Cops TRIED to Stop Me from Seeing THIS! 

Bro, they were literally blocking the road so no one would go under the rotation for safety issues and such, and pi decides to pass them on a double line with their lights on lmaoo OF course the cop would be disappointed?

@@LeoKBass Good thing too, cause Pi was flying blind with no radars or any idea of exactly where the rotation is. I mean, it's not like it's his literal job to know exactly where rotation and tornados are at any given moment.

maybe don't ask stupid questions or try illegally passing four cop cars blocking your lane

Exactly and people are still defending the cop lol weirdos

Well when you break multiple laws and try to act all innocent you kind've deserve an attitude.

true

Yeah

I have to do the same thing, its tedious but the end result is just pure WOW every single time!

What a crazy story, sounds like something I would totally do 😂 I moved to centralia near seneca ks after I married my husband. There were many times driving to see him where I would still somehow get lost, I have driven close to fort riley many times! Coming from western kansas I love the many hills, rivers and greenery here that is quite lacking out west lol I grew up chasing storms with my dad for his job and live vicariously through storm chasers videos unless there is a storm close to me, and boy the first couple of years living here I got to see at least some wicked funnel clouds and a lightening hit our tree in our front yard about only 10 steps from our house!

I woulda just went past personally. Those cops were being asses anyway and are they really gonna go chase you into a tornado?

but you can't trust people to put only themselves at risk, can you? especially not when roads and cars are involved

I agree, but sometimes only a wallcloud is visible and not the funnel cloud. Most people aren't going to know it's a tornado until it's too late.

It is but when you have storm chasers swerving onto the opposite lane rather quickly as though you're about to pass the road block just to take pictures, this can be irritating for cops who expect drivers to not be reckless. It's not a weird roadblock either, this is called an "exit-only" they block the road leading to the danger and not the road coming from the danger. You're not supposed to turn onto the opposite lane to get around this.

one time back in June (2022) lightning struck and blew up part of a tree right in front of my house

Its possible to capture certain types of leaders with slow motion footage. 120 fps is good enough to get lucky. For some reason leaders are less likely to get chopped compared to ground strikes. I think the time lapse is from a series of full exposures, not sped up video.

What age r u

@@hypercane2023 16

@@jaxplayzroblox7104 ok

It might be able to pick up damages from a tornado at night, but idk how common that is.

EXACTLY

He doesn't. His degree is digital arts. He only films and photographs it.

Radarscope

August 15, 2019

I think it is!!! Lots of records broken around the world that summer re: lightning!!!

Good to know it's limited to that one county. I'll watch out for them next time!

@@MorePi -you just have to watch out on the main highways. The few paved county roads, they usually don't block. Those are easiest to get to from US 77 vs 177 on the east side of the county.

Yeah, I spent a ton of time manually putting it on there. I only started screen recording my iPad last year. For anywone else wondering, here's how I did it: Recorded my GPS location using the Android app A-GPS Tracker. Downloaded archive radar from here: console.cloud.google.com/storage/browser/gcp-public-data-nexrad-l2 Used NVidia Control Panel to convert my 1080p monitor to a "4K" one. Imported the downloaded radar files into GR-Level 2 on Windows. Screen recorded the radar in 4K using OBS. Imported my GPS file into GPX Player from the Microsoft store Screen recorded that as well. Used Adobe After Effects to overlay both screen recordings on top of each other, and resized and retimed them to match. Motion tracked my location dot on the GPX Player screen recording. Then I used the Radar Scope icon to follow the tracked path. Recording my iPad is MUCH faster. I just have reposition the view every now and then. It means I'm stuck with what I recorded on the chase, not to mention loosing service occationally, but it mean I can edit my newer videos so much faster. But I only started doing that last year, and I probably have 8 videos