I grew up in one of the top places for thunderstorms in the US, and recently moved to the northwest, where they are non-existent. I miss them so much. Every time a thunderstorm would come, my younger brother and I would run to the porch or into my car to watch the Lightning (might've been dangerous lol). Weather is fascinating.
listen if you think that you can do any better then get you a video camera and get out there and do it.other than that dont criticize others about their videos.this is just a kid for gods sake.a very cool kid in my opinion.
Some have asked - this video appears to be near Fallston, Harford County, Maryland, USA. First yellow engine on driveway is from the Fallston Volunteer Fire Dept. Second red and white engine in front of house is Bel Air VFD (Forest Hill station). The red and yellow engine passing is Jarrettsville VFD. A lighting strike (dwelling) did require a full box assignment, hence the many engines and towers from several mutual aid companies (not hook and ladders). The assignment could have been held if nothing was initially evident but until it's proven there is not a fire the units continue in. Note the later engines did stage and did not send in crews or cleared upon arrival.
First arriving engine should have reported "nothing showing" and told other units to downgrade to non-emergency. After investigating, they should have canceled what wasn't needed.
Awesome video thank you! I'm in Washington state near Seattle we get some wild weather. When I was a kid and there was a storm my mom would load me up in the car and go watch it from a beach. Particularly a beach known as "Point No Point" very edge of our county where there's a lighthouse. Awesome views of storms. Now as an adult I still go out and watch storms, the windier, more lightning, louder the thunder and more the rain the better. I've even got my girlfriend now saying when there's a storm " hey lets go for a ferry ride to watch" or "lets go the coast for the weekend and watch the storm" Mother nature is the best entertainer and has some incredible shows. Keep the interest up! As for the negative comments ignore them. Sadly there are some very un-happy people in the world that have nothing better to do than be a**holes. Now just because I'm a bit of a stickler for detail (this is all for info and fun :) ) "hose trucks don't exist lol there are "Trucks" "Engines" "Rescue Rigs" " Medic Units" " Aid units" " Tenders" " Ladder trucks" " Aerials" and a few more. Hose draggers (firefighters) are sensitive about the equipment and apparatus tittles! :) lol Like I said AWESOME VIDEO thanks for sharing!!!
I think electrical storms are interesting to watch (on video) Otherwise, I'm very glad Washington doesn't get them even though the rare occasions it does interest me.
Nice video but in the future use a tripod point it at the most active spot then pan as needed to keep the action in the lens. and the camera as still as possible but good job none the less most people run at the first sign of danger.
mcaddicts A CNN reporter would have assumed the lightning struck the house because a black family lived there and called the storm a racist bigot, sparking riots that burned the rest of the town down.
For all you who are giving the kid crap about not catching the strike, how on earth was he supposed to know it was going to hit? Very nice video! I remember when our neighbor's house got hit. We didn't know about it until later. I don't think the fire department came because I never heard them. But I know their chimney was fried.
On August 13th 2019, I saw this video 45 min after our neighbors house was hit. It was 5 ft from out back yard and a lot closer and smoking. There was also a lot more emergency services that came out and our entire road was blocked for 30+ min
The "hose truck" is called the tanker. Also, the other fire engines could be there for back up incase something sparks up. They could also be there with an ambulance for escort services like my mom had. I'm also a volunteer firefighter/EMS
Hey, I'm just happy to be looking at the view from someone else's porch for a minute. By the way, thanks for the upload, it's a good quality video of a cool approaching thunderstorm. Good job.
Nice Video hate thunderstorms they scare the crap out of me and the lightning striking the house like you said in the video is EXACTLY why I hate them.
This is a very good video. I really enjoyed it. I remember when I was a kid I seen a lightning strike hit a house. The house was smoking. A couple seconds after the lightning strike hit I heard a whole bunch of sirens from fire trucks, police and even the ambulance. It was crazy. I will never forget that day
it is fire appliance, get it right. that is what they are called in the uk and is the proper term for them. it is fire appliance or appliance for short.
Richard Pearson Proper term? Boy, you don't understand much about linguistics or the evolution of language in different regions. Keep your snobbisms to yourself please.
Hey guys for complaining about not showing the lightning strike, you do realize before it happened he was looking at the ground, maybe it struck then he looked at it? So either way he couldn't have caught it ;-;
Well, we're not the only one who's house was struck then. Yes, we were gone at the time, came back, light switches blown out, light bulbs melted, and only a couple items destroyed, such as a clock and things, nothing valuable. Computers, backup hard drives, printers, appliances were not touched thank goodness.
I dont know whats worst, the guy's house who got struck by lightning or the almost 400 thousand people who watched this and didnt see the guy's house who got struck by lightning? (im guilty too lol) 🤣
Not a waste of taxpayers money. The engines responded in case there was fire. They are manned and ready in case of another emergency, relax. This is a normal structure fire response. Incidentally, this type of structure I call a McMansion. Gang nail plate truss construction, vast open attic space. If fire dwells in there, you will need those engines...quick.
Why was the part where the house got struck was either not recorded or cut out video altogether, when the rest the good parts of the storm was pretty much covered?
Andres Olguín I think this neighborhood is too white bread for my taste. It feels like no expression and none dare thing outside of the box. I hate a new neighborhood that looks like it’s doomed to become a ghetto in a short amount of time. There is no character. It reminds me of control and communistic thinking. “BE ME - BE NORMAL.” It sickens me.
Dude what a beautiful neighborhood , the grass looks amazing the house look great with that classy style and not one car in sight and so much space.... please tell me where that place is
Hardly any landscaping, no doubt the HOA requires that cars are in closed garages not in drive way never any street parking never! Guests need to take an Uber. White drapes only, keep garage door closed. A handful of shades of tan for paint choices. Etc. etc...
Shame you missed the bolt that hit the house mate but lovely estate. In the UK we would have just had the pump appliance attend and maybe a police car.. I love watching storms but in East Anglia Suffolk we hardly get them.
judging by all the comments, i would just brush them aside, its good that your learning this because it can be useful as a trade in the future, only thing i could say is learn to keep your focus on a few things instead of taking the cam all over the place, it distracts from what you are trying to make as your primary focus for the recording
One thing most fire engines have in common is they carry hose, water approximately around 1000 gallons, pumps 1250 gallons per minute to 2000gpm. and manpower between 3 and 8 people. 1000 feet of Supply Line usually 5 inch hose and 800ft of attack line a mix of 2.5 or 3 inch and 1.5 or 1.75 inch hose. Ladder trucks carry Ladders between 75 ft to 135ft in the USA, 116 feet of ground ladders to 216 feet. most also carry up to 500 gallons of water, Hose, and a pump. Squads, Heavy rescues, or special equipment trucks are mainly manpower and special equipment trucks. Quints are a Hybrid Engine and ladder truck. But they Do Not carry as much ground ladders as a ladder truck, and the ladder mounted to the truck is usually shorter around 50 to 75 feet. Ambulances also known as busses, and rescue squads. Some departments have to truck water into to fight fires they have Tankers some call them Tenders, Wagons, or just plain Tankers they carry Water approximately 1800 to 7000 gallons, portable tanks, some have a portable water pump some have mounted pumps. They usually have a small amount of hose and can dump all their water. Hose trucks are limited now to mainly big citys with a lot of industry. Such as Chicago, New York, Houston, Galveston, Miami, San Francisco, and so on. This information is not to be rude just so you know. Fire fighting was my life for 20 years. It is a proud brotherhood.
What I enjoy about the southern part of the US in the spring + Lots of storms ;) + The thrill of the storm is awesome What I don't enjoy about the southern part of the US in the spring - The frequency for tornadoes is high, and not comforting - There's often lots of hail, and is sometimes damaging
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I grew up in one of the top places for thunderstorms in the US, and recently moved to the northwest, where they are non-existent. I miss them so much. Every time a thunderstorm would come, my younger brother and I would run to the porch or into my car to watch the Lightning (might've been dangerous lol). Weather is fascinating.
nice job on camera
It’s probably for the best because thunderstorms are extremely dangerous.
@@silversheep4605 It's not for the best. Life without thunderstorms is meaning less. Jk. But at least for me it is.
now you have wildfires
future viewers: the house being struck is not in the video.
+taffypulller Thanks saved me hell of a lot of time
+taffypulller
= _ = thank wasted 5 minuets
your right she's a fool
+Sweet Yuri Snow Miku megurine same 😢
tough bunny
if you want to see something get hit look at my video its about 40 seconds in and a bolt hit a pole = w = i jolted lol
I like atmosphere when thunderstorm is coming and it's getting darkly, windy and freshly
GREAT VIDEO! I hope everyone in the house that was struck by lightning were all right.
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The reason why people dislike this is because you cut out the lightning strike at 8:30
listen if you think that you can do any better then get you a video camera and get out there and do it.other than that dont criticize others about their videos.this is just a kid for gods sake.a very cool kid in my opinion.
And to the people the Majority of you adults liking Octane’s comment are douche bags! He’s just a kid!!!
@@dannyhaley7610 hope that kid learned from his mistake
I also contributed by disliking lol
He cut out the lightning strike at 8:32
Those storm clouds look freakin' angry!
There like hell no
I'll bet they're also like "Feel... our... RAGE!!! >:O"
Those thunderstorm clouds look friggin' angry....
That's one of those "Blink and you will miss it" situations, you don't get often.
Dang I just love were you live nice house with good pieces of land
where*
😪😪😪💤
Some have asked - this video appears to be near Fallston, Harford County, Maryland, USA. First yellow engine on driveway is from the Fallston Volunteer Fire Dept. Second red and white engine in front of house is Bel Air VFD (Forest Hill station). The red and yellow engine passing is Jarrettsville VFD. A lighting strike (dwelling) did require a full box assignment, hence the many engines and towers from several mutual aid companies (not hook and ladders). The assignment could have been held if nothing was initially evident but until it's proven there is not a fire the units continue in. Note the later engines did stage and did not send in crews or cleared upon arrival.
>Sever thunderstorm warning
>grabs camera goes outside
I did that before
To the people who hate this video Stop DISLIKING THE. VIDEO!!!!!!!
Hey parents! During a severe thunderstorm warning, let your kids go stand outside and film it rolling in! They'll never, ever be in danger!
what a cluster.... all those trucks for nothing. You'd think 1 or 2 engines would have been enough.
look at the home---well to do people.
ya, we have "well to do people" in my town too and we dont roll the whole department for something like this unless its a confirmed fire
Here to.
First arriving engine should have reported "nothing showing" and told other units to downgrade to non-emergency. After investigating, they should have canceled what wasn't needed.
Benjamin Appleby I agree.
I think it’s great you’re interested in nature
That's a beautiful neighborhood nice and open.
Awesome video thank you! I'm in Washington state near Seattle we get some wild weather. When I was a kid and there was a storm my mom would load me up in the car and go watch it from a beach. Particularly a beach known as "Point No Point" very edge of our county where there's a lighthouse. Awesome views of storms.
Now as an adult I still go out and watch storms, the windier, more lightning, louder the thunder and more the rain the better. I've even got my girlfriend now saying when there's a storm " hey lets go for a ferry ride to watch" or "lets go the coast for the weekend and watch the storm"
Mother nature is the best entertainer and has some incredible shows. Keep the interest up! As for the negative comments ignore them. Sadly there are some very un-happy people in the world that have nothing better to do than be a**holes.
Now just because I'm a bit of a stickler for detail (this is all for info and fun :) ) "hose trucks don't exist lol there are "Trucks" "Engines" "Rescue Rigs" " Medic Units" " Aid units" " Tenders" " Ladder trucks" " Aerials" and a few more. Hose draggers (firefighters) are sensitive about the equipment and apparatus tittles! :) lol
Like I said AWESOME VIDEO thanks for sharing!!!
I do the exact same! I live in Shelton WA and I absolutely love it when we get crazy lightning storms here!
+Seth Nwe're supposed to get a pretty good one in Seattle tomorrow yay!
I think electrical storms are interesting to watch (on video) Otherwise, I'm very glad Washington doesn't get them even though the rare occasions it does interest me.
Nice video but in the future use a tripod point it at the most active spot then pan as needed to keep the action in the lens. and the camera as still as possible but good job none the less most people run at the first sign of danger.
Where you live is gorgeous. Nothing like that here in England. There are nice places here, but nothing like this.
The reason people don't like this video is because you didn't record the lightning stricking. Come at me, bro.
***** striking*
cris moe Thanks
You're soooo right
You really don't want someone's house to be struck by lightning....
Wow a lot of action in 1 time. Awesome!
Great video, enjoyed watching it. nice bit of action too. excellent commentary may I add :). if only we had storms like this in the UK.
Is it just me or does anyone see like a tornado far out
But if u look closely it kinda does look like a tornado thought
Tristan Smith Doubt you live where tornadoes happen. It's just a microburst or squall.
it looked like a tornado i know where they mainly frm a lot of times in the great plains
Most likely a downdraft
Jacob Scott Well, you must be mistaken. I've seen 2 funnel clouds and an actual EF1 tornado.
I'm watching this during this huge thunderstorm it blew away our pillows.
I'm 13 and I love weather!
Same!!!
Right behind you. I'm 12 and just had the most epic lightning photo ever: a triad of cloud-to-ground bolts, the closest about 200 feet away.
I'm 92 and I like fish & chips.
Why do you have to say your age
This is a good one. Thanks for posting.
CG is an acronym for cloud to ground lightning.
future CNN reporter
Faross A future Fox reporter would of blamed the lighting attack on Obama.
mcaddicts A CNN reporter would have assumed the lightning struck the house because a black family lived there and called the storm a racist bigot, sparking riots that burned the rest of the town down.
Brandon omg u speak the truth.
They just wanted to drive around with the siren on.
For all you who are giving the kid crap about not catching the strike, how on earth was he supposed to know it was going to hit? Very nice video! I remember when our neighbor's house got hit. We didn't know about it until later. I don't think the fire department came because I never heard them. But I know their chimney was fried.
The commentary is what makes this video so amazing (well that and the shirtless guy).
hey guys no need 2 be rude give thid kid some credit for capturing the storm
Fernando Delgado i know it was a good video
i totally agree
Fernando Delgado I agree it was a very good video he did
Great video. Don't listen to the negative people.
Everyone in the comments, stop attacking this user. They clearly forgot to actually record the strike and it was an accident.
Don't listen to the haters, this was a cool video! Thank you for sharing it! :)
When Thunder Roars, Go Indoors
i remember when my neighbors house got struck by lightning. no fire trucks came
matt keleman oof
matt keleman yikes. Did they forget to call 911? Usually first responders don’t react unless someone physically calls 911.
dam that's a lot of fire trucks... makes you feel safe if you ever have a house or car catch fire in your county.
Dang you for teasing lightning hitting a house..but not showing it. You lie!
Shut up
Andrew Sonkinz really nigga
WorldOfLove2 he probably shut the camera off before it was struck
Man that is terrifying seeing those huge dark clouds loom above
🥯
I love storms like that :D
On August 13th 2019, I saw this video 45 min after our neighbors house was hit. It was 5 ft from out back yard and a lot closer and smoking. There was also a lot more emergency services that came out and our entire road was blocked for 30+ min
So informative. Good job kid! ✌
This is incredible!
Cool vid.
The "hose truck" is called the tanker. Also, the other fire engines could be there for back up incase something sparks up. They could also be there with an ambulance for escort services like my mom had. I'm also a volunteer firefighter/EMS
It appears as though it COULD...JUST MIGHT BE......a HOSE TRUCK.
lmao! i know. i broke the news to him that there's no such thing.
What is a hose truck don't they all have hoses
@@haroldmccarthy1131 I do thinkso
I live in Clark county and I got a savior thunder storm warning they didn't say Clark county thank goodness!
beautiful place weather also
Hey, I'm just happy to be looking at the view from someone else's porch for a minute.
By the way, thanks for the upload, it's a good quality video of a cool approaching thunderstorm. Good job.
Nice Video hate thunderstorms they scare the crap out of me and the lightning striking the house like you said in the video is EXACTLY why I hate them.
never let a kid hold a camera
Ivan Wilson *You're
jamie kleinkopf too bad
That is so rude! Pull your head in mate
I'm glad no one was hurt, and the house was ok...i know someone who's house was struck, and it caught fire.
Lightning struck the kid talking! Now his hair is permanently permed. Sad!
Lmao he said I think it's a hose truck lolol
This is a very good video. I really enjoyed it. I remember when I was a kid I seen a lightning strike hit a house. The house was smoking. A couple seconds after the lightning strike hit I heard a whole bunch of sirens from fire trucks, police and even the ambulance. It was crazy. I will never forget that day
it is fire appliance, get it right. that is what they are called in the uk and is the proper term for them. it is fire appliance or appliance for short.
Richard Pearson Proper term? Boy, you don't understand much about linguistics or the evolution of language in different regions. Keep your snobbisms to yourself please.
Richard Pearson what? I’m sorry, but the majority of us are not from the UK. So your comment makes no sense to a ton of us.
@@richardpearson7775 k lmao
Which time do the thunder hit the house?
I found this video very entertaining, loved the commentary and yes would love to have seen the strike but entertaining never the less
Hey guys for complaining about not showing the lightning strike, you do realize before it happened he was looking at the ground, maybe it struck then he looked at it? So either way he couldn't have caught it ;-;
Maybe they burnt their toast lol
+Ian Domyan because why the fuck not
+Flvcx Lxrd Yes thats right lol
+Ian Domyan Well if you.burn your toast and smoke detectors go off and your not home, of course something will burn eventually.
+Ian Domyan Well if you.burn your toast and smoke detectors go off and your not home, of course something will burn eventually.
Not a tornado, smart***
Looks like a neighborhood with out fire hydrants.
Well, we're not the only one who's house was struck then. Yes, we were gone at the time, came back, light switches blown out, light bulbs melted, and only a couple items destroyed, such as a clock and things, nothing valuable. Computers, backup hard drives, printers, appliances were not touched thank goodness.
I dont know whats worst, the guy's house who got struck by lightning or the almost 400 thousand people who watched this and didnt see the guy's house who got struck by lightning? (im guilty too lol) 🤣
no video of lightning rubbish! glad comment saved me time
you can tell that it's a supercell because the way that that one huge dark cloud dips down
How many departments were called for that 😂
4 trucks came to my house when it was struck
Cartridge Studios but why though? There was no fire?
Not a waste of taxpayers money. The engines responded in case there was fire. They are manned and ready in case of another emergency, relax. This is a normal structure fire response.
Incidentally, this type of structure I call a McMansion. Gang nail plate truss construction, vast open attic space. If fire dwells in there, you will need those engines...quick.
@@cartridgestudios436 why did four firetrucks come to your house for your lightning strike? What did the fire department end up doing?
We are never safe.
I love the mom humming ac/dc thunderstruck in the back hilarious. Also good video and info from the kid filming smart kid.
wait when was she humming that? what time? sorry i don't think i heard anyone humming 😂
Nice shots of the responding apparatus.
Thanks taffypuller. Wasted 1:51 before scrolling down to read comments. Videos should have a rating to be seen before viewing.
Why was the part where the house got struck was either not recorded or cut out video altogether, when the rest the good parts of the storm was pretty much covered?
What state is this in if I may ask?
Hartford county, Maryland, USA
Nice view!
Where is this?
UPDATE: 1409 Fox Gap Ct. Fallston, MD
Very nice area, seems like a nice place to live in :)
Pikachu
Great neighbourhood.
Andres Olguín I think this neighborhood is too white bread for my taste. It feels like no expression and none dare thing outside of the box. I hate a new neighborhood that looks like it’s doomed to become a ghetto in a short amount of time. There is no character. It reminds me of control and communistic thinking. “BE ME - BE NORMAL.” It sickens me.
Dude what a beautiful neighborhood , the grass looks amazing the house look great with that classy style and not one car in sight and so much space.... please tell me where that place is
Hardly any landscaping, no doubt the HOA requires that cars are in closed garages not in drive way never any street parking never! Guests need to take an Uber. White drapes only, keep garage door closed. A handful of shades of tan for paint choices. Etc. etc...
I liked you video and coments.
You doing great.
In sweden they send 1 firetruck and 1 tanker but here they send out like 6-7 firetrucks :P
Looked like all the trucks in the county was there xD
Thankfully the entire house didn't catch on fire!
That supercell tho
Just because the storm cloud is big doesn't make it a supercell...
Houses get struck all of time that house look bit taller then rest could be reason why it hard to tell . very good video cheers
Great Video! Hello From scotland!!!!
Wow that's crazy!
Guys, he probably didn't record the lightning bolt and he just saw it. He probably didn't have the camera pointed at the bolt
Where was this?
what a beautifull place you live in!
mmmm...i always like to watch thunderstorm. they are so exciting ^.^
Shame you missed the bolt that hit the house mate but lovely estate. In the UK we would have just had the pump appliance attend and maybe a police car.. I love watching storms but in East Anglia Suffolk we hardly get them.
judging by all the comments, i would just brush them aside, its good that your learning this because it can be useful as a trade in the future, only thing i could say is learn to keep your focus on a few things instead of taking the cam all over the place, it distracts from what you are trying to make as your primary focus for the recording
My Principal's parent's house is on fire right now and theres a huge storm!!!! The house is burning down right now!! D:
Same thing happened to my aunt and uncle's house except it burned down. Scary! Always thought we were safe inside....thankfully no one was hurt....
What caused your aunt and uncle’s house to burn down date month number of year?
OMG so much great footage of lightning!! Great vid!
thats awesome- unfortunately i live in an area where storms get predicted but rarely show...bummer
One thing most fire engines have in common is they carry hose, water approximately around 1000 gallons, pumps 1250 gallons per minute to 2000gpm. and manpower between 3 and 8 people. 1000 feet of Supply Line usually 5 inch hose and 800ft of attack line a mix of 2.5 or 3 inch and 1.5 or 1.75 inch hose.
Ladder trucks carry Ladders between 75 ft to 135ft in the USA, 116 feet of ground ladders to 216 feet. most also carry up to 500 gallons of water, Hose, and a pump.
Squads, Heavy rescues, or special equipment trucks are mainly manpower and special equipment trucks.
Quints are a Hybrid Engine and ladder truck. But they Do Not carry as much ground ladders as a ladder truck, and the ladder mounted to the truck is usually shorter around 50 to 75 feet.
Ambulances also known as busses, and rescue squads.
Some departments have to truck water into to fight fires they have Tankers some call them Tenders, Wagons, or just plain Tankers they carry Water approximately 1800 to 7000 gallons, portable tanks, some have a portable water pump some have mounted pumps. They usually have a small amount of hose and can dump all their water.
Hose trucks are limited now to mainly big citys with a lot of industry. Such as Chicago, New York, Houston, Galveston, Miami, San Francisco, and so on. This information is not to be rude just so you know. Fire fighting was my life for 20 years. It is a proud brotherhood.
What town is this in?
when did it hit the house
me: is it weird that i want a severe thunderstorm? *other 266,012 people that saw it come yelling* "YES!" me: sorry! i love storms!
What I enjoy about the southern part of the US in the spring
+ Lots of storms ;)
+ The thrill of the storm is awesome
What I don't enjoy about the southern part of the US in the spring
- The frequency for tornadoes is high, and not comforting
- There's often lots of hail, and is sometimes damaging
With a severe thunderstorm you get a lot of lightning and rain