Cedar Rapids Iowa Derecho 2020 - 4k compilation: gusts+deer panics+flood! 

Wow. 0:39 for those who missed it. Looks terrified.

I saw it but it seemed to disappear behind the leaf branch and I didn't see it head to the forested area so im hoping it found cover

That WASN'T a deer! That was a dog.

@@themoongoddess1190 You need glasses.

Yeah I would love to hit it with the car or shoot it this fall instead

deers are "like oh shit" everyfucking second of their life

@ you know a hunter got stomped to death by a 10 point Buck? They aren't as dumb as you think. That man killer is still out there

lairdriver stop it, im all for hunting but deer will flee from ANY human 9/10 times and if you’re a hunter yourself you should know that.

I know I laughed my ass off, the deer doing the do-si-do dance, ah, about that time to go deer hunting!

lol

My favorite red pine was snapped during the July 19, 2019 Wisconsin Derecho.

Lol

I really wouldn’t live in a house with a tall tree in my front or backyard if I were you

Ha ha ha haha ha ha haha

I sang that to.

3:18 It appears not.

Yeh it's a flag, a bit of material that easily can be replaced. Safety is more important in these situations!

Probably not.

Timestamp

@@mysunshineisturningintoabl2307 0:39 is when it shoes up and runs near their flag then turns and darts into the woods.

I was in a car!! I pulled off with no visibility at all.

The wind was rocking the whole car

Yep.

It was only cat 2 force winds with a peak sustained wind of 99 mph, and a peak gust of 112 mph, the 140 mph is not official, it was just an estimate

WHAT

still stands strong no matter what! patriotism is in the heart, those who hate patriotism, can rot in hell, well they are heading that way anyway

Yes, and the flooding is worse too. But storms like this are unusual in the Midwest. We get tornadoes, which can produce even higher winds than this, but the sustained winds don't last this long. We had a Derecho event a few years back where we had sustained 50-60 mph winds for around three days. Tom Skilling called it a "hurricane over land." He said it was highly unusual. It was certainly unpleasant and dangerous too. Even though the winds weren't that high, after a day or so a lot of damage to structures started happening. Shingles blew off, a porch partially collapsed and had to be demolished, siding flapped around until it tore off, etc. Trees started falling the second day. There was stuff blowing everywhere, all day. I've been in tornadoes, but you can't hide in the basement for three days. Most people still went to work! Driving was hazardous, and trucks weren't even on the road. There was debris on the expressway; stuff just kept blowing down.

Actually hurricanes build up steadily this went from chill to 110-140 mph winds instantly a hurricanes I wall is what this was like this was on par with a car 4 hurricane my uncle lived in South Florida for Charlie and Andrew and he even said this was on par with Charlie. He even said that it could be considered worse because of the lack of warning. Again hurricanes are longer lasting but the actual intensity along with no warning made this storm very dangerous.

@@christianheilmeier1299 peak gust was 112 mph with peak sustained winds 99 mph, the 140 mph was just an estimate, it was never offical

Also if cedar rapids ever got hit by 140 mph winds, most houses would have been leveled, the building code is only 110 mph

The peak in this video is low end cat 1

Legit question!

I'm pretty sure animals don't shout needless profanity.

Can only imagine what being ontop the space shot would be like during this

@@jeffwelty980 umm awesome duh😂😂

#GodBlessAmerica #Trump2020 America will always be a capitalist, free, God loving, God fearing, conservative, Christian Nation, one nation under God! and those who hate that, can leave it! because the end of days of the left are here!

Probably because it came with little notice, and he was worried about the life of his family.

NE side. Near Lindale mall, behind Home Depot

@@tylerspeidel5310 WOW! I appreciate you sharing this. We are in DSM and it wasn't nearly this bad for that long. But seeing my hometown like this is heart wrenching!

@@tylerspeidel5310 I was also on the Northeast side of Cedar Rapids when it hit. My parents were on the southeast side of town. Today, I am putting things back into my apartment after it being repaired due to storm damage.

I agree. But in this case I think the warning was less. If I recall right (watching from states away) the outlook didnt put this one as powerful or long tracked as it came out. The emergency alerts went out like normal then came the bigger alerts telling people things had changed. At most people had only a few min to decide if this was a gusty thunderstorm or the monster it became. Even in it people kept openly marveling of how long it was taking to end. The Flag was defiantly not on the front of anyone's mind.

soooooooo many commas!

@@OsborneCox.69.420 : At least I don't do run-ons and fragments like so many others do. Perhaps you can make BETTER sense out of those than I do??

The peak gust was 112 mph, with peak sustained 99 mph, but this video shows a peak gust of around 80-85 mph, Atkins got a gust of 126 mph

3:18 Where?

@@thaoriginal_q_3877 It was defeated!

#GodBlessAmerica #Trump2020 always will be there!

The wind was 120mph bud

UFOs don't exist.

@@nightgaming5490 he was talking about the speed that the storm was moving. Not the wind gusts.

@@leaf2180 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-60ZJQ4I7_3M.html

@@jonothandoeser photoshop is a thing, look it up. People have gotten so advanced with it and are a key component to all these "ufo" sightings. Only smooth brains believe that's real.

read the pinned.

@@cpufreak101 so?

There was a 30% chance of rain that day....

@@tartyturtle7005 I merely cited the Flag Code. I didn't comment if the flag should or should not have been flown.

No

Animals or some sort of weird creatures?

Dustin Davis well...they are living

Title 36, Chapter 10, section 174 (c) states: "The flag should not be displayed on days when the weather is inclement, except when an all-weather flag is displayed."

Pretty sure thats not a priority in a storm like this.

Title 36, Chapter 10, section 174 (c) states: "The flag should not be displayed on days when the weather is inclement, except when an all-weather flag is displayed."

@@rebeccac.1758 this came out of nowhere though. Some people had a 20 minute notice.

Oh geez....give it rest from your armchair outrage. I don’t think America will fall because of a damn flag.

Title 36, Chapter 10, section 174 (c) states: "The flag should not be displayed on days when the weather is inclement, except when an all-weather flag is displayed."

🙏🏾

And then they seem completely fine afterwards

They actually sense it ahead of time and fly away from the storm

Well, many of them are injured and die. I've seen after-storm footage with dead birds in the street. Animals don't escape natural disasters; they either survive somehow, or don't. After the Australian bush fires last year, it was estimated that *millions* of animals died.

LOL he was playing do-si-do dance. was hilarious!

Fuckin thing was running like an Ethiopian with a dinner ticket.

It probably thought the would was going to end. lol

Shuheb A7 Pfffft bruh just chillin watchin us fuck ourselfs up, he ain’t angry he just dissapointed in us and cut off our Holy assistance

It was shielded by the wall

soon, deer will be on a dinner plate

@@magawarrior4548 What? Don't be like that.

@@magawarrior4548 omg

I think the birds had a heads up based on the pressure of thr atmosphere.

@@DrMemesYT Probably!!! Nature has a way of protecting itself.

@@shakingbones1768 who tf does thaT?

Maximum recorded sustained winds 99 mph, with a peak gust of 112 mph (category 2, or Ef1, with 3 seconds of ef2 force winds) 140 mph was never official, it was just an estimate

Also if it was 140 mph the houses that got hit by the gust would have been leveled, the building code is only 110 mph