CRAZIEST TORNADO VIDEOS - Best of 2023 

At least you are alive! This is not a given.

Aww poor chickens! 🐔🐓🐣

im so sorry to hear that, im glad you were safe :)

I live in Clarksville too my church walnut grove got tore up too

Also Luigi's Pizza :(@@Eugenedrummerboy

It's fine as long as you're holding your cell phone camera. The camerawoman always survives.

It took several people to get it to shut.

She thought shit was sweet lol “I’m getting this” no ma’am it’s about to get YOU 😂😂

perfectly safe as long as you have a camera, thus making yourself the main character.

As harsh as it is.. let them find out

you millenial only believe in god when you want to but when you are safe yall taunt and mock him. go thank your woke president those satantic democrats

5pm I will be there soon

oil up lil 🥷 ima be there in 5

@@ririrocky1836 im evil for laughing at this

Ha! That happened to me one year ago😨

Yup 😎

The rain comes after. The twister usually sucks up the rain keeping it strong.

I live in Old Town Greenwood And I was at Community South during the tornado. It was hailing pretty bad.

Was it a ef4

I live just off of highway 31 in greenwood by community south. I was 9mo pregnant heading home from my fiancé’s family reunion. I didn’t know where the tornado was, just that I got a warning on my phone. I was so scared for our dogs cos they didn’t have a place to go as the farthest place down still had so many hazards. The dogs were fine. It was 10mins away. I was still horrified cos of the closeness. I did end up having my son on the 27th. 2-3 days after that. I was in the beginning stages of labor (didn’t know) when the storm blew through.

@@millenniumsystem1168 I'm glad y'all was OK including the baby but now where I live in Louisiana we had a snowstorm with sleet and ice are temperature is 21F Tues and wed we be around 14 or 9 degrees at night so its pretty rough around here

Yeah I knew they fucked up as soon as I saw the explosion. This is the Madison/Gallatin tornado.

My Son lives in Hendersonville which took a hit too

Yeah I just commented that as well. I live on graycroft ave and I watched the tornado go right over our house and drop a few roads over. I was actually able to smell the explosion. It smelled like charcoal. I felt so bad for people because after the tornado hit I heard first responder sirens for over 4 hrs straight. And. I mean sirens non stop for over 4 hrs. And we didn't get power back til the next day

@froggynzack oh yeah so you're right by Nesbit, which is where the 3 fatalities were. You were close my friend

But then when it’s moving your not happy

What if the tornado isn't moving??? 🥸

@@JeremiahStewart102 if it really isn’t moving, it’s probably not a tornado. most likely a dust devil or something small. dust devils move, yes, but at a much slower speed. tornados have classified speeds that they have to be moving at to be considered a tornado. :)

@@silverdandelions1908dust devils can have speeds of 60 MPH. As strong of an EF0.

Thank you for the information!

Correct and unfortunately one of the fatalities in clarksville was a 10 year old boy 😞

Correct and unfortunately one of the fatalities in clarksville was a 10 year old boy 😞

It was a high ef3 in Clarksville but close to ef4

@@twisterman4184 correct, and one the fatalities in Madison was a two year old

Resembled a tornado that did not hit the USA at the time but Edmonton, Alberta Canada back in 1987, dark and scary.

I live behind Luigi’s. I watched as it destroyed the building and then ran and hid in in our laundry room

Famous last words.🌪💀

You can't fix stupid.

they are from arkansas what do you expect...I live in southern missouri and wish they'd ban anyone with arkansas plates getting on the road

@@Phattyasmo people make mistakes, this doesnt mean that she is stupid, this is why there needs to be more education focusing on these types of things

Kim: Oh, I'm *getting* this! Also Kim: *flying*

@@brandeestarr This made me LoL so hard

Exactly what I was thinking! 👍

yeah it hit a power grid and there’s mineral oil in transformers so that was flung into air and all of the loose wires and electricity lit it on fire. and the sudden rise in pressure from the explosion momentarily uncondensed the funnel

It was a substation.

@@justinlafever5653 Yes, we know this.

@@musicnerd72Oh, my bad. Obviously I should’ve known you already knew. I assumed since “substation” wasn’t mentioned by either the original comment, or subsequent reply’s, but only “transformers,” then I should help clarify. Since, after all, there aren’t transformers in a substation, but rather capacitor’s, regulator’s, switches… etc. But of course you already knew that, right?

How u feel knowing she seen a tornado 🌪 and u didn't?

It caused something to go kaboom! You call that “adorable”? I hope no one was hurt when that explosion happened.

@robertdragoff6909 🤦🏻‍♂️ That was nothing more than a power transformer shorting out. Extremely small potatoes. I grew up in Oklahoma City. So yes, that was an extremely adorable cute little mini-tornado.

@@RantingRamsay In another comment someone said that exact same thing, that it was a transformer that blew. Still, it’s scary to see, but it’s more of an inconvenience since the power went out and won’t be back on for days….. Very spectacular video anyway.

Lol that was a EF1 but whatever

I lived in Limon myself and graduated from LHS in 2012. The twister happened before I was born (in 1993). Didn't know it was a EF3. Glad you got to shelter and made it through.

@@strykerstar8571 me too. Tornadoes are crazy. It's like a hurricane that jumps and sidesteps, often popping up out of nowhere with very little warning. They touch down, wreak absolute havok for a few minutes and then just dissipate like nothing was ever there. First time in my life I can remember being really afraid

Yuma ?

Whats the most old time western movie type town in Colorado?

😁

Dad joke!

Lol cute

I see what ya did there.🤣

Nah.. even some dad jokes aren't THIS bad.

That's the only reason I watched this vid to see if it would be there I live in Mississppi. Top wind speed was 195 mph 5 just 5 mph away from a ef5 tornado A FLIPIN EF 5 TORNADO

@@claytennewton3597 ef RATING is based on dmg not windspeed ! the old one was wind tho. WAsnt rolling fork also hit durin the mayfield december 10th outbreak?

@@endofage8495 yea ik it's based off the amount of damage but I was just saying 195 mph damage would have been a little bit worse it it had went up just 5 mph. And no rolling fork Mississippi was not affected in the 2021 December 10th tornado outbreak. Know I did read something about a ef2 tornado touching down by rolling fork 60 miles away from Jackson Mississippi and went and hit silver city. But the tornado didn't hit rolling fork. Idk if that all true or not.

He left out the 2 strongest tornadoes of the year . Rolling Forks easily the scariest footage of the year and strongest tornado and the Didsbury Alberta EF4 in Canada that provides some of the best footage of the year .

@@MrPapasvhilly I thought that tornado in Canada happend like 20 years ago

I think it's likely because the Tornado "recycled" right around SW 7th where it skewed north then B-lined to the east, which explains the hospital getting annihilated instead. Warren did take some cosmetic damage / roofing but it was extremely lucky that the tornado didn't just mow it down, as it was dead center on track to do so. Some damage path graphics show it way better than i can explain, but literally looks like Warren was avoided on purpose

I cannot figure that out either. I remember that EF5 well. Tornadoes are just bizarre.

I was watching Ryan Hall for that day.

That was a crazy night that I will never forget. Without a doubt it was the strongest tornado of the year, with MAYBE the exception of Matador, Texas. The tornado went through rolling fork at about 8 PM and my friends and I stayed until about 2 AM doing search and rescue. Here’s my video if you care to watch it ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DYazCvRQz98.htmlsi=xHvvC3kXEYZ30Bgj

Yes, & if it had hit that 201mph mark it would've been the first EF5 since 2013.

It upset me that this tornado was left out of the documentary.

@@kathybillings453 I have an entire documentary on the Rolling Fork tornado. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DYazCvRQz98.htmlsi=geMPAX0FCpxpp-QU

As a Texas storm Chaser... your spot on.

@@StormChaserMaci. I grew up in west Texas so I should know. Seen some big twisters and ran through a few little dust devils. With my eyes closed of course.

@@StormChaserMaci. Also seen wooden fences pelted straight through with freshly mown grass, and street signs spinning in place like a top.

@@doormatt4393 Not long ago I caught a tornado in the act in San Antonio. Back in October of 2023 now. But that was only a baby twister. I have seen worse.

@@StormChaserMaci. I live in the coastal plains now. But when I was a kid in west Texas we'd get massive dust storms that you could see coming from miles away. One time we had a huge dust storm coming in from the north while a strong thunderstorm was moving in from the southwest. When the two converged over our location it literally rained reddish brown mud on our house. It was awesome! Back to the topic of tornadoes though, I always thought it odd that storm chaser footage never seems to capture the intensity and distinct sound of just about every west Texas tornado I remember. They truly did sound like a freight train rumbling and roaring along as they chewed and spit the scenery with wild abandon. Scary as the devil, but as a kid I was mesmerized.

Amen.

Agreed. Hell mount a camera on the structure for Goodness sake.

Normalize letting people voluntarily yeet themselves from the breeding pool.

Right on. Like the people in the video at 6:16. Utterly moronic. Seems darwinism failed us with this event though

Yeah, maybe next time these people are in a natural disaster they will have the common courtesy to film more professionally. Honestly, it's just so rude. 🙄

Whoever decided to put a blurry version of the video behind the video is an idiot.

Is also like filming a lightning storm, storms in general you don't want to be by a glass window

I wonder if the Great Lakes do anything with the weather where the bodies of water could like sorta "protect" people close to them. IM an hour south of lake Erie and we never get tornadoes. like once a decade. and only e1 or e2 never higher than e2. I tell u what though I've seen the clouds turn DARK olive gelreen before, and it got QUIET. we were like 10 and 11 yrs old, every parent on the streets like GET INSIDE! the sirens sounded and we waited, it even started hailing. but no tornado. That's the last time I saw green sky so about 29 yrs ago. it was seriously weird as fckk even as a kid it scared me when I heard how our moms were screaming😅

I live near Gary, IN and dont ever remember a tornado hitting neat here

@@FukcAUsername dude ur lucky as HELL are u serious? isn't Gary like towards the middle of the state too? I'm from Cleveland so I'm only a stones throw from ya, we just had tornadoes in OHIO, like 4 of em the other night when it was bad? only 3 deaths in the country and all 3 of em were Ohio residents. shits crazy dude we NEVER worry Abt tornadoes last time there was even one CLOSE to my city I was a year old it was 1985. I've seen the sky turn green but only once I was in 6th grade, and I swear to God those clouds had to have been going a hundred miles an hour dude.... the wind stopped for a second , everything got quiet and my dudes mom yelled at all us kids to get home NOW so we got on our bikes n boards n got the fck home lol I was scared dude I never seen dark puke green clouds before and I DEFINITELY never seen clouds moving that quick either! 💯 shit was tense, I couldn't imagine living in tornado Alley tho, even like Kansas or Nebraska, I know they get hit. yo does Colorado ever get hit bad? I'd think w the mountains it could like stop em from happening there. is that how they work?

@@FukcAUsername nice profile name by the way 🤣 hope you like mine 🤣

@@eatassonthefirstdate 😂

*Father God. Yahweh

Average USian in a nut-shell.

Same over here

But there is a saying 'in the eye of the storm' which can be meant metaphorically, rather than literally.

​@@reddwarfer999have you ever seen a tornado 🌪 in person before I'm just wondering 🤔 💭 OK 👍 👌 🙆‍♂️

@@DanielleFlack Well I've seen 'The Wizard of Oz', does that count?

Oh BS, If a tornado doesn't have an eye how can it see where it's going?

You're welcome

No but the first picture was, I know because that’s one of my neighbors house. It is from west creek farms Clarksville, tn. The school behind all the rubble is west creek middle. So he was correct for saying Clarksville since the first picture is from my neighborhood no doubt!

I’m from conway. In the 21 years I’ve lived there, no tornado has ever touched down in Conway. It always jumps over us for some reason and hits Vilonia or Mayflower instead

@@Raven-ti6tf true

I live in Hastings

Im from the midwest and i seen worse damage from a microburst than that of California tornado

Not Kentucky. It was Hendersonville TN.

@@terrib627 You're right. I stand corrected