Apologize for the visuals from inside the car. First time using the head mounted GoPro. Next time will have better visuals. There are timestamps to skip those parts of the video. 😅
Don't worry! I feel like it's better to have shared it than just having short clips and pics since this was such an intense event and people are really curious about it. I especially appreciate your distance shots just watching as things develop!
Makes me feel more connected and in the moment along with you. Just pull the camera down some so we can see where you are driving and see what you are seeing. Don’t take them out. 😊
I love the embedded photos. I really appreciate your genuine care and warnings to others. Thanks for respecting the power and awesomeness of these monsters. Thanks so much for sharing!!
Love your images - close-ups with a good camera and the distant videos to put in perspective - I love seeing the larger storm with a tornado. I really wanted to see who’s sitting in the back seat.
I was watching this live on a bunch of guys' feeds. The most intense chasing I've seen live ever. There's no way this thing wasn't packing EF4 strength winds at least.
That was intense just watching this video from the comfort of my home. Prayers for everyone thats been affected this weekend from all the crazy storms.
Great pictures very impressive.Now that's a storm chaser... way to go! looks to be a F4 F5 tornado. Yeah don't forget to catch your breath and stay safe out there!😊
Fantastic shots, I would love to see more of the sky in the tornado photos, not just the tornado and ground area, just a suggestion but man, you did a great job and good to know the humanity/compassion still exists in those who are part of this community💚💚💚
Bro good job ! And stay safe ,. I hope and did pray during the storms that no one died during the tornadoes Keep up the good work with photography and reporting these things !
I appreciate your style of chasing. You don't seem to have the need to drive @ speeds over 90 MPH. You don't seem to be swearing at other drivers on the road because they're not wanting to drive at over 100 MPH. Your situational awareness is excellent, and you're not a yelling, screaming, swearing, out of control idiot storm chaser, like so many others who post here on RU-vid. Thumbs up for you man ! Good Job !👍🏻😃
Thank you for your hard work. you do great photography. I don't think people realize the emotional stress that comes along with what you do. It's hard to see damage like that right in front of you knowing there may be people there. Go have a 6 pack and a hot shower.
Real chasers use a .35 mm lens and get MUCH closer! *_MUCH_* closer. 🤣 Good job man. I could actually feel the excitement clear out here in Oregon! (but I lived in the mid-west for 30 years, so I've got actual memories to draw from) Thanks.
I lived way out in the country in Oklahoma for over 20 years. You've got to keep a large bag of cat litter with you in case you get stuck. The litter always works! Good luck.
15:47 This picture is PERFECTION! That tornado didnt looked that terrifying from the distance where you were standing. Also never seen a Headcam video of storm chasing. Hope you keep uploading videos like this whenever you catch a tornado.
You got some amazing footage! I don't know you as of yet, but I do hope you are well informed on reading radar and have learned about meteorology to stay safe. So glad that tornado changed paths and did not continue to come right at you and the guy that was sitting there at the beginning. Could have been a disaster for you all! Safe travels and never stop learning!
One of the finest cars out there mate. 😅 you have a really good lens, your photography is stunning. Well done, you did everything correctly with regards to safety and concern for residents.
The picture of the tornado in the middle of all those homes made my heart sink......i live in Maine I REALLY WANT TO COME WEST ONE TWISTER SEASON TO SEE ONE, BUT IM NOT PAYIN 6 GRAND FOR IT
The last bit where you are one to three miles away, were those inflow winds?? Really nice capture. What a beast of a storm. We lucked out here in Wichita the next day. Right when things were popping to our south, cold air poured in and we went from a dew point of 65 to 54 in about 45 minutes. Did have some torrential rain but we needed it. Stay safe out there.
adam, I like your communications with others. side note: you should already have your vehicle in pointed 👉 in the direction of the escape route while relaxing and filming, i can give ya less anxiousness or whatever ales the mindset.. be easy 😎
