I think my Mother grew up in some sort of Hell Dimension , could explain her disposition and the fact I have not seen her in 23 years . She has probably retired back there now so at least Earth is safe again ............
Mister Hank, you are what they call a true artists. The footage, the music, the commentary and the scientific documentation: it just all makes sense. Thank you for doing this with your amazing brain and keep on rocking 🤟
It's been said before, Hank has set the bar high for tornado chasing. For the most part, other chase videos don't measure up to his content. Thanks for your hard work Hank and keep them coming.
Right? He doesn't yell obnoxiously when he gets excited, and his music and voice are soothing. It's like listening to Morgan Freeman or the Atkinson brothers. Hank should be a narrator for big production nature documentaries.
That is so true, I found Hanks content at the start of the pandemic and after literally watching all his videos I tried to find more and nothing compared.
Hank, I gotta tell you, you've captured something truly incredible with this video. I've come to expect the unexpected from you, but these images of swirling orange dust clouds are absolutely stunning. Stunning.
So much static electricity built up between the ground and airborne dust that blue flames leapt from barbed wire fences and well-wishers shaking hands could generate a spark so powerful it could knock them to the ground.
Lived much of my life in (dust stormy) Lubbock. In 1970 the F5 tornado, (before the EF scale) was super devastating. This twister had a mesocyclone that came right over my house! It was the blackest cloud I've ever seen! There were three funnels about 3 blocks down on MY street! Getting a little scary. Then a BEAUTIFUL ORANGE mammatus anvil passed by. Wow! What a twister day 😳
By God Pecos Hank produces the best storm footage and otherworldly beautiful videos on the internet. Period. Very thankful for this experience in the world.
Hank has the best footage I’ve ever seen. Everything is cinematically beautiful. Many chasers record storms. Hank is able to capture the beauty and grace of absolute monsters. It’s haunting and I can’t get enough.
I have a terrible, lifelong phobia of tornadoes. Yet I can't deny the strange beauty and incredible power of these weather systems and phenomenon. I love the gentle music and calm tone of your voice as you describe what's happening, it helps me remain able to keep watching these videos.
I live in this area. The worst one we've had in my lifetime was in October of 2011. I will never, ever forget seeing a giant wall of dirt bearing down on our car like a mega tidal wave. It went from blue skies to darkness. We couldn't see anything in front of us.
@@crucialtaunt5717 in regards to driving, how can you tell where the road is in front of you? It must be pretty hard to continue to drive straight forward without being able to see the lines, let alone someone on the other side of the road hitting you head on accidentally
Years ago THIS is what I envisioned for RUclips; that is a medium that is distinctly different. This is an incomparable videographer: a renaissance man and truly self-actualized. Bravo!
Hey I grew up in Plainview 45 miles north of Lubbock and this was my life for 21 years. 😂 It’s so flat there, my dad used to say “you can stand on a coffee can and watch your dog run away for 3 days.”
The fact that Hank has been traveling place to place for YEARS just to make beautiful and satisfying, Most educational storm videos for million of people online amazed me!
Cannot wait for the second part Hank! The weather in Germany has been super interesting in the past months. I had the chance to see very interesting cloud formations for the first time, including mammatus clouds here in Berlin. It was mesmerizing! (I knew what these clouds were, thanks to you!) Of course the scale of the storms and hail in Europe is pretty concerning, since it's very unusual. Czech Republic unfortunately faced an F4 rated tornado recently. On one hand I'm excited to experience storms, and possibly a tornado, from a safe distance (fingers crossed). On the other hand, I'm nervous since I am not sure on what to expect in the future. For the time being I'm just appreciating the mother nature.
Europe has been getting crazier this year. Im dutch, but we got news from an EF2 rated tornado in belgium 2 weeks ago. Two EF0 tornadoes touched down in the central part of Holland last month as well, making local news. We also saw this stunner last month: ruclips.net/video/tS96zP3tJnU/видео.html Czech Rep. got the worst end of the stick though, my goodness :(
@@Rafutah So its bad in Europe too? We live in the states and where I am we generally have moderate rainfall yearly but here lately it has been too much water to handle. It has been raining every single day damaging our inferstructures and washing away our hopes and dreams lol. Good luck guys. Hope yall stay safe over there.
I’ve been watching you religiously since 2014. You’re videos never get old! Gorgeous cinematography, and you can tell how passionate you are! Never stop!
I love how these videos are a mixture of vlog, documentary and road trip footage. Truly a gem of a channel here and I really wishe we had such amazing weather phenomenon here in germany :/
That is true beauty! I saw a dust storm once, in Abilene Tx. But this video showed the storm from a good vantage point, so that you could see the colors and shapes and changes. Pure artwork! I love watching Pecos Hank videos....glorious art in 4 dimensions!
Chasing a tornado in a dust storm, near zero visibility, high winds, living on gas station food... I really couldn't see much of the footage, Hanks balls kept blocking the camera.
I think this is a perfect example of demonstrating what is misunderstood about true storm chasing. It's not just the Reed Timmer, screaming at you, with that wedge tornado grinding into your face experience (although those are amazing to see, and I truly appreciate those moments). But at its' heart, it is a capture of the unusual, and beautiful, and the unlikely to be experienced, with scales and sense of chaos that our dreams can barely conceive on their own. It is an expression of art by mother nature through the lens of those who dare to follow it, and for those of us who feel the shared awe in it's gamut of beauty.
It's been said before but I'll say it again - Hank, you are amazing at what you do and how you do it. Other weather documentaries dream they could ever capture what you accomplish. Thank you for everything you do to make these videos and live out your dreams.
No, Lubbuck Texas has lots of them in the spring do to farmers plowing fields. I lived there one spring and have never been back. I do not miss dust storms of Texas. I miss two things in Texas: !. Tex-Mex food 2. Braum's ice cream.
I remember a few years back when I actually got a reply and a heart from The Legend on one of my witty comments to a vid he posted lol... Of course that was before he hit the ionosphere... It was a moment I'll never forget when I discovered it
I’m in love with these videos of Pecks Hank that every time a new one comes out I get notifications from RUclips. And I watch it immediately and I share them all with my husband. GREAT STUFF TO WATCH !!!❤️🌪🌪❤️🌪🌪
man your audio mixing is so good, the mixture between music/dialogue/and then the sound of storms, its great. this storm wasnt too far from me at the time, cool to see it this close.
Fan-f*cking-tastic imagery, Hank! Those mammatus clouds were so well lit, the dust being sucked up into the storm so surreal, and cap it off with all the high-altitude transients - one of your best videos yet!
@@joshuapfaff5558 that was a bad outbreak. I remember watching it over the radar and news reports. When I hope for tornadoes, this goes for pretty much every other spotter or chaser, I'm hoping for the type that gracefully dances across empty prairie or farmland causing no damage, injuries, or fatalities. It is our worst fear for any tornado to enter any sort of populated area, let alone at night.
Hello again Hank!!!!! I love how the music always fits the ambiance of the video along with the quiet but enunciated so we can understand the words. awesome as always!
His films are photographed beautifully, the music is wonderful, but the unseen genius is in the editing. The way they are put together is so impressive. I think they really ought to be entered in to several film festivals. His talent is something else.
Weathers getting wild. In the UK we’ve had tornadoes in the past few days , which is unusual. Thanks to your vids I now get the science behind these awesome weather systems. Excited about part 2 👍
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I always remember how cool it is that Hank makes his own background music.
He's a gosh darn good guitar player from what I hear...
Didn't know til recently that he has a band as well...
dude could easily put me to sleep with them beautiful melodies
The music in this video is an original Pecos Hank. One of my favorites!
@@tthappyrock368 Do you happen to know the name of the song?
@@HurricaneHomer9 sure do! La Malediction de la Danse Du Poulet. It is in English as well as French.
My mom grew up on Jupiter and this looks like all the stories she told us when we were young.
I think my Mother grew up in some sort of Hell Dimension , could explain her disposition and the fact I have not seen her in 23 years . She has probably retired back there now so at least Earth is safe again ............
???
@@dejapoo5508 woah that’s deep
Uhh all the reply’s are wired
I live in kuwait (middle east) so it is normal for these type scenes to come.
Exactly the way I wanted to spend 4 minutes and 37 seconds this evening.
Hank is like that one teacher that makes learning fun just by talking
Is just like watching a movie
Totally
Yep
It's even better.
I love storms and you all are spoilt in the US for having some of the best (of course apart from the damage they can cause)
Only this is real.
We're just sitting here, going "woooooow" every 20 seconds, stunning bloke, cheers from Down Under!
Howdy from Texas!
@@PecosHank work for natgeo!!
@@PecosHank zach zech
@@musselmanmedia5236 natgeo should work for him
U guys,and u're lies :D you have firenados instad Bobbi,unfortunately
Greatings from Europe
Hank is literally the Steve Irwin of storm chasing.
100% 👏
Great analogy!!
Makes you love the storms AND want to stay plenty far enough away. That was Steve Irwin's gift; good that it's been shared.
Well, I hope he doesn’t die to a flood filled with sting rays
AH! SHE’S ANGRY!!
Mister Hank, you are what they call a true artists. The footage, the music, the commentary and the scientific documentation: it just all makes sense. Thank you for doing this with your amazing brain and keep on rocking 🤟
well said!!
Hank
Earth is flat
@@tigerstripey4885 well duh, if it was round all of the water would pour off the earth into space and we wouldn't have oceans. How dumb are you?
It's been said before, Hank has set the bar high for tornado chasing. For the most part, other chase videos don't measure up to his content. Thanks for your hard work Hank and keep them coming.
Right? He doesn't yell obnoxiously when he gets excited, and his music and voice are soothing. It's like listening to Morgan Freeman or the Atkinson brothers. Hank should be a narrator for big production nature documentaries.
Definitely
It's the difference between a movie-like experience and a reality show
That is so true, I found Hanks content at the start of the pandemic and after literally watching all his videos I tried to find more and nothing compared.
@@dingygecko9168 I'm guessing the percentage of people who binge watch his whole channel after the first video is high
That first shot of the clouds at the beginning was absolutely stunning 0:26
Drop everything, when a "Pecos Alert" happens
wait i see a Pecos Hank notification!
**drops atomic bomb**
ikr
Hmm
After you drop it, then forget about it
@@2345allthebest tru
Pardon my French, but that was fucking beautiful. Really alien.
pardon my english derfgmrdegrnegkjd fbcxgujrksednfjhn4erd5t6ouj34tu54erhiufjk yes it was beautiful
Pardon my English but I speak italian
getting a heart from pecos hank is like winning the lottery
I guess the fishing attempt did catch on anything lol
*For me*
Nah heart from HANK is better than 100,000,000,000,000,000,000$
🎣🎣🎣🎣
No. It's better
Hank, I gotta tell you, you've captured something truly incredible with this video. I've come to expect the unexpected from you, but these images of swirling orange dust clouds are absolutely stunning. Stunning.
Pro tip when inside dust storms, don't ever turn on air conditioning when in one
The dust gets inside?
@@DefinitelyNotEmma you should try it and find out :3
@@roo_75 there are no dust storms in East Germany
@@DefinitelyNotEmma Just uhh do that thing America did with farming in the 1920's that made dust storms :)
Just like a day at the beach! Going home with sand in places the sun don't shine :)
3:40 look at those tubes
I can't even imagine what the "Dust Bowl" must have been like.
Right! After seeing that really puts it in a new perspective
Like this...but every day for weeks on end.
Considering what's going on in the western US, we're bound to see it again.
So much static electricity built up between the ground and airborne dust that blue flames leapt from barbed wire fences and well-wishers shaking hands could generate a spark so powerful it could knock them to the ground.
Lived much of my life in (dust stormy) Lubbock. In 1970 the F5 tornado, (before the EF scale) was super devastating. This twister had a mesocyclone that came right over my house! It was the blackest cloud I've ever seen! There were three funnels about 3 blocks down on MY street! Getting a little scary. Then a BEAUTIFUL ORANGE mammatus anvil passed by. Wow! What a twister day 😳
By God Pecos Hank produces the best storm footage and otherworldly beautiful videos on the internet. Period. Very thankful for this experience in the world.
there is *nothing* better than watching a pecos hank video to the end, and seeing a "part 2 - coming soon" onscreen
The only thing better is that his channel exists
Hank has the best footage I’ve ever seen. Everything is cinematically beautiful. Many chasers record storms. Hank is able to capture the beauty and grace of absolute monsters. It’s haunting and I can’t get enough.
I could binge this content for HOURS! He's so smart and his voice is so calming. Keep up the great work!
couldn’t agree more
Agreed, I binged and was left in awe. Soothing voice, awesome personality, and great music. Im onboard!
Pecos Hank is the Steve1989MREInfo of tornadoes.
I have.. lol
Been there, done that 🙋♂️ 😀
I have a terrible, lifelong phobia of tornadoes. Yet I can't deny the strange beauty and incredible power of these weather systems and phenomenon. I love the gentle music and calm tone of your voice as you describe what's happening, it helps me remain able to keep watching these videos.
I've seen dust storms before, but this one is WILD.
Felt like the "Great Dust Bowl". Imagine this, but on a much much larger scale and duration.
I live in this area. The worst one we've had in my lifetime was in October of 2011. I will never, ever forget seeing a giant wall of dirt bearing down on our car like a mega tidal wave. It went from blue skies to darkness. We couldn't see anything in front of us.
Yeah Lubbock lowkey sucks, had a decent size dust storm in 2015
@@crucialtaunt5717 in regards to driving, how can you tell where the road is in front of you? It must be pretty hard to continue to drive straight forward without being able to see the lines, let alone someone on the other side of the road hitting you head on accidentally
Years ago THIS is what I envisioned for RUclips; that is a medium that is distinctly different. This is an incomparable videographer: a renaissance man and truly self-actualized. Bravo!
Hey I grew up in Plainview 45 miles north of Lubbock and this was my life for 21 years. 😂 It’s so flat there, my dad used to say “you can stand on a coffee can and watch your dog run away for 3 days.”
"Oh, what a day. What a LOVELY day!"
O what a lovely day it is!
Shiny & Chrome!
The fact that Hank has been traveling place to place for YEARS just to make beautiful and satisfying, Most educational storm videos for million of people online amazed me!
Cannot wait for the second part Hank! The weather in Germany has been super interesting in the past months. I had the chance to see very interesting cloud formations for the first time, including mammatus clouds here in Berlin. It was mesmerizing! (I knew what these clouds were, thanks to you!)
Of course the scale of the storms and hail in Europe is pretty concerning, since it's very unusual. Czech Republic unfortunately faced an F4 rated tornado recently. On one hand I'm excited to experience storms, and possibly a tornado, from a safe distance (fingers crossed). On the other hand, I'm nervous since I am not sure on what to expect in the future. For the time being I'm just appreciating the mother nature.
Greetings from Czech republic, can confirm the wild tornado. The weather in central Europe is crazy lately.
Europe has been getting crazier this year. Im dutch, but we got news from an EF2 rated tornado in belgium 2 weeks ago. Two EF0 tornadoes touched down in the central part of Holland last month as well, making local news.
We also saw this stunner last month: ruclips.net/video/tS96zP3tJnU/видео.html
Czech Rep. got the worst end of the stick though, my goodness :(
@@Rafutah So its bad in Europe too? We live in the states and where I am we generally have moderate rainfall yearly but here lately it has been too much water to handle. It has been raining every single day damaging our inferstructures and washing away our hopes and dreams lol. Good luck guys. Hope yall stay safe over there.
I don’t know if anyone else has noticed this but at -2:08 the dust starts to look like fingers from a cupped palm, super cool!!
It's always a good day when Hank uploads!
I’ve been watching you religiously since 2014. You’re videos never get old! Gorgeous cinematography, and you can tell how passionate you are! Never stop!
Sometimes, the best part of a video is knowing that the post itself is proof that Hank's okay.
2:19 it gives me a mad max: fury road vibe seeing that dust storm. Unbelievable video, Hank.
O what a day! O what a lovely day!!
its all fun and games until Jupiter's big red dot starts forming on earth
Jupiter's big red dot is BIGGER than the Earth, by quite a bit too. nearly four times as big as the Earth is.
@@memesarekeem terrifying! :D
@@memesarekeem Not anymore, it has shrunk to be as big as the earth.
@@guyfierieprotectorofthesau6089 it's theorized the storm is getting taller, i.e. being stretched vertically
@@gatwizard Might be but it's area has decreased dramatically compared to history
Let’s go! Dust kicking up and beautiful mammatus clouds with large sprite and Ghosts. Love to see it.
I love how these videos are a mixture of vlog, documentary and road trip footage.
Truly a gem of a channel here and I really wishe we had such amazing weather phenomenon here in germany :/
"What kind of Tomfoolery is this?!" Love it! Can't wait to see the rest! Great Sprites!
Those sprites and those views!! Hank thanks for the quality of work!! Our family enjoy every video!
When you like this vid during the ads at the beginning, because just already KNOW this is going to be a good vid.
I don't think I have ever seen a bad upload from Hank so , yea definitely
That is true beauty! I saw a dust storm once, in Abilene Tx. But this video showed the storm from a good vantage point, so that you could see the colors and shapes and changes. Pure artwork! I love watching Pecos Hank videos....glorious art in 4 dimensions!
Chasing a tornado in a dust storm, near zero visibility, high winds, living on gas station food...
I really couldn't see much of the footage, Hanks balls kept blocking the camera.
😆😆😆😆😆 rotflmao 😆😆
At this point I'm beginning to believe he's both immortal and immune to any kind of fear or dread.
I don't think you can show that on RUclips
@@DogsRNice says the furry
@@DogsRNice hes talking about his courage. balls is slang for courage.
I think this is a perfect example of demonstrating what is misunderstood about true storm chasing. It's not just the Reed Timmer, screaming at you, with that wedge tornado grinding into your face experience (although those are amazing to see, and I truly appreciate those moments). But at its' heart, it is a capture of the unusual, and beautiful, and the unlikely to be experienced, with scales and sense of chaos that our dreams can barely conceive on their own. It is an expression of art by mother nature through the lens of those who dare to follow it, and for those of us who feel the shared awe in it's gamut of beauty.
this comment, bravo.
Wise old Sage: "The West has been won son"
Pecos Hank (As a child): "I'm gonna' conquer tornadoes then."
I'm so glad I got to hit the thumbs up button when it was just over 100.. that's the earliest I've ever been on a Pecos Hank video
The music he puts in the Back ground is perfect
He makes his own background music
Best Storm chaser in the world.❤️
It's been said before but I'll say it again - Hank, you are amazing at what you do and how you do it. Other weather documentaries dream they could ever capture what you accomplish.
Thank you for everything you do to make these videos and live out your dreams.
That dust storm looks like something you'd see on Mars.
No, Lubbuck Texas has lots of them in the spring do to farmers plowing fields. I lived there one spring and have never been back. I do not miss dust storms of Texas. I miss two things in Texas: !. Tex-Mex food 2. Braum's ice cream.
I could never watch anything with storms or tornados but when watching you I can your voice is just so soothing?
Every time, your videos are an experience. The knowledge, the raw power, the atmosphere both natural and set by your score. Amazing work Hank!
My heart skipped a beat when I saw a notification for Pecos hank
"And there's a falling star..."
Jeez. It's almost like he scripted this, lol.
Those mammatus clouds, just wow. Thank you!
Pecos is a true legend.
I remember a few years back when I actually got a reply and a heart from The Legend on one of my witty comments to a vid he posted lol... Of course that was before he hit the ionosphere... It was a moment I'll never forget when I discovered it
I'm from Lubbock, been living in Alaska for 2 years, this sure does make me homesick. Thanks Hank 🤎
That shot with the blue sky among the dust storm and the dust being sucked upwards. Wow. My jaw dropped.
I love these videos they relives my stress from all thats going on in life right now
Wow!! 2:30 the dust and up draft are insane!!
Soo happy for the new video! Can’t wait to see part 2.
I’m so glad I found this channel. Seeing the world through Hank’s eyes is such a treat! 😯
You can literaly see the dust folllowing all the air up to the storm that's so amazing I never seen something like it
Hank your music always makes these videos so much better! They always fit the mood perfectly.
How awesome was this...literally like you was on another planet. Love your narration!
Whenever Hank uploads, it’s like getting a perfectly cooked steak for free. Absolute banger of a vid. A+
As a photographer capturing something like this is a dream. just found your channel. Thank you for sharing the beauty of my home state!
My grandma is buried in Lubbock. That's hallowed ground.
I'm from Russia, but I love watching you.
I’m in love with these videos of Pecks Hank that every time a new one comes out I get notifications from RUclips. And I watch it immediately and I share them all with my husband. GREAT STUFF TO WATCH !!!❤️🌪🌪❤️🌪🌪
man your audio mixing is so good, the mixture between music/dialogue/and then the sound of storms, its great. this storm wasnt too far from me at the time, cool to see it this close.
Fan-f*cking-tastic imagery, Hank! Those mammatus clouds were so well lit, the dust being sucked up into the storm so surreal, and cap it off with all the high-altitude transients - one of your best videos yet!
Loved the video, sucks this year's tornado season wasn't incredibly active. I was hoping to see one myself.
Except for the fact my town was hit by an ef4 in the dead of night, but whatever.
@@joshuapfaff5558 I think he meant it from a spotting-perspective.
Tornadoes at night are terrible in every aspect
@@joshuapfaff5558 that was a bad outbreak. I remember watching it over the radar and news reports.
When I hope for tornadoes, this goes for pretty much every other spotter or chaser, I'm hoping for the type that gracefully dances across empty prairie or farmland causing no damage, injuries, or fatalities. It is our worst fear for any tornado to enter any sort of populated area, let alone at night.
@@brentonrettig6028 I was sooooo lucky. My house was spared. But less than a mile down the road..... X_X
Outstanding Hank - as always! Keep 'em coming!
2:16 HANK WENT TO JUPITER?!?!
I've seen about 5 people react to Hank's videos, and each time, they say that he'll never be lifted up by a tornado, because he has balls of steel.
It's always a fantastic treat when a new Pecos Hank video pops up. Awesome as usual man, thx
I’m terrified of storms but watching these make my fear leave.. plus these are cool to watch
i love your vids Hank, you have the perfect story tellers voice for your narrations
I don't think I would like to be driving on Jupiter.
just watching this makes my heart race!!!
Hello again Hank!!!!! I love how the music always fits the ambiance of the video along with the quiet but enunciated so we can understand the words. awesome as always!
I’m sure you heard about the Father’s Day Naperville, IL twisters.
Hats off to you Hank- the photography you get is amazing and your videos are constantly amazing to watch.
Every time 8 watch your videos it reminds me of a friend who was just like you❤️
Best videography anywhere. Hank is an amazing guy. Art and science mastery.
Both beautiful and frightening!!! Love the sprites and jets at the end - and the falling star! The guitar music is lovely!!! Thanks!!
Pecos Hank you're the best at capturing the wild nature of weather...👍✌️
His films are photographed beautifully, the music is wonderful, but the unseen genius is in the editing. The way they are put together is so impressive. I think they really ought to be entered in to several film festivals. His talent is something else.
I fully expect Jupiter to have a beautiful, foreboding, reverb-drenched spaghetti-Western guitar soundtrack
I love being dazzled by phenomena. The best storm chase channel by far.
Some epic shots here; amazing and otherworldly❤
Even if no tornado touch down, this is some beautiful footage.
Just amaizing video Hank. Truly nobody better at filming storms.
Weathers getting wild. In the UK we’ve had tornadoes in the past few days , which is unusual. Thanks to your vids I now get the science behind these awesome weather systems. Excited about part 2 👍
i don't always watch tornado video's but when i do
i'm watching PECOS HANK
That was the most beautiful dust devil I’ve seen even from so many videos!
Dadgum, Hank.
The color palette you captured in this one really is otherworldly.
The hype i have for this channel is just out of this world, one of the most entertaining yt channels out there!
There's something about West Texas that has ahold of me. Thanks Hank for capturing it so well.
Perfect end to a good day, Pecos Hank just posted. 🙏
The music and narration makes these videos amazing. Keep up the good work, and stay safe!
May 17th was my birthday! And great video hank! You’re my favorite storm chaser 🌩 🌪