Dramatic video shows tornado tearing through North Carolina mobile home community 

Right!!!!😂😂😂 at least they have the shed for shelter.

¿Por qué os hacéis las casas de madera????

Luck of the draw. The funnel missed them.

Hell ya son. And that old dodge

Looks like a American Steel Carport company or Midwest Carports inc.

And the red truck too. That's how crazy unpredictable tornadoes can be.

​​@@merrim7765ive been through alot of hurricanes including the eye wall landfall of katrina here in bay st louis MS with 30 ft wall of water that threw cars like bath toys. It takes more wind than that to move a big truck like that. About 140+ the wind can potentially start pushing cars 155+ it can start flipping them. Its amazing the stuff you see stuck on your roof with near 200mph wind gust around you. They lie about katrina the waves broke the local buoys at 40ft so they dont know how high the waves got. The wind gauge broke at 200mph, they down graded the storm saying it was a cat 3. Thats a straight up lie. Ive been in numerous cat 3 hurricanes.

It flinched a little.

And the carport was unscathed too!

The house roof is higher up and closer to the tornado. Its always windy on mountain tops.

I pray his family will find peace through God & all who love him too. 🙏✝️❤️🇺🇸

To film this..?

He or she was in it. Almost perfect conditions for loss of life... I'm going to say, thank you for the footage. A tornado roaring through ! I'll now, will watch this many times. Thanks for posting.

​@@brianwade879The Ramp could be why they didn't leave Or Lack of Warning,we heard Zero about one here or where to go if needed.

I thought that also, then I changed my mind to moron.

They're what stopped him blowing away!😂 That may be why he has a ramp🤣 ... He has to waddle

Right !

This is good advertising

The shed is probably fastened to a concrete slab if they have those building codes there.

Stupidly is what that is. Not an Angel.

I fully expected to see the addendum "photographer is currently recuperating in the hospital with heavy injuries to the head from flying debris"

Everyone knows nothing ever happens to the cameraman .

Maybe at some point, the "cameraman" was a tripod...? Might account for his nerves of steel.😊

The cameraman always survives

You can see another one past the pole!!

Scary, but you are probably right.

idk about over there but here in the uk any damage caused by nature is classed as an act of god and they can deny the claim.

Act of God BS!

Insurance charges everything for North Carolina, even the hurricanes that never hit. That's what they said last time when they raised their rates

That didn’t take guts, that’s stupidity. Him and his family could have died. Why take that risk? I don’t know about you but I was in the Army and went through allot of danger. At least that was for something, what’s this for? To go viral?

Ignorance isn't courage. Let's clear that up. It's someone obviously unaware of how ungodly dangerous these things are. People need to get themselves and their kids away from the damn windows and in to shelter.

The house looks fine.maybe not the roof

I was totally impressed!!

They're already built at Lowe's and Home Depot. Some assembly required.🙂

Oh that sucks, at least the polls in NC statistics that it’s not Global Warming. Enjoy the weather!

How can you be so chill while standing in a tornado lol

😂😂😂

👍Touché! The cameraman never dies! 🤣

🙏🏻😱🙏🏻🤦‍♀️🙏🏻

I mean to be fair I would have done the same thing because its not like theres good hiding places in a mobile home

Cameramen can't be injured.

I was thinking hey there is the dodge from twister.

THE EXTREME

​@@obxtarheel9191LOSER!! MOVE ON!! RIP Philip Seymour Hoffman

That's hilarious because when I saw the truck my first thought was "Oh no I hope the truck doesn't get hurt: LOL.

Great catch. I lived in Wichita...have family there. Scary to live there but dam I love that MOVIE RIP BILL PAXTON

They left the house keys in the truck and we’re stuck on the handicap porch 😢😢

Amen, glad you made it. Damn that roof your under was built as indestructible as our souls having a human experience tough vessels.💜

@@cozmo1266they’re clearly inside and not on the porch but cool story

That’s because mobile homes are built really good now. They are able to withstand category 4 hurricanes and f3 tornadoes.

right. let's stand by the windows and doors while a tornado is going through so we can get a million views on TikTok. sorry but that's a stupid thing to do

And the tens of thousands that have hit the US in the last 50 + years !

@@stoneysscapes7544climate change tho 😂

Thank youn

HAH!! YEAH, EXCEPT, NO PRAYERS FOR THE PHIZER PLANT THAT WAS RIPPED APART..😂😂

We need tornado reform not your thoughts and prayers!!

Mopar or no car

It's because it is a Ram. If it were a silverado, it would be on its back receiving the wind.

​@@Dynamicelectrician If I'm not mistaken I think it the same model or a very similar one to the one they use in the Twister movie 😂 the irony

The truck is aerodynamic whereas the mobile home is not. There's a lot more flat surface area on the mobile home for the wind to press against instead of just gliding over.

​@@dustinzilbauer7582 no its the extreme

Truth all day....💯💯

Yes yes and AMEN!!

Filmed it WITHOUT SAYING A WORD!!! I know I would have let out an expletive or five.

No… They’re just extremely lucky.

So all the people who've been severely injured or killed in a tornado, including that one, didn't have an angel watching over them? Oh, wait. God needed those people back for some unknown reason. You people are unbelievable. Anything to avoid cold, hard reality.

Those dodge trucks are know to survive tornados up to F5s, just watch twister… 😂

24 years in the making

That's the good years of dodges 95 to 01 or 02 if I remember, my uncle has a 90s GMC van and a newer Ford SUV, the newer Ford was totaled, we drove that old van out from underneath that mobile home.

And that nice ramp stayed perfectly intact. Whoever their builder is, stick with them!

That’s what i I was thinking! That ramp too. And they’re just standing on the porch, watching it go by!

Because he knew God would protect him.

​@@GNXperimentaldarwin award winning ideology

Exactly. Sheet Metal will decapitate you. As soon as the sirens go off you need to go to the safest place in your house, a windowless room, basement if you have one or an underground stormshelter.

Perhaps the camera person just didnt give a damn

Look like a handicap person slow movement ramp to 🛻

Exactly what I was thinking.

He knows that the cameraman never dies.

He was paralyzed with fear

The cameraman never dies.

I've had 2 come over me and land beyond me. They both were so loud (like a freight train!) Noise scared the hell out of me! Lol

Man, this comment is so tiresome.

@@scotsman6712 and did I ask for your opinion?

I was just thinking this😂

​@miisaimmonen7234 😂😂😂 for real though. The camera man doesn't ever die. And this comment NEVER gets old😂😂😂

Nope its proof that not every photographer of catastrophy is killed and their camera destroyed by the violence they're videoing, like the 4 stormchasers that got killed by a tornado they were following. You pays yo money and you takes yo chances

How could they if it came right through suddenly!

@@PEDALSnPROJECTS They went outside onto their porch while the storm was still there with debris flying around. They certainly had enough warning before that.

@@sheerri looks to like from the door window

where?

You need a shelter to be really safe , that’s terrible and prayers you made through it ok , I was actually not far from there when this was going on but on the road and in a hotel !

Most likely a Mexican their the only ones that actually take pride in their work

From somewhere just beyond THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD!

IKEA?

And almost got a Darwin Award! Posthumously…..

A stupidity award.

@@meonly406yep!

He had a cameraman immunity.

Worst camera work ever. An entire barn is being torn apart 30 yards away and they sit and film the indestructible shed the entire time

That happen it real the who lives there record it

😂😂😂

​@daltonoguin2364 hello 👋 have. You ever seen a tornado 🌪 in person before I'm just wondering 🤔 💭 OK 👍 👌 🙆‍♀️ 🆗️. If there's ever a tsunami heading my way I Would take cover would you take cover if there's ever A tornado heading your Way

​@@kimchristensen5074what???

😂😂😂

Or the car

Thats why im heading for it next time too! 🎉😅

And the cheap tin roof as well!😜

I was thinking the same thing

And seems to have shielded the truck too!

What house?

Sad...God's blessings to you

It is a security camera 😂

​@@armangazeryan8541damn when did they make security cameras that walk?

@@armangazeryan8541Your security camera moves like that and walks down the walk way? Where can I get one?

I wish we didn’t live in mobile homes too. Thanks Black Rock, D.R. Horton, United States Gov, etc.

You are right.

And from the end of 2024, the number and scale of natural disasters will increase multiple times. The reason for this is entering the cosmic cycle of 12000 years. If we don't take action now, in 5-7 years it will be impossible to live on the planet. And not later than 2036 there will be a catastrophe, which will turn the Earth into a second Mars. We still have a chance to save the planet and our own lives. The analytical report and ways to solve the problem are voiced here: "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" (online forum).

Double wide Debbie don't mind.

​@@thomassmith4678OK, Greta.

Right...smh

It the policy doesn't cover wind, it wouldn't cover tornadoes either.

Tell me you don't read your policy without telling me. Pay for the coverage and youll get it. Uncle Sam is watching the insurance companies.

Whatever dude. A home insurance policy doesn't cover every possible mishap that could befall your household, however. If your neighborhood is hit by certain types of natural disasters and your home suffers structural damage, your insurance carrier likely won't cover the loss. @@freedomandguns3231 ...and it was a joke. So not only are you WRONG, but you don't have a sense of humor.

Bro, I wonder if he realizes how close he was to death.

More like one stupid mofo. Absolutely insane he was just standing outside filming

​@@kt420ishit's a mobile home bro, there's nowhere to go if its his time its his time

@@HawkeyesClub true

​@@kt420ishYeah, he should have gone into the basement of his mobile home...

All well and good until you get impaled by a piece of wood or metal or glass in your face. Most important thing is taking care of yourself.

same here except I’m absolutely terrified of wind/storms yet I have to watch outside as it passes so I know if a tornado is forming.

Yeah but it's also kind of dangerous. He could get hit with debris.

@@silverdandelions1908The worst tornado I’ve personally been through came in the middle of the night/early morning about 3 a.m. so we couldn’t see anything. It made the entire experience so much worse. Plus going from being awoken out of a dead sleep from a huge clap of thunder, to the house shaking like 40 seconds later….Omg 😣. I seriously got nervous when ANY storms were approaching, especially at night, for years after that. I’ve never been through one as bad during the day, but it just feels like if I could see it, plus have the warning & be prepared, that it would lessen how terrifying it was a bit.

Yeah I could not know what was going on around my surroundings. That would torment my mind.

Its not her home

How would you know who's home it is.

Don't you know? The cameraman never dies.

​@@TheMikeHuntgo 😊

@@TheMikeHuntdo you know that is fiction

@@LMFAO8567 That went right over your head, my dude.

They held the signal. The storm turned.

Move the fridge, move the bed, move the oven, move the stove, run the gas, run the electric and abandon the house...?

@@firstnamelastname8060 Tiny house living it is then!

And the ramp..it didn't even move an inch.!

Even the car awning stood grounded dang

Tuff Sheds. They are critically inspected. The Mobil home industry is protected by lobbyists. Their junk is pure junk. Notice the back yard tin roofing stayed together?? The mobile home lost the roofing AND INSULATION!

Ikr

Agreed.

Oh how original.

And that this trite post invariably pops up on such videos.

Ok...but...like...this is probably the most apt one I've seen of these...so....I give this one a pass. It's not like the "kid jumps off ten foot cliff into water with camera" responses...

It is one of the most harrowing things that can happen to you. In a matter of minutes our while community was blown away on KY Lake Dec 10, 2021. Climbing out the next morning to see everything around you changed forever from the time you were a kid is one of the most disruptive ever.

I live in Minnesota - thankfully not in a trailer - and I spend every tornado in the basement.

In 2023, the destruction on the planet reached a new level. The world was shaken by devastating and abnormal earthquakes, a huge number of red auroras in unusual places, abnormal heating of the ocean, Category 5 hurricanes, wildfires covering half the planet, rivers and lakes massively disappearing, droughts changing with large-scale floods, volcanoes becoming active. Over the last 30 years, the climate has changed catastrophically. The cause of this is the cosmic cycle of 12000 years. The same changes are happening now on all planets of the solar system. From the end of 2024, the number and scale of natural disasters will increase many times over. And if we do nothing now, it will be impossible to live on the planet in 5-7 years. And not later than 2036 catastrophe will occur, which will turn the Earth into a planet like Mars. We still have a chance to save the planet and humankind. The analytical report and ways to solve the problem are voiced here: "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" (online forum).

Some of these people have had this happen to them more than once. Moore, Oklahoma was pretty much demolished twice by an F5. You're right. A person is relying on pure luck living in tornado alley.

Probably don't live in a place where tornadoes come 😂

Lolll came here to say that

Nerves of steel.

0 effs to give .... camera man LOL

​@@dannymckerley9018there was nowhere safe to go, might as well film it in case they die, so someone might see the footage and know how they died.

Not a sound came from him, go's to show he's not nervous .

That's what I was thinking this guy stared down a tornado wasn't even shaken, I hope he sees a sasquatch someday you know we'll finally get some steady footage....

Definitely shot by a white male, around 45 years old, ex-military, works in construction. That's my profile guess

I could lowkey do better I put on roger

They didn't get good footage. We couldn't see the house next door get taken away.

Where else were they going to go. They were in a mobile home. If it hits it’s taking everything with it.

That porch was attached to posts sunk into the ground. The house was wheeled in and balanced on blocks. Which would you choose?

The one where I don't get decapitated by the constant flying debris...

I think they meant to say "glass" door

Nothing tougher than Ram

​@@SpiritVectoreven tornado don't want a Ram😊

It may have stood its ground but it probably doesn’t run

love this@@davidclay2362

That AC not only stood its ground but probably runs to

That bad ass dodge ram wasn’t going nowhere either! MOPAR baby!

Stove cold?

Dareing the Devil...

Your Grandma was blessed. That musta been terrifying.

Your grandma lied to you sunny boy!

@@pageroo9644 Why if the world would you she that?! Haven't you ever driven through a neighborhood after a tornado and seen one house looking almost untouched in the middle of a bunch that were nothing but rubble? Or seen the footage from where a never drove through half an hour after the tornado? Oh wait- Now I'M assuming. Maybe you're just too young to have seen it. I'm 56 and have seen it less than a dozen times. I also had a friend in school who's parents called the school to tell her not to worry when she heard the news, it missed the house, and everybody was OK, only the barn was damaged. I SAW that house on the way home that afternoon, and yes, IT was untouched, but instead of a barn beside it, there was a pile of rubble.

That's a tornado for you. It pucks and chooses what it's going to take out.

In that shed was safe

Also, this should be a commercial… “ Ram, Beyond Ford Tough!”

Depends on the size. Not all tornadoes do high levels of damage. If this was an F3 or higher, this guy wouldn't have been standing outside either..

The lord said be still

@@dontdominatemeis the lord going to pay for the damages?

@@dontdominatemedidn’t the lord cause this tornado?

@@cuspryd3rhighly possible it is an F3. This wasn’t a direct hit. The inflow took off a considerable amount of roof and brought in debris from several hundred yards. Tornadoes this erratic tend to have patchy inflows. It’s the whole ‘skipped this house and took out that one’ thing. I have no doubt if the main vortex would’ve hit the home it would’ve been destroyed. This person is either brave, or knew that and decided they stood a better chance out on a newer and well-constructed and/or ground-anchored deck. Or both. He looked like he was vacillating between going inside and staying out. In all honesty, I’d have probably got inside that truck.

Or more… what gets thrown out of it!

Yeah, it's the spirit of the tornado that counts. Dont listen to all those other bigger meaner tornados. What you need to tornado has been inside you all along

The power of a tornado is what kills you when it destroys the house your in or building. It's over

At Circle K we have the South West tornados, now those have black beans in them I think, and in the morning we sell breakfast tornados which have eggs I think. Never underestimate a tornado.

@@cmg197 What I was inferring was that the debris flying in and around a tornado is also very lethal.

He literally has no where to go mobile homes usually don't have basements

@victorlinares4137 yea should have just ran towards the tornado then lol

​@@victorlinares4137, no but they do have bathtubs and you can pull a mattress over top of yourself in the bathtub and as long as you don't get sucked away you have a better chance of survival. Much better than next to a sliding glass door... 🌪 🛀

​@@AlaryicjudeSometimes tornadoes don't give you the time for all of that, and this person decided to show us what was happening to them right at that time.

@@vangu2918, don't get me wrong, I'm glad they were safe and nothing happened. I've been mesmerized by a tornado forming right outside my bedroom window once when I was younger, so I kinda get it, and I did take a bunch of photos of it but I still sent my best friend who had stayed the night and my great grandmother to her closet just in case and I was prepped and ready to run to them if need be. They were very lucky!!

😂

Bro you live in a trailer and you still recording when it's right on you jeez