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@@sapnaparekh6552 which tornado are you referring to? Both the Greenfield and Carbon tornadoes had multiple vortices from the start, this is a clear sign of a strong tornado.

And at 7:42 you where on old 34 and it does suck

What weekend? What date was this video taken?

No, Reed was in the Dominator 3, closest to waverly Nebraska at that time.

Had it not been for the downed tree we would have followed it into greenfield

They changed it

@@Anumspawi6281 when was it changed? And what is the change?

He was mildly concerned lol

Yep! You can smell the soil and wood when you cross the path right after!

Yes, there is a distinct smell of well-blended grass, trees, mud, broken wood. Once you smell it you will always recognize it.

@@AlexFanningWX I've been around em plenty and never noticed a smell, but only in Central Texas so the only smell we get from them is freshly departed cattle... Must be nice; your local twister smelling like a car wash air freshener as opposed to a slaughter house lol

@@AlexFanningWXyou could smell it 2 weeks after it broke so many trees out by the lake and the road going (the back way to greenfield) you could smell it for days after. Definitely crazy!

My chase partner Nick streams for Ryan Hall, he was in direct communicating while it was ongoing. Ryan’s people relay what we’re seeing to the NWS much faster than we’re able to, which allows us to better focus on documenting and tracking the storms.

@@AlexFanningWX That’s awesome. Thank you for the response. Appreciate…..

I was on the storm that day. We knew 24 hours out where the potential area was going to be. By that morning we had already set up on several storms where the potential for tornado development was high. Long before any tornadoes were visible, we could see significant rotation on our radar apps along with classic hook echos. By then the SPC was already issuing out tornado warnings based on these radar images. Depending on the three tornadoes we saw that day, people had anywhere from 10-20 minutes advanced warning time. Tornado sirens were active in all the towns that I passed through. The tornado that hit greenfield was huge and an F4 with some of the vortices an F5. With homes in the USA mostly constructed from matchsticks, they don’t stand a chance if a warning is given a month in advance. What’s the most important thing and where time, monies and efforts could be best spent is having quickly accessible tornado shelters across these states.

I appreciate that!

Thank you!

This magnitude of a tornado was a complete surprise, we expected bird farts lol. What happened was this storm latched onto an outflow boundary, locally increasing the lower level shear.

They were just another chaser in the area. And we appreciate it!

Thankfully there was no injuries! It did impact several homes but thankfully it looked like the worst of it didn’t.

That is great news. New sub here, btw. I am a spotter and chaser in Northwest Ohio. I live in a trailer with 3 cats, who are very much like my kids, so I always worry about pets :)

@@dancline2143 it’s much appreciated! We never want to see anyone’s life’s negatively impacted by these. Thankfully while this year has been nuts it’s also been on the low side for injuries and fatalities.

@@AlexFanningWX thank God for that!

That isn't his name

It was GORGEOUS to watch in real time

@@afasig2011 Wish I could have seen this one! 😊 I'm a bit too far south to drive all the way up there. However I did get to witness the Cedar Rapids derecho a few years ago & that was one hell of a storm!

My favorite part is seeing it surge right before it got here, it was slow and steady then rapidly accelerated, and also the embedded mesocyclone that developed as it approached!

@@AlexFanningWX I could tell this derecho meant business

The only time I’ve ever seen a shelf akin to that was when 2020-08-10 rolled up on me in east central Iowa!