Derecho/Squall Line (Live Storm Damage). Arnold MO. (08/10/20) 

Crazy winds! I always feel so badly for the trees that get ripped apart in these storms.

Amazing footage, better than a lot of others I've seen :) At about 3:09 you can see the power flashes before the tree falls. (I hope the people who live in that house are okay) But yeah anyways great footage!

I feel bad for the neighbors, but, it was a great catch on your part.! 🖤🦇🥀

Great video, quite a powerful storm! ⛈ 💨

Lawrence Kansas had a 100 MPH derecho early in the morning some years ago. I woke up to the roar and saw half my neighbor's roof blowing across my yard.

Man that wind did a number on that tree and powerline

I was cheering for the pine tree across the street. Glad it made it through those winds 😂

I remember this, the winds were a tad weaker in the imperial area but still got a little tree damage and a power outage

Scary wind noise

3:18 is when they lost power.

Bought a bag of derechos last night , they were hot. Om talking hurt ya hot. I don't mind a little warmth but these things ,set the house afire. Come to think on it the wind did blow was worried with wind those derechos might start a fire and. Catch the house as fire.

I was about to say man, that does not look bad at all then boom, it just came out of nowhere.

In Illinois we had a derecho that had 100 mph winds that took down our trees and after that we saw the damage and there was a lot like debris and more

3:18 Power lines and form electrical arc.

Dense black clouds But for those of us who saw it from the video it was really amazing

At 2:53, right after the rumble of thunder, was that a tree snapping in the background? Otherwise, came out of nowhere. Just like the week before memorial day this year, was hit by a squall line on a tuesday here in northeast wisconsin. Only had 40-50 mph gusts here, but to my east, estimated gusts of 60-70 mph downed trees, snapped a few power poles, and even blew a roof off a building! Also to my southwest, trees were down, some power lines as well, and even a couple semi's tipped over. I saw the shelf cloud, and the wind just came out of nowhere.

70+ mph straight line winds and no outdoor siren activation!?!

100 mph

At 25 seconds in the video what kind of birds were those? I always here it before a storm

What direction were your gust front winds from? Did you have inflow and a calm before the gust front?

what type of tree was the one that had fallen apart??

Are dericho's common there?

Hay folks let's put our mailboxes out in the street no curbs if the storm don't get ya those fast flying cars will😮

That storm was still packing 80 mph winds when it hit Michigan at 6:15 pm EDT that day. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vnIWqUl9mjw.html

Braking

I hate that

Damage tornado

Eehhhh climate change is no big deal. A few of these storms a year will be just fine, as well as extreme heat waves, drought, and flooding. I'm sure everything will work out great and our food supply won't be impacted at all! /sarcasm