Day of the EF4 (Documenting the 6/16/2014 Stanton, Pilger and Wakefield Tornadoes) 

That's terrifying. Hope you were all ok.

Did you happen to notice the faster you drive the more powerful the effect of high winds? In the mid-70's I had a Ford Econoline van. For at least 3 days we had beautiful skies but winds that gusted to 100 mph..... the wind emptied the Severn River on which the US Naval Academy is situated. The average mile-wide river was reduced to a stream about 10' wide. MY father had advised me the faster I drive the more the wind is going to impact the van. Driving the Interstate Rte 50 bridge that leads to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge was ridiculous; a few times I was sure I'd be on 2 wheels. The old man wasn't exaggerating...... I backed way down on speed and still it was like something shoving the front or rear of the van left and right.

sign of a severe tornado.

Thank you!

Alejandra Gonzalez Bogota Colombia 🇨🇴

​@@TornadoTrackersAlejandra Gonzalez Bogota Colombia

trplpwr rear flank downdraft: often associated with helping a tornado form 👍🏼

10-4 thank you@@ryanm9472

Daniel isn't a bad guy! Of course being a super-hardcore HAM radio operator and taking months off to chase in a country that isn't your own is slightly bananas. He does a good job though I think, and he helps out when needed.

@@GravyHucker I'm subbed to his channel. Tornados fascinate me. Good content is hard to find. Hope he comes back to the states for another season. I hope to do some overlanding in Australia within the next 2 years.

I guess at the end of the day, were all kind of crazy to do this. Now that I think about I've spent almost all of my vacation time from work only in the spring, driving around the Midwest for the last 11 of 15 years. I'm just as crazy I think! Best of luck with your trip

thats called sisters

Alejandra Gonzalez Bogota Colombia 🇨🇴

​@@clifffinch2740 Alejandra Gonzalez Bogota Colombia