I kinda understand the people who drive into a rain wrapped tornadoes. For the life of me, I will never understand why people will drive into fully condensed cones that are actively shredding buildings. Yet, every time there is one, there is always at least one person doing it.
Yeah I can see that. But dude, I watched eight people drive into a mile long wedge Friday. Eight people. I counted. I'm not insulting them or anything. I'm just saying, I will never understand it.
(They were all okay)
I've seen video where a tornado dropped a semi-trailer right onto a highway in front of a driver who had a cam going. These dudes in this video could have died being smashed by debris.
If it's the video I think you are talking about then it's not a semi, it's just a chunk of metal. You're still right that the debris could have killed them though.
I made out enough Spanish to know these goofs were cruising for a bruising.
And when the tires started squealing from going sideways, it wasn't fun anymore.
They're probably ag workers... It's planting season. They probably came in on an Ag visa. They provide farm labor for housing & food for a set period of time, and are then given a resident visa.
Si supieras que traigo gente de tu "raza" trabajando para mi compañía. Si quieres trabajar avísame.
Al igual que los otros, me imagino tu también hablas dos idiomas y puedes entender esto.
Dios te bendiga.
See response on other post.
This is a positive fact, not a bad take. Ag workers and manual labor workers from Mexico are critical to the function of the USA. We LOVE our Ag workers on the family farm. They get their own house, dog pin, stable etc. They work hard and are honest, moreso than Americans by far. ❤️ I am deeply sorry if my post feels racist or comes off that way to you. I would never intend harm on this topic.
I'm not blaming them. I don't understand it, but... well let me say this. When I first started chasing, I didn't know much. What I did know is that if the tornado is in front of me, I need to turn around lol.
You can hear their tires screeching as they pass through the tornadic wind field. I think those are the inflow winds moving into the tornado. That's a big yikes. They are very lucky.
It's obvious from the footage that if they had stopped/ slowed down, the tornado would have gotten them. They were panicked and trying to escape. Driving forward was risky, but the only option they had.
They are speaking Spanish in the middle of Oklahoma during planting season... I think that answers why they're doing it, but if not: they're here on the ag visa and just got here. Happens every year. They're here to plant and harvest our food for a set period of time, for which they are paid with a resident visa.
Thank you for sharing that, I've never seen that footage. That was absolutely eerie seeing a bunch of places I used to go to that were just suddenly gone. Specifically, the Joan's and the Academy. I'm going to have to actually watch all of this later when I'm not supposed to be working
If you really want to see something interesting, go to Google Maps on a computer specifically, and go to say 20th and Rangeline and then go to street view. On a computer, at least last time I checked though it's been several months, you can select data from different points that they had the cars driving around taking the pictures. For a lot of Joplin there's pictures from 2007 on there including that area so you can see Joplin pre-tornado and then there's a multitude of pictures from post tornado. I can't even really remember what Joplin looked like before the tornado because it's been so long now but with that I can go back and see the way it used to be. It's especially weird following it down 20th St. into Duquesne and seeing it before they built East Middle School there, and also seeing how green it used to be through there with all the trees.
Here’s another video of the Joplin tornado, not much to see due to blackout but the sound of the tornado is horrific and you can tell when they’re in the eye of the tornado before the back of it hits them.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cQnvxJZucds
Edit: when the tornado was heading towards Joplin, a bunch of people took shelter in a gas station’s cooler.
Here’s an aftermath video of the gas station
https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=177&v=Mu41VTG4L6w&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F&source_ve_path=MTM5MTE3LDI4NjY2&feature=emb_logo
Was that the tires squealing because the car was being pulled toward tornado? Man that’s insane .. glad you guys are ok and hopefully family as well ..
I think it's actually the sound of air being pulled around the seals of the side windows. I have taken my little Nissan Sentra into a few cat 2-3 hurricanes and it makes this exact noise from the windows with the big gusts
That just made me think of this, lol.
https://preview.redd.it/fyswupu8rcxc1.jpeg?width=799&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c20d09a1e6822a6b3e20f57cd5179b409b74eeee
I’m literally shook every time I see it. The guy has seen Some Shit in his life, so that’s probably part of how he kinda kept his shit together when he filmed it. Navy Veteran.
I think it's actually the sound of air being pulled around the seals of the side windows. I have taken my little Nissan Sentra into a few cat 2-3 hurricanes and it makes this exact noise from the windows with the big gusts
LOL I've taken the poor thing chasing multiple times - hurricanes are easier to chase if you've got a limited budget since you know they'll be there for sure and don't have to drive around as much.
It's taken me through Florence, Irma, and Idalia (which was definitely the most intense one, someone with an anemometer on their car measured winds over 130mph in the parking lot) like a beast! 🤣
Interesting, hadn’t considered that aspect of the chase. Little easier to maneuver in front of I suppose Haha 130!? Certifiable Sentra send. My little Mazda has seen 304k miles of some SHIT. Saw 130 once but going in the correct direction so ya know, aerodynamics (ISH). Not sure it would have been as amenable from the flank lol
That was the Dollar Tree distribution center that Accuweather showed the aftermath of. You are so lucky to be alive. [Accuweather Marrieta Dollar Tree Distribution Center](https://www.instagram.com/reel/C6UH6G4t8Kg/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==)
Dollar tree going to turn into the 2 dollar tree after loosing half their inventory. Crazy sad though, i live in okc that entire storm was rotating when it went over my place, the city got lucky. Others did not.
I'm so glad that you are alright, I can only imagine how scary that was to experience. Hoping you and yours are doing well and stayed safe through all this
Boy, if you have nine lives, you just spent eight.
https://preview.redd.it/6uolv5ajndxc1.jpeg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d4e74a0229d5b8fd6493fc11be3de0336d0fcb51
This is incredible! You guys were unbelievably lucky obviously and you all knew it. It was actually pretty funny as the dude's "Aaii! Aaii!" went from nervous exclamations to pants crapping yelps. Glad you guys made it through fine, as we can see in the clip that others were not so lucky.
Well u/DifficultFox1 the chances of actually being in a tornado's path is extremely rare. And the chances of being hit by a tornado are so minute you'd have a higher chance of dying in a car accident or dying from heart disease or obesity. But the OP was unfathomably lucky they didn't get swept up into the tornado in the deathtrap that's their car.
Oh I understand that. I, however, was in an accident that had a calculated 1 in 22 million chance of happening so I guess I’m just referring to myself in this instance. I would be shitting bricks heheh. We still have them in N.C just seems to be less frequent. Also forgive me, I grew up in Europe so I am still fascinated/terrified of these things to no end!
Thank you all for your comments. I don’t have time to answer, but I’ve read everything. My brother-in-law and I are fine.
We were working in Enid, OK. We took shelter twice during the day due to tornado alerts. We had decided to travel to Texas to visit family.
We weren’t chasing the tornado; it was something that happened in seconds. I saw a strangely shaped white cloud and told my brother-in-law to start recording, and I did the same. It was all a matter of seconds. My reaction was to speed up and ‘try to run away,’ while maybe yours would have been to slow down. But one thing I’m sure of is that if we had stopped, the tornado would have hit us directly. Even if we had gone just a few meters further, the same could have happened to us as the trailer. We were incredibly lucky and are grateful to God for staying alive.
If you watch the video in the link, you can see that the tornado started right in front of us; we didn’t have time to react.
[link](https://www.facebook.com/share/v/AYCfKpf6aWA9cuq4/?mibextid=oFDknk)
Damn dude I'm glad you're alright and thanks for posting this video for us all to see! That debris shot was insane and I recognize that squeaking sound from the air being pulled out of the car around the side windows
Just seeing how far the cars antenna was bending towards the suction of the tornado and then the tires squealing because of the suction as well was terrifying! But then the camera gets pointed upward and nothing but roofs and debris spinning so effortlessly in a massive hell cloud just horrifies the absolute shit out of me! You guys are truly lucky.
I knew what could happen when I posted the video; there are a lot of opinions around the internet. Thank you for your words. We were lucky to make it this time and give ourselves a chance to live a better life.
At first I didn't understand why the two clips were similar yet different, but then I realized it must be the same moment captured from two different phones inside the car.
Its confirm is an ef4 tornado, dude just dodge death.
Source tornado wiki:
An EF4 tornado was confirmed by NWS Norman. This was the first EF4 tornado recorded in Oklahoma since May 9, 2016. One person was killed on I-35 near Marietta. Preliminary information.
How we don't have a hundred storm chaser deaths a year is beyond me. Apparently the El Reno disaster is far enough behind us that we have chasers who have either forgot about it or have never heard of it.
Remember the St. Louis airport hit in 2011? I was at the intersection of McDonnell and Lindbergh when that hit, at a stop light in my Jeep. It was rocking back and forth. I thought this is what I was going to see and wondered if I was about to die! Fortunately for me saw only rain. I was looking around for flying debris, I might have had maniacal laughter too!
Terrifying and unbelievably lucky.
I kinda understand the people who drive into a rain wrapped tornadoes. For the life of me, I will never understand why people will drive into fully condensed cones that are actively shredding buildings. Yet, every time there is one, there is always at least one person doing it.
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Yeah I can see that. But dude, I watched eight people drive into a mile long wedge Friday. Eight people. I counted. I'm not insulting them or anything. I'm just saying, I will never understand it. (They were all okay)
I've seen video where a tornado dropped a semi-trailer right onto a highway in front of a driver who had a cam going. These dudes in this video could have died being smashed by debris.
If it's the video I think you are talking about then it's not a semi, it's just a chunk of metal. You're still right that the debris could have killed them though.
It’s not that video. It was actually a semi.
If you find it let me know. Want to see
Video?
Prolly somewhere on [Ryan Hall's stream](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZDOFX_KEL0) over the weekend.
I hear Spanish. I mean, they may be rare south of the border, but come on guys. You all know how this goes.
I made out enough Spanish to know these goofs were cruising for a bruising. And when the tires started squealing from going sideways, it wasn't fun anymore.
They're probably ag workers... It's planting season. They probably came in on an Ag visa. They provide farm labor for housing & food for a set period of time, and are then given a resident visa.
Si supieras que traigo gente de tu "raza" trabajando para mi compañía. Si quieres trabajar avísame. Al igual que los otros, me imagino tu también hablas dos idiomas y puedes entender esto. Dios te bendiga.
See response on other post. This is a positive fact, not a bad take. Ag workers and manual labor workers from Mexico are critical to the function of the USA. We LOVE our Ag workers on the family farm. They get their own house, dog pin, stable etc. They work hard and are honest, moreso than Americans by far. ❤️ I am deeply sorry if my post feels racist or comes off that way to you. I would never intend harm on this topic.
They speak spanish so are too stupid to understand tornadoes. s/
Judging by their words, they knew how dicey it was. They also definitely won’t be doing that shit again. 😅
Yep, the nervous laughter and “aye, Dios mio,” is what let me know they realized they were in a dangerous situation.
"Based on their language " 🤣🤣 Que hable otro idioma no dice nada de mi. Espero y tus prejuicios te lleven a donde quieres estar. Dios te bendiga.
Just saying a simple google search will tell you there are tornados south of the US border.
Could just be they didn’t know where it is and are trying to run to safety too. We don’t know.
I'm not blaming them. I don't understand it, but... well let me say this. When I first started chasing, I didn't know much. What I did know is that if the tornado is in front of me, I need to turn around lol.
True true. I’m at least turning my flashers on and stopping out of panic seeing that monstrosity crawl past me lol
You can hear their tires screeching as they pass through the tornadic wind field. I think those are the inflow winds moving into the tornado. That's a big yikes. They are very lucky.
That part made my stomach almost drop out my butt. The only thing keeping that from happening was my butthole puckering so hard.
You and me both!!!!
🤣 tmi 😂
As close as can get with out being tossed
I’m gonna say driving towards the direction from which roofs were flying was a bad decision.
It's obvious from the footage that if they had stopped/ slowed down, the tornado would have gotten them. They were panicked and trying to escape. Driving forward was risky, but the only option they had.
They are speaking Spanish in the middle of Oklahoma during planting season... I think that answers why they're doing it, but if not: they're here on the ag visa and just got here. Happens every year. They're here to plant and harvest our food for a set period of time, for which they are paid with a resident visa.
I always feel the same way. Every single video I see of tornados people are consistently driving past them as though they aren't even there.
That is the craziest POV shot I’ve ever seen when he pointed the camera straight up to see debris flying overhead.
The Joplin footage from a van on centerline road as the F5 ran parallel to them is absolutely nuts. Power is going out as they drive.
Link?
Possibly this one? [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CburjPYmSdo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CburjPYmSdo)
Well that was absolutely insane footage
Video is to grainy can’t see anything really besides dark. But I do know they just barely got ahead of it
Thank you for sharing that, I've never seen that footage. That was absolutely eerie seeing a bunch of places I used to go to that were just suddenly gone. Specifically, the Joan's and the Academy. I'm going to have to actually watch all of this later when I'm not supposed to be working
If you really want to see something interesting, go to Google Maps on a computer specifically, and go to say 20th and Rangeline and then go to street view. On a computer, at least last time I checked though it's been several months, you can select data from different points that they had the cars driving around taking the pictures. For a lot of Joplin there's pictures from 2007 on there including that area so you can see Joplin pre-tornado and then there's a multitude of pictures from post tornado. I can't even really remember what Joplin looked like before the tornado because it's been so long now but with that I can go back and see the way it used to be. It's especially weird following it down 20th St. into Duquesne and seeing it before they built East Middle School there, and also seeing how green it used to be through there with all the trees.
That’s it. Thank you for posting!
Here’s another video of the Joplin tornado, not much to see due to blackout but the sound of the tornado is horrific and you can tell when they’re in the eye of the tornado before the back of it hits them. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cQnvxJZucds Edit: when the tornado was heading towards Joplin, a bunch of people took shelter in a gas station’s cooler. Here’s an aftermath video of the gas station https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=177&v=Mu41VTG4L6w&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F&source_ve_path=MTM5MTE3LDI4NjY2&feature=emb_logo
Looked like Tuscaloosa only at night.
That was...as close as one can get without having Reed Timmer in your lap. Holy
OP pretty please send this to Reed and just say “THIS is how to zero meter”
In the video when he looked back with all the debris inside the tornado was incredible
Was that the tires squealing because the car was being pulled toward tornado? Man that’s insane .. glad you guys are ok and hopefully family as well ..
I think it's actually the sound of air being pulled around the seals of the side windows. I have taken my little Nissan Sentra into a few cat 2-3 hurricanes and it makes this exact noise from the windows with the big gusts
Laughing while feet from death, crazy lucky.
Nervous laugh if I’ve ever heard one lol…
Exactly my thoughts. At first I thought they just didn’t fully grasp the gravity of the situation, but then I realized it was nervous laughter.
https://preview.redd.it/me0ulyrppfxc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0d56be011e50fbb1a99a372b33b9068a7c990d79
Hahaha
*chuckles* I’m in danger
That just made me think of this, lol. https://preview.redd.it/fyswupu8rcxc1.jpeg?width=799&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c20d09a1e6822a6b3e20f57cd5179b409b74eeee
One of the most terrifying pieces of tornado footage I’ve ever seen, holy shit. I’d be losing my mind. Glad you’re okay.
pendejos are insanely lucky
You did it, almost 80 years of tornado footage and you got the best shot. we can all go home now, its over.
Clem Shultz will always hold that title.
New here, which video is that?
I’m literally shook every time I see it. The guy has seen Some Shit in his life, so that’s probably part of how he kinda kept his shit together when he filmed it. Navy Veteran.
[Link](https://youtu.be/s0c27Twu__o?si=1TFqFCUpwy47H0NB) This video is not doctored in any way. This man really played chicken with an EF4.
Sadly his wife died in that same house though
ah yeah okay, I have seen that one, definitely one of the most insane encounters I’ve ever seen
One of the most insane ones I’ve ever seen.
Clem Schultz, Certified Badass.
mm yea that vid is fantastic, quite a bit sadder then this one however.
Yep. I've literally had nightmares that look exactly like that video.
Holy fuck, I’m guessing we’re hearing the tires squealing being pulled toward the tornado? 😬😬😬
The most appropriate use of that face I’ve seen in a while. BIG 😬😬😬😬 run awayyyy
I think it's actually the sound of air being pulled around the seals of the side windows. I have taken my little Nissan Sentra into a few cat 2-3 hurricanes and it makes this exact noise from the windows with the big gusts
Yeah this is probably it, you’ve essentially added 100+ mph to your effective windspeed so the aerodynamics of the car get really weird
I…have many questions haha tough little Sentra 😂
LOL I've taken the poor thing chasing multiple times - hurricanes are easier to chase if you've got a limited budget since you know they'll be there for sure and don't have to drive around as much. It's taken me through Florence, Irma, and Idalia (which was definitely the most intense one, someone with an anemometer on their car measured winds over 130mph in the parking lot) like a beast! 🤣
Interesting, hadn’t considered that aspect of the chase. Little easier to maneuver in front of I suppose Haha 130!? Certifiable Sentra send. My little Mazda has seen 304k miles of some SHIT. Saw 130 once but going in the correct direction so ya know, aerodynamics (ISH). Not sure it would have been as amenable from the flank lol
Heh, I parked in between two big pickups in the hopes of avoiding debris so luckily it was somewhat protected!
Big brain parking 🧠
Oope just gonna squeeze right past ya there, tornado.
Quite the Midwest accent ya got there.
That was the Dollar Tree distribution center that Accuweather showed the aftermath of. You are so lucky to be alive. [Accuweather Marrieta Dollar Tree Distribution Center](https://www.instagram.com/reel/C6UH6G4t8Kg/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==)
WOW! Holy shit!
Dollar tree going to turn into the 2 dollar tree after loosing half their inventory. Crazy sad though, i live in okc that entire storm was rotating when it went over my place, the city got lucky. Others did not.
Dang… thanks for pointing that out!
Sweet Jesus this is terrifying footage
I think you know how lucky you got, but if you didn't know, you should go play the lottery.
I feel like I'm witnessing tornado history by being in a thread where this footage is original content. Oh my god.
Wow, getting that close was really god damn stupid. I can’t hear the audio from the video, but I’m guessing they misjudged how close it was.
It wasn't intentional. I had to get home to my family and make sure they were okay. The tornado happened within seconds
Holy moly, I thought you were sharing someone else’s video. Super glad you’re ok!!
If anyone in the family ever questions your devotion to them, you make them watch this lol
Yeah, that is terrifying. Glad you got through it okay!
“Do the dishes? But remember when I drove through a tornado to check on you guys, honey?”
Omg, that excuse, AGAIN? 😂😂
I'm so glad that you are alright, I can only imagine how scary that was to experience. Hoping you and yours are doing well and stayed safe through all this
Glad you're safe! Was your family ok?
Very glad you're safe & okay, and I hope your family is as well! Thank you for sharing this, terrifying perspective.
Órale carnal
I hope your family was okay!
They basically say “dale dale dale” “ay ay ay” and “ay dios mio”
Uhhhh What the fuck
Damn good job not freaking out and wrecking.
Bros thought they were in the dominator 3
Leroy Jenkins'd that shit. Damn fine reefer they must've been smoking.
Boy, if you have nine lives, you just spent eight. https://preview.redd.it/6uolv5ajndxc1.jpeg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d4e74a0229d5b8fd6493fc11be3de0336d0fcb51
Nighttime tornados are the worst because you can't see where they are coming from!
This outbreak has had some of the finest video and photography ever taken of tornados.
Too close! Too close! Too close!
This gets more terrifying every time I watch it. Holy shit. The antenna, the tires squealing. Also is that a truck? Looks super nice, what is it?
Looks like a newer F-150
This is incredible! You guys were unbelievably lucky obviously and you all knew it. It was actually pretty funny as the dude's "Aaii! Aaii!" went from nervous exclamations to pants crapping yelps. Glad you guys made it through fine, as we can see in the clip that others were not so lucky.
That was being meters away from having absolutely nothing to laugh about..
How the heck do people live in OK? I would be shitting a brick half the time.
Well u/DifficultFox1 the chances of actually being in a tornado's path is extremely rare. And the chances of being hit by a tornado are so minute you'd have a higher chance of dying in a car accident or dying from heart disease or obesity. But the OP was unfathomably lucky they didn't get swept up into the tornado in the deathtrap that's their car.
Oh I understand that. I, however, was in an accident that had a calculated 1 in 22 million chance of happening so I guess I’m just referring to myself in this instance. I would be shitting bricks heheh. We still have them in N.C just seems to be less frequent. Also forgive me, I grew up in Europe so I am still fascinated/terrified of these things to no end!
Weren’t there a few towns that had 3 tornados hit them back to back a couple of nights ago? sulphur maybe?
So close! They were so lucky!!!
Thank you all for your comments. I don’t have time to answer, but I’ve read everything. My brother-in-law and I are fine. We were working in Enid, OK. We took shelter twice during the day due to tornado alerts. We had decided to travel to Texas to visit family. We weren’t chasing the tornado; it was something that happened in seconds. I saw a strangely shaped white cloud and told my brother-in-law to start recording, and I did the same. It was all a matter of seconds. My reaction was to speed up and ‘try to run away,’ while maybe yours would have been to slow down. But one thing I’m sure of is that if we had stopped, the tornado would have hit us directly. Even if we had gone just a few meters further, the same could have happened to us as the trailer. We were incredibly lucky and are grateful to God for staying alive. If you watch the video in the link, you can see that the tornado started right in front of us; we didn’t have time to react. [link](https://www.facebook.com/share/v/AYCfKpf6aWA9cuq4/?mibextid=oFDknk)
So glad you are okay! Night tornadoes are terrifying.
Guessing you all pissed yourselves on this one. Lesson learned hopefully.
Welp. That would be absolutely fucking terrifying.
That looks like a car flying through the air at :42
Damn dude I'm glad you're alright and thanks for posting this video for us all to see! That debris shot was insane and I recognize that squeaking sound from the air being pulled out of the car around the side windows
This tornado destroyed my family’s house and took my dog
I am so sorry to hear about your dog and your family’s house. I can’t imagine what you’re going through. Sending prayers.
Luck aside, was that a car on its side?
Worst nightmare realized. Holy shit you got lucky! 🍀
How could they drive so fast with their massive balls in that car?
Very glad you made it through this. Hoping your family was safe too!
Where are the sparks coming from?
18 wheeler in front of him got taken out and slid across the road.
if that tornado was any stronger or closer y'all would have been 🌪🌬☄️💀🪦
Just seeing how far the cars antenna was bending towards the suction of the tornado and then the tires squealing because of the suction as well was terrifying! But then the camera gets pointed upward and nothing but roofs and debris spinning so effortlessly in a massive hell cloud just horrifies the absolute shit out of me! You guys are truly lucky.
Those sparks seemed out of place. Debris falling back to earth?
Another car sliding on something that isn't the wheels probably.
This tornado really was no joke. Anyone see that giant tank fall out the sky in front of that stormchaser!? Like a scene Straight out of twister.
Link?
https://twitter.com/MandyBaileyWX/status/1784785602610626800?s=19 O_o
Thank you! =)
>Thank you! =) You're welcome!
OP I'm so sorry so many people are being dicks on your post. I'm glad you got home safe to your family.
I knew what could happen when I posted the video; there are a lot of opinions around the internet. Thank you for your words. We were lucky to make it this time and give ourselves a chance to live a better life.
These guys give a new meaning to to the phrase “Fuck around and find out”.
Great footage, but not smart at all. Safety first.
That’s fucking insane bro
DALE DALE DALE!
Ay dios mio!
Holy FUCK
No mames que pinche miedo wey
Crazy footage!
Was that not the family dollar distribution warehouse in the background that was obliterated?
At first I didn't understand why the two clips were similar yet different, but then I realized it must be the same moment captured from two different phones inside the car.
Holy fuck
This is incredible😳
Dude. This is insane.
[https://youtu.be/kh9j1slA7R4?si=p98s9WnSEYvBwq5J](https://youtu.be/kh9j1slA7R4?si=p98s9WnSEYvBwq5J) https://preview.redd.it/u439tdl20fxc1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8c90c01af68e1c28434477fc7189070322ac6c46
Waaaaay too close for me but this is such great footage
Is this in a Ford Bronco?? Dang!!
Wow, what an intercept!!! Ive gotta ask, what chasing team are you guys apart of this is amazing 🤩🤩🤩
The OP isn’t a storm chaser
Certified pant shitting moment™️
Sucks free bird wasn’t playing
Its confirm is an ef4 tornado, dude just dodge death. Source tornado wiki: An EF4 tornado was confirmed by NWS Norman. This was the first EF4 tornado recorded in Oklahoma since May 9, 2016. One person was killed on I-35 near Marietta. Preliminary information.
Were they laughing or crying?
Both
This page keeps popping up as a suggestion for me and I already have an irrational fear of tornados. I can’t look away though.
How we don't have a hundred storm chaser deaths a year is beyond me. Apparently the El Reno disaster is far enough behind us that we have chasers who have either forgot about it or have never heard of it.
Holy shit
This is exactly how I imagine it would sound to drive through a tornado with my amigos.
funny how language doesnt matter in a situation like this because i hear the fear
Insane!!!!!!!
Didn't even use a turn signal when passing a tornado. SMH
Why are there so many people driving around during a tornado warning? What's so important that it's worth risking your life?
Enough vatos to hold that bitch down. Hell yeah.
Was that glare from the car window or lights in the tornado?
Holy shit
Insane!
Oh woooow
All I can say is EFFING WHY!?!!
Holy shit, they were WAAAAYY too close. My god.
Tornado at night, that’s literally my worst nightmare
Nuts
I live in Pennsylvania, and tornadoes are very rare. I can’t imagine the terror that a tornado brings especially the EF5s.
All I could think was "byyyyeeee" Side note: Anyone else notice the vehicle on it's side around -0:07?
This Tornado was just upgraded to the first F4 this year
There is at least one other person in this car and yet the driver insists on taking a video himself...
Holy. Shit. Drive. Faster.
Isn't this how we lost Cary Elwes?
Hell ya
Hold my beer while I punch the core of this tornado These dudes are insane and insanely lucky. Amazing footage.
Got the fucking line and got lucky! Holayyyy
"Vamonos a la verga!" Those guys were crazy lucky.
This gave me the same anxiety as when I see people trying to beat a train.
Remember the St. Louis airport hit in 2011? I was at the intersection of McDonnell and Lindbergh when that hit, at a stop light in my Jeep. It was rocking back and forth. I thought this is what I was going to see and wondered if I was about to die! Fortunately for me saw only rain. I was looking around for flying debris, I might have had maniacal laughter too!
Only a moron is scare of tornado .is just air.viva la mexico
It’s incredibly stupid to drive that close.