Powerful Tornado Hit Portage Michigan | Tornado 2024
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- Powerful Tornado Hit Portage Michigan | Tornado 2024 (May 7, 2024)
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That Ring camera video of the trees being pulled down and broken was unbelievable. The power of tornadoes is amazing. 😳
Which one, the first video or the second video? 2:25 and 7:25.
Made me so sad. That one tree tried so hard to remain standing. 😢
@@ochsj1971 Looks like the same footage
it was like some invisible elephants knocking those trees down.
@@littlehomeinthevalley I thought the same thing.
This tornado, they say was 300 yards wide, I was in the last 50-100 yards of it. (The back side of the storm) Scariest moment of my 46 years of life.
Thank God your ok
I'm glad you're ok. How scary!
Wait what! 😯😯
Thank you for showing the videos such good videos from everyone prayers to everyone in Portage Michigan
Wow a lot a people got a good Michigander at that tornader! But in all seriousness hope nobody was hurt. Looks like a beautiful place with all those picturesque views of front porches and yards. And oh my those poor beautiful trees 😢
Tornadoes of this power are rarely seen in Michigan, but aren’t without precedent. There’s the 1953 Flint F5, the 1956 Standale F5, the 1965 Walker F4, and the 1980 Kalamazoo F3 to name a few.
1997 Detroit/Hamtramck. F3 outbreak. Much of my neighborhood was destroyed. I remember it like yesterday. I was at work which was only about 15 min drive away. It took about 4 hours for me to get home having no idea if I had a home to go to or if my roommate and our pets were alive and or ok. Luckily, our flat/apt was spared and had very little damage while much of our street was gone. Cell phones and cameras weren't in everyone's hands like they are now.
There was a pretty big f3 last August as well over by Williamstown.
@@the23rdbryan 1997 in Sterling Heights, too. I bet they were on the same day!
Gaylord, Michigan got directly hit by a EF3 a few years ago
This was 1 mph off from an EF3. We hadn’t seen one this bad here since 1980.
You can hear the fear in the breath of the person at 3:10. They get it. I’m so sorry to the people of Portage MI who appear to have been hit very hard by this!
Prayers for all in its path 🙏
That's an incredible shot. Those poor trees. Gone in just seconds. Amazing power of that tornado.
I wish it wouldn't have cut away. We don't know what happened with that house. But that was the first time I have actually witnessed trees being uprooted. It was amazing!
Great shots of some Big Ones, thanks to some talented local photographers, Glad you stayed safe.
One word: Landscape! For the love of RUclips please turn your phones sideways when filming!!!
This absolutely since chills down my spine... The power of mother nature is ominous
You edited this and it still since chills down your spine?
Can't imagine what you edited.
God not mother nature!
@@dq6253 WOW you put way too much thought into this is just a reference ⛈️🌬️💨🌪️🌪️🌪️
Dear tornado phone filmers…turn your camera *SIDEWAYS!*
Amen
Facts.
I agree 100%
That's why I don't like tiktok videos.
lol.
The sheer might of Mother Nature is utterly devastating to behold. Stay safe out there, everyone!
I hope everyone is staying safe after witnessing these incredible displays of nature's power. Have you ever experienced a natural disaster up close?
Great footage stay safe ,we don't have those in my state of Washington but it must be a horrible dark feeling to see one in person!
Literally the next video in my queue is titled, "Washington, The Most Evil Tornado Ever Recorded" by HIGH RISK Chris.
I was about 3/4 mile away from this on i94 westbound as it ripped apart the fedex facility in my semi truck. Absolutely terrifying having nowhere to run except pushing forward and hoping for the best
Coworker told me that the fedex warehouse roof flew off. I just didn't know how big it was until these clips. Good thing none of us techs were driving during the storm.
Crazy how the big trees were sucked down (7:38>) and those little flowerpots just sat there.
The trees falling away from the house was super lucky
"We need to go to the basement, grab the dogs..." ...at least they have basements up north, almost everyone has one...down here in the south, hardly anybody has one...
I love basements, best place to chill in a house.. too bad new houses aren't built with them like they used to be.
We can’t have a basement if we’re below sea level
Because of that reason
Which is nuts cause the south gets hundreds of them
@@leannemccumber Is that really how it works? I had no idea 😂😂😂
All the tree go down but that flag manages to hang on
Michigan the last 1-2 years has been having a really rare tornado breakout. Ive lived here for 25 years there have been less (major tornados) than there have been in the last 2. Pretty cool but scary stuff
I was just saying the same thing. I heard tornado alley might be shifting farther northeast now
This was scarey. I live in kalamazoo and tbis wasnt far from us
I live there and lemme say it was an experience for sure
Epic tornado videos
That's got to be a scary feeling
Seeing videos of tornados on the internet before this, I thought "I couldn't imagine what that would be like"
Now having been through it in Portage, MI... I wish I didn't know. Seeing my neighborhood torn to shreds was absolutely surreal. Then ANOTHER tornado touched down not even an hour after the first, not far from the first one. It was horrifying.
I noticed my old house survived next to the trailer park ( Pavilion estates) that was all torn up.
The tornadoes are looking stranger than I’ve usually witnessed
It's amazing how they can video what's going on. Amazing
If we ever have a big tornado in Dickinson, TX, wherever it hits, the people would need a miracle to live. Very few, if anyone at all, have storm shelters!
That was amazing!!! Thank you very much for sharing, friend.
Thank you do much.Stay Conected.
95k views and no comments yet, how is this humanly possible? Hope everyone survived. Mother nature has her periods of extreme weather. You thought i was heading towards a euphemism didn’t you. How dare you! 😮lol (whilst a Karen reads this and starts clutching at her pearls)
Think about this. The Brooklyn Tornado. A guy says "I was in WW2". "And I have never been that scared".
Never stay near windows during tornadoes.
First Person: 👁👄👁
Wow, starting at about 2:37, those trees just start going over like some invisible giant is stepping on them!
Wow 😮😮😮
This video shows 2 different tornadoes, the portage tornado and the colon tornado
"Ha, ha, ha! We're watching a tornado right now!" And it could also be destroying someone's home...
RIGHT NOW!
Was that a multi vortex tornado?!? It looked like it! It was pretty big too! I live in Grand Rapids and was wondering once again, where was the tornado watch all day? 🌪
Yes it was.
7:38 domino's... praying for all those affected!
Wow
Mother nature is beautiful but very powerful!!!
Sherwood Mi was also hit to
How strong were the winds in the last clip? Looked like 100-120+ mph
Some great footage once again!! Either people dont know its there or they are all crazy thinking this isnt a serious situation. Everyone out on the road just driving on by a monster tornado like that is insane. I wasnt impressed with the "damage sight seeing" afterwards tho
When you are in it, it’s obviously super windy and rainy. I was in it, and had no idea what direction it was coming from. I was just trying to get the f out. And avoid all the debris.
Did this happen today or yesterday?
Wow. I am very lucky I live in New England. We rarely see tornadoes at this magnitude.
And just think, this isn't even really a powerful tornado all things considered
Damn I’ve been to Portage many times. I found the weather there to be way more mild than here in eastern NC and we rarely get tornadoes. Actually I’ve never even seen one in my 27 years of living here.
the thumbnail looks so real good job
If I see a tornado outside I am out! I'm not standing there recording with my phone. 🤦♂️
Repeat after me: "Landscape not portrait. Landscape not portrait. Landscape not portrait."
Wow !
Mother nature aint playing this year. Shes pissed for what we do to her
Watching all those trees go down in 1 minute. 😳
I lived in a forest one minute and a field the next !
Wooo, I wasn't there but I felt like I was. I was nervous and my heart started beating fast. Hope no lives were lost. We can't reckon with Mother Nature. God bless the devastated communities.
My friends shop just missed it.
I hate to see such massive destruction..and injuries...Praying for all of you!!! We live in North Idaho..don't think we ever get tornadoes.
Poor sharp farms I drive by there on my way to schoolcraft Michigan...last time I went by highway 60 because I was running late
The thumbnail-
HOLY COW WOW
3:00 Holy Cp , how did the building the camera was attached to survive ?
all those beautiful trees GONe in mere seconds .yikes !
Ring camera on the door
How did the BUILDING survive not the camera .
Such horrible devastation.
Notice no tornado sirens? Not good.
At least you have basements, lol
Omg the tornado hit me my house is damaged
Remember most tornadoes are traveling Northeast so to get away from them go southwest. Another interesting thing is flags at night especially when you're having a hard time seeing them will be pointing directly at the oncoming tornado
Mother nature remains undefeated.
wow... That is sad all those mature shade trees gone...
🌪🌪🌪🌪
Hi
thank the good lord for all the husband cameramen out there
i was lucky last week.
It's a little windy over there,,,
❤️🙏
well this is close to home wow
Wow. We don’t have leaves yet…
Those things are very Scary! 5/16/2024
I’d like to download the tornado app on my phone sometime. According to this video it looks so real. I gotta try it out
A tornado is going by
It was at that moment extra toilet paper was needed
Good thing it wasn't during Covid
I live in Northern California. I'll take the possibly of a big earthquake every 10 years over the possibility of tornados every year. And yes, I lived through and experienced the huge Loma Preita quake in 1989. I was working at a day care, and it was terrifying. not just for the kids but also for me.
I'm from Chicago we don't want tornados period,imagine an earthquake 🤭🤭
We don't get tornados every year. At least not big damaging ones. This last 1-2 years has been pretty rare for Michigan to see this many naders.
Big tornados
Wish everyone knew to turn their phone sideways
Hey look a tornado!😀👉🌪️
I’m gonna stand with my face up against this window😊
Someone remind me how to make the screen as small as possible.
😢
I'm lucky to live in Finland where we don't have those exteme weather conditions. We only have those tiny versions called trombs sometimes which may cause some damage but nothing compared to what a tornado can do. I hope you are all well❤
I'm from the UK but was visiting my cousin in Alabama when the 2011 super outbreak occurred. I got to feel an EF-4 up close and personal. My cousin's home didn't take a direct hit but the flanking winds tore the roof off. I've never been so scared in my entire life but thankfully nobody in the house was hurt.
One of my cousin's work colleagues wasn't so lucky. The same tornado pulled a large tree down onto his home killing him instantly.
My son in law is Swedish and he felt so helpless knowing his pregnant wife was in portage that day! His first intro to US weather was a tornado warning while he was waiting for his plane to take off from OHare in Chicago to head home to Sweden after a visit. Things are definitely different over here lol
😳
Does anyone know what area of Portage this is? I lived in Portage for a few years when I was a kid, but I didn't recognize any area in the video. I lived off Centre Street, near the high school and not far from the lakes.
I know it hit Shuring rd/Westnedge area
So sad to see the destruction.
Tem misericórdia Deus
I don't know how close this Tornado is to Kalamazoo. That is where my grandchildren are.
Portage is really close, just right down the road
It's the wizard of oz!!!
Diversing your portfolio helps collect when this sort of terrors appear🌈🐇⚡
Do most house have a storm cellar
Yeah most Michigan homes have basements
Is it me or is tornado season getting worse and worse
It’s just you 🌪🌪
It’s you
No I thought the same ,it's been tornados creeping the last maybe 5 years I started to realized and they be hitting in all seasons now the past years we haven't had a bad winter at all from where I live I say the last 5 ,6 years I can remember the average temp in winters maybe 42 degrees which is crazy , we all know or I'm assuming we all know this weather is being control by man🤷
Rating was an High-end EF2
Am I just got here or are there no sirens going off on any of these videos? Did they have no warning?
Sirens went off, just can't hear them in the clips. My daughter lives about half mile from the FedEx warehouse, and she and her girls hid out in the bathtub. She Def heard sirens
How is the flag on the left of the house still flying as trees are being cracked over?