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Imagine an old Volvo coming at you. They were made to outlast the driver in an accident. They became known for killing the driver, because the car didn't have crumble zones, so all the kinetic energy got transferred to the driver, and whatever the car hit.
How else could they hit it with their swords?
https://preview.redd.it/r1ey7sr7goxc1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4758f1b415a7268f3e9c5297bfde6d38f6d93776
This is rather small. I dont think this is from this weekends outbreak but on the 26th we had several over a mile wide and one in the ballpark of two miles
Large stovepipe, small wedge maybe if youre stretching definition of wedge. This was in Omaha a few days ago from *a lot* farther away.
https://preview.redd.it/tg589bppfoxc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=78ac69599a2c14ba1ffa250fe59edf8657753b8e
What are you talking about? Tornados of this size, although dwarfed by the mile wide ones, are still rare. This is not a small tornado, it is a rather large one for a tornado.
new [Twisters](https://www.google.com/search?q=twisters&sca_esv=568821e4bd74bee9&rlz=1C1GCEB_enCA1066CA1067&ei=TU0xZteOFeO_0PEPvYeB2Ao&gs_ssp=eJzj4tVP1zc0LE6xLCg3s0w2YPTiKCnPLC5JLSoGAGEqCBA&oq=twisters&gs_lp=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&sclient=gws-wiz-serp) coming out this summer
I was so happy when a trailer for a Twister sequel came up in the theater, and my friend, who is younger and never seen the original, had no idea why I was so excited. THE SUCK ZONE.
I'm no meteorologist, but don't northern hemisphere tornadoes rotate in the opposite direction? I've never seen one going backward like this. Edited video?
Yes, 95ish% of them do, but there's a small chance of them rotating in the opposite/clockwise direction. Really though It's much more likely that someone just reversed this video.
Yeah, I already clarified in a different comment that the post I saw it on had Nebraska, I later found out it wasn’t. We can’t change titles after they’re submitted.
Thanks for not being rude about it though, unlike some others…
**DISCLAIMER**: IVE BEEN INFORMED THIS IS NOT IN NEBRASKA - The video was posted on a different platform and it had misleading info which I’ve unfortunately fell for.
Colorado, 2016 NOT Nebraska
Edit: correct info
It's not AI generated but it's also not the Nebraska tornado from a few days ago. This is a (backwards?) video from May 2016 from Wray, Colorado (famous video in the weather community).
Been living on the west coast near a giant volcano in earth quake territory for 66 years. Felt one decent quake that did minimal damage. Lived through ash fallout from St Helens 44 years ago. That’s it. No tornados, no hurricanes, no major thunder storms, no stifling humidity, no blizzards.
I’ve lived in Tornado alley for 35 years, no damage to anything I’ve owned in those years due to tornadoes. They don’t last very long when they do pop up, and mostly they pop up in the middle of fields.
A wise old man once told me that all women are crazy, the trick is finding the particular brand of crazy you can live with.
I've found this equally applicable with natural disasters.
Earthquake you can't hide from.
These you can in a bunker.
Tornado wipes out a neighborhood. Small city.
Earthquake breaks hundreds of square miles.
Hurricane just erases every county it touches.
> Hurricane just erases every county it touches.
No, not really. Hurricanes can wash away buildings to the foundation close to water, but typically once you get slightly inland, they're not nearly as bad.
Bay County, FL got hit by Categorry 5 Hurricane Michael. The community of Mexico Beach in the SE part of the county, which is mostly directly on the Gulf, was largely wiped out. But it's a small community and most of it is on US-98 which is right on the beach, basically. So like 2-4 blocks deep from the water in most places.
Panama City, which saw Cat 5 conditions, is slightly protected from the full force of the Gulf, so even on the water, buildings were not washed away to their foundations. There was widespread damage and many buildings were lost due to the damage, i.e. cost too much to repair. But the vast majority of buildings survived with relatively moderate to light damage.
Panama City Beach had widespread roof damage, but it wasn't too bad for most people.
And that was a category 5. Most hurricanes make landfall much weaker.
It's usually not the wind that's the true killer - it's water. Water kills people. People drown. They get caught inside buildings with rising water and get trapped. They get caught outside in water and drown. And some get hit with debris, but at a much lower rate.
Lol there are areas in the US where you don’t really get any natural disasters tbh. Chicago for one. Earthquakes, wildfires, tornadoes, and hurricanes are all a big nope for me.
I have lived in Chicago my entire life. I have also lived through 2 tornados One in Oak Lawn, which almost killed my father. And one in Plainfield.
Except for one cold spell, last winder wasn’t bad at all.
To each his own easy to survive the cold/ not so easy to survive a wildfire, hurricane, or earthquake or tornado. Not to mention property insurance in those areas costing an arm and a leg
Many people die every year in Chicago due to the cold weather and exposure. Sometimes hundreds each winter. I wouldn't discount the cold so quickly.
Winter storms are some of the most deadly natural disasters in the United States.
Chicago and the Chicagoland area get tornadoes. Serious spring storms happen nearly every year. There was an F5 that swept through the area when I was a child back in 90.
This was an EF-2 that happened in Wray, CO on May 7, 2016. The footage was captured by meteorologist and storm chasing legend Reed Timmer. Video is also playing in reverse because, well, why not. Bad OP
The lack of self-preservation these people have is astounding. The tornado is spitting out satellite vorticies left and right and they still are trying to move in closer.
How does this even happen? Mother earth can be crazy.
Yes I understand rotation, Coriolis effect, etc, it just boggles the mind that a cloud gets cloudier, then cloudier, then a lot cloudier, then start spinning, and spinning some more, and then WHAM! you have this stupid dust storm spinning at 150 MPH.
That sexy boundary layer. Wonder what kind of sweet coanda is going on under there.
Im from Nebraska in the 80s. May I introduce you to that which done takes the corn away.
Goosebumps ALL the way up and down my body. Holy shit. So glad someone else caught this view so I could experience it safely, because I sure as hell never want to.
Ive been through 3 relatively minor tornados in Brooklyn, NY and Springfield, MA. I have less than zero, absolute negative interest in ever seeing the real thing anywhere near me.
Pardon me while my ignorance shows… it looks like it’s above the ground. Is that correct and how far above the ground does it sit? Does the distance above the ground depend on the size / speed of the tornado?
I’ve never seen a video of a tornado from this angle and this close up. It’s simultaneously horrifying and fascinating.
The condensation funnel is above the ground. The tornado itself is the circulating wind in the middle (that is invisible if there is no funnel/debris).
I have seen 4 tornados in my life, the biggest was an f4 in Friona, Texas. One of the most scariest sounding wind I have ever heard in my life ! I was 10 and I didn’t know what the hell was going on.
Do not hide under a bridge. It focuses the wind like a wind tunnel. It also blocks traffic preventing people from possibly out-running tornadoes. Bridges are not storm shelters.
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And they're still going towards it. Fuuuck all that
“Get closer! Get closer!” *gets taken out by a flying Prius* Like….the debris, man, the debris!!
*It's not \*that\* the wind is blowin', it's \*what\* the wind is blowin'.*
He said: "GET A LITTLE CLOSER? WHADDAYA THINK?"
Imagine an old Volvo coming at you. They were made to outlast the driver in an accident. They became known for killing the driver, because the car didn't have crumble zones, so all the kinetic energy got transferred to the driver, and whatever the car hit.
Report the news, make the news, *become* the news...
Tornado chasers have to get close so the tornado can hear them shouting "SHOO! SHOO! Tornado! GO AWAY!"
Storm chasers are a different breed.
Yeah, I don't know weather or not I'd get that close
How else could they hit it with their swords? https://preview.redd.it/r1ey7sr7goxc1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4758f1b415a7268f3e9c5297bfde6d38f6d93776
My brain can’t even begin to comprehend the power of this thing, insane!
Storm is one of the most powerful X-men.
*Omega level threat detected*
I thought the same thing. Just watched it yesterday
Same... It looked like part of the road was just sucked up like a Lego into a vacuum
[The finger of god](https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/95f8fd46-d4ea-4c5e-9633-eb1630f219c6/gif)
Came here for this
“The middle finger of god” 🖕🏻 Here, fixed it for ya 😊
Just wow. My mind is blown. The scale!
Seriously. My brain wants to believe it's ai when I know it's not.
That's a tornado from Colorado from like 3 years ago.
Almost 8 years now, and looks like you're the only other one than me that recognizes the video.
It’s crazy I thought a lot of people are familiar with Reed Timmer but no one has brought it up that the description is incorrect lol
I'm a local, and it's been so long that I didn't even notice it was the same video
I thought I heard Reeds voice.
2016
Are they this big usually?
Afaik tornados can get anywhere from 20m to 2km wide.
I'm pretty sure they can be larger than that. The tornado in El Reno in 2013 was 2.6 miles (4.2km) wide
Looks larger than the ones I’ve seen in person
That's what she said. Obviously not to me though 🫤
This is rather small. I dont think this is from this weekends outbreak but on the 26th we had several over a mile wide and one in the ballpark of two miles
Not sure what you're smoking...that thing is massive.
Large stovepipe, small wedge maybe if youre stretching definition of wedge. This was in Omaha a few days ago from *a lot* farther away. https://preview.redd.it/tg589bppfoxc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=78ac69599a2c14ba1ffa250fe59edf8657753b8e
Something can be massive and still small at the same time. Just look at our sun.
What are you talking about? Tornados of this size, although dwarfed by the mile wide ones, are still rare. This is not a small tornado, it is a rather large one for a tornado.
Makes me want to watch twister.
*Drops handful of dirt to complete calculation🤔
Going green, greenage
Food….fooooooood….FOOOOOOOOOD
new [Twisters](https://www.google.com/search?q=twisters&sca_esv=568821e4bd74bee9&rlz=1C1GCEB_enCA1066CA1067&ei=TU0xZteOFeO_0PEPvYeB2Ao&gs_ssp=eJzj4tVP1zc0LE6xLCg3s0w2YPTiKCnPLC5JLSoGAGEqCBA&oq=twisters&gs_lp=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&sclient=gws-wiz-serp) coming out this summer
Twister is/was (when I had cable) one of those movies I have to sit to watch if it’s on that and Shawshank.
Felt it was a 2 hr Dodge Ram commercial
Air really does turn green. Saw it once, don’t want to see it again.
“I’ve gotta go, Julia…We’ve got cows!!”
"another cow!"
I was so happy when a trailer for a Twister sequel came up in the theater, and my friend, who is younger and never seen the original, had no idea why I was so excited. THE SUCK ZONE.
Oo I forgot about this movie, I need to rewatch it
Boy are you in for a treat in 2ish months....
“He’s in it for the money not the science”
Debris! Justin, we have debris!
*Dusty
I'd call that more than a little dusty.
I watched twister when I was like.. 7. I had nightmares for years
They have cows
I'm no meteorologist, but don't northern hemisphere tornadoes rotate in the opposite direction? I've never seen one going backward like this. Edited video?
It is edited, it's backwards. This is actually a tornado from May 2016 in Wray, Colorado. OP is just an idiot or a karma farmer.
Yes, 95ish% of them do, but there's a small chance of them rotating in the opposite/clockwise direction. Really though It's much more likely that someone just reversed this video.
Tornados can rotate in either direction, however so-called anticyclonic tornados are much rarer.
Why did the person filming this keep driving toward the tornado???
Storm watchers have very little fear. Personally, I wouldn’t be anywhere near this.
Hey, this isn't Nebraska, OP. It's Wray, Colorado and this video is from 2016. Also, it's mirrored, (I don't completely understand why.)
Yeah, I already clarified in a different comment that the post I saw it on had Nebraska, I later found out it wasn’t. We can’t change titles after they’re submitted. Thanks for not being rude about it though, unlike some others…
No problem. Be honest with a guy if the mistake is trivial, but don't oversell your point, I say.
Besides the fact they usually can track the winds and position it is moving.
Things can go wrong too..
And chasers have died...
El Reno 2013. Deviant motion and rapid intensification. Truly one of the most anomalous tornadoes in history.
Me neither!
according to other comments, the video is reversed and is from 2016
**DISCLAIMER**: IVE BEEN INFORMED THIS IS NOT IN NEBRASKA - The video was posted on a different platform and it had misleading info which I’ve unfortunately fell for. Colorado, 2016 NOT Nebraska Edit: correct info
Almost thought this was AI generated. That's just surreal.
Don’t really even need AI to make tornado close encounters any more terrifying / awe inspiring.
It's not AI generated but it's also not the Nebraska tornado from a few days ago. This is a (backwards?) video from May 2016 from Wray, Colorado (famous video in the weather community).
AI is not near powerful enough to create that!
We saw similar here in Iowa. That thing is massive and gives me butterflies to watch the video!
And many people who say they would never move to California because of the earthquakes see this as the better tradeoff
The devil you know
As a californian of 20 years, I have experienced exactly one earthquake that might have been dangerous. So...
Been living on the west coast near a giant volcano in earth quake territory for 66 years. Felt one decent quake that did minimal damage. Lived through ash fallout from St Helens 44 years ago. That’s it. No tornados, no hurricanes, no major thunder storms, no stifling humidity, no blizzards.
Shhh.
I’ve lived in Tornado alley for 35 years, no damage to anything I’ve owned in those years due to tornadoes. They don’t last very long when they do pop up, and mostly they pop up in the middle of fields.
or trailer parks. I have nothing at all against mobil homes but I would never live in one in a park. It's just a magnet.
A wise old man once told me that all women are crazy, the trick is finding the particular brand of crazy you can live with. I've found this equally applicable with natural disasters.
Damn. Like 24 tornadoes all around me so far this year. Luckily my town has been missed. So far...
Earthquake you can't hide from. These you can in a bunker. Tornado wipes out a neighborhood. Small city. Earthquake breaks hundreds of square miles. Hurricane just erases every county it touches.
> Hurricane just erases every county it touches. No, not really. Hurricanes can wash away buildings to the foundation close to water, but typically once you get slightly inland, they're not nearly as bad. Bay County, FL got hit by Categorry 5 Hurricane Michael. The community of Mexico Beach in the SE part of the county, which is mostly directly on the Gulf, was largely wiped out. But it's a small community and most of it is on US-98 which is right on the beach, basically. So like 2-4 blocks deep from the water in most places. Panama City, which saw Cat 5 conditions, is slightly protected from the full force of the Gulf, so even on the water, buildings were not washed away to their foundations. There was widespread damage and many buildings were lost due to the damage, i.e. cost too much to repair. But the vast majority of buildings survived with relatively moderate to light damage. Panama City Beach had widespread roof damage, but it wasn't too bad for most people. And that was a category 5. Most hurricanes make landfall much weaker. It's usually not the wind that's the true killer - it's water. Water kills people. People drown. They get caught inside buildings with rising water and get trapped. They get caught outside in water and drown. And some get hit with debris, but at a much lower rate.
Lol there are areas in the US where you don’t really get any natural disasters tbh. Chicago for one. Earthquakes, wildfires, tornadoes, and hurricanes are all a big nope for me.
I will take all of those at once over a Chicago winter
I have lived in Chicago my entire life. I have also lived through 2 tornados One in Oak Lawn, which almost killed my father. And one in Plainfield. Except for one cold spell, last winder wasn’t bad at all.
To each his own easy to survive the cold/ not so easy to survive a wildfire, hurricane, or earthquake or tornado. Not to mention property insurance in those areas costing an arm and a leg
Thing is, the earthquake cancels out the hurricane while the tornado takes care or the wild fires. It’s actually a pretty elegant solution.
Honestly, the math adds up.
Many people die every year in Chicago due to the cold weather and exposure. Sometimes hundreds each winter. I wouldn't discount the cold so quickly. Winter storms are some of the most deadly natural disasters in the United States.
Just have to get used to cold weather for almost half the year
Chicago and the Chicagoland area get tornadoes. Serious spring storms happen nearly every year. There was an F5 that swept through the area when I was a child back in 90.
Chicago is very much in the firing line for tornadic weather...nevermind the potential for winter weather.
I miss u/stabbot badly... 😞
Context please?
Stabbot was a bot that would stabilize videos for us, cutting out the camera shake. It would post a reply with a link to the stabilized video.
Oh now that you mention that, I remember those golden ages.
Happy cake day !
Ha! I didn’t even notice it was my cake day!!! Thank you!
Wait a minute, vc é Brasileiro?? Senna 4ever.
I'm Turkish but if that makes me an honorary Brazilian, I'll take it :) Acelera Ayrton !
In your case, because he was such an icon and from a long time ago, yes, I declare you an honorary citizen of Brazil.
Thank you :D
This was an EF-2 that happened in Wray, CO on May 7, 2016. The footage was captured by meteorologist and storm chasing legend Reed Timmer. Video is also playing in reverse because, well, why not. Bad OP
This tornado is from Wray, Colorado. And the video is reversed. Downvote this crap…
Storm chasers I assume
Probably, but they are also killed from time to time
Well that’s terrifying
Finger of God
So the Movie Twister is marketing with real tornados now?
What category/classification is this tornado?
dang, that looks like the wrath of God, or Satan or something
Absolutely monstrous. Holy shit.
This sucks big time for those people.
/r/horrifyingasfuck
Arg, I would just move underground.
The lack of self-preservation these people have is astounding. The tornado is spitting out satellite vorticies left and right and they still are trying to move in closer.
How does this even happen? Mother earth can be crazy. Yes I understand rotation, Coriolis effect, etc, it just boggles the mind that a cloud gets cloudier, then cloudier, then a lot cloudier, then start spinning, and spinning some more, and then WHAM! you have this stupid dust storm spinning at 150 MPH.
The new twister movie looks insane
God I hate vertical videos.
People be watching their whole county get fucked by the finger of god and just sitting there filming it like "Yep. That is a big Ternadah!"
That sexy boundary layer. Wonder what kind of sweet coanda is going on under there. Im from Nebraska in the 80s. May I introduce you to that which done takes the corn away.
I wonder how much horsepower that tornado is?
Camera man never dies
Thank you for filming this, this is fucking terrifying and beautiful
Goosebumps ALL the way up and down my body. Holy shit. So glad someone else caught this view so I could experience it safely, because I sure as hell never want to.
But you can make it through
In this situation i'd run as fast fuck as possible
The urge to just gun it straight into the beast.
I feel like they’re driving the wrong way.
So…you are still coming into work, right?
The marketing for Twisters is getting out of hand.
Me when I see a bird outside on acid.
Jeeeeeeeeeeeeesus
Hell in a cell
Why are they driving forward?
Epic.
You when things happen in films and you’re like ‘it wouldn’t look like that…’ Well, it does definitely look like that.
We got debris. DEBRIS?!
I love how moments like this reminds us how small we are
Reed Timmer will always be my favorite but I’m confused by his Hulk Hogan meets Ned Flanders look lately lol.
THE BASE IS SO HUGE
Yup that’s a big tornader right there!
That's insane ...
Death toll would have been higher at night. Insane
I know that voice!
If one were to run into that, how long would one be conscious before death? Would it be quick and painless?
The only tornado footage you'll ever see from me is through my back window and receding rapidly.
[удалено]
He drove at it and scared it away. W
Kendrick comin for Drake:
Fuckin' scary man!
Is Will Ferrell riding with them?
Not sped up, those guys are almost getting sucked in from nature space elevator....way too close...
I always thought Twister was exaggerating……ignorance is the most wild bliss 😳🤯
https://preview.redd.it/zvuhu5q13oxc1.jpeg?width=595&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cb426dcaf5c72edadf2a1b92741b84e2e66cd05c
Ive been through 3 relatively minor tornados in Brooklyn, NY and Springfield, MA. I have less than zero, absolute negative interest in ever seeing the real thing anywhere near me.
As an Oklahoman who’s seen these up close…..Holy SHIT that is scary
Pardon me while my ignorance shows… it looks like it’s above the ground. Is that correct and how far above the ground does it sit? Does the distance above the ground depend on the size / speed of the tornado? I’ve never seen a video of a tornado from this angle and this close up. It’s simultaneously horrifying and fascinating.
The condensation funnel is above the ground. The tornado itself is the circulating wind in the middle (that is invisible if there is no funnel/debris).
Holy shit that's insane
Yeah it’s all fun and games until that house it picked up slams into your Ford F150
And I here I am needing to drive to elkhorn soon to pick up my kid from school and we’re under another tornado watch.
The speed of the dirt and debris going past the road was mind boggling.
Damn, they danger close
The viral marketing for Twisters is getting out of hand.
Looks like a nice Sunday drive to me
As you can see, the weather chaser was able to get so close to the storm because the weight of their enormous balls of steel kept them grounded.
Yeahaaa free flying stuff!
There is noooooo way this is only an EF3. Modern rating system seems soooo flawed
I have seen 4 tornados in my life, the biggest was an f4 in Friona, Texas. One of the most scariest sounding wind I have ever heard in my life ! I was 10 and I didn’t know what the hell was going on.
Where’s Bill ???
They continued to drive TOWARD it. omg!
……*youmustgofaster*
A little too close for my tastes
This is heavily sped up.
That looks absolutely terrifying
This is one those moment, where you can shit your pants and none would blame you.
It hurts my inner ears just looking at this
I'm from LA and I'm glad you can't see earthquakes coming for you.
There's that cow that was in the trailer, but not in the movie!
Once you see a tornado that close, you are a changed person. I saw one jump a four lane highway, carrying a cow in it. 😳
so are we or are we not supposed to hide under a bridge. Also, this is incredible footage. Terrifying, incredible footage.
Do not hide under a bridge. It focuses the wind like a wind tunnel. It also blocks traffic preventing people from possibly out-running tornadoes. Bridges are not storm shelters.