Brooklyn Tornado/ Micro Burst - Best Footage of Storm!! September 16, 2010

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This is the best view of the actual storm coming in and hitting, not footage of the aftermath. We headed up to our rooftop, facing south/southwest, not knowing about the Tornado Warning, and saw menacing clouds coming from the south, south west. There was constant thunder, and we have heard people describe tornados as sounding like a train coming, and thats what we heard.... The thunder and lightening was constant, and there was an eerie feeling all around us. Once the rain came, we fled to our apartment and filmed out the window. 80 mph gusts rip through the trees. It was awesome and the true sense of the word. Check out my new website: www.kabelis.com/wp
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@kingjames8283 10 лет назад

The one thing I've noticed all my life is during a thunderstorm, if the sky turns an ominous shade of green take immediate cover. This is not always a sign of a tornado but is a strong indicator of damaging winds. Hail stones about size of dime is normal during severe thunderstorm but if they reach size of quarter or larger during severe storm, the potential of tornado is great. Out in the country we don't have the weather channel or tornado sirens. You look at cloud type, color of sky, and size of hail to determine whether to get inside storm shelter. Last year I got hit by micro-burst of 125-mph or greater winds with no warning and could not get to the shelter. I hugged a wooden utility pole and held on tightly until danger passed. That was scary as hell.

@chaostic84 9 лет назад

right on, im in the country in Louisiana and do the same thing, if you see rotation in the clouds it's time to prepare

@davvydavx3675 9 лет назад

Lol live in Brooklyn

@michaeljagger7673 9 лет назад

James Barrow youre right if the sky goes green get inside immediately. microbursts can form within minutes they just come without no warning sometimes can be more dangerous than a small tornado since they can reach higher speeds and blow in a straight line.

@joerussellwx5911 9 лет назад

Michael Jagger the scary green color normally happens when large hail mixes with heavy rain and the sun shining through it in the background. The color is more common in storms in the afternoon because of the angle of the sun

@kingjames8283 9 лет назад

Jack Samual that is very true and is fact. I have also noticed that when this "ominous green" color appears which means "heavy hail" that the potential of severe weather with damaging winds and a possible tornado is soon to follow. For that reason I always tell people that when you see a green sky during a thunderstorm, run for cover or immediately get inside your storm shelter.

@ProAntiCrazyPeople 9 лет назад

One quick question, who dislikes a storm video? I can tell by their questions and observations that they aren't meteorologists, but come on people! They live in Brooklyn, not Oklahoma...

@rocketraccoon1976 4 года назад

There's always some people who dislike everything & anything. You can have a video of the cutest, sweetest kitten or puppy just sleeping, and it'll get double digit downvotes.

@southernbluecollar1635 2 года назад

Aye now us okies get beast of tornadoes, not quite this small but I agree! We love our storms and vids of storms! Hold my beer 🤣🤘

@blackplague614 7 лет назад

That green color at 1:30 in the vid is terrifying. I saw that color one time in person before. If you ever see this color, get to the safest place you can find. And as quick as you can. What I went though after seeing this color has caused years of PTSD.

@nicelooser 6 лет назад

same bro

@kxmmillienzillien8871 5 лет назад

The green color can only be seen in a certain distance. When its close enough, the color disappears, so its not always hail

@brideofsnape2046 5 лет назад

It's the hallmark of tornadic activity, dude. Sometimes just hail, sure, but if you live in the midwest you know it likely means a twister is coming.

@eastmanediting7027 5 лет назад

That's how I knew to seek shelter during this storm! I'm from Texas/Missouri, and was walking home from work when it got green and I knew (even though I was in Brooklyn) that there had to be a tornado or really severe storm coming. I ran the whole way home and BARELY made it off the street. The door was hard to open. There were trees down all over my neighborhood, so I can't imagine how terrifying it would've been if I didn't make it in!

@gseric4721 5 лет назад

Same, I remember when my family and I lived in the city and saw the green tint in the sky. There was a strange calm in the air, and then the hail started falling, and then came the swirling wind. After that the clouds cleared and a double rainbow spread across the sky. I was 13 but I still remember that. One of the most surreal things I've ever witnessed...

@mallarysangel 7 лет назад

NYC people, I love ya so I'm going to help you if at all possible. I'm in northeast Texas where this happens often. I know y'all (you guys) don't get this type of weather all the time, but it happens and it bothers me that so many of you are walking around outside because of the way you commute. If you see this greenish hue approaching, get the fuck into a strong structure. These things can suck the face right off of store fronts, so don't stand near the front. If you see the leaves on trees look like they're curling upward and the bottom side looks brighter than normal, get the fuck outta there. If you feel the barometric pressure changing throughout your body as the storm approaches, get the fuck outta there. If the hair on your body begins to lift or feel a static charge, maybe the hair on your neck tingles the skin, run immediately and stay away from metal or pole type structures and trees. They say don't go under overpasses, but if you're near the subway or a tunnel, get in it.

@gbshaw107 7 лет назад

mallarysangel you're right on that. I saw this coming in on the expressway outside of Brooklyn, and it looked intense. I do electrical work in and around the city, and have had to repair plenty due to these. But us New Yorkers aren't hit by much of this sort of severe weather, so when we are, were mesmerized..lol

@mallarysangel 7 лет назад

gbshaw107 -- That's kind of what I figured, that you're mesmerized. I've been through so many of them, and I've experienced direct contact with three. Lost part of a roof to one. Feeling your house move is a wild experience. One of the tornados occurred when I was in a rice field at night and had nowhere to go. I was younger and poaching at the time. I've since grown more compassionate towards animals. I finally made my way to some trees hundreds of yards away just as it began lifting me off the ground. The lightning allowed us to see it, and then we saw it rip up a bunch of signs, like the tall McDonald's sign in the distance. Seeing it approaching probably saved our lives. I was very, very scared I was about to die, but I held onto that tree with all I had, and the tree survived. Then the hail came in blowing sideways. That was the worst part actually as it hurt badly and caused bruising and lumps all over one side of my body and my hands because I was covering my head with them. I had two friends with me that found a ditch, but we were all beat to shit. It used to seem like NYC had become a safe place to live as the late 90s approached, but then TWA 800, 9/11, the plane crash in Queens, the Hudson River crash, Sandy, etc... Y'all needed the Hudson River thing though. I would imagine it gave people hope. I have never been there but I plan to visit. I fully expect my accent and customs to scream "tourist", but I can adapt quickly. I'd like to see if I could find a place to buy outside the metropolitan area, but first I need to visit and see if I'm still motivated afterwards. I'm Native American, so I enjoy communicating with nature. I imagine if I'm ever able, I'd still want some spacious living. It seems like Great Neck has homes with a couple or few acres, but I doubt I'll ever feel like spending that much money on a vacation space. I can't afford it now anyway, but I intend to have that ability.

@nudist0885 7 лет назад

Dear mallarysangel, Fortunately NYC has more than 400 INDIVIDUAL subway entrances in 4 boroughs. I'm talking the stairwells down into the system (not the number of platforms that are underground). Some of the platforms are more than 50 feet below ground and can fit more than 300 people each platform. If a Cat 5 hurricane was to hit NYC many buildings would be damaged beyond repairability. Most of the subway platforms more than 30 feet below ground would still be intact and livable for weeks at a time (that is if they don't get flooded out with water). I remember Superstorm Sandy was only a cat 3 storm and a few of the tunnels that travel under the rivers between one borough and another were flooded for a number of hours. Many of the platforms that were more than 300 yards away from any river were still fine 12 hours after it passed.

@eastmanediting7027 5 лет назад

Yes! I had just come up out of the subway and was walking home when the sky turned green. Being from tornado alley, I KNEW what that meant. And then the hair stood up on my neck and the air just had a heavy feeling. It's a feeling you can't forget, and luckily, I had experienced it enough times to know that this was no joke. I sprinted home and barely made it. (All the buildings I passed were not open or were super shallow storefronts with no protection, so I had no choice but to try to make it into my basement apartment a block away...) It was one of the most terrifying moments of my life, but would've been much worse if I didn't know to GTFO!

@punkyagogo 3 года назад

We get this type of weather fairly often actually (not sure why that other guy said we don’t); people just don’t really record it. For whatever reason, we’re also more likely to get microbursts in the late spring to early fall. Tornadoes are rare but we are accustomed to weaker hurricane force winds due to the many tropical storms that make their way up here from the Atlantic and Florida. Sandy in particular did a real number on us.

@MAA8772 12 лет назад

I am a professional storm spotter anytime you see a greenish tint to the sky like you filmed here that usually means a severe microburst or tornado quite rare to see in Brooklyn but as you seen it can happen.

@Saiune 7 лет назад

While this could've been a Microburst, there was a tornado warning, because I was there when it happened. but last time I had a Microburst, there was no tornado warning I believe just a severe thunderstorm warning. But since the National Weather Service confirmed this as a tornado, I remember it being a rainwrapped tornado.(they didn't say that exactly, but I had another experience with a rainwrapped tornado and it was a bit identical) but this was still terrifying.

@notvalk5475 2 года назад

I remember when this happened. it was when I was a couple years old, and I had no idea what was happening, but then later, a tree fell down and crushing my neighbors house roof. It was insane, and I would never forget the memories of it

@niinaxr1223 5 лет назад

I remember this. I will never forget it. I was looking out the window into all of the backyards and everything was oddly still. I started to see clouds moving in fast. Then boom a thick layer of what I thought was a green cloud all the way down to the ground. I was spooked! I then realized it was similar to a tornado. Looking at the reports from that day and they showed it was a huge C shape storm that comes in fast and extremely strong. Crazy stuff lol

@itzrenzo8960 11 месяцев назад

its called a squall line, usually are pretty strong and have strong hail and prety fast winds which explain everything, in the shape of a C yes, large or small C

@terrellsilver3903 3 года назад

I remember this so well. I left work @ 5pm & remember how unusually warm & humid it was outside, & I remember the green sky that was also very unusual. I was on the B52 bus on my way home when it hit! The bus driver had to slow down & you could hear the tree branches hitting the top of the bus. When the bus made a turn I saw the garage door of a house bent in. When the B52 bus tried to make a turn onto Gates Ave, the driver had to detour because trees were all over the road. Just as fast as the storm came it left just as fast. It did so much damage in such a short amount of time. When the report came on the news they said it was a F0 Gale tornado that hit Brooklyn and a micro burst that hit in Queens.

@mariebernier3076 3 года назад

Yeah, I live at Lafayette and Waverly. I'm from a state that had at least one every year and too many were up front and personal, lost a friend in high school. That day I was glued to the TV weather in our 14 story building and when it approached I high-tailed to the basement. PTSD?

@rogerstill71 10 лет назад

Man, it's a good thing those don't last a long time.

@supererikman5331 10 лет назад

unlike derrechos, which can last for hours

@oxstorm644 10 лет назад

supererik man was just about to say XD

@andrewdurant5452 9 лет назад

WOW that rain look's almost like smoke. Amazing city amazing storm.

@KnightOwl2006 14 лет назад

Nasty storm. mother nature is amazing.

@cdpetty81 11 лет назад

Really enjoyed that one. Great footage. We get this all the time in the South, but to see it in a major metro area -- that's really quite cool.

@msharelick 12 лет назад

This really is the best video. This is the only video where you see the structure of the storm, and where it really looks like a tornado as opposed to hard rain or mist.

@MAA8772 12 лет назад

Im a storm spotter with NOAA this was a severe microburst from a very intense supercell thunderstorm which one like this is rare to this area, wind gusts of 75-90 mph was reported even reports of rain wrapped small tornadoes EF0-EF1 were present with this storm as evident of the green colored sky as storm approached, and again quite rare for this area more likely in Midwestern states.

@EF9001stormspotter 11 лет назад

I've seen a few green skies here in Southern Illinois before, but that storm was GREEN.

@mariebernier3076 3 года назад

Same. Grew up in Herrin, was living right there in Brooklyn NY when this one hit. I could tell quicky afterward that it was a tornado because there were roads where the top 1/3 of trees were broken off and you could see they'd been twisted, then it was perfect in the next yard, no damage at all.

@whereisevan 10 лет назад

"It's like the edge of a storm". Insightful observation, there...

@skyforce2132 4 года назад

I experienced this tornado when I was in first grade. Scariest experience ever

@crazaysara86 13 лет назад

woah!!!! the way you captured the wall coming towards you was unbelievable!!! Good thing you took shelter, you would have been blown away!

@meacadwell 5 лет назад

I know the people in Brooklyn don't experience this severity of storm as often as those in the tornado belt do but I was chuckling over the reactions of the people in this video. Since I grew up in tornado alley we see this type of thing often.

@Svartr.HrafnSvartr 7 лет назад

When you were on the roof, I was seriously questioning your sense of self-preservation. I'm glad you decided to take it indoors, even if it were still risky being close to windows. Great footage nonetheless!

@mexa_t6534 6 лет назад

Watching all of these storm and tornado videos I realized that if the sky turns greenish or blue-ish there's either a tornado going to happen soon or the storm will be really severe and it's best to take shelter. Anyone can confirm? These kinds of storms don't happen in my town, so I'm not sure, all the information I've gotten is from videos and research, not personal experience

@davesmith4646 6 лет назад

galaxy hitchhiker72 the green sky is caused when hail reflects off of sunlight so if you do see that, it's a pretty serious storm.

@meacadwell 5 лет назад

If the sky is greenish or the sky is darker than the ground then it will be severe. I grew up in Kansas and have experienced both more times than I can count.

@yadielzapata9911 7 лет назад

omg i remember this tornado i was coming out of kindergarten and i was crying because all i heard was on the speaker, Tornado Watch is now being issued in Brooklyn NY take shelter now and now im in 6th grade! crazy memories

@fadedwxtch2010 5 лет назад

I must’ve been in 1st grade. I don’t think I went to school that day though

@RichieRouge206 12 лет назад

Some comments below are unjustified and harsh and those people need to get a grip! I think it's a great video - it may not show an actual tornado but it really captures that wonderful build up when a storm rolls in, I love that feeling and it was pretty dramatic, better than any storms we get in the UK, that's for sure. Thanks for sharing this video, lovely quality too! Keep up the good work :)

@emulatemetheuniverse.3670 6 лет назад

I've always loved wet weather yet somehow I ended up in a desert with very little weather. I wouldn't mind living somewhere like this if this happens often.

@christiebiscuts2340 6 лет назад

Thank you for sharing. Alberta, Canada.

@nikellef 14 лет назад

I was on the D train at Bay 50th stop when it hit. The clouds started moving so fast I thought we were being hit by hurricane Igor. The train was stuck for 40 mins due to trees falling on the track at 9th ave.. Great footage!!!!

@ArifKhanKHANAGE 9 лет назад

The last time I saw something like this was out of a movie called 'WAR OF THE WORLDS' lol scary stuff!

@elexus24 14 лет назад

we heard about the bad tornado storm that hit new york thats the affect huh!!! awesome footage dude.....wow!!!! chicago (hegewisch south side) got hit with a microburst........unlike of us to have storms like that here..........pretty crazy

@giantsfan562001 14 лет назад

Awesome footage!

@Jasonk7479 12 лет назад

When the sky turns green..RUN

@gor1l1a 8 лет назад

I've seen that green cloud before here in Indiana. My girlfriend at the time nicknamed it "green sky." It's so strange when you see it, because it moves at you lower and much faster than the clouds above. And then when it hits BAM! just a wall of wind. I actually witnessed the furniture on my front porch basically levitate, spin around on the rug they were sitting on and hit the side of the porch. Took siding off of houses and trees down, just a crazy amount of damage. That was probably 8 years ago when it happened, but watching this video and seeing that menacing green color brought it back.

@northtexastempesttrackers4550 8 лет назад

+J.D. Schriber It's from light passing through ice inside the tall , circulating storm. Typicically indicative of a hail-producing storm. Very very pretty stuff. :)

@guitaristguy20 14 лет назад

Nice shot of the oncoming shelf cloud.

@MrWhiskey59 11 лет назад

Great. Thank´s a lot from Sweden

@caliindica 12 лет назад

Wow what a sight.Thanks for sharing.Send some of that West to Cali we'd love it.Cheers

@chocolatemonster07 11 лет назад

Can remember on the 28th of june this year in the UK, there was a massive supercell storm, it lasted 2 hours and the clouds seconds before the first lightning strike were the exact shade of green as the ones at 1:28 in this video. It was the biggest storm i've ever seen.

@MLMLW 8 лет назад

That's definitely a tornado! In the first part of the video as the tornado is moving across to the right you can see the rotation around the edge of the moving mass. I think from where you were, you were getting the outflow of the storm and not near the suck zone. Great video. Despite the fact that you're supposed to get away from windows I think I would have stood there and filmed just like you did. :)

@annalisa712 8 лет назад

The way the wind was blowing in one direction makes it seem like more of a microburst in my opinion, but it's very cool nonetheless.

@MLMLW 8 лет назад

There's another video that somebody else shot of this storm and it was a confirmed tornado. In that video you can see the rotation of the clouds more clearly. Microbursts are straight line winds and their damage is different from a tornado.

@leaf2180 3 года назад

Looked more like straight line winds.

@marymcwright2096 3 года назад

Beautiful shot! Like wave upon the ocean. A wall of wind, rain and of course hail?

@onionofdeath 14 лет назад

Great footage!! That sucker moved pretty fast! If you thought that was impressive, you should come to North Texas in May!

@Reviresco 12 лет назад

Thank you. I usually see comments like that go unchallenged.

@pmedia8991 4 года назад

Two tornadoes that day (in Parkslope Brooklyn, and in Bayside, Queens) and a Microburst that hit Forest Hills. both tornadoes were EF1's and tons of downed trees, and new Yorkers were rattled since we rarely get tornades, but the next day, people I knew from the midwest were like, "dude, that was nothing, that was like a baby-tornado!"

@jazzythecat918 3 года назад

I was living in Bayside at the time that tornado hit. Downed trees blocked the entrance to my apt house and it took one hour to chair saw our way through it. My poor cat was terrified every time a rain storm came after that experience.

@skyforce2132 5 лет назад

I was in my dads car when this happend and it was shaking like crazy.

@Matyme 12 лет назад

The clouds turning green is usually a sign of a tornado in that storm.

@Suupagringoo 10 лет назад

beautiful rain squall

@adammars1438 10 лет назад

A microburst is a strong storm cloud that forms from hot and moist cold air. Delta flight 191 was also affected by a microburst in the 80s.

@scaro81 11 лет назад

You are standing on a roof with lightning!? Omg

@ulovetashi 12 лет назад

Best footage by far!

@christopherscragg7018 10 месяцев назад

Hi Dennis! I'm a producer at FOX Weather. Did you take this video? I'm putting together a look back at this event and was hoping to share your video on the show. Can I have permission to show your video across all FOX platforms with on-screen credit to you? Thanks!

@IDontSuckAtLifeakaJanis3975 4 года назад

Kinda cool looking We're over here in the Midwest thinking about how we'd be heading towards the basement or bathtub at that point

@mariebernier3076 3 года назад

Yeah, I'm from Southern Illinois but moved to NYC in 1988. I lived through this one. I'm the only person knocking on my neighbors' doors in our 14 story building telling them that it's time to get in the basement! Then I was the only one down there. I felt silly but you can't fight 20 years of conditioning and a few deaths of your friends from tornados as a teenager. it triggers me.

@IDontSuckAtLifeakaJanis3975 3 года назад

@@mariebernier3076 I'm so sorry for your losses. Better safe than sorry for now though regardless of what your neighbors say

@mariebernier3076 3 года назад

@@IDontSuckAtLifeakaJanis3975 lol! Thanks, I know! The one thing that I never doubt is the awesome and controlling power of nature. It is to be learned about, respected and obeyed.

@oxstorm644 10 лет назад

been in one of these before, crazy downdraft!

@Jiggyjoe1113 13 лет назад

We get storms like this all the time here in Minnesota, you guys are very luck it wasn't very big, it could have been very bad.

@8386charlie 9 лет назад

Was there on holiday from the UK, it was scary

@forgaven3346 Год назад

This is not a microburst, absolutely this is a SUPERCELL

@Justin_GFM 2 года назад

I think I remember seeing this exact thing when I was 9, my dad joked about going outside and I got pretty scared lol

@dougfairweather 12 лет назад

Great sound!

@frightcrazyjim 14 лет назад

I was sitting on the George Washington Bridge when this storm hit us. Where is the bridge compared to your aim of the storm? The cool, yet scary part was feeling the bridge shake.

@ravengale 12 лет назад

I love New Yorkers, living in their perfect little bubbles, with no knowledge of the world around them. Being from NY myself, I used to be the same way, and then I visited another state and got a much better look at the world. They should really try this. However, yes this video is very good. Thanks for sharing.

@mariebernier3076 3 года назад

Shut up a-hole. Try GROWING UP with this sh!t happening every year, losing friends to it, having no power for 2 weeks afterward in July....you're still a sheltered New Yorker.

@ravengale 3 года назад

@@mariebernier3076 I wrote this 9 damn years ago bitch. I’ve lived through ALL manner of natural disasters in my life, including 2 hurricanes. Fuck off.

@chronically.advocating 2 месяца назад

Just an observation, but this looks like a macroburst rather than a microburst. Microbursts are usually much smaller (look at videos of rain bombs). This takes up nearly the entire cell which would be a macroburst. Once established that outflow starts literally dragging the storm with it. These storm cells can reach forward speeds of up to 80 mph with winds of up to 150 mph. This not only gives these storms (including even down to individual cells) a bow shape, but the forward speed gives you very little time to reach shelter (or at least the lee side of a building). Yes they usually do look like a wall coming in, because they literally are. It's an extremely dense and intense wall of rain and hail driving these storms. Overall an extremely dangerous yet very impressive display of nature's power.

@GIguy 8 лет назад

That is so cool!!

@purplesword4286 8 лет назад

something similar happpened like this in brooklyn in 2007 too. hit bay ridge.

@charlyl9252 4 года назад

Yeah i believe it was at 6:30 am and it was about 135 mph

@Anglynn74 11 лет назад

it's freakin' green lol great video!

@KaentukiTheFuki 12 лет назад

what part of bk was this??

@forgaven3346 Год назад

I love thunderstorms and especially severe ones, but sometimes they go out of CONTROL

@mariachaful 13 лет назад

A Micro Burst is very destructive and can spawn several tornadoes I was in one east of lake Ontario in 95. There was wide spread damage and no electric for 5 days. It effected the whole area by the lake. I had to drive home in it, it was very frightening.

@janehyde9125 11 лет назад

Cool video. I used to live at 72 7th ave in Brooklyn as a kid. I have lived in Kansas since 1988 and here we would call that storm: Rain. lol In a real tornado nobody stays outside unless they don't want to live. Hell, its even terrifying hiding in a finished basement especially when the power goes out during tornado warnings. You just hang on to your flashlight and pray that you survive and that your house is still standing when its over.

@lovelljones7050 3 года назад

I live in nyc I was 10 my pops work for transit driving the bus I remember getting caught in it and no one knew what it was at the time

@jeeperscreeeperz388 6 лет назад

Lightning can travel at least 10 miles, and this guy is in a prime spot to become a crispy critter acting as a lightning rod.

@pchamney 11 лет назад

Really good footage! The green indicates a hail 'core' within the storm. Most storms with hail don't produce tornadoes, although some do.. A supercell is a type of thunderstorm, not a tornado, just to clarify. (I live in Kansas City)

@hstg98 12 лет назад

It looks like a huge wedge tornado. What was it rated? F4 or 5? Because if it was a tornado, it was massive!

@cookiemonster12765 10 лет назад

we had a miroblast yesterday in MI

@kaymreid 13 лет назад

Pretty impressive microburst!

@sonconmas 11 лет назад

What are you on about? I didn't see any discs!

@nicholaslosche5931 9 лет назад

We had a storm like that got up 8 " (inches of rain fall in 1hrs )

@nicholaslosche5931 9 лет назад

How much rain did fall

@sonconmas 12 лет назад

It's not a tornado, but the inner cloud and rain downburst, but it looks like it though!

@Ksixxable 4 года назад

Who saw the person walking down the street right before it gets intense? Here in 2020 since we have a tornado watch rn

@elainebmack 2 месяца назад

I'm from Chicago, and green skies always mean big trouble coming in fast. Lake Michigan gives some protection, but that might be changing with climate change.

@roxydzey 2 года назад

kabelis is a lithuanian word (it means a wire or a cord), but sometimes some people from Greece has similar last names to lithuanian words. are you from lithuania or greece?

@FloozieOne 6 лет назад

Just a normal big summer thunderstorm here in New Orleans. We get ones like this every few weeks here. Last Saturday coming home from work, (on foot), I got caught by one. 8" of water in the street, sheets pouring off buildings... just put the poncho, open the umbrella and aim it into the wind, walk down the middle of the street (the high ground), and slog on home carrying the groceries.

@stonew1927 8 лет назад

That green hue is always a tell tale sign of a severe storm approaching. No evidence of a tornado in this video though. Just typical high winds from a squall line micro burst.

@MLMLW 8 лет назад

+Stone W Yeah it was a tornado because it's been confirmed by the NWS.

@slimj091 13 лет назад

@Purple558 green clouds typically means a heavy hail producing storm. the same physic's that produce hail, can also form tornadoes. however just because there is green tinted clouds, and hail. does not mean there will always be a tornado. honestly i'm just surprised that everyone that has posted a video of themselves filming this storm on their roof did not get struck by lightning.

@Stormsfury777 13 лет назад

@mysuperliam Hail shafts or very heavy rain accompanied with hail tinges the sky color to give that greenish appearance

@jaggass 3 года назад

That storm must have been moving at least 70mph +

@ndogg20 8 лет назад

Great place to stand during heavy winds and a potential incoming tornado...on the ROOF! But it was worth risking your life and limb for my 6 minutes of entertainment. Could you film oncoming trains next?

@kayeazyy9474 8 лет назад

Lol!

@donhouse2920 6 лет назад

I said same thing would have ran when that lightning struck💯

@thesunsetreptiles 6 лет назад

That wasn't a tornado

@CS-np2oo 6 лет назад

Being a native of Boston and the East Coast, thunderstorms like this are VERY rare in the Northeast. Living in Texas now not everyone Grew up in tenbucktwo Texas or Kansas where this happens frequently. Those slabs of conrete next to the streets are sidewalks. Not ditches.

@Thefrizz02 3 года назад

Man those cracks of thunder...

@eduferri4281 7 лет назад

Incrível!

@JLA12301985 12 лет назад

Matyme is right, hail at times is a sign of a possible tornado from what I've heard. But the green sky, is a huge sign of a tornado.

@janehyde9125 11 лет назад

I was outside in a ditch for the Andover Ks tornado over 20 years ago. Didn't have a choice, lived in 2nd story apartment so we had to go under bridge in runoff ditch as it moved passed us just having hit the Air Force Base 1/4 mile down on rock road in Wichita, KS. Not fun times.

@tobycameron317 10 лет назад

The greenish "wall" wasn't the funnel proper, it was the rain wrapped around the funnel. Looks like it was at the lower end of the scale, EF1 or 2, fast-moving, and short lived. Doesn't make it any less of a "real" tornado, especially hitting a place that doesn't get many tornadoes.

@zzMikaelKalelzz 8 лет назад

Move to AZ we get those constantly during the monsoons.

@zzMikaelKalelzz 8 лет назад

Except ours are stronger than that baby burst...

@yourmom-tp9kk 6 лет назад

zzMikaelKalelz I already live in Phoenix Arizona

@xenonwx 4 года назад

zzMikaelKalelzz Your point ?

@ayoal 3 года назад

Arizona storms are babys bro come on, go to the Midwest or east coast to see real bad weather

@MrWackypackages 6 лет назад

I'd be waaayy to paranoid to be standing on the roof like that during a storm....you could get struck by lightning

@jdesign918 12 лет назад

Come to oklahoma and you will see it every year. We can smell and feel that stuff before its even there it happens so much! Fun stuff. I had a girlfriend from california and she didnt believe me when I said the sky gets green before a tornado until she witnessed one

@shaunparkin3167 8 лет назад

Wow Awesome

@indigodragon0613 7 лет назад

No matter how 'cool' it may be, a green hue to the sky = get your ass to a secure area, preferably in a basement, tornado shelter, or the strongest room in the building you're in away from windows and doors.

@live42006 12 лет назад

What sort of eerie feel was it?

@Jinxy98 13 лет назад

Is it weird if I like tornadoes? I wanna see one soooi bad but i live in michigan so they dont come around often. ;(

@girl27278 7 лет назад

That's nothing like a tornado, tornadoes could pick up everything, but not a basement, we had a microburst and it knocked over my hudge tree in the back of my wall, and picked up my trampoline and throws it into the pool

@OortCloud 6 лет назад

kxtie. It was EF1

@OortCloud 6 лет назад

MY MISTAKES! It was an EF0, Queens got the EF1 Or maybe 2

@jasonhearn768 2 года назад

What?! There's a tornado coming?! 😲 QUICK!...Get your camera, and stand directly in front of the window!...I repeat...get your camera, and stand directly in front of the window! Lol! 😂😂😂