismember people.
The Jarrell, TX, tornado did horrible things to people and livestock. And, yes. I know the Plainfield tornado well. I watched it go down and never saw a funnel. Ever. No one did.
Yeah well it's a movie, not reality
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@@KaileyB616The point is that people believe the movies to be facts. Hope this helps. 😉
If not collapse your lungs....yes?
That last video is one of the best tornado videos though. It's almost as good as the Clem Schultz video. Definitely in the top ten. That flood of debris at high speed and then the noises of the impact. Scary stuff.
That’s the first and last night they will be visiting from Brazil lmao
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6:30 is it me or did that guy literally turn around into the tornado when could just gunned it and been out going same way
Unfortunately for him that was a multi-vortex tornado! He turned to avoid the vortice in front of him only to drive into another one. Both vortices were spinning around the main tornado above them!
I don't think he was doing the driving during that turn.
When the siren goes out or struggles you don’t just stand there
One of the most erie sounding sirens i have ever heard. Id rather hear tiny tim overhead then that shit man
@@DevinBoynton that’s that thunderbolt 1,000 T best tornado sirens you can have we have hundreds of those around the Memphis area
Made by Federal Signal Corporation OAK BROOK, IL
From 1960 to 1991 very reliable
@@mbolden26my city used to have those along with some allertor125s
I understand many in my country think climate change is some liberal conspiracy. While I also understand there have always been tornadoes in “unlikely” places like here in the northeast: the FREQUENCY they are occurring outside of the usual “tornado alley’s”? After living down south, including northern Alabama, most of my life, and losing our home to one of these monsters in ‘98; I moved North, to the Poconos. As my now late Dad said “at least your only worry will be snowstorms up there!” Regardless, 25+ yrs in disaster management taught me to be prepared for anything. Now, almost 20yrs living here..2 hurricanes, the freak earthquake in 2011 that knocked my building off its foundation, a wildfire, and an EF1 touching down across the street in 2018 as I spoke to my Dad on the phone and he screamed that there’s no tornados in the Poconos?! BE PREPARED, DON’T stand in your windows or doors to watch, get away from windows to the safest part of your home, (meaning someplace where you might not go viral for your video, but MIGHT save your life!). Being prepared does NOT mean spending a bunch of money-believe me, a little each month WILL make a huge difference when the time comes. And at some point, you WILL need those things!
It’s kind of absurd, but I’m imagining your dad’s voice like he’s saying, “there’s no crying in baseball!”
I agree. I think it’s important to keep in mind that the same people who vehemently deny that climate change exists are also mostly the same people who believe there’s an invisible, all-knowing and all-seeing man living in the sky. Now objectively speaking, I think rational people know which one sounds more believable, but until society focuses more on reality and less on solace through denialism, we won’t make enough major changes - though I hope it’s not too late by then. I agree with you and I’m truly sorry about the scary experiences you’ve had, I’ve been through multiple hurricanes but those have warnings.
Even with all the havoc in that hotel, one man managed a self-admiring selfi.
Good thing I didn't want to hear the videos and rather have it annoyingly explained to me..........
God I swear the BBC PLANET EARTH ANNOUNCER PISSED ME OFF!!!😂😂😂😂
6:47 when you try to out run a tornado by driving right beside it until it crosses over you and you start driving away 😅. Not a good strategy for escape 😂. A blessed man and lucky that twister wasn't any stronger
Bro was talking about the bartlesville tornado then was talking about new jersey he's geeking
ive learned that peoples ego's gets them killed with nados
Narrating everything we are seeing on the video... so helpful
The “unruly pup” comment was uncalled for, especially since the pup did great listening in an emergency.
right? I think the only time he didn't listen was when he was told to stay and ran out the basement instead but c'mon, poor thing was probably terrified and confused.
@@olapapi5486 Given that the floor is very likely covered in glass and other sharp debris, I would have pushed them back in the basement until I could verify it was safe (…even if it meant dropping my phone for a second…). Dogs can get an alpha complex when they’re curious and that often leads to bigger problems, so this is more so on the owner. It’s incredible how many people survive natural disasters and then succumb to curiosity, but most of us know better. Dogs don’t.
Happened to myself while I was with my ex husband and our children. Tornado almost wiped us out while we were in our SUV. I had a Nissan Armada and with only minor damage, I was able to somehow drive through the side of a tornado at close range. Didn’t see the tornado because it was early morning and dark. All I know is that it was calm and within seconds I saw lightning but very low like beside my window. Tornado of La Porte Texas Oct. 31 2015 4:48. Two years later Harvey almost killed us.
Don't you watch or listen to the weather?
@silvershadow013 Tornadoes are very random, and if you live in areas that are prone to them, it's just part of life. People don't hide in their basements if there's a slight threat of a tornado!
well....I can't actually hear anything with you TALKING over the video Mr Ai..... 🤨
The power goi;g off is a good indicator that trouble is near.
7:00 "passed truff"??? "Through", the word is through and pronounced threw.
Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
People think there safe in building like hotel they need to go back and look at other videos that are just a concrete pad
How many people have actually heard a freight train? Very few. I live nect to a major east west line and trust me, they dont sound like trains. Tornados sound like jets! A deafening ROAR!
4:20 Terrifying sounds.
2::22 I thought she was gonna say Bartle Doo!
That last person was gangsta 😂
One hit my home 3 years ago, a EF4.
It isn't fun at all.
I’m so sorry! How awful. Were you at home during it? Basement?
The Sirens are to give you time to seek shelter.
Phones got smarter as people got dumber
OR… phones became more accessible to the people who were already dumber… You know what, no, nevermind, you’re right.
The Czech Republic knows how to build sturdy buildings.
Considering that 1,200 of them were damaged or destroyed, apparently not sturdy enough.
What not to do in a tornado:
Last video in Czech Republic
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I was in the same tornado that hit the hotel in the first clip (i live 2 miles away from it
Who would live in these places. We had a small earthquake here in New York and I’m already thinking about moving. I’m not built for natural disasters.
Well, there are very few locations that are totally immune from natural disasters. There are hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, earthquakes, sandstorms, semi-active volcanos, and blizzards in the US alone. As someone living in Florida, cherish your rare earthquake experience in NY and I mean that genuinely and sincerely.
You would not want the anxiety of 5+ days of watching a hurricane get closer to your state while it becomes more and more powerful with each update, and also being in the direct line for its eventual landfall. Then you’d be without power for a week during summer with temps of 85°F and 90% humidity… if your home makes it through a minimum of 70+ MPH winds for hours. NY is nice and far less risky than many other states. 😊
@@TitaniumTurbine I completely understand . It’s getting crazy out here, I don’t know how other people do it. I am grateful but it seems to be getting higher and higher on the magnitude meter and I don’t got time for buildings to be collapsing like the movie 2022(i think it was). All jokes aside, I’m over it. There is a lot of scary things to watch out for, but natural disasters I feel are very unexpected and hard to prepare for and be in control. I gotta do research and see what’s the place that has had the least amount of shit happen in a decade because it’s not giving for the U.S. and cali is definitely a no no for sure.
1:25- "GYAAD DAYUM BOY!!" LOL
Memo to GrumpyMeow. Twister was a Hollywood blockbuster movie.
Lol “were in the middle of it” Lol nah it went passed you
Dude i was in a tornado yesterday and i dived in my closet
Whoa! Which tornado? All ok?
Oh wow.
3:40 thats where im from lol😅. Funny it made it on this list. I just escaped it too.
Live right across the border from Clarksville TN. I remember that day. We were I believe in a tornado watch but yet it didn't look bad here at all just can't remember if sun was shining or cloud cover. Glad all these people lived to tell the tail and no injuries. Just watched Reed trimmer in a mega wedge tornado in the dominator 3 who was in the area I believe last week. He was heading towards the border in oak Grove which I believe is still part of same county as us but looked and seen he was in Hopkinsville where I live. Would have loved seeing the dominator 3. I don't wanna be anywhere near his destination though 🤣
Best place to study a tornado is from the inside of a tornado looking out.
"The suck zone" - Dusty from Twister.
1:47 I know he’s excited but I guess that’s how people talk now. Holy fkn sht!!
Bartlesville tornado happened on May 6th, not May 5th.
Ya'll on that balcony at 8:40.... not the place to be! Ground floor, please.
If that’s an apartment (as it appears to be), there may very well not be a ground floor for them to take shelter in, especially if they are comprised of exterior doors.
I stayed in that Hampton in Bartlesville few years ago, my sister lives there barely missed her.
8:20 Any Czech friends out there, would you mind translating what the young man was saying ive always been curious.
The guy in Clarksville, TN was an idiot. You realize you're driving towards the tornado, and if you film a tornado, why not pull over on the side of the road that's far enough
Fortunately I don’t think those hotels were in the direct path of that Bartlesville tornado ..
The voice sounds like Tom Hardy narrating.
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I cant say anything.. im like the Toby Keith song "trailerhood"
Grab a six pack and a lawn chair! Theres a tornado comin'!!!
I think they forgot that tornadoes move
Dam boi
Stay safe everyone, may you all be in God's protection
Satans safety to us all.
@@x9x9x9x9x9nah, I pefer God.
Amen. God protects His children! 😀❤
@@dianefarley37 Sure does! Except the ones that die. Nuts to those guys. But it neatly absolves us of having to take any responsibility for our own actions or safety, yay!
off topic: why cant they just rotate camera sensors 90 degrees....
Who are the 2 news anchors please :D 2:12
Is it true that if driving, leave your car and get in a ditch? That was advised way back when
Yes
It depends on the direction of the tornado, if it’s going the other way, there’s clearly no point. But yeah, face down in a ditch NOT an overpass.
@@TitaniumTurbine I have read to get under the bridge of an overpass. Not true?
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That's it? There are so many more out there you barely scratched the surface.
He can make more videos with those clips/short videos, which would probably get him more views than shoving it all into one video
@@Bees_Animations I disagree. If I wanted to watch short clips I would watch the original videos instead of this. He needs to make it longer, at least an hour long, encompassing many more videos that fit the video title.
@@TheKuptisIt gives him more, it’s because CZcams shorts has more users than regular videos.
@@TheKuptis If you want to compile them into one video, I would watch it.
Standing in front of an open area trying to watch a tornado is dangerous because of projectile possibilities. Get to safety and film the aftermath. I'd rather be safe than sorry all because I wanted to film the storm.
In their cars
Not caws 😅
The people that just insist on getting as closest as possible footage of a tornado don’t value their lives and limbs. You won’t be able to download your videos or see how many views and likes your video is getting if your hands, arms are ripped from your bodies! Think about it! Weather is not to be played with. It’s to be studied and respected.😊
Im sure we could hear all these things if wasnt for the narrator TALKING
That man was a hero to keep trying to get his dog to safety. Right in time, too bcuz the lights went out then the tornado hit.
where did you find this AI Narrator voice?
Europe got a little taste of what Americans go through.
They already have. Tornadoes are not that rare in Europe, contrary to popular belief.
6:22 that was a stupid thing to do! He should have kept going straight
Бесстрашные люди
Great footage. But it's so frustrating when people stop filming to run for their lives.
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She’s mine ,,,,,!!!!!
Yes she will be
Strange commentary. British people don't speak like that, unless perhaps they've stayed a long time in America.
European houses are built far better than any American houses. Just fyi.
Stop it …. She’s mine ….. I will take her away from you
passed truff? lol ai can't pronounce through
usa and his paper houses.......
Makes no sense.
Tornadoes are only dangerous if you look directly at them. Like the eclipse
Yes. NEVER make eye contact!
Do you know what an octave is? Obviously not. To go several higher is impossible.. That would be like a man singing twice as high as Mariah Carey.Ridiculous.
He should be thanking and praising God that he survived but nope he just can't seem to keep that potty mouth shut. 😠
Technology has desensitized us from reality. Prove me wrong.
The angels 😇 are always watching you always
Even the people who were torn apart limb by limb during a tornado? Hmmm. Maybe not always or it’s very selective. Lol
Sorry, but the narration ruined this one for me.
Darwin Award contestants.
Niemals bitte in Gottes Namen Handy Hochformat Filmen wenn dann bitte nächste Querformat Quer Quer Quer Dabke.😂😂😂😂😂
OK let's see if I'm tracking correctly.. So it's their first vacation to the US from another country, they only get to be there a couple of days, either they won the vacation on a local Brazilian syndicated game show, or they don't own a globe, I'm just trying to figure out how Bartlesville, OK was their destination of choice for their big trip to America.
Heckuva tour package