I concur, he is one of the most pleasant storm chasers to watch . No loud screaming or stating the obvious over and over, but calm, knowledgeable and very professional on top of being a good samaritan
Hey Daniel. Rewatching your Videos is a really good distraction from the terrible Situation right now. Thanks for the good Work and greetings from europe!
I hope you took advantage of that home made chicken noodle soup. :) But nah, really, that tornado was insane. It just...sat there twiddling its thumbs for a thousand years. I love listening to the chatter between chasers and spotters (when there's not a lot of interference). After a few of these videos, you start to get a sense of community. Daniel, you're always calm, and on alert if anyone needs help. Honestly, you reminded me to update my first aid kit in the back of the car.
Daniel, your must have incredibly large stones. Man, you sat on that thing a lot longer than I would have! The greatest fear of an ever increasing base on a tornado that appears stationary but getting exponentially larger is that is coming towards you. You seem to have greatly adapted your chase style from this to current to be much more safety conscious, and from experience, you're pretty on the ball in this older footage already.
Pretty sure I drove right passed this exact storm on the way to CO back in 2013. Was south of it though on 70 west. Had no idea, but the clouds looked the part.
I hope you guys had some chicken soup and a comfy bed after all that. I'm safe from that weather here, but my sister in Ontario has had a few moments when she was tempted to grab the cat and run to the basement. Luckily, she only got wind and rain. Jon in rural BC, Canada
13:33 once again proving the "theory"..... "if it starts out as multi vortex.... its gonna turn into a BIG wedge" . i struggle to think of the exception which proves the rule.... they pretty much all get massive (again, when starting out multi vortex)
I believe anyone seeking a career in storm chasing should be required to get "First Responder" certified, this would weed out the fly by night amateurs or thrill seekers that seem to get in the way of serious storm chasers! This part (storm chasing) of meteorological study should have some type of regulation...what are your thoughts?
Yes and no. Thrill-seekers should seek the thrills they want because that's freedom. So long as they aren't putting other people's lives in danger, anyway. But a "professional" storm chaser? Yes, they should get first responder or some other certification, because many of them do exactly that kind of work once the storm has passed through.
@@saltedllama2759 Your heavily governed and have strict laws on what you can and can't do. I don't see these things mentioned in the definition of freedom. Americans always trotting out the freedom they don't actually have. 🙄
@@dalelc43 and what can your country do? are you allowed to own guns without any worry about them being taken away? can you gather and protest freely without the worry of being attacked by police when you havent harmed anyone? are you allowed to openly say anything you want with no threat of retaliation? doubt it. here in the states we have freedoms that no other country has, we only regulate things because people have proven they are willing to put others at risk to exercise their freedoms so we add measures to ensure that safety is enforced. examples being the right to bare arms, while you are perfectly allowed to own guns a safety law is in place that you cannot discharge the firearm within city limits unless in a specified facility or at a regulated range. if anyone could shoot their guns anywhere whenever they wanted more people would be hurt as a result of idiots getting out of control.
I was thinking how homo sexuals would would find a way to bitch, no bro just keep her how she is i already lost one job to a flamer called it with 7 face piercings and walks to work due to his beliefs
West TN would be interesting. We have a fair amount of storms around the river near Memphis. I tell my husband every year it's getting worse. I'm tired of hiding in the hallway (in March 2020 at 6 in the damn morning and a big tree limb fell on the house) at least four times a year.
You don't know what it means when the chasers are leaving you? It means that they're getting the hell outta dodge. They will get back to you when they're safe.
I have found it too painful to try and talk to the local spotter nets on the radio unless its the NWS stations directly. It's also obvious watching some of your videos that some of the locals couldn't care less that you popped up on their channel. Here's to mPing and Spotter Network.
Would somebody please nuke that old-school telephone ring that's frequenting the early potion of this video? I thought I left that sound way back in 1971. Thank you. jbeinarizona
It's his ARS callsign. FCC rules say we have to self-identify at the beginning of a conversation and then every ten minutes during that conversation. In this case, there is a network of storm spotters who are all talking on that radio frequency working to relay reports to the National Weather Service. His callsign identifies who he is when he makes a report.
that is the rules for HAM / armature radio . you know you pilots speak?? "November 4542 request decent to 30,000 feet, out" HAM radio is no different...... hell, even CB radio which has NO regulations..... people still let everyone now who was talking and when they stopped talking
Reed Timmer never did find the PCB from that probe he managed to get into that one, did he. Also, May 2013 was pretty crazy in the Plains States for tornadoes, eh?
I know this was a year ago, but for anyone else reading this, Daniel has resources available to him including reports from other spotters and radar, so he was able to be sure the storm was in fact stationary. If you ever see a storm in person and don't have those tools at your disposal, assume the storm is coming straight for you.
The onscreen "Not For Re-Broadcast" interferes with the subject matter, It's unnecessary and very annoying! You can eliminate it all together or simply add it to the video description! And the banners should be removed from the screen as well! Here in the States, We want to see uncluttered screen shots! I believe you will gain more subscribers if you remove the clutter!
I don't get what you're saying, I'm in "the States" and I can see the tornado just fine, doesn't seem cluttered to me. You definitely aren't speaking for everyone. A+ video in MY opinion.
@@fumbly15 agreed, while i am of the mindset that the "not for rebroadcast" does get annoying after a while i dont find anything to be a major hinderance to the videos overall goal of showing and documenting the tornado.
Dude doesn't want his video stolen, obviously. People like to steal and not give credit. And don't even want to know where you are going with that "in the states" bit.
So this is your vocation? Watching the inevitable and commenting. Just help in some way don't be a parasite of destruction. It'll be good for your soul I guarantee
13:33 once again proving the "theory"..... "if it starts out as multi vortex.... its gonna turn into a BIG wedge" . i struggle to think of the exception which proves the rule.... they pretty much all get massive (again, when starting out multi vortex)
Daniel, youare by far the best storm chaser imo. Very professional and cognizant of helping people in addition to chasing.
I concur, he is one of the most pleasant storm chasers to watch . No loud screaming or stating the obvious over and over, but calm, knowledgeable and very professional on top of being a good samaritan
I agree, he isn't always shouting... tornado or debris debris 😂 I liked reed timmer but damn he's loud
Could not agree more! + love the accent!
One collab I wanna see is him and Pecos Hank, that would be so cool
@@pluto419 them two together are funny
I wanna see a Pecos Hank and Daniel duo cause those two are like two peas in a pod. Whenever they see each other it's just so funny.
They did some chases in 2022 on livestream. but split up later because had diffrent target goals
9:00 - the motion in that wall cloud is amazing! Almost looks like it's been sped up!
Its just standing there… MENACINGLY-
Wee woo wee woo wee woo... WEE WOO WEE WOO WEE WOO!!!
Hey Daniel. Rewatching your Videos is a really good distraction from the terrible Situation right now. Thanks for the good Work and greetings from europe!
Absent everything else, that old-fashioned land-line ringtone is EXTREMELY funny in this context
I kept checking my iphone. That's my ringtone. :)
Jon in rural BC, Canada
@@JonTanOsb that's my fathers ringtone ever since he got his 4S lmao. I keep thinking he's getting a call but then realize it's just daniel
"Hey Mike, thanks for driving around and looking at the clouds". Classic.
I hope you took advantage of that home made chicken noodle soup. :)
But nah, really, that tornado was insane. It just...sat there twiddling its thumbs for a thousand years.
I love listening to the chatter between chasers and spotters (when there's not a lot of interference). After a few of these videos, you start to get a sense of community. Daniel, you're always calm, and on alert if anyone needs help. Honestly, you reminded me to update my first aid kit in the back of the car.
Thank you to your EMT & as a 1st responder.
This chaser has a great sixth sense on these storms amazing.
Never seen a wedge just sit there stationary before. But appreciate the work you do and helping people.
"Damnit Bill, we don't have time for this... you're nowhere near it!" Not to make light of a tense situation, but that did make me chuckle.
I've never seen such a large wedge so stationary before that's incredibly holy
Daniel, your must have incredibly large stones. Man, you sat on that thing a lot longer than I would have! The greatest fear of an ever increasing base on a tornado that appears stationary but getting exponentially larger is that is coming towards you. You seem to have greatly adapted your chase style from this to current to be much more safety conscious, and from experience, you're pretty on the ball in this older footage already.
You do great work. Thank you!
Long time no see always enjoy your broadcasts. God Bless
God bless you and your family 🙏
Wow, that’s really interesting how it just stays there, and the conditions needed for that to happen like that. Then just started moving, wild.
Pretty sure I drove right passed this exact storm on the way to CO back in 2013. Was south of it though on 70 west. Had no idea, but the clouds looked the part.
I want whatever is notifying you that you're approaching a twisting storm. Seems very handy.
especially when he is sitting still and gets that warning.
@@sicfrynut lol cant tell if youre being facetious or not
baron critical weather
What is that electronic voice saying, "you are approaching a rotating storm exercise caution?
Best storm chaser Daniel
Be kind to one another. Stay safe. Love to all
as tornado passes over region
with trees, in Bennington, Kansas tornado on 28 May 2013. Winds
exceeded 118 m/s at 47 m AGL.
that is some wicked rotation around 11 minutes.
I hope you guys had some chicken soup and a comfy bed after all that.
I'm safe from that weather here, but my sister in Ontario has had a few moments when she was tempted to grab the cat and run to the basement. Luckily, she only got wind and rain.
Jon in rural BC, Canada
what is that app with the twisting storm warning?
What app or program are you using that alerts you that you are entering a twisting storm?
Pretty sure its the Baron critical weather app.
Baron wxworx mobile threatnet
"The chasers are leaving me, I don't know what that mewans. It means, Dorothy, that you best prepare to kiss Kansas and your arse goodbye.
13:01 Oh that’s nasty… that’s a pissed off tornado right there ladies and gentlemen
I like that "You are approaching a twisting storm. Please exercise caution."
13:33 once again proving the "theory".....
"if it starts out as multi vortex.... its gonna turn into a BIG wedge"
.
i struggle to think of the exception which proves the rule....
they pretty much all get massive (again, when starting out multi vortex)
I believe anyone seeking a career in storm chasing should be required to get "First Responder" certified, this would weed out the fly by night amateurs or thrill seekers that seem to get in the way of serious storm chasers! This part (storm chasing) of meteorological study should have some type of regulation...what are your thoughts?
Yes and no. Thrill-seekers should seek the thrills they want because that's freedom. So long as they aren't putting other people's lives in danger, anyway. But a "professional" storm chaser? Yes, they should get first responder or some other certification, because many of them do exactly that kind of work once the storm has passed through.
@@saltedllama2759 Your heavily governed and have strict laws on what you can and can't do. I don't see these things mentioned in the definition of freedom. Americans always trotting out the freedom they don't actually have. 🙄
@@dalelc43 and what can your country do? are you allowed to own guns without any worry about them being taken away? can you gather and protest freely without the worry of being attacked by police when you havent harmed anyone? are you allowed to openly say anything you want with no threat of retaliation? doubt it. here in the states we have freedoms that no other country has, we only regulate things because people have proven they are willing to put others at risk to exercise their freedoms so we add measures to ensure that safety is enforced. examples being the right to bare arms, while you are perfectly allowed to own guns a safety law is in place that you cannot discharge the firearm within city limits unless in a specified facility or at a regulated range. if anyone could shoot their guns anywhere whenever they wanted more people would be hurt as a result of idiots getting out of control.
I was thinking how homo sexuals would would find a way to bitch, no bro just keep her how she is i already lost one job to a flamer called it with 7 face piercings and walks to work due to his beliefs
JAY ITS A SICK WORLD. SO GIRD YER LOINS GOOD SIR
Great video. What the heck was that truck hauling at 36:19 ?
I am wondering the same thing!
@@Drizzt_Do_Entreri Blade for the wind turbines
Wind mill blade.
Looked like a small one.
Went past one in a road trip that was even bigger then that.
Have you ever chased at night? Also, have you chased in TN?
West TN would be interesting. We have a fair amount of storms around the river near Memphis. I tell my husband every year it's getting worse. I'm tired of hiding in the hallway (in March 2020 at 6 in the damn morning and a big tree limb fell on the house) at least four times a year.
it's crazy to think this was only 8 days after the moore EF5
20:32 that kinda looks like "SVC" from Leigh Orf''s modeling work
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right at the ground.... just FLOWING into the tornado at high speeds
20:37 you can really start to see it
This is some tornado
有报说，三名tornado chasers重伤死在车子里面。这三名tornado chasers记者好奇于tornado中心的龙卷风景观与速度，特地把车子驾驶进入龙卷风中心点，结果整辆车子-被强力龙卷风-提高飞起，车子被卷起飞奔在天空中之后车子被抛下撞击地面，被抛下地面地点-是距离-原本被卷起地点约200里远。@所以谨记，所有tornado chasers记者，都别驾驶太靠近龙卷风，感觉到受灾区的风力大时，就要快速远离。
I agree with you 100%. That’s the only way I would want to do it. I can’t help anyone without it. Good plan
You don't know what it means when the chasers are leaving you? It means that they're getting the hell outta dodge. They will get back to you when they're safe.
I have found it too painful to try and talk to the local spotter nets on the radio unless its the NWS stations directly. It's also obvious watching some of your videos that some of the locals couldn't care less that you popped up on their channel.
Here's to mPing and Spotter Network.
I thought the locals on the radio here were very professional and very good, that isn't always the case for sure.
where you the one with the hot mic??
i think im hearing your mic "beep" when you have the window down, are in RFD, and other stuff like that
Isn't chasing a stationary tornado just standing around?
Me: *sees title* Hey, I live there!
El cuarto de Tula🎶
Would somebody please nuke that old-school telephone ring that's frequenting the early potion of this video? I thought I left that sound way back in 1971. Thank you. jbeinarizona
Isn't it a default ringtone on most phones?
I thought it was irritating as well as unprofessional. Damn ring.
Why do you say vk2fsrv every single time you start talking?
It's his ARS callsign. FCC rules say we have to self-identify at the beginning of a conversation and then every ten minutes during that conversation.
In this case, there is a network of storm spotters who are all talking on that radio frequency working to relay reports to the National Weather Service. His callsign identifies who he is when he makes a report.
that is the rules for HAM / armature radio
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you know you pilots speak??
"November 4542 request decent to 30,000 feet, out"
HAM radio is no different...... hell, even CB radio which has NO regulations..... people still let everyone now who was talking and when they stopped talking
The radio traffic was horrible. Everyone kept walking over each other and then getting mad for hearing interference on the repeater
Reed Timmer never did find the PCB from that probe he managed to get into that one, did he.
Also, May 2013 was pretty crazy in the Plains States for tornadoes, eh?
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I'd like the small can of chicken noodle soup please.
Things is headed to you if it looks like it's not moving
That's it give the seasoned storm chaser advice. 🙄
I think he knows what he’s doing
I know this was a year ago, but for anyone else reading this, Daniel has resources available to him including reports from other spotters and radar, so he was able to be sure the storm was in fact stationary. If you ever see a storm in person and don't have those tools at your disposal, assume the storm is coming straight for you.
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It looks like a funnel cloud
Bruh
LADIES I AM SINGLE AND I DO HAVE A TORNADO PROOF CAR THAT DOES ZERO TO 60 IN 24 .9 SECONDS FLAT IVE A 2.6 INCHER FLACID..... ANY TAKERs?
The onscreen "Not For Re-Broadcast" interferes with the subject matter, It's unnecessary and very annoying! You can eliminate it all together or simply add it to the video description! And the banners should be removed from the screen as well! Here in the States, We want to see uncluttered screen shots! I believe you will gain more subscribers if you remove the clutter!
I don't get what you're saying, I'm in "the States" and I can see the tornado just fine, doesn't seem cluttered to me. You definitely aren't speaking for everyone. A+ video in MY opinion.
They only have to do this because people steal their videos and put them up to make money off of them.
@@fumbly15 agreed, while i am of the mindset that the "not for rebroadcast" does get annoying after a while i dont find anything to be a major hinderance to the videos overall goal of showing and documenting the tornado.
Be quiet, man, it’s not that bad. :/
Dude doesn't want his video stolen, obviously. People like to steal and not give credit.
And don't even want to know where you are going with that "in the states" bit.
I enjoy learning from you...but not hearing your taking God's name in vain....please curb language as you are good at what you do.
So this is your vocation? Watching the inevitable and commenting. Just help in some way don't be a parasite of destruction. It'll be good for your soul I guarantee
18:18 is such a beautiful, terrifying shot
20:24 as well, beautiful, terrifying tornado.
Aiutaci. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🦯
13:33 once again proving the "theory".....
"if it starts out as multi vortex.... its gonna turn into a BIG wedge"
.
i struggle to think of the exception which proves the rule....
they pretty much all get massive (again, when starting out multi vortex)