Yea being in a 200 ton block of metal is generally the best place to be in any situation like that. Another reason trains are the superior mode of transport.
I work for the railroad. They always told us that if a tornado shows up. Don’t go inside a building, go inside a locomotive and lock the door. Those things are stronger than a tank. I’m surprised the side window broke. The front windows are bulletproof. They are about five layers thick. I literally seen rife rounds stuck in them.
My son-in-law is an engineer. He always told me the safest place to be in a tornado would be a train engine or cab or whatever you call it. He was right.
@@heywoodfloyd9I think you still survive even the worst tornado. The locomotive might get pushed over but it isn’t going to be picked up and thrown. It’s just too heavy.
Yes, but they calmly ducked down for a tornado but would be jumping their railroading behinds out into the rocks and running if another train was coming.
The engine by itself weighs 432,000 pounds, I’m an engineer for Csx railroad. The windows have FRA Part 223 bullet proof glazing on them but the metal below the windows isn’t very thick, they’re lucky nothing came through those places.
I don't understand how callous people have to be to see the freak of nature that is a tornado, known for killing, injuring, and violently uprooting the lives of so many and walk away from the experience focused on the fact that they hear women screaming and crying and see it as solidification of their misogyny. Never mind when the video people comment under tends to show their now destroyed house and/or neighbourhood. I feel like this is a nice tornado video simply because these guys were in the right place at the right time (in a 500 ton literally bulletproof freakin' vessel) whilst watching a relatively weak tornado. I like how you can observe it almost like an animal at the zoo at first.
Being so heavy an object, I've always wondered what train crews do in tornadoes in that part of the country. Stay put. Try to out run it. Glad you guys are safe and glad I got my question answered.
Awesome footage, as a welder Carmen mechanic years ago for the railroad its a good thing those engines weigh around three hundred fifty thousand pounds ....
Well obviously that's the only thing you can do is just remain calm and accept your faith. Screaming whinning yelling causing a drama won't get you far and won't bring the Man from the heavens down to this piece of rock just to save you from the screaming you're causing and the whinning and the crying. You're not important to be causing drama and cry cause you ain't ready to die. At least these engineers showed you what bravery really is. Not to mention their pretty wise and honestly humble unlike you and the rest of your followers I'm sure you're the one who starts to cry and starts to pray etc etc etc
@HighBall-wt8jp you can use your phone when operations are ceased and the crew all agrees on it. They were probably in a high wind/weather advisory and stopped already.
I really wish those guys in dominator were as calm as you. Thank you for being reasonable. The storm chaser guys just scream and sound panicked all the time. I appreciate your calm and peace of mind.
I love Reed Timmer and Team Dominator..the Yelling is of course not for some but I love his Compassion of Storm Chasing and making it exciting after Driving for Hundreds and Hundreds of Miles even with the Modern Technology to capture a Tornado..I mean it's the Thrill of the moment and to encounter what one was out searching for I feel his Adrenaline being released!! But as we know that there are Several Stormchasers and we have the Choice to pick which Chasers we tune into!
I agree, but those storm chasers aren’t as safe as being inside of this 200 ton steel block that will not be moved. It’s literally probably the safest place to view a tornado, hence them not screaming like little boys.
Seriously? These guy's were in a 200+ton locomotive that can withstand all but maybe the most powerful tornadoes. Their basically in a tank on steroids. A storm chaser is in a 2-3 ton car/truck. HUGE difference in danger level genius.
@@bradleyd6000 Had if these storm chasers ride on rails it would have been a lot safer, although there's not much freedom of movement versus the unpredictable movement of the twisters (except they had to rely on doppler radar)
You guys gave us more Insights into how these powerful storms affect so much of the world on their paths. Sooooo glad you guys are all safe afterwards. ❤
Eh. It is a gamble. Tornadoes have been known to topple over engines. Just those moments are around an ED4 to EF5+. This one. I think it hit about a 2 or 3. Vicious, but when you are in a rolling bunker. You are pretty safe.
I'd feel safer if the metal surrounding the windshields was as strong as the windshields themselves. Also it's 200 tons, not 500; a really big tornado will have its way with it.
200 tons of steel protecting you and keeping you on the ground. Probably one of the best locations to be during a tornado. The light rail cars were probably not in good shape.
This happened near Waverly,Nebraska.Onevof my daughter's truck drivers was stranded there and saw it.He was ok and made it to Omaha,where he was headed back too.
I believe this is the same tornado that went through Harlan it might be deemed an E5 if the damage lines up everything else does. One person has so far died from injuries
@@jamesmelton4412 can just the wind tip a diesel engine over? Or was there a box or stack or gondola behind it.? That had to be a very interesting job. Depressing but you probably have some very interesting pictures. My Dad investigated wreckage sites. During the Korean War. I tried for automobiles accidents. But couldn’t get past the math. I was probably adopted 😂🤣
I was born and raised my whole life in Iowa. I've been very close to three tornadoes in my 60 years. It's more fun than scary. If you're not an idiot you can figure out when you should duck and cover and when you can watch and drink beer. People in the Midwest like to sell this like it's super scary dangerous to everybody that didn't grow up with them. They're nothing. I'd be more scared to stand in an open field in a lightning storm than I would ever be afraid of a tornado. Don't let them fool you, It's not a big deal and I've seen some pretty good stuff In my years.
From Iowa and been in the direct path of two tornados (Grinnell & Delta) and of the edges of probably 50 more over the last 70 yrs... Tornadoes are an awesome display of the power and unpredictable nature of the weather in Iowa...
No But You can catch Toto all over in Wamego, Kansas! And see the rest of the crew at The Oz Museum right in that town! It's a total must.. Okay, srry bout that, just thought I would multi-task & Nerd out all at the same time! 😊😂😂😂 Hv A Great Day Everyone! 😊
Dude I think one of the Ryan hall yall storm chasers saw your car tipped over. He said something about it on the live feed when he was checking out thr damage
Locomotive engines are roughly 400,000 pounds. It was fine. The glass is bulletproof and has a glaze on it. It can break but won't shatter. The cars... not so much
In 2021, December, near where I live a tornado derailed a train easily off the rails, and this was one of those heavy cargo trains with the blue engines compartments, never underestimate a tornado
I just had my first panic attack and I’m in NY, But these guys r really chill about the whole thing. Trever is playing a game of state the obvious and the other guy who thanked Trever for playing is just “ hold on “ “ man it knocked the car over.” Lol, meanwhile I’m having a NY panic attack and I’m in NY! I would have been crying like a little girl.
He was actually talking about the brakes. A train had two braking systems, the dynamic on the engines and the air brakes. The air brakes system has a normal "service" breaking setting and, when the engineer puts the air brakes into "emergency" or the pressure on the air line throughout the whole train drops from a derailment or car separation. When he said, "We are in Emergency." What he meant was somewhere along the train the air line was separated.
@Chosen2banonymous My mistake. I thought it needed an explanation. Sorry about that. How'd I do? I used to be a firefighter along UP and CN lines, so it's never been a hands-on thing for me.
There are cars right across the highway from that train that were tossed out in the field like toys, and a factory building destroyed. That train lost at least 10 cars.
That’s crazy. Not many people go through the middle of a tornado and live to tell about it . Let alone not get injured. Prayers for the injured and deceased from these tornadoes.
Dont get in the path of a tornado. The wind is so powerful at those speeds it can drive a straw right through your door through your head or even decapitate you.
Man! I am no expert but i believe train windows are made of super strong glass to withstand down trees on the tracks. That really shows the force behind a tornader.
That's probably the safest place for them to be in that situation
Yea being in a 200 ton block of metal is generally the best place to be in any situation like that. Another reason trains are the superior mode of transport.
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@Razziquet Locamotive Maybe; Railcar not so much.....
@@tomg1066 more than half RUclips would vote hammer ..the news
a storm chasers dream having a locomotive to hang out in when a tornado comes through.
They say a tornado sounds like a train coming... there's a joke here, but I just don't have it
😂😂😂😂
*train stopped;
Engineer to conductor: “hey Steve, do you hear a train coming on the other set of tracks? I swear they were closed for maintenance…”
Was thinking the same thing. Glad I'm not alone lol😂😂😂
It's the Spiderman meme of *train noises*
If a train gets sucked up by a tornado and nobody hears it, does it make a sound?
I work for the railroad. They always told us that if a tornado shows up. Don’t go inside a building, go inside a locomotive and lock the door. Those things are stronger than a tank. I’m surprised the side window broke. The front windows are bulletproof. They are about five layers thick. I literally seen rife rounds stuck in them.
Idk about stronger than a tank, but I’ve definitely turned some trees into toothpicks at 40 MPH and barely felt it. Gotta love a wide body.
@@trb_8390 Most road engines are heavier then tanks from what I know. The cabs are designed with keeping the crew safe in most situations
My old boss was shot at while running a train through the Bronx early 1970s.
@@vibratingstringsounds about right. Hope he was ok.
@@user-ht6bp5im1z became a lifelong Republican 🤣🤣🤣
The "we ain't goin nowhere" at the end was hilarious
I was waiting for it too
@@joshsanders5614I said it in my mind as soon as he opened the door
Easy day get to go home early lol
Absolutely unbelievable footage. Thank goodness those guys are alright.
I Believe it👍💯
📷 man never dies
They should have just turned right and avoided the tornado entirely
@@sly9263they can’t do that 😂, trains run on track if there’s no track it can’t go, lol, there is only straight track in front for them
@@watchvideosok7441 Pretty sure it's a joke, because obvious is obvious.
My son-in-law is an engineer. He always told me the safest place to be in a tornado would be a train engine or cab or whatever you call it. He was right.
Locomotive
I’d say underground is safer and I’m not an engineer
If it didn’t have windows maybe
Unless it's an EF-5.
@@heywoodfloyd9I think you still survive even the worst tornado. The locomotive might get pushed over but it isn’t going to be picked up and thrown. It’s just too heavy.
Man! That thing's built like a freight train!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I see what you did there lol 😆 😏
Ya think.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌 perfect
Being a heavy metal locomotive in a tornado is probably best case scenario
Yep, if it can move that thing, there's nothing in the world that would have protected you
If your above ground
That was small tornado. Probably and f-1 or f-2 . A f-4 or f-5 will lift that train off the tracks.
A tornado F5 back about a hundred years ago derailed a steam locomotive. They were just as heavy modern locomotives.
@@russellwhitmyer6764Do you know if the engine stayed upright?
"should we step away from the windows" in the most understatement way. Glad they are safe but what a wild capture.
Right lol I'd be ducked down in the corner, with my arms over my face
...it's scary how stupid people can be....holy crap
@@joeshmoe-rl7bk I don't think it was stupid. Train guys can be analytical
@@SF-zc3mmshut up
and go were?
FreightTrain got back to the train yard and told all the other trains:
“Yeah… it really does sound like one of us.”
😂😂😂😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Good 1
Bravo Bravo
Broooooooooooo😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
That's probably one of the few places you can watch a direct hit from a tornado relatively safely!
It's not THAT the wind is blowing... It's WHAT the wind is blowing....
Yes, but they calmly ducked down for a tornado but would be jumping their railroading behinds out into the rocks and running if another train was coming.
If you get hit by a Volvo it doesn't matter how many sit-ups you did that morning.
Ron white 😂😂😂😂😂😂
George Carlin...RIP
It will be blowing you if you were out there
The engine by itself weighs 432,000 pounds, I’m an engineer for Csx railroad. The windows have FRA Part 223 bullet proof glazing on them but the metal below the windows isn’t very thick, they’re lucky nothing came through those places.
That was the calmest, “taking cover” while being nailed by a tornado I’ve ever seen! That was incredible.
Are they supposed to scream like a banshee and fling their arms around like the inflatables things?
That wasn’t the point.
Absolute W cameraman. More proof that the cameraman never dies...
This has to be the best tornado video I have watched...calm & no screaming. Glad you all made it out safe 🙏🏽
This is nothing, google the Joplin, Mo. tornado of May 22, 2011... EF5
No screaming because it was dudes. Js
@@justinmartin8887 damn it you beat me. No women on there yelling and screaming stupid commands and questions.
@@monumentalsin3552idk man I'm not an expert but im pretty sure the person recording is a female because of the female voice??
I don't understand how callous people have to be to see the freak of nature that is a tornado, known for killing, injuring, and violently uprooting the lives of so many and walk away from the experience focused on the fact that they hear women screaming and crying and see it as solidification of their misogyny. Never mind when the video people comment under tends to show their now destroyed house and/or neighbourhood.
I feel like this is a nice tornado video simply because these guys were in the right place at the right time (in a 500 ton literally bulletproof freakin' vessel) whilst watching a relatively weak tornado. I like how you can observe it almost like an animal at the zoo at first.
Dispatch is still mad they didn't get the train moving
A definite call to the boss with a brief explanation followed by a “uh, what do you suggest?”
Management was definitely not happy with this
Corridor is definitely pounding the table
😂🤣😂
Dispatcher probably wanted to know if the siding was clear so he could run trains around them.
That's an insane POV! Thank you recording this!
Being so heavy an object, I've always wondered what train crews do in tornadoes in that part of the country. Stay put. Try to out run it.
Glad you guys are safe and glad I got my question answered.
Do they train for this
Everyday. 😂
If they don't they're headed on the right track
2 points. 😂
All that OSHA train-ing paid off... Next in our continual education course "train-ing for extreme weather"...
I get it. I get it.
Shouldn’t we get away from the windows ? .. smartest man on the train 😂
How do you know it was a man ?
Woman
Why does she have to ask? Why doesn’t she just act? Get away from the windows! Unless you enjoy getting glass picked out of your teeth!
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@Rose-qr4xn She's telling others to get away from the windows
I’m glad the crew is safe and sound. Thanks for sharing your tornado experience.
Awesome footage, as a welder Carmen mechanic years ago for the railroad its a good thing those engines weigh around three hundred fifty thousand pounds ....
I'm impressed with how calm they were. I love our engineers.
They probably lost their job filming it though, kind of dumb
Well obviously that's the only thing you can do is just remain calm and accept your faith. Screaming whinning yelling causing a drama won't get you far and won't bring the Man from the heavens down to this piece of rock just to save you from the screaming you're causing and the whinning and the crying. You're not important to be causing drama and cry cause you ain't ready to die. At least these engineers showed you what bravery really is. Not to mention their pretty wise and honestly humble unlike you and the rest of your followers I'm sure you're the one who starts to cry and starts to pray etc etc etc
@@SuperLaMbo10 why the hate?
Your comment started great.
@HighBall-wt8jp you can use your phone when operations are ceased and the crew all agrees on it. They were probably in a high wind/weather advisory and stopped already.
@DW61234 news to me, doubt it
I really wish those guys in dominator were as calm as you. Thank you for being reasonable. The storm chaser guys just scream and sound panicked all the time. I appreciate your calm and peace of mind.
Completely agree. The second storm chasers start screaming and yelling I stop watching
Pecos Hank is the coolest when it comes to remaining calm 😎
I love Reed Timmer and Team Dominator..the Yelling is of course not for some but I love his Compassion of Storm Chasing and making it exciting after Driving for Hundreds and Hundreds of Miles even with the Modern Technology to capture a Tornado..I mean it's the Thrill of the moment and to encounter what one was out searching for I feel his Adrenaline being released!! But as we know that there are Several Stormchasers and we have the Choice to pick which Chasers we tune into!
I agree, but those storm chasers aren’t as safe as being inside of this 200 ton steel block that will not be moved. It’s literally probably the safest place to view a tornado, hence them not screaming like little boys.
They make it hard to watch😂
My husband was a locomotive engineer and always said the engine was the safest place in bad weather!
Wow that’s like a movie scene. Thanks for posting
Most Nebraska thing I've ever heard, " The tornado is right over us, hold on." 😂
"We have cows."
😂😂😂
Hopefully you don’t see the same cows again…👀
I think they're going in
I think that's the same cow
Underrated comment.😂
You guys handled that direct hit better than most of these amateur "storm chasers" that get all hyped up when they're a mile from a dust devel
Well these guys aren’t trying to be famous drama queens. That’s the difference :)
Hahahahaha!!!! He said "1 mile from a dustdevil" 😂 I'm dead 💀🤣😭
Seriously? These guy's were in a 200+ton locomotive that can withstand all but maybe the most powerful tornadoes. Their basically in a tank on steroids. A storm chaser is in a 2-3 ton car/truck. HUGE difference in danger level genius.
@@bradleyd6000being inside a tornado is being inside a tornado... doesn't matter what the danger level is.
@@bradleyd6000 Had if these storm chasers ride on rails it would have been a lot safer, although there's not much freedom of movement versus the unpredictable movement of the twisters (except they had to rely on doppler radar)
You guys gave us more Insights into how these powerful storms affect so much of the world on their paths.
Sooooo glad you guys are all safe afterwards. ❤
This one was in northeast Lincoln, NE near Waverly. Glad they took what little cover they could there in the engine! Awesome footage.
Train being tough as hell as expected. You could hardly hear the wind
Calmest dudes ever.
That,s cap
Honestly that’s insane that a train weights that much
Reed Timmer's dream.
I'm sorry you had to go through this but I'm grateful you filmed it because that was amazing. Train vs Tornado, round 2.
So calm, these guys have a great story to tell
That was insane!! Best footage I’ve seen in awhile!
I’d actually feel pretty safe being in a vehicle that weighed almost 500,000lbs
Eh. It is a gamble. Tornadoes have been known to topple over engines. Just those moments are around an ED4 to EF5+. This one. I think it hit about a 2 or 3. Vicious, but when you are in a rolling bunker. You are pretty safe.
I'd feel safer if the metal surrounding the windshields was as strong as the windshields themselves. Also it's 200 tons, not 500; a really big tornado will have its way with it.
@@danielbliss1988 OP said pounds...
@@SeanJAnimations A ton is 2000 lbs. (200x2000=400000). A tonne is 1000 kilos. You're both dumb lmao
@@danielbliss1988 500,000 pounds is 250 tons.
Wow! This is amazing footage. Glad you boys are safe! You’ve got one helluva story for your kids and grandkids. Keep it moving men!
That's incredible how strong the windshield is
well think of the windows on airplanes
Awesome footage
200 tons of steel protecting you and keeping you on the ground. Probably one of the best locations to be during a tornado. The light rail cars were probably not in good shape.
Storm chasing by train! What won't they think of next! Incredible footage. Good work, folks. Glad you're OK.
This happened near Waverly,Nebraska.Onevof my daughter's truck drivers was stranded there and saw it.He was ok and made it to Omaha,where he was headed back too.
I believe this is the same tornado that went through Harlan it might be deemed an E5 if the damage lines up everything else does. One person has so far died from injuries
@@borrisvonsputin9011the tornado that hit Harlan was a lot bigger and moving a lot slower than this one
These showed up at our shop on West O here in Lincoln. Not the worst damage I've seen roll in.
amazing footage
Thank you for not screaming through this video!
I like how calm you guys were. I would have been freaking out!! 👾 Amazing video. Glad you are safe.
We lost a few cars from straight line winds a few years ago. Pretty impressive when you think about it.
It only takes 80mph straight line winds to blow over an empty freight car…obviously a lot more for a locomotive. I used to investigate RR collisions.
@@jamesmelton4412 can just the wind tip a diesel engine over? Or was there a box or stack or gondola behind it.? That had to be a very interesting job. Depressing but you probably have some very interesting pictures. My Dad investigated wreckage sites. During the Korean War. I tried for automobiles accidents. But couldn’t get past the math. I was probably adopted 😂🤣
It’s like a car was but with dirt. And it’s a train
There's straight line winds are nasty! Makes everyone think a small tornado has passed.
This was an amazing video!! You are good whoever recorded this. Im gland you were ok.
The glass is all bulletproof. Kudos for his calm, cool, controlled comments, and not screaming "oh my God" 20 times. Good job guys.
I was born and raised my whole life in Iowa. I've been very close to three tornadoes in my 60 years. It's more fun than scary. If you're not an idiot you can figure out when you should duck and cover and when you can watch and drink beer. People in the Midwest like to sell this like it's super scary dangerous to everybody that didn't grow up with them. They're nothing. I'd be more scared to stand in an open field in a lightning storm than I would ever be afraid of a tornado. Don't let them fool you, It's not a big deal and I've seen some pretty good stuff In my years.
From Iowa and been in the direct path of two tornados (Grinnell & Delta) and of the edges of probably 50 more over the last 70 yrs... Tornadoes are an awesome display of the power and unpredictable nature of the weather in Iowa...
Thank God you are okay!
A diesel locomotive is a solid option for waiting out a tornado. Glad you guys are ok!
"Shouldnt we get away from the windows?"
Is that even a question? I learned that when I was 5!
We're not in Nebraska any more, Toto!
🌪🚂🚃
But we’re making great time.!
Yes they were lol
No But You can catch Toto all over in Wamego, Kansas! And see the rest of the crew at The Oz Museum right in that town! It's a total must..
Okay, srry bout that, just thought I would multi-task & Nerd out all at the same time! 😊😂😂😂 Hv A Great Day Everyone! 😊
Funny
"Ummm... Should we get away from the windows?" 😂
I can't think of a safer place to be when a tornado is going right over you, while still getting a good enough view to take a video. Incredible.
Dude I think one of the Ryan hall yall storm chasers saw your car tipped over. He said something about it on the live feed when he was checking out thr damage
I see a Cow, .... Two Cows, .... wait, it is just the same Cow over again!
R.I.P. Bill Paxton
I pray that no one was hurt when this tornado went over. Love from Marysville California
That was awesome footage. Glad you guys are ok!
Locomotive engines are roughly 400,000 pounds. It was fine. The glass is bulletproof and has a glaze on it. It can break but won't shatter. The cars... not so much
If this was an EF5 it could still break the glass and probably throw the locomotive too, in addition to ripping it into multiple pieces
But those were "double-plane". No worries. 😂
The window is broke and shattered!
@@jonkeau5155 the force of nature...
Broke the cabs left window, that's all i am commenting about
THANK YOU! SOMEBODY SAID IT SO I DIDN'T HAVE TO
Yikes! We're going to need a bigger train. I bet that wasn't in the job description...
All Storm chasers are so jealous right now!! Glad you guys are safe.
1. Glad they’re ok. 2. Holy S what a ride!!!
Best place to be considering the options
Great live capture once in a lifetime experience and let Us not forget to thank!🎉😂 Trevor
I know of 100 better tornado videos.
@@helium5912 Cool. As the comment states, this is still a "Great live capture" and a "once in a lifetime experience." Get a better attitude.
In Nebraska, this is a multi- in a lifetime experience lol
Wow,that could've been much worse.
"Shouldn't we get away from the windows?"
"Yes, but leave your phone right where it is."
Was watching stream of Ryan Hall and one of the chasers mentioned that a train derailed. This has to be the one. Crazy
Ryan Hall' s weather is the best
Sounded like a train 🚂
LOL 😂
now this is a underrated comment
Gold!
In 2021, December, near where I live a tornado derailed a train easily off the rails, and this was one of those heavy cargo trains with the blue engines compartments, never underestimate a tornado
The disappointment in knowing they wouldn’t be on time sounded loud and clear in that engineer’s voice.
Wild footage glad you had some cover
I just had my first panic attack and I’m in NY, But these guys r really chill about the whole thing. Trever is playing a game of state the obvious and the other guy who thanked Trever for playing is just “ hold on “ “ man it knocked the car over.” Lol, meanwhile I’m having a NY panic attack and I’m in NY! I would have been crying like a little girl.
I absolutely would not want to go through that but that is an amazing video!!! Very glad they made it through safely!!!
Great video
“We’re dead” in the most monotone voice. Tell me you’re midwestern without telling me your midwestern
I think he said,," ya,it did".
He said "they're dead" referring to the building it hit before the train.
Midwest people don't talk like that.
Figuratively referring to their train/assignment, not their lives. "dying on hours" is common vernacular for railroad crews.
I love how casual they are.
"We're in emergency." You think??? You're sitting in the middle of a tornado 😂
He was actually talking about the brakes. A train had two braking systems, the dynamic on the engines and the air brakes. The air brakes system has a normal "service" breaking setting and, when the engineer puts the air brakes into "emergency" or the pressure on the air line throughout the whole train drops from a derailment or car separation. When he said, "We are in Emergency." What he meant was somewhere along the train the air line was separated.
@@darylmorning Yep, I'm familiar. Railroad here.
@Chosen2banonymous My mistake. I thought it needed an explanation. Sorry about that. How'd I do? I used to be a firefighter along UP and CN lines, so it's never been a hands-on thing for me.
Wow...incredible footage.
meg meg meg!
Wow!
HE KNEW HE’D survive if he kept camera on… cameraman never dies! 😂❤
Thx 4 sharing the footage. So glad no one was hurt. That looks nasty!
Am i mistaken? That looks more like a smaller tornado. I watched a f4 from a few miles. It threw cars around like they were toys.
There are cars right across the highway from that train that were tossed out in the field like toys, and a factory building destroyed. That train lost at least 10 cars.
“Should we get away from the windows?” We’ve got a genius over here people.
Sounds like the guy that suggested it was being told to do things by the other person. Never hurts to say something when your life is at risk
Note to self, if I retire in Tornado Alley… I’m parking a United Pacific Railroad Engine in the backyard 🤙🏽
That’s crazy. Not many people go through the middle of a tornado and live to tell about it . Let alone not get injured. Prayers for the injured and deceased from these tornadoes.
T.I.T. - Tornado Intercept Train
Intence
In all the vehicles you could be in when a tornado hits you I think a train is probably one of the safest
WOW! Best place in a tornado, A Train! God Bless!❤❤❤
Couldnt happen to a nicer bunch of people.
Dont get in the path of a tornado. The wind is so powerful at those speeds it can drive a straw right through your door through your head or even decapitate you.
They were on a train. Do you think they could turn around?
😂😂😂
@@36janders a train on tracks cant turn around its not a car bud trains dont have steering wheels they physically cant turn around
@@19GAMElearn to read before you get so snippy
Yeah you should, I’m glad you both are okay and you have a great story to tell
Holy cow!! I am glad you both were ok.🙏🏻
Glad you are all safe and thank you for staying on target as long as you did. That was cool. 😇
A locomotive is probably one of the few things that can withstand all but the most powerful tornadoes.
Terrible week but lots of amazing videos too
Man! I am no expert but i believe train windows are made of super strong glass to withstand down trees on the tracks. That really shows the force behind a tornader.