Tornado storm system caught on video in Michigan 

LOL.. yes.. Rocco was ready to run...

@@jasonpatnoude2836 I could tell the moment he popped back inside.

lol very true although I believe the dates tornado ever only went about 15mph. They’re typically slow moving

This sucks, what a bummer for those people. Tornadoes blow.

Thanks! I spend many hours in those fields!

Just to be clear, I didn’t take the footage. I work on the farm that owns the fields.

Nice job getting that on video. Thanks for sharing!

Your camera was just fine!

If you were the one who shot this video, you should consider joining the other storm chasers who stream their chases live on here. Great job from the perspective of a blind guy lol

@@visionaryvapor8207 🤣already contemplating quitting the job..and chasing the breeze - life in the danger zone...

Wow, amazing video!

This sucks, what a bummer for those people. Tornadoes blow.

​@GregoryAlanBaileygamereviews I want to say that I hate the pun but honestly I gotta say nice one

That's Rocco and yep... he was wondering what was going on..

This sucks, what a bummer for those people. Tornadoes blow.

Oh, he knew what was going on and thinking Dad is nuts for taking me out.💕🐕🙏​@@jasonpatnoude2836

Animals hate severe weather more than humans. Mostly because they are more sensitive to it, especially dogs. Most animals can actually feel the atmospheric pressure drop which is the biggest indicator of an approaching storm. Humans can't really feel it. You know a storm is approaching before you see it because the birds will suddenly go quiet, your pets will start to pace the house. Pets make great radar.

Thanks! First ever in real life.. was pretty wild.

Good comment. He got some great footage, but it looks like he was in the middle of major rotation. A vortex could have dropped on top of him any second.

Part of this storm hit my house last night and I've never seen clouds move the way they did then. It was perfect conditions for tornadoes to pop out of no where.

No one says that

Here's the actual saying: If a tornado isn't moving left or right, it's either moving toward you or away from you.

@@wbsc56 ....Liteten up, dude...Don't be so stuffy...😳😳😳

@@MTF_Unit_Alpha-1 ...Okay, if YOU say so...😳😳😳

It could also be moving away from you. Depends on whether or not it appears to be getting larger or smaller.

Yes just about literally everyone know this at this point.

That's why it's good to keep an all band weather radio, 📻

@@telford32 Kinda doubt it. Common sense isn't a thing despite its name and no, most people do not know tornado trivia.

@@sabishiihito You missed what they're saying. If it's not moving, it means you don't know where it's going so you should, for the sake of safety, act like it's coming toward you and get away from it and to a safe, secure area.

@@rachelcook5452I believe we are in a changing jet stream pattern going back to La Niña. The oceans are warming and I did see a video that said in the future these storms will move further north. It wasn’t normal for WI to have the first ever recorded February tornado either, but it happened this year. Our local meteorologist is eating crow.

@@rachelcook5452 climate change

Climate change

@@rachelcook5452 You are 100% wrong Rachel. An F5 tornado went through Flint, Michigan in 1953 killing 116+ people w/ 844 injured (Wikipedia, 1953 Flint-Beecher tornado). It headed east and went through Grant Twp., St. Clair County, Michigan; killing no one but destroying many local farms. That tornado has spooked us kids who lived through it ever since (we're in our 70's now). I'm not a storm chaser, but definitely can tell when a tornado is in the air by the looks of the clouds and the stillness in the air. Watch for the cotton-candy looking clouds or the mammatus clouds. When you're traveling and see a tree that looks like it's been through a blender (it was the victim of a tornado).

​@@MillicentAspinet No you can't

I was real close to it... cool as hell

No it is not

@@railfanningpoints2.045 how do you know if you're not me?

If you are an experienced storm chaser, which the creators of this video apparently are not, you always have an escape route in case the tornado makes a hard turn. If you are on the road and you see a tornado, stop at the nearest house and get into safe shelter, which in Michigan is the basement. If you are not near any houses and you KNOW THE DIRECTION OF THE STORM, you can drive 90 degrees away from it. So, for example, if the storm is heading east, you can turn north or south. This is only good if the tornado is at least a mile away from you. Otherwise, you need to find a deep ditch lay down on your stomach as flat as you can, put your hands over your head, and stay there. Do NOT seek shelter under a bridge or in a storm drain. Do NOT seek shelter in a barn or a shed. Stay away from power lines.

Colon, mi

There's dozens of us. Dozens!

Um ok

yep, first ever, super rare in Michigan... couldn't have asked for more... no dead, limited damage.. and cool as hell.

That's so generous of you. Thank you!!

I saw a News Article today saying that Michigan had 7 Confirmed Tornadoes hit last night. My heart breaks for all of you who have gotten hit by bad Tormdoes in all different States around the US.

Normal. Not as frequent as "tornado alley" but even Michigan gets tornadoes

@@fateweaver9844 theres been tornados, heavy winds, flooding, or hail from east to west coast of the United States. THIS IS NOT NORMAL

@@nash3527 It's not that rare. It's a cycle of El Nino. Happens every 4 years.

@@fateweaver9844 bs. this did not happen 4 years ago. What are you smoking?

@@nash3527 lol. Really? Tornado alley gets tornadoes daily every year. Last I checked California gets wildfires yearly. The east coast gets hurricanes that come up from Florida. I didn't say it happens as much as this year but it's not unheard of

That's what happens when you're driving and using your phone at the same time.

That pointless gymnastics spin apparently affected a lot more than you in the comments.

same.. and this was the first for me

Not mine. I'm from Oklahoma! I'd rather be underground personally.

not " it touched down, good" but "wow it touched down good - meaning hard".. your gonna correct my spelling aren't you?

PayPal account is still zero

There was one other car behind him. What other cars did you see on the road? I'm certain this qualifies as an exception to the state law. He was able to gather valuable footage and he put zero lives at risk doing so.

Exactly country road, the one car was following just to be next to someone. They pulled over behind me 2 times. Beyond that it’s just a road in a field where you can see everything