June 2023 Tulsa, OK Derecho - Lightning and High Winds and Power Flashes, Oh My (Longer Version) 

Great video, I will echo others when I say thank you so much for not screaming and just allowing the video to roll with sound of the storm. It was a surreal experience. I was in Broken Arrow heard it coming. like a distant low flowing aircraft, blowing transformers lighting up the sky and watched it as it blew through. Great video, well done!

I remember seeing this on the weather app before it happened, I skimmed by it thinking it was a normal storm, boy was I mistaken It started as rain and thunder, but it quickly escalated, tornado sirens were off and on, and then the storm seemed to settle down, and about 3 minutes later, within seconds, the winds picked back up, even worse, the winds were so intense that a transformer from across the street from us exploded and set the house on fire that was quickly extinguished by the rain. The tree in my backyard crashed into our back porch roof, literally folding it like a taco. We were without power for about 8 days, and the storm hit somewhere around 12PM-1AM and lasted until early 2AM (This happened in Tulsa, by the way) And it was the worst storm, and scariest I've ever been in.

Hello there, future storm chaser stopping by👋 cool extreme video of some powerflashes, lightning, etc. I always have wanted to visit OK sometime soon. Stay safe!!!

Came here from the shorter video. Will say again well done for recording such a powerful storm. Frightening stuff.

What a stormy day this Dawn was.

This was like having a city wide tornado all over the city at once

Something like this happened in 2013 and I didn't realize what it was until the next day. So many people in Tulsa were without power for an extended period of time. I remember my boss at the time was staying with friends because it took 2 weeks for her to get power back. I was lucky enough to live in an apartment so I only lost power briefly. I was sitting outside through 100mph winds that night. I would do it all again if I could, I miss Tulsa very much!

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!!!

I'm at 15th and Memorial and this all brings it back to that night, I was inside but man the noises, so scary

Great video , nice imagery.

Where the tornadoes sirens going? when the saver thunderstorm? Was at that house in the evening

3:31 did something hit the house? Or was that electric cables?

Red lightning is so cool when you’ve never seen it before

I’m sad that I was at work at the time and didn’t get to see the actual storm itself but did see the aftermath of which was my trucks hard tonneau cover ripped off it’s hinges, thrown over my truck and across the street into a field.

I'm afraid that, one of these days, we might experience what I call a Super Derecho! This would be a derecho with straight-line winds of at least 200 miles per hour -- basically the equivalent of an EF-5 tornado! I figure that some of the antecedent conditions for such an extreme severe thunderstorm complex would be temperatures in the mid to upper 90s, and dewpoints in the mid to upper 80s. While I don't think that kind of temperature/dewpoint combo is likely to occur in today's world, it might well occur in a warmer Earth, especially if some heat wave's heat dome extends through the entire Gulf of Mexico. This situation would MASSIVELY increase the Gulf's water temperature; and this would help foster the extremely high dewpoints that concern me so much! Basically, if the Gulf of Mexico's waters become as hot as the Persian Gulf's waters, then this would make these sorts of extreme temperature/dewpoint combinations. Not only would these combinations be extremely favorable for derechos; they would also make for dangerously high heat indices, such as 140 degrees F.!

Tornado siren sound at 1:45

This was basically like a hurricane, minus the storm surge.

Did I see the leaves of a banana plant in your front garden?

I love this video

Solar lights across the street worked like champs

Crazy how there’s a literal bus plant there…

I had people come over to my house this is there first time in tulsa and they get this they live in Washington so they never experienced this before

One hell of a storm. Definitely worse than the IA derecho as this wrecked the shit out of the trees and power lines as well as causing major damage to the buildings. The IA derecho mainly destroyed roofs, trees. Barely any damage to buildings and power lines for the most part

Isaiah was in the storm

wow 👍

Essa sirene é assustadora 😢😢😢😢

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