Controversial Shapeshifter Tornado is Most Unique in History Yuma
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2024
- The Yuma Tornado is historic, but it wasn't at first. Here's the whole story, from close up on the ground to days after the assessment. Reed's footage shows the amazing behavior of the tornado, and some clues after the fact help to fill out the investigation. What do you think happened at Yuma on August 8, 2023?
Thank you to the amazing Monk Family for taking the time to talk to us, and for being awesome people!
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00:00 - Intro
00:22 - Supercell structure
00:34 - First form of wedge tornado
01:09 - Cone tornado - multivortex or twins?
01:44 - Rope tornado to Pipe tornado
02:24 - The key moment and intercept
04:14 - Final phase of the tornado
04:53 - What happened on this chase? Controversy and the Monk Family
06:53 - The map recap & Bennington tornado
07:58 - What might have caused the loops?
09:04 - Conclusions and the Monk Family
Ah. This made me emotional. I thank God for you, Reed, and thank God the parents were watching this stream & able to warn their kids. It’s very important what storm chasers do. Anyone brand new or looking to get into storm chasing needs to understand the importance of storm chasing. Thank you, Reed! God bless you & the family you helped with your stream! Never stop chasing.
I agree, Reed has an uncanny ability to read these sometimes beautiful tornadoes but sometimes deadly to..
I'm so glad seeing the family and Reed talking and thanking him...Reed looks as if he's camera shy, but just shows how focused on his love/job of tracking tornadoes....
The place were these tornadoes happen need Reed to help them to stay safe...
Reed needs to stay safe to...
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Reed and crew thank you for what you do. So thankful you were instrumental in saving those kids and preserving a family. ❤❤
'Could be', 'may be'. But it is not key. Key to what? Plus that spinning top comparative is way wrong. A spinning top in free space has a declining speed and moves about due to gravity and it's own equilibrium due to it's spin. Whilst a tornado is the result of active forces acting upon it. Therefore it is not necessarily decreasing speed. 'Motion like a spinning top. What were you trying to say. That some how you have discovered one of the most important cyclonic deductions of the decade? LOL Are you kidding? Ask a average intelligent High School graduate what the motion of a tornado is like and he may tell you it is primarirly rotational. Or spinning. That is why they were named Tor-nado. tor as in turning. Cyclonic as in circular. So the discovery that it is going round and round is not as new as some young people may have imagined. It is common knowledge. has been for milenias. Also-My belief is 'Storm Chasers' are not important. People are important but not storm chasers or people who want to put their lives at risk chasing the most dangerouse activities when all the work is generally all ready done by metrological Information centers. Storm Chasers are not first responders but secondary as they react to secondary intel from more primary sources.
@@MikeGreenwood51Almost like equilibrium and gravity as well as friction are active forces. -from a current High School participant.
@@MikeGreenwood51Let’s take the spinning top narrative, spin the top fast, and then slow what happens?
That's my cousin's house that took a direct hit. Thank you Reed, for your work it helped save their lives, and thank you for linking to their fundraiser.
I am glad they are okay! I will continue to promote the fundraiser. They are such great people
We hope they have insurance, and that they get full coverage
Wow! Thank God for Reed's coverage saving those kids' lives !! This shape-shifting tornado sounds really scary to me. I'm also very glad Reed knows just when to run away.
@@QIKUGAMES-QIKU HAARP isn’t a weapon. DEW is.
@@ReedTimmerWxhey Reed, were u in Illinois recently when the storms were happening?
This is the best video we have ever produced. The highly deviant #tornado near Yuma, Colorado
thats awesome sauce
I absolutely love what you do. Tornadoes are one of my top fears, in life. They both fascinate and terrify me. The sheer beauty and strength that mother nature displays is insurmountable. You are the absolute best.
A tornado ran over my car
❤❤❤Out of Sight! Thanks to the Team!❤❤❤
This video blows away every other 🌪 video I've ever seen.
A tornado that can write in cursive - interesting!
Evolution is a wild thing! ➰➰
@@ImahSillyGirl riiight
A big W
Hurricane Jeanne in 04 that hit Stuart Florida formed a giant letter P before coming ashore
It's smarter than the kids today.
As amazing as this storm is to watch, the best part is seeing the beaming faces of those parents after they were able to warn their kids. Excellent work Reed and crew.
This is one of the most photogenic tornadoes I’ve ever seen. Another great intercept!
Me also. Incredible!
OC: "One of the most photogenic tornadoes I've ever seen..."
Tornado (blushing): Aw, shucks. Thanks. ☺️
Legend says that Reed heard whispers from the Tornado..."Witnesss Meee"
makes me wonder what beauties we've missed due to limited technology in the past.
@@EncrypticMethods 🤣😆😀😂
How gut wrenching tho for the parents hearing their house getting smashed, with their kids in it, and watching Reed's stream of it at the same time. Def a heart stopper.
This isn't just amazing footage with an amazing tornado, but the narrating is perfect and very well put together. Great work guys. Never Stop Chasing
Thank you Denny it’s all Brian O’toole
I believe what Reed does is absolutely amazing and very nessesary for the saftey of people all over.
idaho here. Gonna have to disagree with that.
@@ThatOpalGuyon top of that it is always important to keep a good eye on weather. It can change unexpectedly. You can rely on storm chasers but at the end of the day your own eyes and judgement will be the deciding factor for your situation. Even a mild thunderstorm seek cover if you have any doubts. Storm chasers put their lives out there. But when any storm comes always be prepared. Those split second decisions can save your life
@@ThatOpalGuy why do you disagree?
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WeatherWEAPON.
Soll Klimawandel SIMULIEREN.
@@verlania7539 he doesnt know. This is the internet. People gotta argue bout literally everything
I absolutely love what you do. Tornadoes are one of my top fears, in life. They both fascinate and terrify me. The sheer beauty and strength that mother nature displays is insurmountable. You are the absolute best.
I feel the same way you do about tornadoes! They are fascinating and terrifying.
Thank you so much!
I’m like you!! Or, I was. I feared tornadoes bad when I was young, after seeing a neighborhood that got wiped out in my neck of the woods when I was about 8-9 years old. Then in 1974.. senior in high school( geez, just told me age!!🙄😂) that devastating day of the tornado break out my town along with so many others was hit terribly. My dad picked me up from school, then my mom from work. On the way home, an F4 barely missed us, trees and power lines falling all around us. A big trailer park was completely destroyed just a few hundred yards from us, killing anyone who was home. I seen that monster, and I will never forget, but it put so much fear in me. The Bible says 1Timothy 1:7 God has not given us a spirit of fear but of a sound mind. It also talks a lot about His people die from lack of knowledge. I decided to combat my fear by learning all I could about these storms, which, like you said, both terrify and fascinate us!! Once I learned all about them, and could watch and read radar myself, and become aware if the conditions around me was conducive for a tornado. My fear subsided with this knowledge. When, in 2016, my home was destroyed by a high end EF3, I had learned also in where my safety lay. In God’s protection, and in knowing what to expect. God bless you, and stay safe!!🙏🙏🙏❣️❣️
@@janledford3010I'm feeling young now😂 I would have been 1yr old. We've been around long enough to see changes we wouldn't have ever thought we would.
@@cathyl8675 🤓🥴😂😂
Wow! Good thing Reed really understands tornadoes and what they’re doing. A lesser experienced storm chaser might’ve gotten caught in that tornado. 😮 Almost seems like it was chasing Reed wherever he went.
Honestly when I saw it stand still I was like oh shiiiiiiiiiiii. Immediately. But maybe that's just me😂 if you don't see it moving side to side then there's a greater chance it headed right for you
This might be the most incredible tornado footage I've seen, it looked so photogenic and was documented in such a great way, being so close to it, seeing all the different types that it morphed into, its like a science lesson happening in real time. It truly is just astonishing to see. Amazing work again from Reed Timmer and everyone else involved! :)
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Your my fav chaser other than Hank
There was a tornado in my town and it was rain rapped 😭😭😭
Here we go!
Wowza.... I didn't realize how rare of an event this was! We were also on this storm, chasing it ourselves, but given that this was our VERY first tornado, we played it safe and stayed a good few miles away from it... now I realize that perhaps that was a wiser call than I thought... being as inexperienced as we were (It was only our 8th chase ever), we could've gotten into trouble had we been a lot closer and hadn't realized what it was doing! Sure we missed out on some epic footage, but I KNEW Reed was on this thing, and I KNEW other, more experienced chasers would be a lot closer, so I wasn't as worried about missing out. We still saw it in wedge form as it first developed, and then later as we drove away on one of our escape routes, its more stovepipe shape, and lastly, the outstanding mothership structure of the overall storm, so I'd still call that a great success, as safety trumps everything when we're still learning!
That was definitely a good call. Would rather yall stay as safe as possible 🙏🏾. Good luck with the next season. And many blessings.
That is a very sensible attitude! Better to stay clear & survive, than to go for the "Killer shot" and get caught up in a bad situation. Experience counts in storm chasing, so it's best to control your enthusiasm so you can get that experience.
Stay safe out there, and always have an escape route in the back of your mind.
This is amazing. It's as if the tornado was conscious. Much respect to you rider's
imagine being the pioneers and seeing this for the first time….💀💀
Thank you for dominating the like button
Reed your knowledge of reading and predicting the projected path of tornadoes is remarkable! Your ability to see a tornadoe that's out of the norm and going to do something different is also remarkable! To know when to get out of dodge and trust your instinct is what keeps you and who's with you safe when other storm chasers have lost their lives! This is why when you're on air, people need to watch your streaming in the location you're in! We need storm chasers on the ground because raders don't always see them! Stay safe, Reed, and continue your quest to keep people safe from Mother nature's fury...
I watched Reed's intercept live but having the science added with Brian's narrative is impecible. Great work All.
watching this live was bonkers, but now realizing the full extent of just how exceptional this tornado...
just wow, I got to see some history happen before my eyes. thanks Reed, Brian, Conner, and gang for allowing that to happen
Very strange and demands further investigation
gunna posit two things- this is directly correlated with tongas eruption in 21'22, and we will be seeing more strange weather for years to come. brace yourselves world.
Yes 👍🏻 indeed it does, and I didn’t know any tornadoes 🌪️ could do this, let alone shape-shift into five different tornadoes 🌪️❣️ 😊
@@aylahughes9185 Doubtful. I do expect more severe weather though. An increase in temperature is going to increase the amount of water that evaporates and enters the atmosphere during daytime heating, meaning stronger storms in general. We will see though.
I've been watching storm chasers for many years. This is the most fascinating thing I've ever seen. Thank you and all storm chasers for putting yourselves in harms way, to protect as many and stop and help victims along the the way. In my book, you are the best hands down. God bless and keep all of you safe.
lol you clearly know nothing about tonga. it was the largest eruption in the last 1000 years by far. significantly larger then the one that created a mini ice age in the dark ages. we are still in the noise, the refractory period. the true nature of what it will do to our weather in the long term remains to be scene. two facts about the eruption.... one non disputed and easily googleable, and one not so much- the first is that an equivalent of over 60000 Olympic swimming pools of water were ejected into the upper atmosphere at a height of above 32 miles of elevation meaning that it was injected above the ozone layer. and 2, in the 10 days that it erupted it emitted more gaseous methane, and gaseous c02 then humans have cumulatively in all our existence combined. check mate climate loosers, its over, nature won. we will be priveleged enough to see what that victory looks like over the next several decades. @@kimjunguny
Great job team! Reed your dedication is inspiring. Thank you for all of the hard work! Great job on the video Brian. Multiple chills and tears ☺️
Thank you Samantha!
I was watching this live screaming at my phone, wife thought I was crazy lol Brian does such a good job even with the livestream...but these summary videos are superb 👌
Reed will go down in History as the greatest storm chaser of all time!
This was amazing, had me in goosebumps. I'm so glad that the family was safe and that Reed is the professional he is to be able to figure everything out and be safe.
Goosebumps, really?
I live in sterling and I heard it was a really mysterious tornado# have to love Colorado weather
I do reed i love your tornados videos ypu do great work and risking your live for others safety and i admire your work
Excellent footage Reed. And I love the attitude of that family. Great parenting and helping their children to not grow up with fear.
Wow. This is one of the most amazing tornadoes! It looked like it was dancing around Reed's location, shapeshifting and showing off.
I'm glad the kid's were ok, and that the family is getting their house rebuilt. Yuma isn't usually "tornado alley," they were fortunate you were there.
Huge respect and appreciation for what you and the other chasers do. 💜✊
We were on this storm. The mesoclyone on this storm cycled a few times before it actually dropped a tornado. Even before dropping the nado the movement of the mesocyclone was a bit erratic. Wobbling east or west quite dramatically at times. Very strange storm.
I don't know if this would count as an additional form but I caught a rope out of a tornado on the yuma storm with my drone time lapse. At the time I thought it was a second tornado but in retrospect its prolly the end life of the same tornado.
Nice work QLCS
Dramatic 5 types of 🌪 in just one place.
I’ve said it before that no one knows tornadoes like Reed Timmer. Never stop chasing and saving lives man!! Great to see that family together and smiling.
You may not like his screaming but Reed is passionate about storm chasing. He expertise showed so much here that is almost hard to state. This man while in the moment noticed the tornado was doing something strange and made the correct course of action to get out of the way. Amazing.
I love the screaming for just that reason! I've never seen a chaser so passionate about their science and subject! ❤️
I like his screaming
He's always done this. Not just the screaming (which I love lol) but he can watch the storm for 10 secs and know exactly what its doing. It's always been fascinating to me. It's like he's been doing it 80yrs only that good on day 1 since he was fresh out of college. Just glad he's out there doing this, its so great.
That was my friends' combine. There were three in the shed.
Wow! Awesome work Reed. Never Stop Chasing!
Wow! It’s almost like the storm was chasing the storm chaser… amazing and incredible courage…
Interesting. Happens the same day as Maui fires. The hail looks like cloud seeding and the tornado itself is a huge anomaly. Absolutely stunning footage
@keenansampey3415 there’s something fishy going on that started years ago. Too many anomalies most recently around the fires… California, Canada, and now Maui. And this. Most ppl aren’t aware that in the days leading up to 9/11 there was a major hurricane off the Atlantic coast & NYC was in its direct path. Yet nobody in the MSM was reporting it let alone warning New Yorkers to prepare. And then what was even stranger, about a day before it was to make landfall, the hurricane made an unexpected sharp 45° turn to the north. When I learned of this years later I didn’t believe it so I pulled up archived weather maps and there it was tracking towards NYC and making that big turn. I would have thought it a fantastic coincidence but with the media blackout I can’t help but be very suspicious.
They can microwave your ass any time of the day. Enemy of the state film was the first big hint.
What will you do? You are a worker bee, an ant to the colony. They don't care if you perish. They need you for your work and taxes. Having fun?
That media-censored tornado was one half of an atmospheric electrostatic dipole. The other pole being the front moving in from the east at the same time. A sky-based circuit, if you will, used to charge the electromagnetic interference zone (phase conjugated longitudinal wavepairs from two or more frequency emitters) that were used to molecularly disassociate the Twins.
Weird storms and tornadoes are usually not nature. We've been seeding and steering them since the 40s.
Another great video Reed! Keep up the great work!
Brian, great work on the narrating the event. Awesome!
I watch each live stream almost religiously during the worst of tornado season. I was very bummed to have missed the Yuma tornado live. I really like this type of educational video! 🌪️ Im so glad that beautiful family are okay.
Your footage gets better and better. Utterly breath taking.
Great video! I hope they take you up on the storm chasing offer! NSC
I literally watched this live after founding out that they were doing live streams on the other tornado Chanel the same day. This was the first live streams ive ever watched on tornadoes cant believe how lucky i got.
Nice work Wille
Outstanding work Reed. I'm following you for over 15 years now, your work never ceases to amaze me. Keep at it!
Thank you so much cloud hopper!
A true wonder. What Reed has done and continues to do for meteorology and science is awesome. TY, Reed and Brian!
Fantastic video Reed and Brian! So good 🙌 thank you for all you do to inform us
I watched it live. This is a fantastic presentation.
I just watched hurricane Idalia through your eyes as we battened down the hatches. You have nothing but my respect for your experience and knowledge. I’m sure that over the years you have saved hundreds of lives. Thank you for your passion and hard work. Y’all have a blessed day!
Absolutely great video thanks to Reed Timmer and Brian editing. The Dominator team and everyone else are amazing people dedicated to understanding the weather and trying to make predictions of the storm path to help save more lives. 😊
wow! great production here guys, stay safe.
I was so scared for you and your team while watching the livestream. I saw it, it moved so much. I am happy you guys are ok. Please stay safe out there.
I thought I was a storm chaser, but how you avoided that tornado not once but twice, has me questioning my own knowledge of these wonders of nature. God bless you and may God continue to keep you safe! Awesome job, dude...Awesome job!
Loved it, guys! Great analysis and explanation! And the audio was perfect!!!😘❤❤
Thank you Reed! This video is absolutely stellar! We are so thankful for your live feed and to God for watching over our children. We do not know how to thank you! You and your team are unparalleled.
So glad you got a new house.❤❤Stay safe.
@@rayteale8883We are living in the basement of my brother and disinter in law for now. We are trying to get some temporary housing set up.
And Vote DEMOCRATIC! Vote ALL GOP OUT of office!
You are also fortunate to have an excellent Colorado governor in Jared Polis - likely the best governor in the country!
That was awesome and I’m glad that the livestream saved the kids lives. Thank U Reed for your service ‼️🙏🏾
Interception at it's finest! Great work capturing this Reed! Must of been incredible being that close to something so powerful.
You all should be proud. Excellent Work
Thanks Reed (and all the other chasers as well) for what you do out there.
The eerie, unknowable power and direction of tornadoes push my goosebumps button.
Thanks Reed!
This video is impressive.. excellent teaching tool for unusual tornado formations .. also teaches us how different tornadoes behave .. STAY SAFE thanks Reed
Thanks for the great explanation about what happened to the storm. I ended up backing away from it because I was unsure of what it was doing. This explains a lot. Hope to see you again on another storm.
This video is really good - bravo!
Thank you!! Never stop chasing
I’m glad we have people like Reed out there watching these things so we get a better chance of taking cover before they roll over us.
Reed, these types of videos are on a whole another level compared to the normal live videos you do. Love the technical analysis and look back on some fascinating storm behavior. Seeing the Monk family come out unhurt has to make you feel great. Keep up the excellent work.
Absolutely stunning footage and analysis Reed and Brian!
Beautifully produced video, with great explanations. A shame that your phone reception let you down during the livestream! I get the impression that this storm scared you because of its unpredictability.
Brian did an incredible job on this editn
@@ReedTimmerWx He sure did - I love watching the livestream. Once the reception came back you looked a bit shaken up by it! Never stop chasing 👍
Damn that'll bring tears to your eyes...dudes an angel already
This is incredible coverage of this storm. Great work as always, Reed!
Got to see this streamed live I was in pure shock to see ITS CHANGES. & horrifying beauty
Thank you for what you do reed!
Been enjoying your work for a long time Reed! And will continue to for as long as you keep at it!!
I live in OK now and your live feeds are a crucial watch now a days. Thank you for what you do.
Loving the new format Reed! The amount of education you provide your viewers is incredible. We all appreciate it very much!
Colorado storms produce absolute magic. Just had a tornado on top of Pikes Peak that also caused an avalanche. Crazy!!
It’s been very active here this season. Didn’t get to see the tornado that hit east of us last month because we couldn’t get outside due to the hail. I’ve never seen hail like we had that day…I’ve been here a long time and imho this season was unprecedented. So much moisture…it rained most of the summer. Looking forward to hopefully some major blizzard action this winter!
What an incredible chase and tornado. Thank you Reed for all you do! Glad you were able to get away from it! #NeverStopChasing!!!
I have a great picture of that supercell from the west that day. Wish I could send to you.
*REED YOUR FOOTAGE AND EDITING IS BECOMING TOP TIER KEEP THE CONTENT COMING! KEEP GOING BUDDY*
Ten years after El Reno, I am thankful that Reed made it out safe and sound.
Saw this live from the Netherlands, (for me 0:00 at night) was incredible to see! 🇳🇱 Thanks to you I feel passion for extreme weather and want to learn more about it (sadly for me supercells are not common in the Netherlands), keep going with this video’s!
Stunning video. Great work everyone! Never stop chasing
Appreciate your hard work on capturing so much data on these events.
I've been watching your adventures for years, and as what I believe to be my first comment to you, God bless you Reed. Your work is SO important, literally life saving. Your wisdom in navigating Yuma saved lives and made a very different future, perhaps for generations to come, for a local family. Whenever you feel stressed, tired, etc. think of these kids and that family. Never stop chasing.
I've been watching Reed Timmer also can't forget the episode where he kicked out his driver onto the Highway because he was mad epic right !
Definitely a strange path for sure. I'm so thankful people like Reed exist! I am curious as to why this one is stranger than the path of the grand island twisters in 1980, probably tornado number 1, which made around 7 loops. That was an insane path like never seen before or since. I'm disappointed it wasn't mentioned. Great video though, keep up the good work!
Yea the two looping tornadoes mentioned are not the only two loopers. Pretty disappointed in the misinfo.
Edit: Should add that the Grand Island tornadoes aren't the only other loopers. The Elie, Manitoba F5 also looped twice, and I have no doubt there are other cases.
Not saying it isn't rare. But it does happen, especially with slow moving storms.
@@WrittenFolklore Moore 2013 tornado looped
So grateful for storm chasers like you, Reed, who use live technology to give more advanced warning than ever before!
The 2007 Elie, Manitoba, Canada tornado also had a very erratic path, with sharp turns and several loops. It was noted for it's "peculiar slow forward speed". So maybe you're onto something here with connecting storm speed with funky paths.
What I loved was this in-depth description. This was so interesting, and I never knew they could do such a thing. Great job on this!
Fascinating recap of a truly unique event! Thank you!
I love your videos and all you do! With that said, there is ANOTHER in history that looped a couple of times and it is the only EF5 in Canada. I'd recommend amending the line "only other one in history" or also including that one in your video
Respect reed and the team I love the content please keep going on but watch out and don’t get hurt
Thank you. We must never stop chasing
The Yuma Tornado reminds me of the Elie, Manitoba, Canada tornado. That one had three loops in it's damage path. It was the only EF5 in Canada and was a very slow moving tornado. I don't remember if the Elie tornado changed shape much if at all but it did increase in strength. Still they both looked similar when you look at their paths as they traveled across the ground.
thank you & all your crew for risking your life for our life
Reed your a hell of a man and an even better Storm chaser thank you for what you and your crew do to keep us safe
WOW what a great video and unique tornado ❤️
Glad you enjoyed it
There is always so much we don't know, so we can always learn. Thank you for doing what you do!
Thanks for the feature Reed! Much appreciated.
Sooooo worth the wait for this! Amazing footage, amazing video, amazing information and explanation of this tornado.
Thank you Reed and Brian
Never stop chasing 🔥
This was an amazing mini documentary! Thank you!
Been watching Reed Timmer for 14 years (or there abouts). There’s been a lot of close calls that made me squirm on my couch but I have a lot of respect for Reed and the other knowledgeable chasers. Stay safe. 🙏🏼❤️
I'm a 75 year old Texan, living near Wichita Falls, and I've seen quite a few tornadoes in my day, but I've NEVER seen anything CLOSE to half of these shapes in multiple tunnels much less all in one. This was the most amazing thing thing... Words escape me, and I write for a living.
Truly remarkable folks. Sure glad y'all captured this beast but even more glad it didn't EAT any of you. You guys are truly selfless heroes. Thank you for your service to better understand these beautiful monsters but most of all for saving lives.
Never stop chasing!
Reed, “I’ve got a big tornado right outside my window!” 😂 Reed is a brave dude! Always incepting the most aggressive storms with amazing footage. If you’re familiar with weather warfare… these unusual storms make sense.
This was one of scariest videos I watched but is amazing to watch . Great video !
Thank for YOUR awsum work ....
And bless you for Saving these family