Severe Thunderstorm in Kokomo, Indiana with Severe winds, Hail. April 26, 2017.
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- Finally into springtime! And April 26, 2017 was a day of interesting spring weather, as a thunderstorm complex originating in Missouri traveled northeastward into Indiana and initiated additional convection ahead of it. One of these more individual thunderstorms impacted Kokomo that evening, and brought with it severe winds, hail of dime to nickel size (estimated at our location), and EPIC clouds!! Although this day was remembered for severe weather here, we are nearing the one month anniversary of a tragic event in the storm chasing community.
On March 28, 2017, three storm chasers were involved in a vehicle collision just west of Spur, Texas. In a shocking and terrible event, Kelley Williamson, Randy Yarnall, and Corbin Jaegar were all killed in the crash. It's a loss that still leaves a hole in the storm chasing community, Kelley and Randy were great chasers who inspired many and in doing so potentially helped to shape the future of storm chasing, and Corbin Jaegar was a rising chaser who would have become better known in the coming years. My thoughts and prayers are still with their families and friends, and with the people who worked with them and were fans of them.
bro i was in the 7th grade when this happened and i started crying like a baby because down in our area there was a tornado warning🤣
GL Luna EDITS dont worry there. I hate tornado warnings too your not the only one
noHaxJustStrqvez oh wow what a hard ass
I was in 3rd grade when this happened
Melanie G yea other than storm chasers who know what their doing, who says “oh a tornado warning I oughta go outside and go near it to record it.”
@NohaxJustStqvez no proof.
Absolutely fantastic severe thunderstorm structure displayed here! This reminds me of a severe thunderstorm that I chased in July 2016 here, in Montreal, Quebec!
Thank you so much for sharing this!
Thank you very much! I appreciate it!
Nobody:
Not even aliens:
Noone else in the universe:
Ethan B:
*Nipple sized hail*
You dont have to be mean he's trying
@@rileyb2448
Im not being mean im just joking 😂
@@Extremez
Spotter: Yes I'd like to report nipple sized hail.
NWS: Okay how big of nipples?
Spotter: Like, pepperoni nipples.
NWS: Oh wow, okay thanks for your report.
0:55 that advertisment buildboard says "the end is near"
*Looks at board then thunderstorm*
Yep the "apocalypse" is near
Haha I hadn't noticed it until after I reviewed my footage later. Good eye.
This was in 2017 and now we are two years later. . . Yes the end is near. . . Folks you and I have been chosen by our Lord to be here at this time to see it. We are at the end of the human race.
I don't believe anyone will see 2022. . . The signs are all so clear to me. . . Faith is Christ is all that will remove you from here at the last moment, and by his blood upon the Ark of the Covenant under Golgotha. . . He is coming, are you ready. . . . . .
They arent wrong
Lol yeah it’s funny
Im actually surprised that based on that storm structure you only got pea size hail... That greenish core I would've guessed ping pong ball at least.
We got up to around nickle-sized hail, but I was surprised that it wasn't larger as well. There was a report of golfball-sized hail somewhere in Kokomo, but I'm not sure where relative to our location.
If you are put under a warning of any kind, make sure to stay safe!
ElmoFTW BarneyBTW ,I am getting one today too
Oh yeah, the August 24th, 2016 event was quite an experience for anyone involved.
Ethan B That's awful!
Excellent video, Ethan. Many thanks for sharing this.
Thank you, L.T. Hanlon!
sounds a bit like barney from the simpsons 🤣😂🤣😂🤙
I'm not sure if people always comparing me to cartoon characters is a beneficial attribute because it makes me unique, or if it makes it overall unpleasant for viewers.
@@EthanBWeather just an observation m8 wouldn't let it bother you i had the mick taken outa me for years going thru school i just learned to laff along and your rite it does make u unique, keep going with vids bud
Will do, thank you
Ethan B don’t listen to them Ethan, your amazing!! One of the reasons why I don’t recommended my older videos too, but your a 👑
I got Mickey Mouse
Another great video...what I like most is your commentary...you're not like other people doing videos like this where they just keep talking and focus on themselves...the right balance between talking and letting the action speak for itself...keep up the good work and keep your passion alive my friend!
Thank you very much Art Vanderlay! I really appreciate that. I do strive for a good balance in these kinds of videos, with my short films/documentary-type videos have more narration (actually I'm used to people telling me that my narration/commentary is horrible). If you're interested, I have a short documentary about the 2018 storm season premiering on Dec 20, 2018 on my channel.
Nipple size hail keeps making me giggle. .
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I know you probably said nickel but it was still funny lol. Love the video!
Haha maybe it'll be a meme someday, I wrote a reply to someone else the other day on this video that went:
Spotter: Yes I'd like to report nipple sized hail.
NWS: Okay how big of nipples?
Spotter: Like, pepperoni nipples.
NWS: Oh wow, okay thanks for your report.
I'm really glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you!
@@EthanBWeather I saw that comment lol
U did a great job videoing the storm ...
Thank you!
By far my favorite storm and video you’ve shot! (Damaging winds and Hail)
Thank you JT! It was an epic storm for sure
Awesome video dude! I absolutely love storms. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much, Niqht! I love them too, and will be filming more when the storm season finally starts back up again here. (in the meantime, central Indiana's under a winter storm watch now).
WOW!!!!! Love from GREECE😘😘😘😘😘😘
Thank you very much!
Yasou patrida!
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This is a good video, Ethan. You are recording from the Nation's Heartland. I like your live coverage of these storms. It is good to see an honest weather report that focuses on the weather and not the reporter. Stay with it, and stay honest!!
Thank you! I do aim for the focus to be on weather, the subject of my footage, rather than myself. I do have narration and will film myself on occasion but yes the main focus is certainly the weather.
Waw very strong storm! Great video!
Thank you very much! Regarding intensity, it was the worst of 2017 here. I call the July 10 event worse, however, because that day featured a series of tornadic supercells into the nighttime hours.
That is one gnarly-looking t-storm.
Thank you! It sure was, the very dark clouds and greenish color in the precip core signaled that it was a large storm, and the roll cloud-like feature that occurs right before the rain showed that it was lifting moist air enough to create that feature. I would pay to see something like that right now.
I’ve seen up to softball size hail before. During a tornado in Madisonville, Kentucky in June 2014, I saw anything from pea size hail all the way up to golf ball size hail.
Awesome
Ethan B In early June, 2014 I had a rather large tornado in Madisonville, Kentucky. It leveled some homes, destroyed some and damaged many others (Including mine)
I realize this video is a couple of yrs old, but still pretty good. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much! Hopefully some people will still think that in 10 years. But in the meantime, even better footage will come to this channel.
@@EthanBWeather wish we had that kind of weather in Sudbury, Ontario. Storm chasing has always been one of my dreams, but for now I'll have to remain content in enjoying your wonderful videos
@@sillyme163 Well I'll certainly try to keep providing them to you, and I hope that someday you'll be able to achieve your storm chasing dream! You're welcome to visit Tornado Alley someday; just chase carefully.
I live 40 miles east of Kokomo and I remember that storm rolling through. That year had some crazy storms.
It sure did! I want more storms in 2023 like 2017 had (as seen in my recent 2022 storm review video, this most recent season wasn't the best for Indiana).
@@EthanBWeather 2019 was crazy too. Especially on memorial day.
@@robertl779 Definitely. I failed to get onto those tornadoes, but that was the biggest outbreak of strong tornadoes in Indiana in a while.
@@EthanBWeather I was watching the weather channel during that. An EF 2 passed about 9 miles north of Hartford City where I live.
@@robertl779 I was too far south at the time, but was watching TWC when the Macy, IN EF3 happened. Also saw it on radar. I wish so badly that I could have filmed that tornado.
I love severe thunderstorms and rain just not hail or lighting !
Oh yes I can understand that! Lightning is an extremely dangerous feature of thunderstorms, and hail is really startling to experience.
I wish I was like yall
Well I like thunderstorm but with never thunder and chance of tornados
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@@EthanBWeather I drove though a shelf cloud around Katy, Texas (Just west of Houston), it brought heavy rain, pea size hail and gusty wind.
Hey,Ethan B I absolutely love this video it demonstrates the text-book like severe thunderstorm structure,Overall one of my favorite thunderstorm videos because it reminds me of the May 15th new england MCS.
Awesome, I'm glad that you like it!
Idk if you’ll see this but amazing video keep it up
Thank you very much! I intend to, although the storm season has been rather quiet thus far in the Great Lakes.
Where I live storms don’t get too severe. Sometimes we’ll get gusty winds of abooout 10-15 mph but it’s not common and it’s usually not windy under the rain, the wind comes before it. (Sometimes. We do get a couple of freak hailstorms but those are not too common and if you’re indoors, it not a problem)
Gee whiz, sounds like I wouldn't do too well over there. I need my severe weather Lol. But living there does have the advantage of not having to worry much about destructive storms every storm season.
Yeah, where I live, I've been through my share of severe thunderstorm warnings, not one of them was severe. I've been through storms that deserve a warning, no warning, lol
Nice video enjoyed a lot thanks Ethan
You're quite welcome, glad you enjoyed!
Great view of that storm brewing up ...
Thank you!
Who here just got this video as a result of watching CZcams videos related to supercell storms?
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Hell yeahhh
You know conditions are going south when the sky is that color in the middle of the day!
Absolutely!
A few days ago maybe weeks we had a severe thunderstorm warning Clouds were pitched black. Pea sized hail raining so hard the thunder was sooo loud omg
Sounds like a strong storm! Pitch black clouds are usually a sign that an incoming storm is fairly large (but this can depend also on time of day, atmospheric moisture content, and cloud heights).
@@EthanBWeather yeah but we were safe!
Are severe storms that bad because its happening in a couple hours where I live
Severe thunderstorms vary in their intensity, but if they meet severe criteria (wind gusts AOA 58 mph and hail of quarter size or larger) then they are capable of doing damage and causing harm. If you are in the path of a severe storm, take shelter away from windows on the lowest floor of a building. But don't panic, as the storm will likely be over shortly.
This is late and you’ve probably seen what the severe storms can do/cause. But where I live, (Indiana but not Kokomo, I live in Marion), some storms can be bad and other times, the weather people exaggerate. It’s never really as bad as they make it to be. Which is a good thing. But if they are actually severe, the winds are sometimes 60-80mph, hail isn’t usually that bad and flooding happens... tornadoes don’t really touch down, at least not the part of Indiana I’m in... but if they do, they’re usually weak. EF-0, maybe an EF-1... but it’s usually strong winds, lots of rain and hail...
wow man this is an amazing video Ethan
Thank you very much! A very nice thunderstorm, so much more than I've been able to get so far this year
hey no prob man your awesome and i love your videos
thats a lot of hail that came down
I'm very happy to hear that, I'm still filming severe weather and actually plan on aiming for better footage going ahead, but haven't had anything yet this season save for a few sub-severe thunderstorms. And yes this thing was a hail-producing machine, I loved it. Thank you for the kind words, man!
no prob man
That’s a very good camera woah
Very great footage
Thank you very much! This camera has been excellent in filming weather over the last few years.
Super cool video Ethan it's very good! I really like it. The camera structure is really good.
Thank you very much! It's a 1080p camera.
@@EthanBWeather no problem! I like watching severe storms on CZcams but i hate them in real life lol. Im facinated by them
awesome job. you were good a describing everything to
Thank you very much!
no problem man just like to give a fellow youtuber and weather geek support brother
It is certainly appreciated!
wow, nice storm! Good video!!
Thank you, Niko Storm! It was, by far, my favorite storm so far this year to hit my area
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LOL!
The severe thunderstorms are crazy up there. We get a lot of storms (I mean a LOT) in Florida. Occasionally, one or 2 will be severe. They typically come in as a gust front before the rain, with some gusty winds. They calm down a bit. The lightning and rain is the worst. Under the crazy downpours, its not super windy, but there will be some freak, strong periods of wind the first 5-10 minutes. Its more tropical weather, not those scary looking supercells.
I do enjoy those kinds of thunderstorms, but the separation of outflow winds from rain core typically indicates an outflow-dominant storm. However, with the high moisture down in Florida, torrential downpours aren't uncommon. Although I do love the severe weather and supercells in the Midwest, I do occasionally want a storm like you have down there!
I also live in Indiana and in my county we are also getting severe thunderstorms.
I saw that the SPC has a marginal risk in NW Indiana with a decaying line of storms in the northern part of the state. Could still be some isolated strong to severe storms.
That is a worst rain storm ever I have ever seen wow that is so much rain and I have to watch this.
Certainly a lot of rain.
That's so beautiful. What a great day.
Thank you, Soulful Terrain, it was a pretty awesome day!
That cloud sure is scary looking
Clouds like this often precede strong to severe thunderstorms, so be sure to stay in a sturdy structure if the sky looks threatening.
Great video, love that storm front
Thank you, I did as well!
wow you did get a nice storm.... sweet
Sure did, it was epic!
You can see the rain curtains that's so cool!!
Yep! It was an epic storm!
I used to live super close to where this was shot. We saw some pretty crazy fronts come in while I was there, but still nothing quite like that.
(I was also out of town when the November 2013 tornado hit and then we'd moved by the time the August 2016 tornadoes came through... though I was in town that day about half a mile from where the biggest one hit.)
Turns out I have pictures of that exact storm, I was in Kokomo that day and saw it coming, but was able to make it out of town and back home before it came through. We probably didn't get it as bad as Kokomo did
The southern part of Kokomo has seen some significant storms through the years.
Incredible Storm !! I rarely see storms like that in my area !!
Thank you, it was quite a thing to see! I don't see storms like this all that often either (2017 has been more active than normal here it seems, however)
I just had one today.
Great video
Nickle size hail?? I live in Schenectady and we have had ping ping ball/golf size hail,it was huge!!
Thank you. In this case it was nickle-sized, maybe some nearby quarters. Quarter is the biggest I've ever seen, I can't imagine what golf ball-sized hail is like! Sounds like it was!
I had a storm just just like this!! But the sky was this yellowish color and than it become Dark! A few whiles it was just like BOOM! BOOM! CRACK! SHLACK! I was like wow. Heart pounding a little bit, but I was fine.
Oh wow, anytime the sky turns a strange color with a thunderstorm, that's an indicator that it's probably on the intense side.
That's just like a normal day in Ireland🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Haha if that's true then I'm moving there
Just minus the thunder and lightning, during winter months it's raining like that every day haha
Ah okay
Dusko Kovac what’s the point with no thunder and lightning that’s the best part
I'm Irish.
This footage is so god damn good!
Do you really think so?
Chicago is in great with severe storms like tornadoes and floods also winter storms
Yeah Chicago gets some really bad ones on occasion.
Beautiful structure in the clouds.. you can almost see the dynamics of the system in the clouds, inflow vs outflow and RFD winds makes for a combination for some bad weather lol
Indeed it does! Bad and awesome weather, I enjoyed the structure on this storm more than any other this year save for the July 10, 2017 supercell.
Once in 2015 me and my dad was driving back from this one place after visiting Grandma and me n my dad was driving into this green sky. My dad spotted a wall cloud I saw it too. I was very scared high winds hail lightning hard rain everything. So when me n my dad came back my dad checked the news and if I'm not mistaken I think a tornado hit the gastation
(I can't spell gastation)
That sounds like an insane storm! Be sure that, in future cases, you pull over and seek shelter when such a storm approaches.
Carry on on with making more videos of thunderstorms and I enjoyed it and keep up the good work and I live in the uk where I live we don't get thunderstorms like we used to and we seem to get just rain and high winds and some sunshine
Glad you enjoyed it, and I will definitely have more videos! That sucks that you aren't getting as epic of storms like this as often anymore. We don't have many like this either, really, and the current problem is that we're entering summer in Indiana, which can sometimes bring us dry weather for a while. But it also means that at some point in the summer, we could have a derecho event.
Awww, I like the dedication at the end. :(
Thank you, this video was the first I released after their deaths, so I had to make a dedication to them.
I live just East of 31, less than 1.5 miles from the hospital where you are filming, and the hail only reached pea sized here while lasting about 2 minutes. No significant wind to speak of here.
Oh wow! That's quite a change with distance. I know there was a measured 73 mph wind gust near Sharpsville, and they weren't all the way up to that at the hospital but still very strong.
Ethan B It was almost surreal the way day seemed to end immediately,and night began. There was no sunset to speak of, it just went dark as those clouds rolled in. Compared to the tornadoes we had in August, this felt more ominous for some reason. I was at St. Joan of Arc school picking up my nephew during the tornado outbreak, and even though it was unexpected, I never got that "oh shit" feeling like I did when these storms passed through and night turned back into day, briefly. I have a couple of pictures taken from the St. Joan of Arc parking lot if you'd like to see them. By a couple, I literally mean 2. They were taken about 2:55pm, and showed an obvious tornado approximately 10 miles west of Dixon and maybe a quarter mile north of Lincoln.
Ethan B P.S. I tried to find your email address in the "about" section of your page, but I don't see one.
Awesome! Thanks.
Thank you very much Chris, and you're welcome!
Weird cloud at 1:27
Yes a very interesting and beautiful cloud. It's Cloud Atlas name is Volutus, but it's more commonly called a role cloud. In this case, it formed at the interface of relatively warmer (and therefore more buoyant) air ahead of the storm cluster and much colder, dense air within the strong downdraft. This isn't extremely common with severe storms, but it's certainly amazing to see! Roll clouds may also form along outflow boundaries where an arcus cloud (shelf cloud) has separated from the thunderstorm but maintains a horizontal rolling motion due to differences in air density.
Ethan you didn't put do not use without permission in your older videos which could have been why they stole the footage.
That's correct, although if they find it good enough then they'd probably try anyway. But back then I didn't think my videos were going to go anywhere
Hearing the birds talking at the end was nice ...
Yes I thought so as well, so I left it in the video.
i remember having a severe thunderstorm and it started raining and hailing the only thing i saw was black and green sky and trees going sideways
Sounds like quite a storm!
That’s one thing I miss about Kentucky is all the storms they used to have I live in Lewis Delaware and there’s an invisible bubble around it Where it does not rain
I would miss that, too!
I love severe thunderstorms
So do I!
Damn I miss storms like these
I've even seen yellow along with green, but hey thanks for posting lets us weather nutz see storms that we don't get to see! 😊⛈
Oh wow, that had to be awesome to see, and you're welcome! Glad to be able to share video of this epic storm with others who appreciate it
Herbert's commentary is great
I would really like for viewers to give constructive and intelligent criticism regarding my videos. But, to each his own, I guess.
You just sound like Herbert the pervert, my friend. You capture some amazing storm structure that is mesmerizing to watch in motion.
Great video now it is severe thunderstorm warning with lightning hail big clap of thunder boom lightning strikes and hail and lightning
Thank you.
You have done good job
Thank you, Bryce!
That looks like a
Tornado=comment
Hurricane=like
Nice storm you got there😉
Pretty dark clouds too!
But I live in North California so I don't get stuff like this but just small thunderstorms
Indeed! And they were probably the darkest clouds I've seen since the August 24, 2016 tornadoes. Things aren't as crazy in North California most of the time, but they do get some storms occasionally.
If you lived here in 2011, you probably remember that day with the big tornados everywhere.
Whoops, for some reason I always read that as "North Carolina" instead of "North California"
Ethan B Haha! You're right
Ethan B I remember that storm as well. There was a huge drop down right above my house and we could see it rotating above us
I love storms with lightning and wind and rain with no tornado and also I never seen a tornado are tornado scary
Speaky muchy engish?
Do storms scare you
@Ryan Nimmo That's awesome, and I certainly understand not wanting to deal with a tornado! They are incredibly powerful and dangerous forces of nature. Storms themselves don't scare me, but nocturnal situations/very dangerous storms do scare me to an extent. The best storm chasers must always retain a sense of fear, because a lack of it leads to carelessness.
I love storms with lightning and not with a tornado
We get alot of severe thunderstorms here in Milwaukee County !
You’re welcome!
GREAT JOB!!
Thank you, Niklas!
Guys read the desc it's so sad.....
Lol Ethan it was like 2 in the morning. And we got a thunderstorm similar to that. But there was no tornado. And I was sleeping. Just today that happened
Oh wow, that's quite a time for such a storm to happen, I sure wouldn't prefer it!
Ethan B we usually get the worst storms in the middle of the night. We just had one at 4 in the morning today
@@mrlordgarbage A lot of my summertime storms occur late at night, when sufficient buoyancy remains and mid-level temps have cooled some. It's an active period for nocturnal storms right now.
Hey! I see this video went viral thanks to CZcams's weird algorithm. Congrats!
Oh, and that seeing "green sky" embedded behind the gust front is never good news.
It sure did, and that's why I've been able to exceed 1,300 subscribers, thank you! Oh yeah, when I saw all these cloud features and coloration as this storm was coming in, I knew it was going to be a significant one.
AWSOME STORM! ⛈
It sure was! I'd like another one.
@@EthanBWeather with chance of tornados?
@@braydensollie8015 Maybe, I like tornadoes that don't threaten people's lives or property.
@@EthanBWeather wow I thought nobody likes 🌪️ 😯
I like storm like that
They are awesome!
Severe thunderstorm hail 😊
I love hail!
Is it caused by the cold front？
A lot of severe thunderstorms develop along cold fronts, but I think this storm cluster was actually tracking along a warm front dipping down into Indiana.
@@EthanBWeather warm front？😰😰😰
@@user-ui1oy4un7t A warm front is a boundary separating cool air from warmer air that is moving into an area.
I live in eastern Pennsylvania and our weather up here is BORING!!
It's not as active as the weather in some parts of the Midwest and Plains, but on occasion you can still get some good storms. Plus the winter storms!
Ethan B Actually, we do get some good winter storms here as well. However, my favorite storms are thunderstorms.
@@nenblom Oh yes, mine too! Particularly the severe ones.
We got heavy rain n hail now ...
I thought after the severe thunderstorm was a aftermath
Severe thunderstorms often leave some form of aftermath such as wind damage, hail damage, or flooding. In this case, I uploaded the video prior to searching the area for any damage. However, I do recall some tree damage reports coming in, with barn damage nearby as well.
0:28
That was awesome 😱👍🏻
Thank you, it sure was epic! I miss storms like this, particularly when the wind chill is -50 Lol (which it was here this morning)
Thee Tom Jackson?
Is there a video of the storm when it was overhead?
This was the only video I got of it, when the storm comes over us is when the wind and rain both increase significantly.
Nice video!
Thank you, Heather!
And severely dark skys
Indeed.
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That’s impressive!!
Thank you!
Omg one time the sky in my area looked exactly like that and I got so scared that we we're going to have a tornado but we ending up with a tornado warning and there was a tornado that touched down not to far from us it was like 2 to 3 miles away and the tornado was an EF3 and it destroyed a lot of houses and picked up cars and trees as well. 29 people died and over 100 people were injured. Luckly I didn't get hit by the EF3 tornado. If it kept moving like 2 to 3 more miles, my town would of been destroyed and I could've gotten injured or killed. So that was my story but this happened last year.
Wow! That sounds terrifying, where did the tornado occur?
@@EthanBWeather Idk how to spell the town's name
Ahh, the Video Cake. Top it off with a comment, a like, and a sub.
Thanks!
Great vid!
Thank you, POPsicle!
Server thunderstorm watch hits Kokomo Indiana April 2016 at 5:00 PM to 7:00PM
Super cool footage! Left a sub!
Thank you very much! Welcome on board!
Ethan B would you mind checking out my channel as well
@@asaschlobohm Sure, but understand that I don't usually usually follow the "you sub to me and I'll sub to you" thing.
Ethan B I’m so late to responding to comments. But ya I don’t do that much it makes you look desperate for subs. Since your really ahead of me in subs. What do you do to promote your channel?
@@asaschlobohm Well, one of the things I recommend is putting out content as regularly as you can, and make that content stay within a common topic. Make use of the end screens and cards offered in the editing section of the video, and try to share the link to your channel in various weather-related groups (or other social media platforms, such as Twitter or Facebook). Do you know now David Schlotthauer here on CZcams?
LOL that was nothing. You ought to move to Florida you have real severe thinderstorms at least once a day. But thanks anyway for sharing this. By the way, I used to live in Delphi and one summer the sky turned green also only because a tornado had formed.
Florida does get a lot of awesome storms, but this one certainly met severe criteria. I prefer Midwestern storms over Florida's storms because the Midwest tends to see a greater variety of stronger storms (tornado outbreaks, derecho events, intense mid-latitude cyclones, etc).
@@EthanBWeather they might get some tornado warnings in some of the storms, but believe me this was nothing compared to the Florida thunderstorms.
who else is watching while in a thunderstorm????
I'm in a severe tstorm watch.
@@johnwesleyhuss2327 oof
Sever thunderstorm ⛈ can cause tornado 🌪 and hail
Absolutely.
Thunder Rain Cloudstorm Lightning 🌩🌪🌙️ Tornado and wind Nightmoning
Wow
Keep on through your videos ignore the haters!
Thank you, Avasepticeye 12344! I certainly am! And ignoring the haters, actually that's why I even made my second to latest video (the Crazy Weather of May 2017) with commentary, and they don't bother me anyway. I will certainly continue to post more, hopefully many more before the year is out!
Indeed, and thank you! So far there hasn't been a better storm here this year, but more opportunities coming.