What a tornado looks like when you're directly below it.

Drama Queen Storm Chasers, had to turn the audio off. Straight guys are so dramatic when they put themself in the line of fire just to get off on how close they put themself near danger.

God these guys

[quote]What a tornado looks like when you're directly below it.

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No, thanks.

Amazing video! And no, it’s not your imagination. These are now a daily occurrence.

[quote]Drama Queen Storm Chasers, had to turn the audio off. Straight guys are so dramatic when they put themself in the line of fire just to get off on how close they put themself near danger.

Back in 2015, 85-year-old Clem Schultz was as cool as a cucumber when he recorded an EF-4 tornado directly hitting his house, killing his wife and next-door neighbor.

This one is scary as shit, too.

God, can you have these tornadoes please destroy the entire Midwest red states?

I'm conscious of the pronunciation of these midwesterners and Oklahomans and my gawd, Nebraska, Iowa, etc. ternadoes, or tornadle, or ternadle. Fascinating.

Though the average number of tornadoes is roughly the same, there have been fewer in the traditional Tornado Alley region and more in the Southeast. But it seems like the ones we have are getting stronger over time. There was some talk a while back about adding a new level (F6) to the zero-through-five Fujita scale to recognize the stronger storms. I think a category six has been suggested for the increasing strength of hurricanes, as well.

OP that's Reed Timmer ("Dr. Reed Timmer") one of the craziest storm chasers on YT. He actually chases storms in a custom built tank that can lower and anchor itself to the ground with spikes, in order to take a direct hit from a tornado so they can study and film it

Big whoop.

These tornadoes are NOTHING to what's going to happen later this year with Hurricanes. Have you seen how hot the water is ALREADY in May?

It's going to be catastrophic - fuck Florida though. I'm fine with it.

April / May is always bad for tornadoes and extreme storms in Kansas and Nebraska - but I can't blame them for chasing the one exciting thing they have in that area. It's sooooo fucking boring and flat, tornadoes are all they got for excitement. Seriously.

Yet he relied on a bystander to "call it in"

R13, hurricanes? Tornadoes? Pfft -- they're child's play.

Although to be fair, the Jarrell, TX tornado sounded monstrous.

That's the infamous one shaped like a dead man walking.

Where’s the animals and cars up in that thing?

R17, Elsie the cow being tossed like a projectile upper center-right.

Among the most asinine people alive today.

R1, R2, yes the commentary is sort of unbearable. All of these straight tornado-chasing bros have the same affect. This is probably the most exciting that happens in these here prairie states.

I hope the guys who wouldn’t shut the fuck up were killed.

The people chasing these things are fucking insane.

[quote]All of these straight tornado-chasing bros have the same affect. This is probably the most exciting that happens in these here prairie states.

Yeah, they don't have the thrill of being sprayed with flaming liquid on the subway.

R23, tipping cows somehow doesn't seem as exciting!

Oklahoma has had the worst ones. OP check out El Reno and Moore tornadoes.

[quote]It's going to be catastrophic - fuck Florida though. I'm fine with it.

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Thanks, R13.

I have an unnatural interest in this weather phenomenon and YouTube has great footage uploaded for viewing, op. I only watch the storm footage, I don't want to see pictures of people or animals being killed. There's recent footage poster of people who just made their way into a storm shelter in Oklahoma, no one was injured but their expensive rvs were totaled and the survivors are understandably spooked.

Argentina is apparently another country with frequent tornadoes.

You think that’s crazy? The NOAA has people that fly INTO hurricanes to track and monitor them, as well as to gather data

R30, aren't they safe as long as they're within the eye of the hurricane?

R31, I'm not R30, but they're safe at altitude (eye or not) as long as they took their Dramamine ;-)