2024-05-16 Houston Derecho

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @XanaxDust214
    @XanaxDust214 7 месяцев назад +1496

    "The person on the motorcycle is about to have a really bad evening."
    Understatement of the year

    • @kellyclarke8754
      @kellyclarke8754 7 месяцев назад +69

      Yes. I was caught in something like this on my motorcycle. Within 5 minutes it went from sunshine to deluge. I was in full gear.

    • @hansonel
      @hansonel 7 месяцев назад +82

      I hope they got off the highway and sought shelter somewhere. Dangerous being caught in 100+ mph winds like that.

    • @texasbassranger
      @texasbassranger 7 месяцев назад +34

      I've ridden motorcycles up to turning 65, then had the sense enough to sell them and keep all my appendages intact. I got caught a couple of times in an Arizona monsoon rain and it fouled my engine every time. Took hours to dry out. Had to have someone come and get me then go back for my bike he next day. Most often than not, it would turn over and start then.
      I hope that poor guy found at least a gas station canopy.

    • @kellyclarke8754
      @kellyclarke8754 7 месяцев назад +22

      I saw a guy riding a motorcycle during hurricane Ike back in 2008.

    • @40stefanie
      @40stefanie 7 месяцев назад +11

      He was probably the easiest to be able to get off the road and get shelter

  • @grenade0522
    @grenade0522 7 месяцев назад +207

    The radio cutting out is when you know it's gettin REAL

    • @Du808-o8k
      @Du808-o8k 7 месяцев назад +11

      I listen too 97.9 the box they didn’t do no commercial they just play music in they kept on cutting off but they say they had a generator…

  • @MrPhotodoc
    @MrPhotodoc 7 месяцев назад +745

    A derecho is nature's wash cycle and a twister is the spin cycle.

    • @bssaassin1900
      @bssaassin1900 7 месяцев назад +8

      😂😂😂

    • @donizettirules
      @donizettirules 7 месяцев назад +12

      Dude, this comment is definitely under rated!

    • @LouSlade
      @LouSlade 7 месяцев назад +8

      This is going to live in my brain forever

    • @fakename287
      @fakename287 7 месяцев назад +28

      And with the 90+ weather 5 days later? Looks like Houston got the full laundromat treatment 😂

    • @corvid.undead
      @corvid.undead 7 месяцев назад

      What does that make us 🥲

  • @joemartin480
    @joemartin480 7 месяцев назад +226

    I’m a mailman from Katy, and was in the frontlines on this storm! I saw it coming and tried to finish fast, I had 2 more boxes left so I was outside in the storm for like 20 minutes! I got all my mail and packages delivered.

    • @mraBJJ33
      @mraBJJ33 6 месяцев назад +8

      Either rain sleet or snow right?!?

    • @joemartin480
      @joemartin480 6 месяцев назад

      @@mraBJJ33 you can count on me when I’m delivering your mail.

    • @joemartin480
      @joemartin480 6 месяцев назад

      @@mraBJJ33 you can count on me!

    • @BeeWhistler
      @BeeWhistler 6 месяцев назад +2

      @@mraBJJ33lol you beat me to it! But I gotta say, well done, mailman from Katy!

    • @joemartin480
      @joemartin480 6 месяцев назад

      @@BeeWhistler you can count on me when I’m your mail man!

  • @philliplopez8745
    @philliplopez8745 7 месяцев назад +705

    Instead of 90% humidity, it is 90% liquidity

    • @bethmoore7722
      @bethmoore7722 7 месяцев назад +12

      I have decided that cosmetic surgeons need to equip us all with gills. I live about 30mi south of Houston, and some days, it’s like breathing water here. Water, and toxins from the refineries & chemical plants.

    • @pinklotus0410
      @pinklotus0410 3 дня назад

      😂😂 Right 😂😂

  • @bpraheem
    @bpraheem 7 месяцев назад +110

    I was coming from Katy when the tornado warning went off on my phone. I tried to outrun it and didn't do very well. The storm caught me. It may have been one of the crazy experiences I have had as a grown-up and living in Houston. This video shows the experience very well. I was waiting for the Tornado, little did I realize the straight line winds were just as powerful. Glad to make it home.

  • @catskewl
    @catskewl 7 месяцев назад +1077

    This video deserves a major award! 🏆 It had it all. Excellent writing, suspense, pathos, whimsical humour apocalyptic dread. Just a masterpiece.

  • @sealestiale
    @sealestiale 7 месяцев назад +26

    my humor is completely broken, why did “medium-well rain” make me laugh so hard

  • @rebeccacollins3231
    @rebeccacollins3231 7 месяцев назад +345

    I love your sense of humor. Hope the person on the motorcycle is okay

    • @FeatheredDreamStudio
      @FeatheredDreamStudio 7 месяцев назад +6

      Wait….there was a motorcycle?? Omg….

    • @drea409
      @drea409 7 месяцев назад +46

      ​@@FeatheredDreamStudioyes, you can see them at 0:52. There is commentary about them along the bottom of the screen. I don't think we see them again during the storm but there's practically no way they got home before the storm hit. Hopefully they found shelter in a store or restaurant

    • @maria-melek
      @maria-melek 7 месяцев назад +14

      ​@@drea409I'd stop and beg a car to take me in. Id in no way stay on that motorcycle 😭

  • @vickykirby908
    @vickykirby908 7 месяцев назад +9

    I love the calmness and humor in your commentary. Excellent footage!

  • @Phoenixpwrsonifoed
    @Phoenixpwrsonifoed 7 месяцев назад +683

    My son got caught in this, leaving work. He took shelter in a convenience store. The employees pulled down the aluminum shutter to protect the doors from shattering.
    And you KNOW it is bad when Houston drivers slow down. We get 52” of rain a year, many nasty storms, so we are used to driving in it. This was on a whole other level.

    • @bellafairy4u
      @bellafairy4u 7 месяцев назад +32

      I am from South East Alaska I live on an island that’s a rainforest and we get 199 ‘ of rain a year one time it was 212 ‘ of rain it rained all damn summer I was 17 and our island is set up like a funnel if they say 60mph gusts of wind we locals tack on about another 20 and I drive for a living and driving 12 hours a day in nasty nasty weather 😂 I measure my rain like you all measure your hurricanes 😅

    • @katherinehall1967
      @katherinehall1967 7 месяцев назад +8

      Yeah 52" in a commute!

    • @wichitafallscommunity
      @wichitafallscommunity 7 месяцев назад +2

      i live in west texas and the same day eithee this storm or another storm my hometown

    • @fghyjhku
      @fghyjhku 7 месяцев назад +2

      I’m glad he is safe

    • @noisepuppet
      @noisepuppet 7 месяцев назад +6

      South Louisiana, pretty much the same climate, when there's a deluge like this, and everyone's pulled over or creeping along with hazards on, because visibility is somehow less than zero, there's always that one clown who goes zipping by at speed limit +20. They must figure it's safer to get through foul weather at max speed so you spend the least time possible in it.

  • @NixyRumancek
    @NixyRumancek 7 месяцев назад +25

    Double commenting because I can. Not sure if you regularly post storm related content but your captions had me absolutely rolling “Eat it if you dare” and I feel like, sometimes, the storm chaser (or just those individuals stuck in a storm) community needs that kinda humour. Those captions were the best thing. I’m sure everyone around you was shitting enough bricks to build a storm shelter by the power lines but you’re just sassing this storm out 😂 I needed this today.

  • @NA-kp1lk
    @NA-kp1lk 7 месяцев назад +409

    My sister got caught in this storm coming home from work. We couldn't reach her because of bad signal. A series of events happened on the way. One which was a tree falling in front of her causing her to swirve. She managed to get home to another scene of fallen trees sheds and trampolines on the middle of her street. She's always been the strong one that nothing gets her but she got home crying uncontrolably. She felt that was it for her. This was so much scarier than any hurricane weve been in.

    • @Summertyme75
      @Summertyme75 7 месяцев назад +74

      I think this one was so much scarier because it was unexpected. Houstonians know how to hunker down when we get hurricane warnings. When city officials tell us to skip work and stay off the roads, most heed the warnings. This many people would not have been on the roads when storms are incoming, under normal storm prep circumstances. This was insane. I'm glad your sister made it home safe, im sure this was traumatizing

    • @NA-kp1lk
      @NA-kp1lk 7 месяцев назад +25

      @@Summertyme75 Thanks and if you are in Houston I hope you and your loved one's are safe as well. I was home at the time and saw an alert for my parents area which was near townlake. We had a really bad gust of wind that blew our bbq pit about 10 feet off the platform. I remember running screaming because with that I heard the roar. The same roar we heard the day the firestone got destroyed in katy. My mom calls that same moment to tell me they were in the bathroom in case anything happened but nothing compared to not knowing about my sisters location and if she was ok. We were terrified.

    • @John-ct9zs
      @John-ct9zs 7 месяцев назад +37

      I nearly got caught in this derecho too. But I saw where the storm was headed on my storm radar app in my phone as I was about to leave work going back to Katy, and I was like screw that. No way I can beat this storm home, I'll be driving right into it. Even if it was coming from the east or southeast out of the gulf, with that much traffic it would be hard to outrun. So I just stayed at work and rode it out until about 7:15 pm. When I left, wow, it was hurricane/tornado level damage all over from the medical center to Katy and Cypress.

    • @thegamingchef3304
      @thegamingchef3304 7 месяцев назад +2

      Tree falling in front of her? Her swerving? Are we sure the sister isn't making this Hollywood story up?

    • @NA-kp1lk
      @NA-kp1lk 7 месяцев назад +30

      @@thegamingchef3304 I'm only sharing her story. I don't care who believes or not. I'm just glad she's ok. It happened to many that day some survived some didn't. One thing I know about her since she was a little girl is she would tell the truth no matter how much trouble she would get in. She was crying to the point she could hardly breath and yes she did go back and took pictures and showed us the next day. As we speak she is now without power fixing her entire fence and dealing with her neighbors about their trees. This event was very real and there's others that had worst stories and lived to tell including my parents who live where a tornado hit. Yes, sometimes hollywood movies become real life. Just ask people north of Texas. How offensive for people to question if they actually went through something like this.

  • @4xdblack
    @4xdblack 6 месяцев назад +10

    I was once in a storm like this. A big truck like yours is what saved me. I stuck to the truck like glue and let his better view guide me.

  • @marleyboy7732
    @marleyboy7732 7 месяцев назад +555

    Houston is definitely one city you dont want to drive through when it rains. Lots of fools who drive even faster & crazier when it starts pouring. What a nut town.

    • @Jeep-Life
      @Jeep-Life 7 месяцев назад +53

      The worst place I've ever driven is Atlanta. And when I go through Houston, Dallas, or San Antonio its after midnight!

    • @vickymizell2443
      @vickymizell2443 7 месяцев назад +38

      I’m a 69 yo native Houstonian and I absolutely agree!! I remember when all the major freeways were built. There are some crazy MF drivers here! We’ve had a shot ton of “visitors” from down south who drive without a license too!!

    • @MrPhotodoc
      @MrPhotodoc 7 месяцев назад +1

      Chicago is worse.

    • @angelasanchez8610
      @angelasanchez8610 7 месяцев назад +19

      Not only in houston but also here in DALLAS……

    • @queenb67
      @queenb67 7 месяцев назад +18

      Dallas and Austin are worse, especially Austin. All signs and striping are just suggestions.

  • @odellfromdassipp
    @odellfromdassipp 7 месяцев назад +21

    4 days later and THOUSANDS without power, schools closed, debris still present everywhere you look,, the clean up continues downtown and many intersections have traffic signals that are down. That was a bad mamma jamma

  • @zeroshepard9513
    @zeroshepard9513 7 месяцев назад +1067

    Thats why I want to quit trucking. I love trucking, but I dont get paid enough to deal with this endless violent weather. I just get disrespected and lied to by a bunch of people who dont know what we have to deal with everyday "moving america". Glad you all kept the shiny sides up. That storm was none too fun when it got over here to georgia. I hate this weather. Cant sleep in my truck at night when it rains anymore.

    • @MzAliH21
      @MzAliH21 7 месяцев назад +137

      Thank you for your hard work! You road warriors don't get enough appreciation. 🙌🏽 STAY SAFE

    • @MrsHall38
      @MrsHall38 7 месяцев назад +73

      May God always bless you on your travels. May He protect you always ❤❤

    • @KristyW72
      @KristyW72 7 месяцев назад +52

      Thank you for all your hard work. I've had a couple of trucker friends. They've said the same. I appreciate all you guys do. GOD bless you and keep you safe.

    • @texasbassranger
      @texasbassranger 7 месяцев назад +109

      Ditto. I finally crawled down from my truck and walked away. I am not an owner/operator, so I was pretty much at the mercy of the cartage company that hired me. They didn't care. On a run from Austin to College Station, there were tornado warnings throughout the night, and I told them it wasn't safe.
      I ended up with a trailer blown off and over and it completely wrecked my coupler bed and hydrolics and it cost them a fortune to get that truck recovered. Not to mention the eight stitches in my forehead from blown out glass. I tried to tell them, but no one listened.
      That was my last run.

    • @twinsterdude1186
      @twinsterdude1186 7 месяцев назад +36

      Wow, that is sad. All that hard work u put in to help transport goods around America and you get hated on for getting stuck in storms. #stophatingontruckers

  • @Sunfell
    @Sunfell 7 месяцев назад +9

    Damn- that was car wash level rain. Then it got chunky. Your subtitles and sense of humor made this a must- watch video. Glad you’re safe.

  • @jenlpoc1839
    @jenlpoc1839 7 месяцев назад +195

    Best video I've seen so far of it rolling in. Man any of those power polls could have gone flying at any minute. I was holding my breath

    • @John-ct9zs
      @John-ct9zs 7 месяцев назад +13

      I was thinking the same. Perhaps it would have been best to stay on the freeway/highway and just pull off on the shoulder instead of getting on to the service/feeder road where all those power lines are.

    • @jeniromero1949
      @jeniromero1949 7 месяцев назад +10

      Love your sense of humor, the midst of the storm... 😂 nice video. Glad you made it through it 🙌

  • @guywebster8018
    @guywebster8018 7 месяцев назад +29

    My experience was horrific. I was north of carmine. Caught in the inflow of a tornado. Trees were sideways. The car felt like it was about to be flung. Debris. The rain was literally sideways. I was on my way to the store thinking I had time before the rain hit. Boy was I wrong. When I reached the store I got the tornado warning. Then the power went out at the store thats when I saw a monster. The side wall of that thing. When it passed I figured heck Ibetter get to the ranch. Bid mistake because again. Caught in the inflow. When I got back to the ranch it had water damage on the north wall because the rain and wind just overtook that house. I was cleaning water rest of the night. Crazy storm

    • @42killac
      @42killac 7 месяцев назад +1

      Glad you made it out alive

  • @vancouverislandandthething3945
    @vancouverislandandthething3945 7 месяцев назад +237

    I came for the derecho and stayed for the fonts. Haven't even made it half way through but you had me at well done rain then cooked me to completion when you followed it up with just...
    heavy rain.
    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @WoodstockNation
      @WoodstockNation 7 месяцев назад +15

      It was the "medium well rain" for me 😭🤣

    • @NixyRumancek
      @NixyRumancek 7 месяцев назад +10

      “It’s just a big box of rain. I don’t know who put it there. Believe it if you need it. Or eat it if you dare.”
      This is going in my sketchbook. I usually draw out images from each storm to go with my WX/storm surveys and logs, but I might just do a page on the derecho and only have it be the view from a car with blurry, watercolour rain on the windscreen, and these amazing captions 😂

  • @PrismIsAPuck
    @PrismIsAPuck 7 месяцев назад +15

    When that sky turns that greenish turquoise hue, you better get the hell out of there as fast as you can. Guaranteed seeing a tornado or something of this nature. Awesome capture of this on video

    • @SniperHW
      @SniperHW 5 месяцев назад +2

      Yeah I was in this there were several tornados in the area I was lucky enough to not see one though

  • @JLR-z8u
    @JLR-z8u 7 месяцев назад +376

    This storm got out of control way too quick. Most people were completely caught off guard.

    • @drea409
      @drea409 7 месяцев назад +51

      Definitely. And the thing is, we get tornado warnings relatively frequently, but in 16 years of living here, they've never been followed by a actual tornado. Very very rarely are they even followed by a storm. I don't blame people for ignoring them, though I do at least stay paying attention to the sky when I get them, personally

    • @blackspider9561
      @blackspider9561 7 месяцев назад +9

      Thankfully, I was at home

    • @quitepossiblylucky
      @quitepossiblylucky 7 месяцев назад +15

      This storm passed over us in North Austin (Pflugerville). The winds were crazy and I had never heard my house slammed so hard by winds before. Luckily the winds were nothing compared to how strong they got in Houston. Houston must've really pissed off the storm. lol

    • @JOKERSLADY713
      @JOKERSLADY713 7 месяцев назад +16

      Exactly😳, my daughter and I were picking up dinner at a Panda Express in Southwest area and I remember the alerts going off on our phones and we were all like what's going on... It would read "Seek shelter immediately on a lower level, 80 mph winds". Next thing we know on the drive home it went from a cloudy moment to dark as night 😲

    • @burtcooper612
      @burtcooper612 7 месяцев назад +15

      "Most people were caught completely off guard"...that`s what`s going to happen when Jesus comes back.

  • @esmed779
    @esmed779 7 месяцев назад +4

    I was having post traumatic stress watching this, heart palpitations. I live in the far tropical north of Australia. We have storms like this all the time during our Wet Season- October to May. Many times I have not been able to see much past the front of the car. It’s so scary. At least we don’t have hail or the threat of a tornado, not the climate for them, unless we have a really big blow- a cyclone, they can form in them. We also don’t have the traffic. We are a population of 120 000. Fifteen minutes to anywhere. Thanks for posting.

  • @smoklhoe
    @smoklhoe 7 месяцев назад +132

    It gives anxiety just watching it from the comfort of my home, let alone driving through it 😞 My prayers to anyone affected by this tragedy 🙏

    • @bryanmckinney5639
      @bryanmckinney5639 7 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks

    • @kristiholder8505
      @kristiholder8505 7 месяцев назад +2

      I was on the top floor of a short 4 fl office building when the tornado warnings came through, and within a few minutes the electricity went out. We all went down the stairs. We ended up having to wait out the storm in the stairwell because the doors leading out were shaking back and forth, large debris was flying past the building outside, a couple of the doors were blocked, and there was broken glass on the floor in the lobby. While we were still upstairs, it sounded like someone was hitting the side of the building with an enormously giant bat and it was reverberating throughout the entire building. (I'm assuming it was wind sheers hitting the side of the building.) It was definitely crazy. On the way home, large limbs were blocking the path to the streets to get out of the parking lot, and very several large trees fell on top of houses near where I was.

  • @Minimumgum
    @Minimumgum 7 месяцев назад +37

    I yelled at my mom that day. She is a work ahloic, she was in he office at the time and j saw the warning and told her "if you hear or feel anything, let me know" she said "yeah yeah okay." later j started getting worried cause the lights ha flickered and I heard rain, I looked out if the window and it was so windy and blurry I assumed that we were already in the tornado. I yelled at my mom saying she needs time focus more on safety than money. She asked me "what do you want me time do?!" my response was "gather us! Shelter us!" (us is my dog, me, and my mom) we heard my dog crying downstairs so we went to go get him(he was in his kennel) we hid in a hallway with him. I could tell he was scared too cause he was whining so bad. I started shaking because I have never been in a tornado before and I tried calling my dad because hes my comfort parent, but the signal wasn't working at all. So my mom tried calming me down but it didn't work to well. Later when it was done we checked our backyard and we have a free trampoline. And tree. Please stay safe everyone!

    • @user-wi9hv2pb2q
      @user-wi9hv2pb2q 7 месяцев назад +4

      free trampoline is how you know god loves you lol. hope your mom lets you keep it.

    • @Minimumgum
      @Minimumgum 7 месяцев назад

      Ehhh I kind hope so. But at the same time it's umm.. A little messed up😓 maybe we can get it fixed 😅

    • @DarthVader-1701
      @DarthVader-1701 7 месяцев назад +2

      The dog could sense the Tornado.

    • @Minimumgum
      @Minimumgum 7 месяцев назад

      @@DarthVader-1701 I’m sure it wasn’t just that but also him hearing it!

  • @sarahl108
    @sarahl108 7 месяцев назад +65

    I drove through a storm exactly like this one during morning rush hour once and it was the closest to feeling like I was going to die that I ever want to be. Glad you made it through!

    • @RoseMadrid-e5t
      @RoseMadrid-e5t 7 месяцев назад

      🔰THE GOSPEL OF THE WORD OF ALMIGHTY GOD " "the Salvation of the last day that Christ brought in the second and last incarnation of the His new and holy name"
      (Do you really know now why you believe in Me? Do you really know your duty? Do you really know My testimony? For those who know all these, they are more than thorns in My side and in My home, they are only stumbling blocks. And for those who have no testimony, My wrath against them is endless, and the rod will never turn away from them. On that day, their punishment will be more painful than that of foolish women. I am now only doing the duty that I must perform; I will bind all the wheat in the sheaf, along with the tares. This is now My work. The tares will be beaten during My threshing, then the grains of wheat will be gathered into the barn, and the tares that have been beaten will be thrown into the fire to be burned to dust. My task now is simply to bind all people in bonds, that is, to conquer them completely. What I ask now is your loyalty and obedience, your love and testimony now. Even if you do not know at this time what testimony is or what love is, you must bring Me your all, and give Me the only treasure you have: your loyalty and obedience. You must know, that the proof of My defeat of Satan lies within the loyalty and obedience of man, as well as the proof of My complete conquest of man. The duty of your faith in Me is to testify for Me, be faithful to Me and no one else, and be obedient to the end. So I advise you to be wise and not treat your life or the importance of your existence as worthless sand. You must know the significance of your experience in My work, and furthermore, the significance of your faith in Me. In fact, I have come to bring this age to an end. Therefore, I say to you as before: You must give your life to My work, and moreover, you must devote yourself to My glory. In addition, your testimony for Me is what I have long awaited, and I desire more for you to spread My gospel. You must understand what is in My heart.)
      Almighty God said
      Do you REALLY know NOW WHY you BELIEVE in Me? Do you KNOW the TRUE PURPOSE and MEANING of My WORK? Do you REALLY KNOW your ROLE? Do you REALLY KNOW My TESTIMONY? IF you BELIEVE only in Me, but NOT in My GLORY or do NOT SEE My TESTIMONY in you, I have REJECTED YOU long ago then. FOR those WHO KNOW all THIS, they are MORE than THORNS in My SIDE and in My HOUSE, they are ONLY STUMBLING blocks. They are mere weeds that must be completely swept out of My work, with no partial duty and no weight whatsoever; I have hated them for a long time. And for those WHO have NO TESTIMONY, My WRATH AGAINST them is ENDLESS, and the ROD will NEVER TURN AWAY from them. 🛑
      I have left them in the hands of the wicked for a long time, and they do not have any blessing from Me. ON that DAY, their PUNISHMENT will be MORE PAINFUL THAN that of FOOLISH WOMEN. I am NOW ONLY doing the DUTY that I must PERFORM; I will BIND all the WHEAT in the SHEAF, ALONG with the TARES. This is NOW My WORK. The TARES will be BEATEN during My THRESHING, then the GRAINS of WHEAT will be GATHERED into the BARN, and the TARES that have been BEATEN will be THROWN into the FIRE to be BURNED to DUST. 🛑
      My TASK NOW is SIMPLY to BIND all people in bonds, that is, to CONQUER them COMPLETELY. Then I will BEGIN to KNOCK to REVEAL the END of all people. So you must KNOW HOW to SATISFY Me NOW and HOW you must SET your FAITH in Me on the RIGHT PATH. What I ask NOW is your LOVE and TESTIMONY NOW. Even if you do NOT KNOW at this TIME what TESTIMONY is or what LOVE is, you must BRING Me YOUR ALL, and GIVE Me the ONLY TREASURE YOU HAVE: your LOYALTY and OBEDIENCE. 🙏🌷
      You MUST KNOW, that the EVIDENCE of My DEFEATING SATAN lies within the loyalty and obedience of man, as well as the evidence of My COMPLETE conquest of man. 🙏🙏
      The DUTY of your FAITH in Me is to testify for Me, be FAITHFUL to Me and NO ONE ELSE, and be OBEDIENT to the END. 🌷🙏
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  • @StarsnBarsOutdoors
    @StarsnBarsOutdoors 7 месяцев назад +2

    I’m gonna listen to this video tonight to fall asleep to. Love it

  • @splatterkat3838
    @splatterkat3838 7 месяцев назад +73

    As a fellow Houstonian, I have to thank you for NOT just staying on the left hand lane 😂

    • @nikkidodd2305
      @nikkidodd2305 6 месяцев назад

      😅

    • @jayasmrmore3687
      @jayasmrmore3687 4 месяца назад

      No one needs to be passing in this weather anyway otherwise I agree don’t hog the left lane

  • @RT-mv7df
    @RT-mv7df 7 месяцев назад +4

    The radio commentary fit perfectly on cue, as if he was there in the car with you giving a third person account. Coupled with your absence of speaking (or even any kind of exclamations, as if you were chill as a cucumber) and the humourous commentary you added in the video editing, it was a great & witty production!

  • @MzAliH21
    @MzAliH21 7 месяцев назад +80

    Damn yall dont let nobody over 😂 i see why the radio man said yall have road rage haha all jokes aside glad no one was hurt. Thanks for the footage!! Bless yall chasers! 🙌🏽

    • @daphnea5447
      @daphnea5447 7 месяцев назад +37

      This video is a rare instance of good Houston driving to be honest. On a normal day about 15% of the road is full of homicidal idiots and about 50% more who are angry fast drivers.

    • @Summertyme75
      @Summertyme75 7 месяцев назад +17

      yeah we were humbled that day. mother nature's road rage trumped all

    • @melissas4874
      @melissas4874 7 месяцев назад +21

      This is why I gladly accepted the offer to work from home after covid. Otherwise I just take a bus to work because people here have their ego attached to whether someone else gets in front of them.

    • @herbwitch5681
      @herbwitch5681 7 месяцев назад +9

      A turn signal in Houston is a bald-faced challenge.

    • @grmpEqweer
      @grmpEqweer 7 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@herbwitch5681
      Never let the enemy know what you're doing.

  • @verakeys8912
    @verakeys8912 7 месяцев назад +3

    After binging tornado videos on RUclips for weeks from Houston, I can’t describe to you the level of panick I was experiencing. I live in a skinny house with no interior walls rooms and no rooms without a window. I also quickly pulled up a weather stream that was saying there was rotation headed straight for me. I never thought I’d be in that situation living in the metro of Houston. I love admiring this stuff from afar and on video. But that was the most scared I’ve ever been. Heart beating out of my chest and sobbing. I’ve been through many hurricanes living in Houston but nothing compares to that Derecho.

  • @XY_Dude
    @XY_Dude 7 месяцев назад +40

    Blinding torrential rain with hurricane-force winds. Cool. Great video! I was waiting for someone to correctly title this storm: a Derecho.

  • @rockydesign3303
    @rockydesign3303 7 месяцев назад +4

    Great video, really shows you what it's like. I lived in Jersey Village off of West in 2000-01. I could see this highway from my apartment. I was there during Tropical Storm Allison, and it rained like this all night long, from 5pm Friday to 7am Saturday morning, no breaks. And this was after a week of the storm circling the Houston area and filling up the reservoirs north, near Spring, Woodlands and all the way to Conroe. The water had no where to go when the storm went back into the Gulf on Friday morning, regained strength and returned like this Friday pm. Entire city shutdown, fully loaded 53ft trailers floating like corks under the overpasses...I'm from Wisconsin, and I'd never seen anything like that. When that power goes off like it does in this video, you start evaluating your energy reserves: 'I've got a half tank of gas that will take me north to food, electricity to charge the phone, money open on the card, snacks and water in the car...'

  • @marcenalamb7294
    @marcenalamb7294 7 месяцев назад +46

    Green skies always mean high winds. Thx for sharing the video. Be safe.

    • @vinny4411
      @vinny4411 7 месяцев назад +2

      Usually indicates tornado about to drop, and hail

    • @mraBJJ33
      @mraBJJ33 6 месяцев назад +2

      Just means strong thunderstorms usually in the later afternoon when the sun is low, doesn't always indicate high winds and doesn't always indicate tornadoes. Those two are just heavily associated with strong thunderstorms

  • @panzonlove08
    @panzonlove08 7 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you for posting. Loved the commentary.

  • @canu2-dk6lw
    @canu2-dk6lw 7 месяцев назад +149

    Moving to Texas? Watch the weather radar several times a day every day, watch at least 3 forecasts from 3 different sources, look up frequently.

    • @Sabbathissaturday
      @Sabbathissaturday 7 месяцев назад +8

      Amen lol

    • @queenb67
      @queenb67 7 месяцев назад +10

      You're not even kidding. I have at least 3 and actually bought weather radio this year.

    • @garden-queen2393
      @garden-queen2393 7 месяцев назад +2

      😂😂

    • @Catwoman97
      @Catwoman97 7 месяцев назад +10

      This is why I often find myself watching The Weather Channel or my local weather forecast often! I am always obsessed with the weather in Texas being born and raised here my whole life!😅

    • @vickiclark8729
      @vickiclark8729 7 месяцев назад +1

      This is the way!

  • @42killac
    @42killac 7 месяцев назад +4

    Thank you for this video. I was delivering groceries from Sam’s Club when this hit. I was off West Road and 290 where you were in this video that’s crazy!! When the rain started to pour I thank God there was a bank right in front and I took shelter. That rain was blowing sideways, trees were falling and you couldn’t see nothing. I feel bad for and other folk who were stuck in traffic on Hwy 290 because ya’ll had no where to go. Sadly I was low on gas and it took a minute for someone to find a gas station that didn’t lose power because after I made the delivery and couldn’t find a gas station opened. S/O to gas station by Cy Fair HS and Walmart for having power because it was packed in there with folks in survival mode.

  • @chrisradano
    @chrisradano 7 месяцев назад +94

    It's scary to hear the "roaring engine" noise as the storm gets closer the noise gets louder, and the sky gets darker. Then the exploding transformers and the lights go out as far as you can see...and that's before the worst of the storm even hits....

    • @queueeeee9000
      @queueeeee9000 7 месяцев назад +1

      My dog is terrified of thunder and storms.
      I had to take him with me to our bathroom in the inner most safest part of our home. The winds howling through the chimney, lights suddenly going out, and thunder crashing every 1.5 seconds. There was lots of howling and shivering, to say the least.

    • @fudgenuggets405
      @fudgenuggets405 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@queueeeee9000 but how did your dog react?

    • @queueeeee9000
      @queueeeee9000 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@fudgenuggets405 haha 🤣 touche

    • @sheawooley8605
      @sheawooley8605 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@queueeeee9000my dog was so curious about all the whistling that he didn’t seem all that bothered. 😂😂 my cats would NOT recommend the experience again.

  • @lmac36
    @lmac36 7 месяцев назад +1

    Excellent video!! Thank you for not screaming at the top of your lungs!! Yeah that was a whole new speed of rain! Crazy! Glad you’re safe.

  • @jagpilotohio
    @jagpilotohio 7 месяцев назад +110

    Drinking my morning coffee with some anxiety watching this. 😳 Very unpleasant.

  • @heathermunoz6282
    @heathermunoz6282 7 месяцев назад +4

    Very entertaining! I had got home before it started. Wow, so that's how insane it was on the road! Absolutely horrible conditions. Husband and I were buckled down for a tornado. Thank you for sharing!

  • @MrsHall38
    @MrsHall38 7 месяцев назад +129

    When Southeast Ohio got hit in 2012 with a derecho, we had no idea it was gonna be like it was. They say in a tornado you can hear a train, well during a derecho, you can feel the train under your feet... We had a 30 percent chance of storms that day... It was crazy...

    • @susanterry4276
      @susanterry4276 7 месяцев назад +18

      I live in Northern Virginia - near Dulles airport - and it hit us around 10pm and we had no idea it was coming! And back then no one had ever heard of a derecho before, and we lost power for about 4 days with temps during the day in the 90s. Brutal!

    • @Elizabeth-s3b6x
      @Elizabeth-s3b6x 7 месяцев назад +2

      We had one in VA in 2011. A lot of damage.

    • @EnterTheLang
      @EnterTheLang 7 месяцев назад +5

      I’m from & live in Baltimore…I remember the night that derecho went thru our area. It was gnarly! I remember my uncle’s area being out of power for upwards of 2 weeks…so many trees down all over!

    • @DottieWoods-um7ox
      @DottieWoods-um7ox 7 месяцев назад +1

      We were out of power for 5 days and lost food. Could have been worse. Tree damage too in the woods with heavy rainfall. This was in SW Va Blacksburg.

    • @Susie_Floozie
      @Susie_Floozie 7 месяцев назад +3

      I was driving to a week-long campout in Eastern Ohio at that time and just missed the main storm. We were nearing our destination when we saw some big trees lying in a field. I thought it was someone's manic land-clearing project--but when we saw more trees down, I noticed the leaves were still green, indicating fresh mayhem. Then we drove past a Walmart...and ITS PARKING LOT WAS EMPTY. That's when we began to freak over what kind of apocalypse we'd just driven into. More derecho winds blew through the campground--I was inside my tent holding the frame so it wouldn't blow away. It was exhilarating, jumping around like a crazy monkey cursing Nature!

  • @chronically.advocating
    @chronically.advocating 7 месяцев назад +2

    Okay this was epic this deserved an Emmy just for the satirical captions alone. Bruh you've got one hell of a sense of humor 🤣

  • @araneasmith
    @araneasmith 7 месяцев назад +113

    Hope that person on the motorbike got through all this okay. JESUS.

    • @Redmist-se7ld
      @Redmist-se7ld 7 месяцев назад +4

      I would’ve stayed under an overpass wait for the storm to pass

    • @araneasmith
      @araneasmith 7 месяцев назад +13

      @@Redmist-se7ld I might do the same, but I don't know how safe it would be if there was an actual tornado. I've heard of people getting injured or killed when sheltering under them...

    • @alexlevingston
      @alexlevingston 7 месяцев назад +5

      ​@@araneasmithYep, your right. People have gotten killed under overpasses by violent tornadoes.

    • @GamerplusMore
      @GamerplusMore 7 месяцев назад +18

      Houston drivers are a bigger threat to him day in and out anyways

    • @araneasmith
      @araneasmith 7 месяцев назад

      @@GamerplusMore LOL, so I've heard...

  • @themillsclan
    @themillsclan 7 месяцев назад +1

    Holy cow ... I am so glad you made it through all that. Also, your commentary ... totally hilarious!

  • @John-ct9zs
    @John-ct9zs 7 месяцев назад +124

    I was nearly caught in this on the road when I was leaving work at 6pm. Then I looked at my radar app on my phone and saw I would be driving straight into the derecho storm and figured what's the point. I just stayed at work and stood way back from the windows and glass doors. It looked like a small hurricane or even tornado out there, the way the wind was whipping the rain around and lighting keep lighting up the sky. There had to be at least 2 or 3 rain wrapped low level tornados out there. This was the worst thunderstorm I've seen in Houston, and I've been here since the 80s. I don't recall a derecho ever hitting Houston in my time, I always thought that was more a midwest/northern type of storm.

    • @Intentionalwithlelum
      @Intentionalwithlelum 7 месяцев назад +10

      As a fellow Houstonian I thought Derechos was a northern thing too! Never seen one here and I have lived here all my life

    • @thekawaiiginger7840
      @thekawaiiginger7840 7 месяцев назад +1

      I am pretty sure they are a thing for the northwest, yeah. Lived in Ohio all my life and I’ve seen a couple (thankfully they weren’t too awful bad)

    • @richardharmon647
      @richardharmon647 7 месяцев назад +6

      You were one of the Smart ones. I use the weather app a lot when I was doing driving for work. I was able to avoid a few storms that way. I've also driven through some too.

    • @SHRIMPOH8SEVERYTHING
      @SHRIMPOH8SEVERYTHING 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@thekawaiiginger7840 same-

    • @StylistecS
      @StylistecS 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@thekawaiiginger7840it is mostly a Midwest thing. But other regions can get them but it’s rare. DC had one 12 years ago.

  • @QHMCQ
    @QHMCQ 6 месяцев назад +1

    Astounding video. Great captions. Glad you got through this safely and unharmed.

  • @BartzAJohnsonJr
    @BartzAJohnsonJr 7 месяцев назад +38

    Thank you for the low-key production, leaving the soundscape and the captions were great. You passed the Kia Wheee! Soul back up. But my favorite was the chess move.
    I hate that so-called Freeway, it used to be my commute. You have my sympathies. I can’t say it was ‘fun’ sweating out the storm with you, but it was definitely captivating and even nostalgic. Ok bai!

    • @AngelCCD
      @AngelCCD 7 месяцев назад +1

      The chess move was my favorite, too. I hate driving in heavy rain.

  • @Drnardinov
    @Drnardinov 7 месяцев назад +3

    This video had the best soundtrack of anything to come out of Texas. Very educational. One smart driver there !

  • @BoneMamaAZ62
    @BoneMamaAZ62 7 месяцев назад +19

    Thank you for the great footage and excellent narration. I am sorry you and all the other folks had to endure this, and my heart goes out to all those who lost loved ones. That was one helluva storm.

  • @S0RGEx
    @S0RGEx 7 месяцев назад +5

    I was at work in a warehouse not too far from where you were driving in the beginning, had to shelter in place for about an hour because of the tornado warning. The backup generators came on and we went back to work afterwards, fortunately, but I was just worried about my cat back at my apartment. Thankfully, everything was all good. Just glad I wasn't out in that nasty weather.

  • @loriallen67
    @loriallen67 7 месяцев назад +28

    Commentary is great! Thanks. I used to live near Eldridge and Hwy 6. Thanks for showing us the storm.

  • @fishingfreak9734
    @fishingfreak9734 7 месяцев назад +3

    Thanks Andy for a great video. I live near Longenbough and Greenhouse Roads...so the main storms went between your location on Hwy 290 and my house while you recorded this, The tornado path hit about 1.5 miles North of my house, but I think there were several twisters. I'm from Houston and this was the most terrified I have ever been during a weather event. I got home from work by 5 pm, shortly after 6:30 pm it had passed, all of my neighbors were then out in the street recollecting what just happened. I'm a weather geek, the warnings went off and my wife had herself and our two chihuahuas in the bathtub while I made some last second prep and joined them. Our power was off at my home for around 82 hours, three nights. It's been six days now and they're still working on getting all of the power restored....including at my office on FM 529 near N. Eldridge. Thx again for taking the time to make this video!!!

  • @tonyamari3
    @tonyamari3 7 месяцев назад +28

    Thank you so much for sharing this video! We were stuck at the outlet mall when this hit. I’ve seen some video, but this is the best one. It shows just how fast it came through, and it left just as fast. You were literally in a wrap around tornado. The scariest kind. I’m glad you were safe, and I hope you are doing okay now too. Texas strong. God bless.

    • @dougdawkins9513
      @dougdawkins9513 7 месяцев назад +1

      They weren't in a tornado. It was NOT cyclonic.

    • @Shikta-poobah67
      @Shikta-poobah67 3 месяца назад

      This literally _wasn’t_ any kind of tornado. It even says it in the title. It was a derecho. Straight line winds.

    • @tonyamari3
      @tonyamari3 3 месяца назад

      @@Shikta-poobah67 Sorry, I live in the area and the local news even covered it that way. My daughter and I barely missed it. We had several tornadoes touch down.

    • @Shikta-poobah67
      @Shikta-poobah67 3 месяца назад

      @@tonyamari3 Ok? I was there too. As I recall, when it first hit, no one seemed to know what to call it because it caught everyone off guard. The only thing anyone seemed to know for sure was that it was no ordinary thunderstorm. The word “tornado” was bandied about for a day or two by the news media until the data came in, and then it was reclassified as a derecho.
      As the first commenter pointed out, tornadoes are cyclonic. This wasn’t. It was a straight line wind, blowing at tornado-strength velocity. That’s what a derecho is.

  • @marymoe77471
    @marymoe77471 7 месяцев назад +2

    Love your captions. Spot on.

  • @ForsythJC
    @ForsythJC 7 месяцев назад +34

    Awesome video, and LOVED the commentary! A few things:
    9:40 - that is clearly an Ohio driver. I've lived here for 6 years. During clear and sunny conditions, the beltway turns into a parking lot that ceases all movement, and people somehow STILL manage to have a 900 car pileup. But let it storm or snow, and suddenly everyone turns into a NASCAR driver. It's beyond insanity.
    15:15 - that was a d*ck move on the black car's behalf, especially when they just tried the same thing. Like, dude, nobody is going ANYWHERE, and clearly the white car is freaking out and wants to jump back on 290 to GTFO dodge. Just let them go. It's not that serious. I know everyone has a gun in Texas, so the last thing I'd want to incite is a panicked road-rage shootout during a derecho because I decided to play Traffic God. But thank you for letting them through!
    Finally - what are y'all's power lines and light poles made out of?! Those things didn't move an inch in the apocalyptic winds!

    • @queenb67
      @queenb67 7 месяцев назад +9

      My thought was the person was looking for higher ground. After weathering TS Allison on the freeway, it taught me to stay off the feeders during heavy rains. If you're from Houston, then you understand.

    • @grmpEqweer
      @grmpEqweer 7 месяцев назад +2

      I wonder if a gun would even fire in that.
      Not gonna try it, I don't want a gun-shaped lump of rust.

  • @RachelRodriguez-fd7fq
    @RachelRodriguez-fd7fq 7 месяцев назад +2

    Heyyyy Neighbor! I live in JV! This is my route/exit. When this started I had just got home. I turned on the TV and saw the weather report that a tornado was headed toward Bridgeland. I called my friends and neighbors to make sure they were in a safe spot. The lights flickered, so I grabbed my trusty LED coleman lanterns. I walked into the bedroom where the power gave out. My closet was the safest spot (who knew a lovely skylight in the bathroom would be soo scary); grabbed the cat and shut the door. It sounded horrible, it was loud, it sounded like someone was aiming a giant waterhose at your whole house. I have water damage around the skylight, but it didnt break thank goodness! My rickety fence that the HOA is eye balling - it held up!
    I got caught in horrible rain earlier that week Tuesday, so when Thursday rolled around I did NOT wanna be stuck on the freeway again, so I headed home early. I feel so bad for the states up north having these tornados so frequently.

  • @dalesmth1
    @dalesmth1 7 месяцев назад +35

    I live close to Gessner and Clay Rd., and there were no warnings.
    No notices, no rain, no hail, nothing. I saw the radar, and was about five seconds from moving my new car, and the wind hit. It literally went from 5 mph to over 100 mph in a few seconds.

    • @denisweimer8791
      @denisweimer8791 6 месяцев назад +10

      Same here at Barker-Cypress and Clay. One minute I'm trying to put birdseed in the feeder on one of my trees, the next minute it's the end of the world, and a few minutes later, the tree was somewhere else. The only up-side is that if we have another one of those winter freezes this year, I got the firewood thing covered.

  • @younghurricane1995
    @younghurricane1995 21 день назад +2

    Downtown Houston got hammered ... Windows blown out of many high rise buildings and skyscrapers with glass debris pieces trees and woods strewn all over the streets below where parts of downtown were completely closed ... The straight line winds recorded were clocked in at 100+ mph

  • @apriljohnson421
    @apriljohnson421 7 месяцев назад +29

    Fast forwarding this video was the best part.

  • @terised
    @terised 7 месяцев назад +4

    Love that you're listening to Thom Hartman. One of the best in talk radio.

  • @tonirodriguez6649
    @tonirodriguez6649 7 месяцев назад +13

    I was on a flight from Houston to OKC at the time. A flite that normally takes 1 hrs, 15 took an extra hour to divert around it.
    I'm so glad we did 🙏

    • @labaccident2010
      @labaccident2010 7 месяцев назад +1

      My dad was flying into Austin and had to loop for two hours to avoid the storm.

  • @miguellott9038
    @miguellott9038 7 месяцев назад +2

    I was on North Shepherd Between 43rd and Tidwell when I got stuck in it. It was already a grey sky and light rain, but then on Shepherd it was like someone drew a vertical line in the sky, with one side grey, and the other pitch black. Not blue or dark grey, but absolute pitch black darkness. Then it hit and I was surround on all sides by green lightning and rain so heavy I couldn't see 20 feet in front of the bumper, not falling, completely sideways. The bed of the truck was bouncing up and down 3-5 inches, and hail. Then came home to find a 100 foot oak tree on my house, and my carport smashed down about 4 feet. Good times....

  • @Oldsmobile69
    @Oldsmobile69 7 месяцев назад +148

    I get that people should heed storm warnings, but what are we supposed to do? Not go to work? Not even the meteorologists expected this to be of historic proportions.

    • @thinkIndependent2024
      @thinkIndependent2024 7 месяцев назад +28

      For me I left that part of Texas in 2018 after multiple 100 year 500 year floods every 6 months the science isn't in there favor

    • @LLove-th4ju
      @LLove-th4ju 7 месяцев назад +29

      @@thinkIndependent2024 It’s so true. We had the 100 year flood, Hurricane Harvey, then the deadly freeze all back to back in the last 4 to 5 years. It’s been crazy !

    • @stephanie_smith
      @stephanie_smith 7 месяцев назад +29

      The warnings came in only minutes before that's the insane part!

    • @christhepocketmasterr
      @christhepocketmasterr 7 месяцев назад +24

      ​@@stephanie_smithSomeone is slacking off at their job. I also predicted it minutes before it happened by looking up at the dang sky.

    • @Hephaestus_God
      @Hephaestus_God 7 месяцев назад +17

      ​@@christhepocketmasterr Emergency warning Alerts and Tornado Warnings always come in just before... The weather service has a band of area in front of the storm that they predict the worst to occur and only the people within receive the warnings on their phone. Then as the storm progresses they update the area as needed to the next spot and those people receive warnings.
      It's quite neat... and prevents everyone in an area (like houston) from getting the message all at once when the storm is not near them at the moment.

  • @yonly65
    @yonly65 7 месяцев назад +1

    Terrific video - it really communicates the experience of being in the Derecho. And the subtitles were major humor.

  • @daphnea5447
    @daphnea5447 7 месяцев назад +32

    2:40 definitely a bit of hail. That turquoise sky is an indicator of hail.

  • @Mateo5.0
    @Mateo5.0 7 месяцев назад +3

    I was stuck in this right at 290 and beltway 8 right behind you! It was definitely the wildest "thunderstorm" I've ever seen in my 38 yrs on this earth!

  • @barbarajean6538
    @barbarajean6538 7 месяцев назад +13

    That was intense! Glad you were safe.

  • @lepotat3700
    @lepotat3700 7 месяцев назад +5

    As a houstonian, you may see this and think it was already pretty dark out when the clouds came. Nope, it was pretty bright out, we had at least two hours of sunlight left under normal circumstances. After the storm ended it actually got brighter

    • @ChrisFord-d2n
      @ChrisFord-d2n 3 месяца назад

      Yes it went from daylight,to midnight black at 6pm

  • @texasbassranger
    @texasbassranger 7 месяцев назад +34

    Holy crap, this happened to us back in 96. We left Austin to go to Houston to take in a three game series with the astros and decided to drive to Galveston to show our young daughter the Gulf beach. On the way back, we hit exactly this. The wind was throwing us all over the road and the lightning made it almost impossible to see what little bit the rain would allow. No place to pull over, no exits...just stuck in torrential rain and wind, praying some idiot didn't rear end us. This left a knot in my stomach just watching.

    • @John-ct9zs
      @John-ct9zs 7 месяцев назад +2

      I don't remember a derecho ever in Houston in the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. I guess I must have missed that one. Honestly, this is the first derecho in my time from the 80s to present day that I ever remember hitting Houston, at least in daytime hours.

    • @texasbassranger
      @texasbassranger 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@John-ct9zs Not really sure if it was a derecho...but it was 60mph winds and sideways driven rain for over 45 minutes. Tornado warning for Harris county. This was in 96.

  • @spoodoc7272
    @spoodoc7272 7 месяцев назад

    Thank for filming and SHARING!!!
    SO, SO APPRECIATIVE and THANK YOU
    Wish more folks would do this!

  • @naty3767
    @naty3767 7 месяцев назад +43

    Hmm yes Sunday morning still no power. This Derecho slapped Houston in the face. Down trees everywhere!! Lights out everywhere, windows at my office almost imploded on us and the whole building shook like I have never experienced in my 30 plus years of living in Houston. It was crazy

    • @partnerwithjee5114
      @partnerwithjee5114 7 месяцев назад

      WERE YOU IN A SKYSCRAPER

    • @tatiyana_shortzz
      @tatiyana_shortzz 7 месяцев назад

      What area are you in? Im by Huffmeister and White oak ridge, we got power at like 3am

    • @ebonaparte3853
      @ebonaparte3853 7 месяцев назад

      Was it worse than Hurricane Ike?

  • @Kyle-gb9dq
    @Kyle-gb9dq 7 месяцев назад +4

    Watching this as severe weather is hitting us rn. Stay safe and weather aware everyone. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
    When the sky turns green, it's about to get mean

  • @65gtotrips
    @65gtotrips 7 месяцев назад +12

    Wicked lightning. Man, that was one powerful line. So much damage, even in downtown Houston. I’d only seen radar loops and a few brief clips…This was really good as it gives you the perspective of what it was like that afternoon.

  • @burner9446
    @burner9446 7 месяцев назад +1

    I was home in the path when it came. When the news said my area in the heights was getting hit at 627 it hit at 627. Crazy feeling. Amazing video watching it

  • @gifthorse3675
    @gifthorse3675 7 месяцев назад +72

    Those blueish green skies are ominous

    • @drea409
      @drea409 7 месяцев назад +8

      I'm starting to wonder if I'm colorblind. I do see green in footage of some tornadoes, but I have not detected any green in any of the pictures or footage from the Houston storm. When the video said the sky was green I paused and turned up the brightness, I can't see it. I see only varying shades of grey. It's weird

    • @cydonianmonk
      @cydonianmonk  7 месяцев назад +18

      @@drea409 My dashcam has some mild color shifting because of where it's mounted. The sky was greener in person, and the effect was more pronounced off to the west/left, out of view of the camera. I do agree with you, I've seen much much greener and more ominous skies, but it was definitely a bit green for this storm.

    • @texasbassranger
      @texasbassranger 7 месяцев назад +13

      I've been in Texas for over 20 years and I promise, none of us needs an official warning when the sky goes green. We just watch for the storm and then head to our safe place. Unfortunately, the only thing remotely safe for us is the beer cooler at the Buckees two miles away. Everything else is combo brick and siding homes. Anything stronger than a mid-level F3 and we are screwed.

    • @grmpEqweer
      @grmpEqweer 7 месяцев назад +3

      It got quite green where I am, east of IAH.

    • @allisonc.4939
      @allisonc.4939 7 месяцев назад

      Yeah possible tornado in area...see rain sideways is telling ya.

  • @jesicarokohl7826
    @jesicarokohl7826 6 месяцев назад +1

    The commentary was my favorite. Bravo.

  • @enid0mom
    @enid0mom 7 месяцев назад +46

    I live a few blocks East of Hwy 6 North and West Little York. Lights went out. Around this time. My daughter and I already had a trip to South Padre Island to leave Friday around noon. She lives near Huffmeister and 290, but her lights didn’t go out. She lives on a cul-de-sac and houses on the other side of the cul-de-sac lost power.
    She packed and came to my house. Before we left, she helped me empty all the perishables in m dead refrigerator.
    As I write this (Sunday morning, the 19th), the number of people without power is around 300,000. Down from 800,000 when we left Friday. We will leave the island around 10 am and hope the number without power will be even lower when we get to Houston later and my power is on.
    I didn’t see any damage to my townhouse, but tree limbs and trees were down everywhere. I will have to buy a new garbage can because mine disappeared in the storm.

    • @patrickthompson8142
      @patrickthompson8142 7 месяцев назад +7

      Stay in south padre as long as you can. Majority of cypress area are gonna be without power until Wednesday or Thursday, maybe even longer.

    • @John-ct9zs
      @John-ct9zs 7 месяцев назад +13

      Might as well just stay in South Padre, unless you have to be back for work or some other obligation. The northwest and west side of Houston like Cypress, Spring Branch and Katy was hit hard. I have friends in Missouri City and Pearland and to them it felt like a nothing old regular thunderstorm, because they got the less intense version of it, they don't get what the big deal was. But if you go to the northwest or west part of the city, uprooted trees and downed power lines everywhere. Downtown Houston was just completely f---ed up, due to all those tall skyscrapers getting windows blown out.

    • @FaithWillBeRewarded
      @FaithWillBeRewarded 7 месяцев назад

      🙏

    • @warau242
      @warau242 7 месяцев назад

      Some of my friends live close to West Little York. I hope you're doing well now.

  • @1949becky
    @1949becky 7 месяцев назад +2

    thanks for the ride along🚙......love your humor😂.......glad you made it through 🦺.....

  • @sofiaschoice3945
    @sofiaschoice3945 7 месяцев назад +5

    Love this drivers attitude!!! This was awesome video! Thank you for posting!❤

  • @zentierra7803
    @zentierra7803 7 месяцев назад +3

    Loved your dry sense of humor in the commentary 😁 and I'm glad things went well for you all in that scary situation. I live in the desert southwest, so heavy monsoon storms are a regular thing for us in July/August...but that rain was something else!
    Also @15:13 that black car was a bit of a "jerk" with the white one that was just trying to get back on the highway.

  • @bananabandit2
    @bananabandit2 7 месяцев назад +78

    2:57 the power flash is insane there we luckily got power back after 15 hours, but some people might be without power for 2+ weeks. Stuffs insane man.

    • @cerka27
      @cerka27 7 месяцев назад +12

      It’s Sunday morning and I still don’t have power 😭

    • @_Eric._
      @_Eric._ 7 месяцев назад +5

      ​@@cerka27 same 🥲

    • @appleyardjr267
      @appleyardjr267 7 месяцев назад +5

      I'm still without power

    • @melissas4874
      @melissas4874 7 месяцев назад +5

      @@appleyardjr267 CPE created a map page that gave an estimation of time to completion, but if I post the page YT deletes my comment. It thinks it is spam. Also, they seem to be running ahead of schedule compared to the map so I assume they made these estimations before crews came in from other parts of the state. The news keeps saying 1 month, but the latest date they have on the map is the 22nd and I have never seen any official CPE statement that it would be a month. I think the local news is just fear mongering in this instance.

    • @stephanie_smith
      @stephanie_smith 7 месяцев назад +2

      We are still without power too. 😢

  • @MasonC93
    @MasonC93 7 месяцев назад +1

    Ohhh yeah! This is exactly how it went down for me. Got stuck on 290, stuck in the middle of it. The phone alert and the violent weather to follow were surreal.
    You're actually driving past my neighborhood here so it's interesting to see how hard my home got hit. At this point, I hadn't driven into the storm just yet, I was still driving home from NE Houston

  • @MaditaFin
    @MaditaFin 7 месяцев назад +8

    Thanks for the ride! I found it quite cozy.

  • @mimclaire
    @mimclaire 6 месяцев назад +1

    I love the commentary on this! 15/10 - well done (rain)!!

  • @jeepo4059
    @jeepo4059 7 месяцев назад +12

    My grandson lives a few blocks from 290 on N.Eldridge Pkwy. He is so far away from us. I went there in April to drop off some furniture for him...about had a conniption when I noticed the “N. Eldridge Pkway” exit...🙁So glad you made THIS commute home safely, and thanks for the video!❤️

  • @judithhinton5784
    @judithhinton5784 6 месяцев назад +1

    I waa nervous for you and the other drivers throughout this whole video. Your captions were hilarious. Glad you got home safely...that was scary as hell!

  • @Jkingston673
    @Jkingston673 7 месяцев назад +5

    Thank you so much for posting this. I was so lucky to not have been on my drive that night down to the Medical Center.. I would’ve been crying in my lifted Jeep with monster tires. Love the Grateful Dead reference. Glad you made it out okay.

  • @LayllasLocker
    @LayllasLocker 7 месяцев назад +7

    Omg. Look at the size of that freeway. Holy moly.😍

    • @spybubbble
      @spybubbble 7 месяцев назад +1

      Where’d you get the blue emoji?

    • @vidpie
      @vidpie 7 месяцев назад

      US 290 ain't nothing. "[Houston] can lay claim to the world's widest freeway: The Katy Freeway (I-10) at Beltway 8 is 26 lanes across.
      Here's how that breaks down: 12 main lanes (six in each direction), eight feeder lanes and six managed lanes. The managed lanes carry mass transit and high-occupancy vehicles during peak hours and are made available to single-occupancy vehicles for a toll fee during off-peak periods."

  • @stevetheartistguy
    @stevetheartistguy 7 месяцев назад +34

    Loved the commentary.

    • @Longevitylifequest
      @Longevitylifequest 7 месяцев назад +2

      The Box of Rain lyric was darkly funny. 😂

    • @RoseMadrid-e5t
      @RoseMadrid-e5t 7 месяцев назад

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  • @regan8372
    @regan8372 6 месяцев назад +2

    I live in Sugar Land and was on the freeway when all hell broke loose. I’ve never seen it get so dark so fast. I couldn’t see a thing and my windshield wipers were on crack. That wind chunked a nice sized piece of debris into my windshield and completely shattered it. I grew up in Houston and its suburbs and have never seen a thunderstorm that violent. This was a wake up call for hurricane season for sure!

  • @tracybrasuell2470
    @tracybrasuell2470 7 месяцев назад +6

    Thank you for sharing! Truly wicked, our new norm 😮😅 happy you made it through!

  • @katypowers9066
    @katypowers9066 7 месяцев назад +1

    Well done 👍 Thank you, now I get it when NOAA say “rain may be heavy at times” But I will forever prefer your scale of rain to the official. Glad you made it home safe💜💛💜💛

  • @robloxvids2233
    @robloxvids2233 7 месяцев назад +27

    Every fucking storm here between April and June is a hail storm now. And every other year since 2018 we are getting temps in the low teens with ice damage. Lived here since 1995 and it was never like this until 2018.

    • @stephanie_smith
      @stephanie_smith 7 месяцев назад +7

      Lived here my whole life...51 years and everything you said is so true!!!

    • @crg233
      @crg233 7 месяцев назад +5

      70s and 80s had solid freezes every winter. T S Claudette dropped 12" of rain on much of Houston in '78. Snowed three times in early '73. Crazytown.

    • @MariaMartinez-researcher
      @MariaMartinez-researcher 7 месяцев назад

      That's why it's called climate *change.*

    • @jordanledoux197
      @jordanledoux197 7 месяцев назад +8

      Something to keep in mind: we don't care about "climate change" because it is bad for the "earth" or the "environment". The earth and environment won't care, it will adapt. We care about that stuff because it SUCKS for us. Climate models predicted that California would get even more rain. What they DIDN'T say is that said rain would come as more intense but more rare super-rain events, which is the worst of both worlds. Droughts followed by flooding. Or even droughts COMBINED with flooding. Stuff like that sucks for humans. Makes farming much more difficult, causes land slides, makes water management insanely expensive...
      I'm glad scientists started pushing for the term "climate change" instead of "global warming". Yeah, overall the planet will get warmer, but the thing we care about, how it affects us, isn't really that it gets warmer, it's that the weather gets more and more nuts, and more and more unpredictable, and more and more expensive to deal with.
      Places like the plains or midwest probably won't get unbearably warm, but maybe the "typical" severe weather season gets extended by 3-6 weeks. That just sucks for people. Stuff like that is why it puzzles me when environmentalists talk about climate change as a "save the earth" type thing. The earth doesn't get hurt by that stuff, we do.

    • @stephanie_smith
      @stephanie_smith 7 месяцев назад +3

      @@jordanledoux197 I'm actually concerned about the weather manipulation that's impacting these super strong storms.

  • @Djdub5757
    @Djdub5757 7 месяцев назад +1

    A month ago I was in a motorcycle accident that broke my leg. My first day back to work, was the day of the storm. Omw home I stop at the gas station to fill up before heading home from work. I started pumping my gas that when the sky changed colors. Then the power went out and the winds and rain came. I was fighting just get the pump out of my car and to get back inside my car. All with a broken leg. Was soaked within 10 secs. Drove home to humble in the storm I drove over trees and other debris in the road. That day was Every man for themselves!
    Hope everyone is safe and has power restored.

  • @theamused8705
    @theamused8705 7 месяцев назад +21

    I was on my home from the store when the wind hit. Tree branches were flying everywhere.

  • @anastabell1960
    @anastabell1960 7 месяцев назад +2

    Ok beside any other amazingly cool fact on this video, the levels of rain done-ness was hilarious! 😂 thank you for sharing!

  • @RUNNOFT71
    @RUNNOFT71 7 месяцев назад +24

    Glad you're alright, but @9:41 made me lol. Weeeeee 😂

    • @Summertyme75
      @Summertyme75 7 месяцев назад +3

      Same, I'm goofy though😂

    • @patrickthompson8142
      @patrickthompson8142 7 месяцев назад

      Those are the morons of Houston who cause accidents in times like this lol apparently heavier rain means go faster 🤷🏽‍♂️

  • @jamest7551
    @jamest7551 7 месяцев назад +1

    Well that was crazy! I lived in Houston (Spring) back in the early 80's and never experienced anything like this. Although, We did have the eye of hurricane Alicia go over our house and that was pretty cool, and when I first saw what happened down there I thought it was a hurricane going thru. I've seen a Derecho hit Phoenix, but I thought it only happens in the desert like a sandstorm, but I guess in the craziness we're living in today anything is possible. Glad that you're ok and made it home safely!