10 Weather Moments Caught On Security Cameras 

Just to let you all know, the forklifts we use in our wharehouse weighs around 4.5 tons. The lift truck that was in the video was at least 6 tons. Now this is heavy (Edit) 1 ton = 1000Kg/2000Lbs

If you're reading this God bless you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🧡💛💛🧡💛

3:26 bro really thought he can drive away from a tsunami *sob* 😭😭😭

One of the Québec tornados touched down maybe a two-minute drive from my place. Really did a number on some of the houses over there. Surreal, how some of these events can devastate one spot while leaving another spot just a few bus lengths away seemingly untouched.

When I was 7, me, my mom, and my 5 year old sister were driving home one day when a tornado alert went off. We were driving down a busy road, so the only thing that my mom could do was to pull into a parking lot and we all got into the front seat together. We rarely ever get severe weather where I live, so we didn't know what to do and it was terrifying. All of a sudden, a giant wave of grey wind surrounded us, and our car began to shake so violently that I was sure that we were going to be lifted away. I remember fully thinking that we were going to die. Luckily, we made it through the storm. Hands down the most terrifying moment of my life.

3:54 As someone who watched the tornado first hand from a distance, I can say that it was one of the scariest experiences for us since we don’t usually get tornadoes

I truly value your fresh approach of narrating the footage without redundancy. It turns viewing into a captivating experience rather than a tedious one. Thank you for making this change

I lived through a hailstorm where the hail was baseball sized and just as hard. The entire neighbourhood had tiles shattered and tonnes of cars pummelled in all sides. My car was my first car. The next week I used a rental to ride to work and so did many neighbours. Even the buses showed signs they had not escaped.

this guy didn't mention the woman who also died in Port de bass. she was swept out to sea when her building was it by waves. all love to her family.

11:27 I was working at a RaceTrac gas station in Frisco, Texas when a storm blew through. One of the apartment buildings across the street from us got struck by lightning. It caught on fire and actually caused A LOT of damage. We had a few families come over and ask if they could hang out in the store for a little bit. Their apartments had burned from it and they were forced to wait and try to find someone to stay with. Of course it was raining so they didn’t want to be outside. A lot of them were families with kids. They all barely got out and most were still in pajamas. They didn’t have any other clothes because they were awoken and had to get out in a hurry. I had asked my manager if there was anything we could do to help them or make them more comfortable even if it’s just for a little bit. He said “Nope. They can stay in the store and wait for confirmation of shelter but that’s it. If they haven’t found somewhere to go with the next 2 hours we need to ask them to leave.” That shit DISGUSTED ME! I ended up telling them if they want any coffee or hot chocolate to go ahead and get but just let me know. Also if they were hungry they could get some stuff from the “roller grill” but again to just let me know. I opened a tab on the computer and afterwards asked my manager if we could write the stuff off........ OF COURSE he said “NO!” So I ended up paying for it myself. IT WAS NOT CHEAP EITHER! But honestly seeing them happy for even a few minutes after going through that was worth it to me. The total was literally more than I make in a week. But to see sleeping, tired and sad kids smile because they got hot chocolate......... it was beautiful! A few of the families found out about me paying for everything and came by to thank me and offer to pay me back. I told them it was fine that I didn’t mind. It was to the point where I had a LOT of loyal customers...... NOT LOYAL TO THE STORE OR COMPANY........ LOYAL TO ME! It got to the point where the days I wasn’t there were SLOW!

Tornadoes can’t pick up grass so you’re still able to touch grass😂

I remember when an EF-3 Tornado touched down less than an hour away from my City (Alpena, Michigan). Gaylord, Michigan was the town hit by the tornado, killed 2 elders when their trailer home was picked up and flipped, the heart of Gaylord was hit bad, the Mall was badly destroyed, sign shredded, Hobby Lobby (made of Brick) back wall collapsed, sections of the roof ripped off, and now they aren't reopening due to the damage, and they are just tearing it down. This tornado was May 20th, 2022.

I really appreciate your new format with narration through the footage *without* repeating the film. It makes viewing much less boring and much more interesting. Thanks for that!

12:20 i experienced a tornado from this on dec 11, 2021. it was terrifying, and i was devistated that my own town was hit so hard, it broke my heart to see the residents of my hometown hurting as bad as they did. i gave myself to my community, literally. i went from minding my own business to putting myself out there as a full-blown search and rescue team in one body. hauling food and other shelter supplies on my back day and night as long as i could walk, going around the town helping search for people possibly lost in the debrees of memories and homes. I may not be proud of my hometown, and belong somewhere else at heart, but i sure as hell love and care about the city that raised me.

1:34 anybody else try to remove the hair in the top left corner 😂

Hey in nov 15th in south Australia a huge storm broke most trees broke windows too it was going on for 3-4 days power out

The second clip whoa!!! A tsunami only two minutes after an earthquake. SCARY!!!!

I'm amazed how the CCTV lasted as long as they could to give us these footage

The storms are so bad I hope they’re OK❤

In 2022, their was a tornado warning, but where I live there usually isn't any severe weather, and it was just a few minutes away from me. Luckily, no one got hurt and no bad damage occured.

For anybody wondering about why the camera turned red, tornadoes kick up a lot of dirt, so it's probably just dirt in the air

Imagine paying insurance for destructive weather events then an event destroys your home…and the insurance STILL denies you

3:27 That driver was in PERFECT time

It's been 4 years since the moment in #1... Time flies

Love #3. Where the front porch is being ripped apart, the truck is rocking around, debris is flying everywhere. And yet, the dinky wind chime held on!

I live in South Carolina, my mom was at work when the tornado hit. She and and client had to go run to the target beside her because the building was about to lift off the ground. Luckily they were okay.

I live in Nova Scotia, and that day was the scariest experience of my life. No power for 2 weeks, many popular areas destroyed, hundreds of trees lifted up from the ground, and at least 100 mph winds with gusts over 135 mph. Thankfully it wasn't that strong and was only a category 2.I was living in an apartment, and my neighbor's roof came off, literally feet away from my roof and l was shaking after the storm realizing that just feet away from our apartment a roof ripped off the house. It's pretty scary since we barely have strong hurricanes like that. Usually we only have 1 weak hurricane each year with a couple windy, rainy days but Fiona was just a different breed.That year I think we even had 7 "Special Weather Statements" and 3 over 60 kph days.

6:32 proud to be landlocked

Xenia, Ohio 1974. My grandfather was a truck driver for Dean dairy headed eastbound toward homestate of Pennsylvania. He drove on interstate, He heard on the CB up ahead near rest stops and roads parallel and penderpectular to the interstate was fked up and such there was overturned trucks. and to drive with caution due to power lines being down. He drove closer to the so called rest stop he had to down gear and swerve at low speeds port and starboard due to all kinds of debris on interstate. darnest thing he ever seen was a tractor wheel lying in middle of road, tractor axle still attached to it. he pulled over at rest stop and rushed to help trapped people in the diner area thankfully everyone lived, they hid in freezer. comes out 14? people. travelers, diner workers. truck drivers. they just stood around, had a cig or two. joked that " shame that the tornado took the damn coffee machine" the skies were beautiful all morning and afternoon, then suddenly BAM black and green skies around 4pm? April 3, 1974

I live in Nova Scotia, and Fiona legitimately sounded like a wild animal that night. I will never forget it. I can't imagine being in NFLD on that night. We lost power at my place for 174 hours. Just a bit over a week. There are still so many repairs going on here and our fence was completely totaled as well as we lost all our food so for us it was about 4500 worth of damages. Seems like nothing when you look at what happened to NFLD and even PEI :(

When I was 4, an EF1 tornado hit my home town Westmoreland, New York. We got lucky as hell, the most damage our house got was some shingles where uplifted and our road was slightly torn.

1:23 ngl I literally thought there was a piece of hair stranding on my phone. 😂

In a scary situation, don't panic. You will either survive or not, but remaining rational will improve your chances.

Cool collection of videos. I hope the family with the tsunami were ok.

When I was 7 as well, me my mom, and my 3 year old sister were driving in our neighbourhood on a rainy day. then all of a sudden a huge bolt of lightning exploded on a power light and we lost electricity for 4 days!

Rest in peace for all of the victim's! and may god bless their families...

Homie staring at the mountain after that landslide like he’s going to do something about it

12:00 #3 was awful to have to experience. It tore through my home town that evening and will never forget seeing the tornado go by in flashes of lightning. It was so wide if filled the horizon and at first I thought I was just seeing a normal cloud. Storms at night are so much worse because you cannot see what is coming. Even now, so many homes are just now being rebuilt and the trees and the landscape of the area will never be the same. I thought the ice storm of 2009 did so much damage but this was far worse. Soon it will be a year since the tornado and there is still so much left to do.

Cameraman never dies.

That car in 3:31 really said "SHE'S A RUNNER SHE'S A TRACK STAR!" And got outa there! 😂😱😨

13:05 that's some quality windchime

I honestly love when they give the survival advice "dont panic" cause the thing is, the feeling of panic is actually caused by a certain excretion of hormones. And since you cant control how much of which hormones your producing at all, you wont have a choice but to feel panic. Most of our feelings thoughts and actions are HEAVILY manipulated and controlled by our hormones. I actually like to say that humans are addicted to their internal hormones. Just think. Pheromones. You dont realize they are there but you feel them. When you see someone and your heart jumps and you can smell them, that's hormones. All of it is hormones. The hormones coming off their skin into the air went into your body, reacted with hormones that you have inside you and made you feel what we call "love". I strongly recommend that people study their hormones and how they affect everything you do! Iv gained alot more control over my actions having this understanding.

Now I think that people who have more of those natural disasters are more in danger then us 😢

“a light wind blows the trees” the freaking tree flies over the fence💀

What exactly were those houses sitting on?? They moved like boats. That was crazy

Thanks for the cameraman for surviving and risking his life for us to have a good video to watch!

As a person who lives in South Carolina, I can confirm that tornadoes are in fact rare and it doesn't really occur all that often.

In the summer about 4 tornados touched down near Chicago. I live in crystal lake and it was so scary. Thank god we were fine.

The deadliest factor about Palu earthquake wasn't the tsunami itself but the liquefaction that happened afterwards. Sea of mud drowning people and houses like a wave on land. Drowning so many people and trapped it while it was hardened.

Thunder snow, something you will never forget. The whiteout blizzard snow punctuated by brilliant flashes of lightning and semi muffled cracks of thunder. Beautiful, eerie, destructive.

2:08 was like a tornado warning

As me living in Spartanburg my mom told me about this before I was born and when a tornado warning comes we don’t go under cover we just all stay together but that tornado that the first clip showed they had to go into the bathroom and I’m glad they were safe because that’s scary.

As someone who lives in north fort myers and had the hurricane as well, yikes. i went through the worst of it along with my friends and family living here and things are still really bad. we were without power for like 1-2 weeks and our generator was broken so we has no phones no lights or anything. glad yall are safe and i hope anyone else who went thru hurricane ian recovers fast

05:06 It was blood. A woman was standing outside in the backyard in the doorway. the wind pulled her outside and the door closed on her. And because of the strong wind force, she couldnt open the door. Something sharp hit her arm and the blood went on the camera. But she survived. Hope this helped.

I feel bad for people😢😮

Can’t let the gang know I fw this

As an owner of a ring doorbell camera I’m just imagining anything remotely like this happening near me all I would be able to hear besides the sound of crashing and wind blowing would be motion detected at your front door motion detected at your front door😂

This is truly a weather moment.

Right now I’m in a life threatening storm in mobile I pray for everyone

3:52 I remember when I was 5 I used to be scared of thunderstorms at night so I would sit on the porch with my dad swatch them. Now I flipping love thuderstorms!❤⛈️

Don't know why but when I was watching the clip with the earthquake and tsunami where the CCTV camera footage was in color & then went to black & white when the tsunami hit made me think of the part in Wizard of Oz when Dorothy steps outta her orherwise drab house into a very colorful Munchkin Land , but in total reverse. You know its really bad weather outside when Mother Nature gets so mad she turns life in color back into black & white. That poor family didnt stand a chance the water came so fast & deep. My heart goes out to everyone at the receiving end of these clips. ⚘

fun fact : that every day in Indonesia there can be 4-5 times earthquakes that are quite "feeling", this is caused by the earth's plates that are constantly moving and in Indonesia there are 3 encounters of the earth's plates crashing or rubbing against each other. This is what makes Indonesia always experience earthquakes every day. "On average, earthquakes in Indonesia occur 500 times in one month". said Daryono, as the Coordinator for the Indonesian Earthquake and Tsunami Mitigation.

The place that I lived at there is not that much bad weather. Once a while get a good blizzard or a good thunderstorm. In the late 90’s a tornado struck a town. There was trees that got damaged and even a couple building got damaged that was before my mother’s 60th birthday. Nothing really bad happened for so long. I do loved in northern eastern Wisconsin near Lake Michigan.

i really remember the quebec outbreak.. We left for a vacation in our home country Romania. While we were away, those winds started picking up and destroyed everything. When we got back, everything was brand new. We did not know what happened until we checked our cctv..

4:49 : a light wind blows the trees The house moving: 🙈

On the day the 2017 tornado hit Spartanburg the NOAA weather servers were down so nobody got a warning or even knew it was coming. A spotter called it in and Spartanburg activated there sirens however 25 out of 35 sirens failed due to the county not maintaining them.

When i was 5 there was a tornado in Florida and my grandmother was in Florida but her house is dead but god saved her

8:26 oh no that poor panda stuffed animal I feel bad for him he is going for a swim and he looked like he was trying to grab the table for dear life

13:42 forgets that dixie alley exists and it basically right next to kentucky

I can’t believe u put Newfoundland on here! I live there in mount pearl NL and that hurricane ruined everything there especially to the people that live there. and I remember feeling worried. not to mention a week before the hurricane hit the other side of NL another hurricane came 1 week earlier right by to the fishing villages until the hurricane stoped and it went back south and then a couple days later on the NTV (that’s a NL news show) they announced that another storm is coming this time heading to PAB that u see in that vid there & u will not believe what happened there in person the storm surges flood a lot of houses & left a lot of damage behind & one time I heard on the news that two people fell in the water one person manage to get out but the other didn’t and left of not knowing where she but thankfully she survived. So yea and if anyone is reading my com first of I’m from Newfoundland, mount pearl and to people if ever to go visit a country that never went before then u should definitely go to NL it is nice out there, NL also has a jolly personality lots and lots of nice people out there that u would downright love and even get know about NL and there people like me!

Really good mentioning and do t know how the cameras didn’t break with the wave earlier at the beginning

You never fail to entertain us

The lightning travels down a tree by means of the sap, which is conductive. Problem is the discharge flash-boils the sap. The bark is blown off the tree. it is why you should not seek shelter under any tree if there is lightning around. You wouldn't stand next to a Claymore mine, would you?

Hurricane Ian was the worse thing I’ve ever been through, man that storm destroyed Southwest Florida and spawned tornadoes all the way to West Palm Beach… Insane. I remember sitting out in my screened patio and watching one of the neighbors patios being ripped off from their house and flying down the road. The wind was so loud and was blowing shit left and right down the road. I’ve never seen wind speeds so strong, giant trees came flying down, power poles came down, and roofs ripped right off our neighbors homes. We were without power for a week and half and internet and service for three weeks. In my town we still have debris and trash everywhere on the roads.

12:40 that was one strong doorbell for it not to fly off😰

I'm so glad we don't have extreme weather in the UK

Last year in December, around the 15th and 16th, we had a tornado touch down somewhere in Sioux City, Iowa I think. All schools were dismissed early that day because of the storm threat, and the weather did indeed get worse. It was also like 80° that day! Usually it’d be 30° or below

1:42 *Me in South Carolina: "...What? Since when ಠ⁠_⁠ಠ"*

12:33 i love how the whole house is falling apart but the toilet paper is fine🫶🫶😭😭

4:56 NOOO THE PLAYHOUSE

I’m from New Brunswick Canada, and we didn’t get hit as hard during Fiona, but Nova Scotia, PEI and Newfoundland got hit pretty bad. We still witnessed a lot of heavy winds and rain, there was a lot of flooding and power outages. We haven’t seen a storm that powerful in forever!

Earthquake-triggered tsunami isn't a weather moment...

Awsome video keep up the awsome work

Definition of camera never dies

I live in Cape Breton Just a neighbor next to newfoundland, The hurricane ripped off alot of roofs on houses and a tree fell on our cars but surprisingly the vehicles were not badly damage. Hurricane Matthew (2016) also caused a decent amount of damage to newfoundland and NS.

12:55 😆😆😆 That wind chime is having the time of its life!!!😂

No way I had a weather add right before this ❤😂

I hope a lot of people were safe

8:36 Hey atleast your plushies arent wet

This truly was a weather moment

I feel so sad I hope some people are able to survive 😢

7:46 NAW I LIVE IN MISSOURI (Edit) We always get tornadoes cuz we in tornado alley and flash floods cuz we get either super heavey rain or none at all😭😭

Currently going through an ice storm so this is exactly what I need to watch lol

8:00 we live in wentzville and I never knew it was this daycare! we always drive past this one place

3:05 THE CHILD!😢

I'm so glad I live in the UK 🇬🇧

This is a certified weather moment.

Hi i love your videos and you too

Last year at school I remember a tornado happening and they just let us play games I've been through so many it's not scary anymore the only time it was was when the tornado came on one of the roads extremely close to my house but thankfully that I was still safe.

12:32 Tornado: Uh, can I have your porch? Never mind ima do it anyway. nOm