What great footage. Just calmly followed the tornado. No one shouting things like “violent tornado!” at earsplitting volume. No effing and jeffing. Love it.
@@blackdragon46819 I took reed off my radar awhile back. Too over the top annoying. Everything he does he feels the need to make it unnecessarily dramatic #dramaqueen
I love the calm and informative commentary while you chase. I can’t stand the over the top screaming of a lot of famous chasers. Great capture! That thing looked ominous
Agree can’t stand the grandstanding chasers that say violent tornado 100 times in 5 mins and say unnecessary things in repeat trying to hype it up…. It’s a tornado we are hyped enough words don’t do shit lol 😂
This stuff is totally what makes up my nightmares. There's just nothing you can do. I grew up in a mobile home, so we had mad respect and watched the skies growing up. ....your life depended on it.
Most of the tornadoes you see are in the country and not as big. This tornado going thru town and being big, bigger than normal was shocking. I was having an oh crap moment inside.
If I'm at home and scared, I can only imagine how fearful those caught in this tornado must be feeling. Those of you in harm's way please pay attention to the forecasts and stay safe.
I like how you talk about what’s happening, and show the whole tornado, not just the bottom. Both make the video more interesting. I’m glad you were careful.
Great coverage however, guess you didn't feel like saving that dog at the end did ya? Even after what you said about the dog being left out and no one caring about it! Really?
@@browndog8899 Poor dog is right, but really, whose responsibility was it for the dog's safety? He looked like he was on private property & he's supposed to get out of his truck & ride away with the dog?
@@browndog8899 Dog is a working farm dog .He was just pissed he had to deal with a trespasser instead of checking to make sure the livestock was alright .
@@goldenarrow3 And it is very possible the dog attacks him because he is a stranger in the dogs territory, the dog is stressed from the storm, and he is trying to grab him and pick him up This browndog guy is a moron, the dog is more likely to see this guy as a threat then someone trying to help, he obviously has never tried to help a random dog before or he would know the dangers.
I was watching this tornado from the back porch of my grandparents house. We saw it right around the time it went through red haw. It was only about a mile from us. The very next day we got 6 inches of snow and were snowshoeing. Midwest weather really is something man.
Interesting enough, in less than 3 months during non-tornado season (add in Iowa's 12-15-21 outbreak), Iowa has already had more tornadoes than we average in an entire year, and have lost more lives from them than the past 15 years combined.
@@broadwaykari nothing ever going to top that historic long track quad state tornado that traveled over 200+ miles will depends on mother natures mood this year.
@@mionaruse2748 never mind, I know what you mean. I was simply referring to Iowa historically. On Dec 15 we had the most severe outbreak of tornadoes in recorded history of Iowa. A "normal" December is blizzards, ice, and below zero windchill.
@@broadwaykari mother nature was seriously pissed to put down that monster tornado that destroyed town after town in the 200+ mile path plus its rating is still preliminary ef4 which means their debating on upping it up to an ef5 status.
He probably has better places to hide than the family. People in comments wanted me to take the dog with me. My luck after traveling for hours to bring the dog back the people say, "that's not our dog".
Yes we have sirens. If you listen to the video really well you can hear them going off. Yes there was a twin twister that turned into one just before it went over HWY 14 and took out the Pin Oak Marsh building. That was full of wildlife mounts and animals for the DNR to teach People for miles around about wildlife. Behind where he was at it took out our local vets barn hurting a horse. Continuing to go through Red Haw State Park Camp grounds,there is nothing left then also taking a house before It crossed Hwy34 taking another house and hitting the Cabins straight on killing one person and continued to the Soda Pop Saloon next door knocking out the barn. There were trees everywhere of course. I am sure there is OH so much more damage that I didn't write down. This is what I could see or photo I saw. Chariton is a very strong community. They will work hard to get things back together.
We are praying. My mother lived there until her passing this last September. My husband and his family "the Musicks" have been life long residents. My father pastored the Assembly of God church until his fall from grace. We know Chariton and surrounding communities quite well and our hearts are breaking for you all.
I watched it moving to the left of the pole and transformer then it switched and went back to the right of same. This was at the start of the video. It grown considerably. You certainly made the right call to relocate to a safer location. This is why I chase from my recliner. Thank you and all chasers for providing awesome video footage and explaining what is happening. Great job. Stay
It grew into the size of an ef3 but it didn't have that roar. It sounded like a big waterfall that is why I was guessing a 1 then a 2. At its apex it was a 3. Thanks for watching.
Wow...I've never seen a tornado 🌪 stay on the ground for that long. My heart ❤ was racing 🏁. Thank you for what you do...just incredible. Who leaves their 🐕 dog out during a storm...let alone a tornado 🌪
I've seen hundreds of tornado videos on YT but every time I watch a new video, I am always amazed at how quickly these big tornadoes grow in size. It's like one minute they're skinny and 2 minutes later they're massive. So scary yet fascinating. ALSO, am I the only one angry at those people of the last house who literally LEFT THEIR DOG OUTSIDE while a tornado was right behind their house?!
@@foobarmaximus3506 Wow. Hello heartless human being. Dogs are like siblings and children to many families. Imagine if someone told you your mother was 'just a human, get real'? Same difference! Go into the sun and defrost your cold heart.
I looked to me like they might have been away from home at the time. If so, and if he was mainly an "outside dog", that explains why no one let him in.
New sub! I wish I would’ve followed what I wanted to do, which was either a storm chaser (since I was in an F1) and/or archeology. Yeah make sure you always keep a safe distance (but you already knew that). I was 7 when an F1 came by and I was just mesmerized and fascinated by this black twister heading for my grandparent’s house. Just before they grabbed me I saw it turn direction so I knew we were gonna be ok.
@@quar_0 I was considering going but didn’t want the long drive back through snowy conditions. I didn’t anticipate it would be this big of a storm though!
That's interesting to see this tornado. I was driving a semi in California the day of the storm, but at that time I looked at the local radar in a truck stop and once I looked at that cell over chariton I called friends who were in sigourney to take cover. No matter what the news said I could tell by the radar it was a tornadic cell. And then of course the reports started to come in of the other storms. But luckily those cells broke up for the most part after this video.
@@applelandry4233 unless you mean the radar observation I get it now, I learned how to read the radar when I got my pilots licence a long time ago, take care.
@@applelandry4233 that's my take on travel too, trucking isnt real pretty but it's a free road trip. I only truck periodically today so that's even better. I used to storm chase as a young man but the radars are way better today you can see a.tornadic storm pretty easy, especially on a super cell. When a tornado drops it's in the scud on the left usually southern side of the super cell, , scary and dangerous and a little fun to observe....
Great commentary and nice video! Looked at the models for Winterset and Creston areas and one of them had a possible "SigTor" comparison. Could not make it down there due to 180,000 miles on my car and $4 gas. Going to have to team up with someone next time. Subscribed to all....
All the relatives on my dad's side of the family are in Chariton! My dad was born there & grew up in Lucas County. He is buried in Chariton cemetery. Hope all is OK back there, know it's a couple months ago by now.
The white building with the blue roof and white "pillars" is the seed company where my niece and sister n law works. Thankfully they had a basement, however, none of them knew this tornado was coming at them until my mother in law called my niece and told her to take cover. Friend of the family not so fortunate as it hit their hotel, the bait shack, and the soda pop saloon. It devastated red haw state park. This is my husband's life long hometown and mine for 20 years. Our hearts are broken for those who lost loved ones.
Subscribe to Ryan Hall Y'all. Seriously! If you don't want to at least watch his video for that day. He went live HOURS BEFORE! Please just look him up.
Wow you made it out of there just in time with maybe a minute or two to spare before you were hit yourself over by what appears to be a storage facility. You could tell you were getting nervous by the shift in tone in your voice, but you remained so calm. Amazing. Stay safe out there!
There was no road going east from there like I originally thought. I moved to a place where I could have sped west if needed. Plus the buildings create deadly shrapnel when the tornado hits them, and I was close to buildings and a possible projected tornado path. This would have been better if no one died or got injured.
Very sad. I attended a camp at Freedom Campgrounds for many years. Haven't heard if there's damage there. And thinking about all the Amish families there as well. And, the many Ukrainian immigrants that live there. One of the news stations just did a feature story on that this week.
@@TornadoCrewStormChasers I had to leave Facebook because I have business. Facebook was allowing people to build fake Facebook pages of my company where my clients were leaving reviews thinking it was me. These con artist were selling advertising space making money off of my reputation. After notification to Facebook this was happening and sending them proof they refused to remove the content and I had to contact the Sheriff's department. When you sign up with Facebook you give up all your content rights. I've moved to MeWe and have been here for 2 years now. Please check your content elsewhere on Facebook so you don't have a friend say.... we really like your web page and company Facebook page. When you don't have either. Thanks.
There are a lot of things I wouldn't want to look out my front window and see, and a storm chaser is at the top of that list. Good job with the video capture.
In Sioux Falls we had our first thunderstorm of the year turn into a blizzard that went til midnight. Wild that not too far away Iowa was getting slammed by a huge tornado. Wild times.
Thank you for the footage! Why is everyone so concerned about this dog? It's just a dog...it's not in any danger..it's just protecting it's owner/ property.
What the hell is wrong with people..we know pets are family.The dog was never in any danger.I know it's hard for some people to communicate properly with other humans..Keep trying! Your skillset may improve..maybe not.
Last night I kept watching different tornadoes chasers and I saw one huge when it crossing 169 it said. I hope and pray for the people of Iowa and Illinois. This one looks smaller but is growing. I hope today in NE Mississippi we don’t get any today as there’s a chance of severe weather today until tomorrow. It might be overnight.
I see it also. You guys stay safe. This is gonna be a rough spring I think. To many tornados so early. I don't how it keeps going around us in Middle TN. Put praying for y'all tonight and tomorrow. ❤
@@Lunch_landy thanks God bless you too, if you have seen lately more natural disasters like seismic in some areas I think in Mexico and I I think a volcano possibly erupting. This is globally and then an unhinged dictator threatening humanity with nuclear weapons and seizing nuclear power plants don’t sound that we are in a safe world anymore. I’m glad I believe with all my heart in Jesus Christ as my savior and Lord with God the father and I’m not afraid because there’s eternity with no more sickness and everything in this world will dissolve like snow. Just love , praise and grateful of everyday’s blessings.
Amen!! Absolutely I feel like the world is turned upside down and we are living in a horror movie. But you are exactly right the Good Lord will keep us safe and take us home to peace. ❤
The difference between a storm chaser and a non-chaser is that the chaser sees a tornado gets excited and stops to get a better look and pulls out his camera only to realize that they he is in the direct path of the tornado so they move to another location to get a better look/angle only to realize that the tornado is building and might still come at them so they move another 50-100 feet away. Whereas the regular person sees a tornado or gets a warning and runs to the nearest storm shelter or safe place to wait it out.
@@TornadoCrewStormChasers Very risky to try to get a random dog in his own home territory into your truck, he is more likely to see you as a threat then someone trying to help, be careful.
I think the tornado screwed up my live stream. I don't know if it was the extreme cloud cover, rain, lightning but when that tornado got close it messed with my live stream signal. Thanks for watching both media's.
Lots of comments about why he didn’t get the dog. Its a valid point and also possibly trespassing on private property. The dog really wasn’t in danger. He got a nice video. We all watched it and had a good viewing experience. Cheers🍺
The tornado was moving away. The dog was in no danger. The green street sign at the intersection signifies a public street. It was a dead end though. At the end yes private property. You can't take possession or control of property belonging to someone else that is theft. The demeanor of the dog could be an unknown, espically when I put him in a strange vehicle and continue storm chase with him. My truck is full of expensive equipment. The dog was soaking wet and muddy. If the dog was injured from the tornado I would have tried to find help. I see a lot of animals running loose while storm chasing. I can't be driving around with a storm chasing vehicle full of dogs and cats.
Your point is well taken. My apologies if I offended. For the record, I did state the dog was not in danger and the road was possibly private. Enjoyed your work!
@@65gto32 no not offended I thought you were stating the obvious. He was ok. BTW I love pets. I have helped injured animals on chases, or got turtles out of the road. My last animal I helped was an OWL.
I live in iowa. Ive stayed in that motel that got hit , im a commercial roofer. This is happening more and more and earlier and earlier every year. Our climate is changing. After these series of tornadoes then it snowed 5 inches a few days later . Scary times we live in
Tuned in to another channel the other day a rainstorm. The guy talked loudly all the way through it. AT least I got to see the lightning, but I wanted to hear the rain.
Cool video , I hope their all ok now and blessed I know those seasons are hard for them. I hope someone saved the dog it hurt my heart seeing him alone I was so hoping they would have gotten him.
@@TornadoCrewStormChasers Ok love Thank you so much for responding. Love the Channel keep up the good work love, their so relaxing and beautiful . Namaste🙏🏾
This was a different tornado. This one maxed at ef3. This was the Chariton tornado. Yes the Winterset tornado was an ef4. I think the Winterset tornado already had gone thru Winterset while I was filming this one to the south.
Yes they look at the type of damage and thru structural engineering mathematics figure it would take x amount of windspeed to create the particular type damage. Thus more windspeed a higher rating.
Man the hotel and gift shop place were both hit badly and red haw. my frnd owns the gift shop and the next day i went over to check on them and holy cow the after math was sad. a whole buildin was tore off and broken and it was horrible. im just glad there okay
@@TornadoCrewStormChasers I have Pheasant hunted Iowa and what looks like a small field of hay, corn , whatever. It takes 1/2 a day to walk 1/2 of it. Must add the folks there are just plain good folks. Humble, honest, hard working, welcoming while commanding respect.
What great footage. Just calmly followed the tornado. No one shouting things like “violent tornado!” at earsplitting volume. No effing and jeffing. Love it.
I'm a little fan of Reeds but I agree that his shouting is way to much
BAAAAACK UUUUUUPPPP!!!
@@blackdragon46819 I took reed off my radar awhile back. Too over the top annoying. Everything he does he feels the need to make it unnecessarily dramatic #dramaqueen
It was called being dramatic for a tv show he makes his own videos now
@@salisburysteak6170 he even does it on his channel
I love the calm and informative commentary while you chase. I can’t stand the over the top screaming of a lot of famous chasers. Great capture! That thing looked ominous
Thank you
Agree can’t stand the grandstanding chasers that say violent tornado 100 times in 5 mins and say unnecessary things in repeat trying to hype it up…. It’s a tornado we are hyped enough words don’t do shit lol 😂
KC Debris - my thoughts exactly.!.-that's why I subscribed.
Your comments convinced me to subscribe
This stuff is totally what makes up my nightmares. There's just nothing you can do. I grew up in a mobile home, so we had mad respect and watched the skies growing up. ....your life depended on it.
Sounds like you guys were weather aware. That's what I constantly talk about, and having a plan. Thank you for the comment.
Mine too, like I'm terrified and I am weather aware but my family a lot of times thinks its a joke. Having a plan is pivotal.
I would have picked up the dog. That poor little one can’t protect itself. Or at least find a place to hide the little one
I’m glad someone said something!
It’s nice not hearing yelling, just you being calm. You’ve earned a sub
Most of the tornadoes you see are in the country and not as big. This tornado going thru town and being big, bigger than normal was shocking. I was having an oh crap moment inside.
They are calm because they're not in danger. BIG difference.
big nose dwag.
If I'm at home and scared, I can only imagine how fearful those caught in this tornado must be feeling. Those of you in harm's way please pay attention to the forecasts and stay safe.
Best chase of this one I've seen yet.
I like how you talk about what’s happening, and show the whole tornado, not just the bottom. Both make the video more interesting. I’m glad you were careful.
Nice capture!
Tornados are amazing, and yet so sadly destructive. I heard there were 8 deaths due to the tornados yesterday.
Stay safe out there.
Great coverage however, guess you didn't feel like saving that dog at the end did ya? Even after what you said about the dog being left out and no one caring about it! Really?
7 deaths~~sad day in Iowa.
@@browndog8899 Poor dog is right, but really, whose responsibility was it for the dog's safety? He looked like he was on private property & he's supposed to get out of his truck & ride away with the dog?
@@browndog8899 Dog is a working farm dog .He was just pissed he had to deal with a trespasser instead of checking to make sure the livestock was alright .
@@goldenarrow3 And it is very possible the dog attacks him because he is a stranger in the dogs territory, the dog is stressed from the storm, and he is trying to grab him and pick him up
This browndog guy is a moron, the dog is more likely to see this guy as a threat then someone trying to help, he obviously has never tried to help a random dog before or he would know the dangers.
I was watching this tornado from the back porch of my grandparents house. We saw it right around the time it went through red haw. It was only about a mile from us. The very next day we got 6 inches of snow and were snowshoeing. Midwest weather really is something man.
Thank you for inviting us, loving the rain sounds, it's calming me God bless you and stay safe
Thankyou for the update footage! 🌪️⚠️⛈️⚡👍
Wow, that was a lot of footage, thanks, fun to see familiar places, but frightening as well.
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I love the dog being like "dude, did you see that?!"
7:45 oh man im having Twister flashbacks, that looks exactly like Bill’s truck 😆
Wow! Brilliant footage! Absolutely devastating at the same time. :(
Poor dog. I'm glad the tornado missed it.
And didn't get hit by this storm chaser in his own front yard.
@@cherylrobbearts8041 wasn't far off lol
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I believe this might be the tornado that killed 6 people in Iowa on March 5th 2022
@@cherylrobbearts8041 Right... jeez!
This is going to be a wild tornado season. First week in March and already a major tornado outbreak occured.
Interesting enough, in less than 3 months during non-tornado season (add in Iowa's 12-15-21 outbreak), Iowa has already had more tornadoes than we average in an entire year, and have lost more lives from them than the past 15 years combined.
@@broadwaykari nothing ever going to top that historic long track quad state tornado that traveled over 200+ miles will depends on mother natures mood this year.
@@mionaruse2748 you mean the derecho from 2020?
@@mionaruse2748 never mind, I know what you mean. I was simply referring to Iowa historically. On Dec 15 we had the most severe outbreak of tornadoes in recorded history of Iowa. A "normal" December is blizzards, ice, and below zero windchill.
@@broadwaykari mother nature was seriously pissed to put down that monster tornado that destroyed town after town in the 200+ mile path plus its rating is still preliminary ef4 which means their debating on upping it up to an ef5 status.
Thanks for all the great footage and stay safe. I live in Russell, Iowa just 1 1/2 mile south of Hwy 34 .
That farm dog was just letting the family know you're there. He didn't care about the tornado!
He probably has better places to hide than the family. People in comments wanted me to take the dog with me. My luck after traveling for hours to bring the dog back the people say, "that's not our dog".
Yes we have sirens. If you listen to the video really well you can hear them going off.
Yes there was a twin twister that turned into one just before it went over HWY 14 and took out the Pin Oak Marsh building. That was full of wildlife mounts and animals for the DNR to teach People for miles around about wildlife.
Behind where he was at it took out our local vets barn hurting a horse. Continuing to go through Red Haw State Park Camp grounds,there is nothing left then also taking a house before It crossed Hwy34 taking another house and hitting the Cabins straight on killing one person and continued to the Soda Pop Saloon next door knocking out the barn. There were trees everywhere of course. I am sure there is OH so much more damage that I didn't write down. This is what I could see or photo I saw.
Chariton is a very strong community. They will work hard to get things back together.
We are praying. My mother lived there until her passing this last September. My husband and his family "the Musicks" have been life long residents. My father pastored the Assembly of God church until his fall from grace. We know Chariton and surrounding communities quite well and our hearts are breaking for you all.
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@@dawnmusick7632 Praying for what? The Sky Daddy to help? Prayer won't turn a tornado another way, and it definitely won't heal anyone.
Subscribed to your channel and watched your video. My thoughts and prayers to those that lost their lives in the tornado.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Prayers for those in harms way - thank you for the video- God bless you.
I watched it moving to the left of the pole and transformer then it switched and went back to the right of same. This was at the start of the video. It grown considerably. You certainly made the right call to relocate to a safer location.
This is why I chase from my recliner.
Thank you and all chasers for providing awesome video footage and explaining what is happening.
Great job. Stay
It grew into the size of an ef3 but it didn't have that roar. It sounded like a big waterfall that is why I was guessing a 1 then a 2. At its apex it was a 3. Thanks for watching.
I got caught in this exact storm, was in Iowa with friends just to leave Minnesota, it had been quite warm in Iowa that day.
Very nice work. Thx! We live in Ames and were watching the sky.
That is being weather aware. I have seen people driving down the road and right into a tornado area without a clue.
Thanks for posting. Also, do you replace transmission shifters often? You beat the shit outta that thing.
Wow...I've never seen a tornado 🌪 stay on the ground for that long. My heart ❤ was racing 🏁. Thank you for what you do...just incredible. Who leaves their 🐕 dog out during a storm...let alone a tornado 🌪
amazing footage!! happy you’re safe
Rain X would help clear up the windshield during the downpours. It will bead up like wax instead of splatter and distort the camera view.
Also I love how most storm chasers go with the Red truck like The movie haha, tbh i'de love a red truck, great content.
Great video!! Thanks for sharing it!!
Great work!
I've seen hundreds of tornado videos on YT but every time I watch a new video, I am always amazed at how quickly these big tornadoes grow in size. It's like one minute they're skinny and 2 minutes later they're massive. So scary yet fascinating.
ALSO, am I the only one angry at those people of the last house who literally LEFT THEIR DOG OUTSIDE while a tornado was right behind their house?!
Dogs can be replaced. Get real.
@@foobarmaximus3506 Wow. Hello heartless human being. Dogs are like siblings and children to many families. Imagine if someone told you your mother was 'just a human, get real'? Same difference! Go into the sun and defrost your cold heart.
I looked to me like they might have been away from home at the time. If so, and if he was mainly an "outside dog", that explains why no one let him in.
Excellent coverage.
New sub! I wish I would’ve followed what I wanted to do, which was either a storm chaser (since I was in an F1) and/or archeology. Yeah make sure you always keep a safe distance (but you already knew that). I was 7 when an F1 came by and I was just mesmerized and fascinated by this black twister heading for my grandparent’s house. Just before they grabbed me I saw it turn direction so I knew we were gonna be ok.
Seeing a tornado does not get old
Great video. Stay safe out there!
Wow what a powerful storm that was! I was watching from RadarScope in Colorado wishing I had gone to document and film it!
you too? i was stuck in evergreen
@@quar_0 I was considering going but didn’t want the long drive back through snowy conditions. I didn’t anticipate it would be this big of a storm though!
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Great shots!! I live in NY, so i don't see things like this! Thank you!!!
I'm originally from Rochester area and Brockport.
This was an extremely sad day for Iowa.🙏
Great video would've to go on a storm chasing holiday I am from England so I can't see them like u do.
That's interesting to see this tornado. I was driving a semi in California the day of the storm, but at that time I looked at the local radar in a truck stop and once I looked at that cell over chariton I called friends who were in sigourney to take cover. No matter what the news said I could tell by the radar it was a tornadic cell. And then of course the reports started to come in of the other storms. But luckily those cells broke up for the most part after this video.
Sounds like you need a career change!
@@applelandry4233 unless you mean the radar observation I get it now, I learned how to read the radar when I got my pilots licence a long time ago, take care.
@@braneden lol, I meant radar. I love justifying any excuse to travel. If it was free (or even reduced rates) I'd be even happier
@@applelandry4233 that's my take on travel too, trucking isnt real pretty but it's a free road trip. I only truck periodically today so that's even better. I used to storm chase as a young man but the radars are way better today you can see a.tornadic storm pretty easy, especially on a super cell. When a tornado drops it's in the scud on the left usually southern side of the super cell, , scary and dangerous and a little fun to observe....
Nice Footage.
Thank you so much
Great footage!
Thanks a lot, awesome job 🙏
I appreciate your commenting (without shouting around 😁👍) 😍 Stay safe out there 🙏🍀
Great commentary and nice video! Looked at the models for Winterset and Creston areas and one of them had a possible "SigTor" comparison. Could not make it down there due to 180,000 miles on my car and $4 gas. Going to have to team up with someone next time. Subscribed to all....
Thank you
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@@TornadoCrewStormChasers what part of the United States do you reside
@@dennisthrockmorton9714 iowa
Holly molly what a sad day for those people thank you for video taping this what a incredible tornado 🌪
All the relatives on my dad's side of the family are in Chariton! My dad was born there & grew up in Lucas County. He is buried in Chariton cemetery.
Hope all is OK back there, know it's a couple months ago by now.
Good footage and a safe, sensible chase. Thank you!
The white building with the blue roof and white "pillars" is the seed company where my niece and sister n law works. Thankfully they had a basement, however, none of them knew this tornado was coming at them until my mother in law called my niece and told her to take cover. Friend of the family not so fortunate as it hit their hotel, the bait shack, and the soda pop saloon. It devastated red haw state park. This is my husband's life long hometown and mine for 20 years. Our hearts are broken for those who lost loved ones.
Subscribe to Ryan Hall Y'all. Seriously! If you don't want to at least watch his video for that day. He went live HOURS BEFORE! Please just look him up.
@@kathyhanson509 Yes, Ryan always has great weather forcast videos & live stream coverage, been watching him almost a year now, very accurate
@@goldenarrow3 I have been watching for a year. He is so accurate! Thank you for the reply.
These storms were warned for days.
Wow you made it out of there just in time with maybe a minute or two to spare before you were hit yourself over by what appears to be a storage facility. You could tell you were getting nervous by the shift in tone in your voice, but you remained so calm. Amazing. Stay safe out there!
There was no road going east from there like I originally thought. I moved to a place where I could have sped west if needed. Plus the buildings create deadly shrapnel when the tornado hits them, and I was close to buildings and a possible projected tornado path. This would have been better if no one died or got injured.
Country cabins took damage as well as red haw state part several injuries pray for my home town!
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Very sad. I attended a camp at Freedom Campgrounds for many years. Haven't heard if there's damage there. And thinking about all the Amish families there as well. And, the many Ukrainian immigrants that live there. One of the news stations just did a feature story on that this week.
This guy makes watching these videos cool
This is one of the best videos I've seen on a tornado. And I've seen hundreds of them. You did great on this . Keep up the good work.
Thank you. I also have a Facebook page I do live feeds. I'm in Kansas right now.
@@TornadoCrewStormChasers I had to leave Facebook because I have business. Facebook was allowing people to build fake Facebook pages of my company where my clients were leaving reviews thinking it was me. These con artist were selling advertising space making money off of my reputation. After notification to Facebook this was happening and sending them proof they refused to remove the content and I had to contact the Sheriff's department. When you sign up with Facebook you give up all your content rights. I've moved to MeWe and have been here for 2 years now. Please check your content elsewhere on Facebook so you don't have a friend say.... we really like your web page and company Facebook page. When you don't have either. Thanks.
@3:02 i seen your truck from the gas station on video 😂
Good folks in Chariton. I hope everyone is safe.
There are a lot of things I wouldn't want to look out my front window and see, and a storm chaser is at the top of that list.
Good job with the video capture.
Lol, well said🤣
In Sioux Falls we had our first thunderstorm of the year turn into a blizzard that went til midnight. Wild that not too far away Iowa was getting slammed by a huge tornado. Wild times.
Sometimes weather here is not boring
@@TornadoCrewStormChasers We had a tornado here in North Ar the following day, I think. The wind had indeed whipped up a whirlwind that day.
How close to the big Hy-Vee home base distribution center was that?
They're right there in chariton on the outskirts.
It so weird were i lived in Wisconsin i only got huge rain and lightning. But a tornado almost hit Wisconsin
Great video, and terrifying.
Great job and up close.
Awesome intercept!
Great footage my man. Not over the top and no yelling.
Thank you
I was getting ready for work while this was going on.
Thank you for the footage! Why is everyone so concerned about this dog? It's just a dog...it's not in any danger..it's just protecting it's owner/ property.
Yes and some people commented I almost ran the dog over. It was not almost hit, and at this time it was perfectly safe as the tornado was moving away.
IT IS NOT JUST A FLUFFING DOG YOU NUGGET ITS FAMILY PERIOD
What the hell is wrong with people..we know pets are family.The dog was never in any danger.I know it's hard for some people to communicate properly with other humans..Keep trying! Your skillset may improve..maybe not.
@@twisteddeath8492 more like pantie's in a twist.
at 3:46 you can really see it starting to pick up ground speed. Great footage, man!
Last night I kept watching different tornadoes chasers and I saw one huge when it crossing 169 it said. I hope and pray for the people of Iowa and Illinois. This one looks smaller but is growing. I hope today in NE Mississippi we don’t get any today as there’s a chance of severe weather today until tomorrow. It might be overnight.
I see it also. You guys stay safe. This is gonna be a rough spring I think. To many tornados so early. I don't how it keeps going around us in Middle TN. Put praying for y'all tonight and tomorrow. ❤
@@Lunch_landy thanks God bless you too, if you have seen lately more natural disasters like seismic in some areas I think in Mexico and I I think a volcano possibly erupting. This is globally and then an unhinged dictator threatening humanity with nuclear weapons and seizing nuclear power plants don’t sound that we are in a safe world anymore. I’m glad I believe with all my heart in Jesus Christ as my savior and Lord with God the father and I’m not afraid because there’s eternity with no more sickness and everything in this world will dissolve like snow. Just love , praise and grateful of everyday’s blessings.
Amen!! Absolutely I feel like the world is turned upside down and we are living in a horror movie. But you are exactly right the Good Lord will keep us safe and take us home to peace. ❤
Crazy👋 But amazing 😯😲
It's been a while since I seen storm chases doing the daredevil, just livelihood of people wiped out🙁
i love that part of Iowa. Use to live in Albia..
Very calm and professional 👌
Thank you for watching
Excellent content 👍🏻
Awesome footage.
The difference between a storm chaser and a non-chaser is that the chaser sees a tornado gets excited and stops to get a better look and pulls out his camera only to realize that they he is in the direct path of the tornado so they move to another location to get a better look/angle only to realize that the tornado is building and might still come at them so they move another 50-100 feet away. Whereas the regular person sees a tornado or gets a warning and runs to the nearest storm shelter or safe place to wait it out.
Not in the Midwest lol. Plenty of people just stand and gawk at the storm.
I’m sorry, it needs to be said: Who in their right mind would LEAVE THEIR DOG OUTSIDE DURING A TORNADO? Horrible! Poor guy!
I think he wanted in my truck
Dorothy !
@@TornadoCrewStormChasers Very risky to try to get a random dog in his own home territory into your truck, he is more likely to see you as a threat then someone trying to help, be careful.
whoa, i guess the 2022 tornado season is getting off to an early start
Awesome video and stream and awesome job and be safe there to 🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥
I think the tornado screwed up my live stream. I don't know if it was the extreme cloud cover, rain, lightning but when that tornado got close it messed with my live stream signal. Thanks for watching both media's.
hi nice video where is this the storm and how big was it looks like oculd do some big time damge thanks.
Lots of comments about why he didn’t get the dog. Its a valid point and also possibly trespassing on private property. The dog really wasn’t in danger. He got a nice video. We all watched it and had a good viewing experience. Cheers🍺
The tornado was moving away. The dog was in no danger. The green street sign at the intersection signifies a public street. It was a dead end though. At the end yes private property. You can't take possession or control of property belonging to someone else that is theft. The demeanor of the dog could be an unknown, espically when I put him in a strange vehicle and continue storm chase with him. My truck is full of expensive equipment. The dog was soaking wet and muddy. If the dog was injured from the tornado I would have tried to find help. I see a lot of animals running loose while storm chasing. I can't be driving around with a storm chasing vehicle full of dogs and cats.
Your point is well taken. My apologies if I offended. For the record, I did state the dog was not in danger and the road was possibly private. Enjoyed your work!
@@65gto32 no not offended I thought you were stating the obvious. He was ok. BTW I love pets. I have helped injured animals on chases, or got turtles out of the road. My last animal I helped was an OWL.
I live in iowa. Ive stayed in that motel that got hit , im a commercial roofer. This is happening more and more and earlier and earlier every year. Our climate is changing. After these series of tornadoes then it snowed 5 inches a few days later . Scary times we live in
I watched it live yesterday
Tuned in to another channel the other day a rainstorm. The guy talked loudly all the way through it. AT least I got to see the lightning, but I wanted to hear the rain.
great video .
At 8:30 the tornado siren sounds so eerie & creepy. It’s also the beginning of where you hear the roaring wind more clearly!
It moved so fast 😮
That was crazy right at the end looked like the movie twister
Cool video , I hope their all ok now and blessed I know those seasons are hard for them. I hope someone saved the dog it hurt my heart seeing him alone I was so hoping they would have gotten him.
He was fine the tornado was moving away he was in no danger. He's a farm dog he knows where to hide and get low.
@@TornadoCrewStormChasers Ok love Thank you so much for responding. Love the Channel keep up the good work love, their so relaxing and beautiful . Namaste🙏🏾
So refreshing not to hear someone screaming with over excitement and swearing all the time. Great footage and you help us to view it. New subscriber
Thank you
Best part was the dog telling you to get off his property lol.
HyVee trucker looks like he is just going to keep the hammer down haha
It's my only trusted source of weather warnings
i used to be scared of tornadoes but now there some sort of beautiful , deadly .. but beautiful 🥺
it was an ef4 when it hit winterset, i watched it from 1/4 mile away, TG it hit south of town.
This was a different tornado. This one maxed at ef3. This was the Chariton tornado. Yes the Winterset tornado was an ef4. I think the Winterset tornado already had gone thru Winterset while I was filming this one to the south.
I was in Polk County nearby the tornadoes
I filmed that tornado as it was forming south of hwy 34. I will have that time lapse tomorrow
@@TornadoCrewStormChasers looking forward to the upload.
Thank You, great footage.
Be Well and Please Stay Safe
@@TornadoCrewStormChasers helluva job 👍
Great footage....they rate tornadoes by wind speed like hurricanes?
Yes they look at the type of damage and thru structural engineering mathematics figure it would take x amount of windspeed to create the particular type damage. Thus more windspeed a higher rating.
Wondering if it went over Orange street gravel road on 34
What did it end up being? F2 F3? It looks pretty nasty.
Man the hotel and gift shop place were both hit badly and red haw. my frnd owns the gift shop and the next day i went over to check on them and holy cow the after math was sad. a whole buildin was tore off and broken and it was horrible. im just glad there okay
I forgot how flat the plains states are. Nothing to slow them down. Nice job, pray and be careful man.
Yes you can really see when it's completely flat and the inflow has no interference, the tornadoes form easier.
@@TornadoCrewStormChasers I have Pheasant hunted Iowa and what looks like a small field of hay, corn , whatever. It takes 1/2 a day to walk 1/2 of it. Must add the folks there are just plain good folks. Humble, honest, hard working, welcoming while commanding respect.
@@rockybass9764 the pheasant population is coming back strong in places.
Great work!!! Maybe carry some Milkbones? Stay safe brother 🙏