Good to finally see an African American in on the storm chasing game. You guys are a good team and easy to listen to. No drama lo keyed and informative. Wish you two could have gotten the Kosse TX tornado May 22, 2024. I was 4 miles away and the winds were so strong it almost blew my roof off my house. I ran to my shop and got video of the powerful wind as it passed. Intense
could not imagine chasing in midland and surrounding area. worked out there for 7 years, hated every second. too many heavy equipment haulers, insane drivers, 2 lane highways with traffic stringing along for miles and miles and insta flood roads everywhere. seen too many presumably fatal accidents. thanks for getting this KILLER vid. wild stuff man, yall be careful out there. some of the most dangerous highways for a reason.
Such incredible work, you both are doing amazing getting the terrific footage of these storm producing tornadoes. No hysterical screaming and yelling, makes it a pleasure to watch and listen to your narratives. Thank you for sharing.
Hi y’all. I’ve been watching but have yet to come on board. Y’all are great chaser’s and have proven to me you got what it takes. I am so excited to travel with y’all and search the clouds. A place I find myself more often than not. I have lung problems so this is what I do. Surgery up coming. I am ready to live again. Thanks for drawing me in. Be careful and stay safe.
Dude, you went thru the town I grew up in. Class 86. I storm spot up in Denton County in the DFW area. Still love my Small Town. Be safe and God Bless. 73s K5TBP.
The double tornadoes were a few miles down the road…….I’ve been in this area for 20 years and never had a tornado that close. In the panhandle and east Texas, I almost expect them, being through over 50 up close and personal. This was definitely rare. Just glad the tornadoes hit where they did and didn’t do the damage they could have done. I’m glad I left work 20 minutes early when I started seeing the clouds build up to get home…..knew something bad was coming.
I was watching that supercell from home with radar, and it was completely wild how that supercell had just stalled and virtually stopped moving. You guys got an amazing time lapse because of that. Luck yall!
I've followed you both for a long time! I'm a big fan of your coverage and chases! So happy to have found you two again! Such a photogenic storm, this one!! 😮
The immense power of mother nature is incredible and terrifying.. Been in a few nasty storms and flash floods out there in west Tx while working in the oil patch, great footage guys! Stay safe out there!
That storm over Gardendale did some serious damage to our houses and our vehicles. It was the largest hail I’ve ever seen, I usually am able to get my vehicle under an awning or into the shop. There wasn’t much warning cause it built up so fast. I learned that no matter how bad you want to look outside at the hail, don’t do it. I’ve never seen hail come through the windows in a house until that day.
Always feel sorry for any farm animals that are outside in caught between fences and can't get away. Lots of sheep farms out there too, in texas. The wool capital.
In this case there was the greatest percentage against there being any livestock out in that area. There is very little livestock in the Odessa and Midland region, although there are some. Sheep are not big in this area. Sheep are seen in other areas where there's something to graze. Around here what we have is dirt and brush and cactus and not much else.
@@amel2784 I grew up in San Angelo. People still raise their own farm animals for food. Dogs and cats are often outside too. But yeah I know what you mean. Texas used to be grasslands before the mesquite bean was brought up from South America, with the transport of cattle. Wells are going dry.
@@TakeTheRide Right. I mentioned the odds of there being livestock right where the tornado stood was greater against than for. I've driven thru San Angelo a few times. It surprises me how much more vegetation there is in SA than Midland/ Odessa area. It's prettier there. I've seen several pictures of the Midland area in the 1800s just before and during their early days of the cattle ranches and drives. It was barren and sandy even before the cattle industry started. Midland/Odessa and westward, towards Pecos and beyond, is part of the Llano Estacado. It was really bad lands far before the cows were brought in. It was deadly terrain and life was only sustained by the flowing rivers of the Pecos River. Before irrigation and other changes stopped the Pecos River from its natural flow it was at one time a very wide but shallow river. It's interesting to read about the very first cattle drive by Charles Goodnight and his description of the land out here. He saw only one live wild animal, a wolf that he said must have lost its way, during the entire drive thru this area. The only reason the cattle made it was the existence of the river.
Qu: Do the truck drivers get notified via their CB radio's when there's a tornado warning, etc?? I'm constantly seeing trucks & cars driving into the storm. It's crazy!! Ps. I'm from Australia, so I'm not 100% sure what systems are in plc😊
for sure the truckers trade information on CBs. But also nowadays, everybody has an app on their phone for weather alerts. So, nowadays, it’s both things. Because certainly, there are still “dead spots” on the roads where there is no cell phone tower transmitting cell phone connectivity. So yes you are right and then also it’s both. My uncle’s a trucker. Also, some areas of rural Texas and far west Texas still do not have any cell phone service, aka the dead zones, or “pockets” as they are also called. So yah in those dead zone pockets, truckers especially, not so much a regular driver, but truckers definitely still have their back up cb radio which can operate off of traditional radiowave signals and doesn’t need cell phone tower or satellite signal for it to work.
just like I am pretty sure that there are probably large swathes of the Australian outback where a trucker down under (😄rhymes) wouldn’t have any cell phone signal so would definitely need a CB radio.
That was so amazing ~ watching start to finish. Still get upset with myself for not following my dreams. Wanted to be a storm chasing meteorologist ~ and also be a certified paramedic in order to help when necessary. Please don’t take this the wrong way ~ I believe that all chasers should be at least an EMT preferably a Paramedic. That so you can access and take emergency measures. We’ll always need chasers but this only applies when you come in contact with damage and necessary search and rescue. You guys are great and I am so impressed with your professionalism.
Gotta find some relief from all that anxiety and excitement coursing through those veins, heck I got my medical card and would just pick a back road that's not busy and just park and watch 😊
please don’t argue about this, much of Texas and almost all of Oklahoma are both in tornado alley and some years one gets more than the other and some years vice versa. That’s the main fact. Ok ok I don’t mind talkin’ a bit of trash to my Oklahoma friends especially for college football. Aye, but I always like Oklahoma folks that I met. We are both in tornado ally and I wanna support my fellow tornado people! Even Houston just got tornadoes 2 weeks ago. Now that one IS more rare because Houston is not in tornado alley.
@@nozrep go comment somewhere else with your long story I was born and raised in Texas lived in Oklahoma went to college and graduated and now I’m back in my hometown Texas sooooooo bye ✌🏼
I grew up in texas and do remember some crazy tornadoes. The one that hit the haliburton plant outside of pampa Texas years ago, people talked of seeing a three foot gap between the bottom of the funnel that was white.
I'm from Odessa. Do you work with the local meteorologists to give them info about the whereabouts of the tornado? It would be interesting chasing storms.
you are my new favourite stormchasers! Just good chat, you know where you are going to get great footage & boy did you do just that. Incredible video thanks & stay safe lads. 🙏❤👍😊
I was 7 miles from this. I was staying in a hotel for work. Started off clear around 4pm I woke up to darkness. Looked out the window it was storming. I grabbed my phone and went to my radar and saw that they issued a tornado warning 7 miles from where I was at.
yep. we also say “bud” sometimes. like, hey bud, can i getta light on my cigarette? or, hey dude, where’s the nearest gas station? or, hey guy, mind if I ask you a question? Just a general way to refer to a person whose name you do not know. Like in español, people call each other friend even if they are not actual friends and in fact may be complete strangers. It’s just a polite reference to someone whose name you do not know.
my goodness where are you from? lol it’s definitely not an uncommon thing at all. Though, not as common as it is up in Lubbock and Amarillo. But certainly not terribly uncommon either.
Appreciate that you use photographic tools to get up close and don't park next to it. ❤ Still, don't you have hail dents on the vehicle? What have you learned about the path of their movement? Thanks, Be safe.
Do you expect them to risk their lives just for you? Caution and being sensible does not equate to being chicken.And didn't I hear also about roads available to get closer?
Wow! My sister lives on the Rankin Highway. Their house is right behind that turquoise house. My nephew was home with his grandmother. He got a video of the tornado. My sister and my niece were at my house in Midland. That was a little too close for comfort!
I have family in that area. Thankfully, they are OK. My grandparents had a farm, and I remember those cotton fields. This has been a terrible spring😮. Be safe out there.
did i hear that correctly? you HOPED that conditions brought forth a tornado between 2 highly populated areas? Congratulations you just spoke the most 8ts all about me words that could possibly be spoken.
Basically yes, it's a little tornado. But we call them dust or dirt devils. We get them all the time. I see maybe on average 4 to 5 a day in this West Texas oilfield .
dirt devils or dust devils are different category than a proper tornado. this one here was an actual tornado. dust devils are wind vortexes that happen on really hot, completely blue bird clear sky days, while tornadoes are always caused by thunderstorm cells and activity. But yes, it is true that they are both types of rotating wind vortexes.
@@nozrep I agree, know and understand the differences. When I made the statement, I was specifically referencing when he Said dust vortex. ( Not sure if those are the actual words, been some days). But yes, I definitely agree with you. Wish I could have grabbed my phone fast enough. But my truck just got rocked by one here on location.
What was the EF on these and were there any injuries? I live about 2 miles away from where it touched down, the winds and hail were scary! I had some 2" hail but no damage, thankfully. Vehicles not garaged on my street got hail damage and some reported broken skylights. Ive seen pics of torn up buildings and overturned mobile homes.
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Have you ever just sat on your horn and tried to get people's attention in nearby homes and farms, to make them aware of what's coming? You can always take the sound out and just put some music in. Try to help others before it gets to them.
5:52; k, that definitely DOES NOT make sense. China Grove is southeast of San Antonio but you guys cited driving down 385 from Seminole and then your other labels cited west of Midkiff south of Midland AFTER you cited China Grove. THAT’S NOT POSSIBLE because your time stamps within only a couple hours of each other AND China Grove is AT LEAST a 4 to 5 hour drive from your other time stamps and location labels. So, what gives?!?! It’s not possible at all UNLESS you guys combined filmings of storms from 2 separate days. I think you guys had the location 100 percent wrong when the China Grove label was flashed on screen unless there’s more than one China Grove in Texas which I do not believe that there is. So, where was that? Crane maybe? Crane’s not too far from Midkiff.
Must be an unofficially defunct "China Grove" southwest of Midland, because it appears on radar, which uses government legally recognized locations and entities. Could be some ghost town from the 1800s still on the books.
ok ummm have you studied the absolute devastation of the early 1990s Las Angeles earthquake or the 1916 earthquake that leveled San Francisco? yah ummm I go ahead and put them in the same category as a tornado. Haven’t experienced an earthquake. Don’t really want to. Have experienced hurricanes first hand. And almost a tornado. Me I’ll take none of them thank you very much😅
yah probably a flare stack. Oil fields are always pumping oil out under pressure. Natural gas is mixed in with the oil. They have to relieve the pressure or the oil pump will blow out. So they have to “flare” the natural gas to relieve the pressure by burning it on the flare stacks. It’s completely regular and normal part of the business that has happened for over a hundred years in oil fields. No worries on pollution because natural gas burns almost totally clean. Although, they have been installing more pipelines recently to handle the natural gas because, it also can be used for many applicable usages by individuals and by industry.
Can someone explain why there is no PUBLIC network of radiological stations in the USA when there is one in Canada? Is this for the convenience of ground testing of plutonium weather drones, or do they simply not want to worry the experimental population? It is necessary to measure gamma AT THE BEGINNING of the supercell formation process - while the drones are ACTIVE. This is the first half hour.
Radar can indicate tornados once the debris gets thrown up, but spotters can actually see them on the ground as they form, can give 10 minutes early warning.
@@harryparsons2750 maybe just take a dosimeter and check what has been checked a hundred and five hundred times BEFORE YOU?) Take my word for it) - there are long-term statistics on the radiology of supercells and they have long been in the OPEN access,
@@beccagee5905 The earliest warning can be given by an observer with a dosimeter) A couple of hours before the “weather cataclysm”, at the very beginning of the formation of a supercell. If measurements show a sharp jump in gamma radiation in this zone...
To explain very briefly, ALL “weather phenomena” that are accompanied by a noticeable increase in the gamma background (and this is exactly what is recorded by radiological stations in Canada and ALL!!! Europe) cannot be recognized as a purely natural phenomenon, because in the nature of the Earth (and especially in its atmosphere) there is radioactivity that is weakly expressed at a trace level, in a few milliroentgens. And in supercells we see hundreds of milliroentgens per hour. Continue? )
I wonder if an F-16 flew above that tornado and dropped a couple of 500 pounders into the center of a slow moving tornado, timed to explode, maybe 100’ and 300’ from the ground, in of course a nonresidential area, if it would have any affect? Worth a try.
Why do you think this thing is common nowadays. Who is the target of it? Jeremiah 23:19 Behold, a whirlwind of the Lord has gone forth in fury- A violent whirlwind! It will fall violently on the head of the wicked. The words of God define 'wicked' as someone who trespasses His Law. Christians are leading the world to reject the Law of Moses. They said they are free from it. What Paul meant free from the Law is you are no longer sinning against it. Romans 3:31 Do we then make void the law through faith? Certainly not! On the contrary, we establish the law. You need to serve God in truth and not through religions. Religions are perverting His words. They are teaching you are no longer under the Law of Moses. It is the lie of the devil. The Law of Moses is the ways and righteousness of the Lord Jesus Christ. It is an everlasting covenant that He made with His people in Israel and Zion. If you reject it, you are not a part of the commonwealth of Israel. He will throw you in Hell for it. Jeremiah 6:19 Hear, O earth! Behold, I will certainly bring calamity on this people- The fruit of their thoughts, because they have not heeded My words nor My law, but rejected it. Prophecy foretold Lord Jesus Christ will destroy the world of Gentiles through natural disasters for sinning against His Law. He will replace it with His Kingdom. The Law of Moses will become the governing Law. Anyone who is against the establishment of His Kingdom and Government will be abolished on earth. The truth is Christian religion is not the church of Lord Jesus Christ. It is the House of Israel and Mount Zion. The name of His people are children of Israel and children of Zion and not Christians. Only those who seek Lord Jesus in truth will be saved. Joel 2:32 And it shall come to pass that whoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved. For in Mount Zion and in Jerusalem there shall be deliverance, as the Lord has said, among the remnant whom the Lord calls. The Spirit and the bride Gabriel, an angel of the Lord Daughter of Zion Mount Zion, Heavenly Jerusalem
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There can be beauty in the natural processes...these things operate independently of man's desires or of his existence... Just as snakes can have a dangerous beauty.. So can the weather phenomenon known by man as tornadoes..an awful fascinating , destructive beauty to be sure...but beauty nonetheless... And...if you think otherwise... why peruse such a channel as this?
The same thing that is beautiful about childbirth. Sure it's also terrifying and excruciatingly painful but there's still nothing else quite as beautiful.
So nice to watch incredible footage and have no screaming or yelling. You guys are great to watch! Thanks for sharing! ❤
There's a volume slider on the lower right-hand part of the video display. For future reference.
Watched this ordeal live streamed last night. Crazy tornado season we are having in Texas this year.
I was born and raised in Lubbock Texas. I was there for the May 11,1970 tornadoes. Weather in Texas is crazy!
Good to finally see an African American in on the storm chasing game. You guys are a good team and easy to listen to. No drama lo keyed and informative. Wish you two could have gotten the Kosse TX tornado May 22, 2024. I was 4 miles away and the winds were so strong it almost blew my roof off my house. I ran to my shop and got video of the powerful wind as it passed. Intense
Thanks! Glad your house was ok
could not imagine chasing in midland and surrounding area. worked out there for 7 years, hated every second. too many heavy equipment haulers, insane drivers, 2 lane highways with traffic stringing along for miles and miles and insta flood roads everywhere. seen too many presumably fatal accidents. thanks for getting this KILLER vid. wild stuff man, yall be careful out there. some of the most dangerous highways for a reason.
Thanks!
Such incredible work, you both are doing amazing getting the terrific footage of these storm producing tornadoes. No hysterical screaming and yelling, makes it a pleasure to watch and listen to your narratives. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks
My son was right there working when it hit! Got some great video till he, and his coworkers ran inside. Was incredible!!!
Hi y’all. I’ve been watching but have yet to come on board. Y’all are great chaser’s and have proven to me you got what it takes. I am so excited to travel with y’all and search the clouds. A place I find myself more often than not. I have lung problems so this is what I do. Surgery up coming. I am ready to live again. Thanks for drawing me in. Be careful and stay safe.
Your health problems do not affect your ability to Subscribe, do they?
Dude, you went thru the town I grew up in. Class 86. I storm spot up in Denton County in the DFW area. Still love my Small Town. Be safe and God Bless. 73s K5TBP.
Was right in the middle of that storm. So much damage in the west end of town. Its a 5 year storm. Thanks for the video
The double tornadoes were a few miles down the road…….I’ve been in this area for 20 years and never had a tornado that close. In the panhandle and east Texas, I almost expect them, being through over 50 up close and personal. This was definitely rare. Just glad the tornadoes hit where they did and didn’t do the damage they could have done. I’m glad I left work 20 minutes early when I started seeing the clouds build up to get home…..knew something bad was coming.
This is about 12 miles from my house, it’s absolutely terrifying being close to one of those monsters…
I was watching that supercell from home with radar, and it was completely wild how that supercell had just stalled and virtually stopped moving. You guys got an amazing time lapse because of that. Luck yall!
Thanks
I've followed you both for a long time! I'm a big fan of your coverage and chases! So happy to have found you two again! Such a photogenic storm, this one!! 😮
Thank you!
Great video. Thank you for not screeching and yelling like a member of the of the Vienna Boys Choir.
Amen to that! 😅👍 Really, those types remind me of bellowing cattle in the stockyards. 😁
Great work as always guys, consistently the best chasers year after year!
Greetings from Pecos Texas Great stuff dudes ya be safe and stay blessed
The immense power of mother nature is incredible and terrifying.. Been in a few nasty storms and flash floods out there in west Tx while working in the oil patch, great footage guys! Stay safe out there!
Congrats! Awesome shots!
That storm over Gardendale did some serious damage to our houses and our vehicles. It was the largest hail I’ve ever seen, I usually am able to get my vehicle under an awning or into the shop. There wasn’t much warning cause it built up so fast. I learned that no matter how bad you want to look outside at the hail, don’t do it. I’ve never seen hail come through the windows in a house until that day.
Sorry you had so much hail damage
Always feel sorry for any farm animals that are outside in caught between fences and can't get away. Lots of sheep farms out there too, in texas. The wool capital.
In this case there was the greatest percentage against there being any livestock out in that area. There is very little livestock in the Odessa and Midland region, although there are some. Sheep are not big in this area. Sheep are seen in other areas where there's something to graze. Around here what we have is dirt and brush and cactus and not much else.
@@amel2784 I grew up in San Angelo. People still raise their own farm animals for food. Dogs and cats are often outside too. But yeah I know what you mean. Texas used to be grasslands before the mesquite bean was brought up from South America, with the transport of cattle. Wells are going dry.
@@TakeTheRide Right. I mentioned the odds of there being livestock right where the tornado stood was greater against than for. I've driven thru San Angelo a few times. It surprises me how much more vegetation there is in SA than Midland/ Odessa area. It's prettier there.
I've seen several pictures of the Midland area in the 1800s just before and during their early days of the cattle ranches and drives. It was barren and sandy even before the cattle industry started. Midland/Odessa and westward, towards Pecos and beyond, is part of the Llano Estacado. It was really bad lands far before the cows were brought in. It was deadly terrain and life was only sustained by the flowing rivers of the Pecos River. Before irrigation and other changes stopped the Pecos River from its natural flow it was at one time a very wide but shallow river. It's interesting to read about the very first cattle drive by Charles Goodnight and his description of the land out here. He saw only one live wild animal, a wolf that he said must have lost its way, during the entire drive thru this area. The only reason the cattle made it was the existence of the river.
My friend's house was struck by lightning. Just wow
Qu: Do the truck drivers get notified via their CB radio's when there's a tornado warning, etc??
I'm constantly seeing trucks & cars driving into the storm. It's crazy!!
Ps. I'm from Australia, so I'm not 100% sure what systems are in plc😊
for sure the truckers trade information on CBs. But also nowadays, everybody has an app on their phone for weather alerts. So, nowadays,
it’s both things. Because certainly, there are still “dead spots” on the roads where there is no cell phone tower transmitting cell phone connectivity. So yes you are right and then also it’s both. My uncle’s a trucker. Also, some areas of rural Texas and far west Texas still do not have any cell phone service, aka the dead zones, or “pockets” as they are also called. So yah in those dead zone pockets, truckers especially, not so much a regular driver, but truckers definitely still have their back up cb radio which can operate off of traditional radiowave signals and doesn’t need cell phone tower or satellite signal for it to work.
just like I am pretty sure that there are probably large swathes of the Australian outback where a trucker down under (😄rhymes) wouldn’t have any cell phone signal so would definitely need a CB radio.
Not sure, but they probably know better than driving into a storm this big
I was there it was crazy
That was so amazing ~ watching start to finish. Still get upset with myself for not following my dreams. Wanted to be a storm chasing meteorologist ~ and also be a certified paramedic in order to help when necessary. Please don’t take this the wrong way ~ I believe that all chasers should be at least an EMT preferably a Paramedic. That so you can access and take emergency measures. We’ll always need chasers but this only applies when you come in contact with damage and necessary search and rescue. You guys are great and I am so impressed with your professionalism.
My man is so high...he's talking slower than the storms that are forming...lol
All ive been wanting to do for years is get baked and watch tornadoes like this. Our man is beast
People in the south talk slower than in the north.
He’s probably on Keto and has no energy lol
Gotta find some relief from all that anxiety and excitement coursing through those veins, heck I got my medical card and would just pick a back road that's not busy and just park and watch 😊
west Texas drawl accent is just slow. Sometimes we sound high when we definitely ain’t and many of us are completely anti-420
So is Texas the new Oklahoma? With all these tornadoes going on 😭
Texas gets more tornadoes than any other state, and it's not even close.
@@ericwatts6291 I lived in Oklahoma for 5 years we had more than Texas
please don’t argue about this, much of Texas and almost all of Oklahoma are both in tornado alley and some years one gets more than the other and some years vice versa. That’s the main fact. Ok ok I don’t mind talkin’ a bit of trash to my Oklahoma friends especially for college football. Aye, but I always like Oklahoma folks that I met. We are both in tornado ally and I wanna support my fellow tornado people! Even Houston just got tornadoes 2 weeks ago. Now that one IS more rare because Houston is not in tornado alley.
@@nozrep go comment somewhere else with your long story I was born and raised in Texas lived in Oklahoma went to college and graduated and now I’m back in my hometown Texas sooooooo bye ✌🏼
It looks like it wasnt even moving. Almost like it stayed in the same spot the whole time.
I grew up in texas and do remember some crazy tornadoes. The one that hit the haliburton plant outside of pampa Texas years ago, people talked of seeing a three foot gap between the bottom of the funnel that was white.
A year ago I was in midland love the sight. You all be safe. Thanks for the video.
Thanks!
@@Stormgasm your welcome
I'm from Odessa. Do you work with the local meteorologists to give them info about the whereabouts of the tornado? It would be interesting chasing storms.
you are my new favourite stormchasers! Just good chat, you know where you are going to get great footage & boy did you do just that. Incredible video thanks & stay safe lads. 🙏❤👍😊
Thank you!
All those people are living In a bubble of stupidity. They just don’t understand safety here
@samyamane4257
Texas Natives are ALWAYS aware of the weather, esp. out West. What y'all are seeing are Californica implants. 😠
Good shit fellas thank you💯
I was 7 miles from this. I was staying in a hotel for work. Started off clear around 4pm I woke up to darkness. Looked out the window it was storming. I grabbed my phone and went to my radar and saw that they issued a tornado warning 7 miles from where I was at.
It formed then just sat in one spot.
I was there , scared the crap out of me
Love the timelapse on that supercell.
Is everyone in Texas named "Dude"?
Yup.
L🙃L !!!!!!!
Shocking! Mr. Wow Dude and Mr. Wow Man both watching the same tornado at the same time.
Another version of ... m a n.
yep. we also say “bud” sometimes. like, hey bud, can i getta light on my cigarette? or, hey dude, where’s the nearest gas station? or, hey guy, mind if I ask you a question? Just a general way to refer to a person whose name you do not know. Like in español, people call each other friend even if they are not actual friends and in fact may be complete strangers. It’s just a polite reference to someone whose name you do not know.
Stunning 🌪
Nature's beauty isn't it something all of nature is beautiful in her glory I just love
Love 💙 you guys. Thanks for your coverage 🙏 😊
Awesome video thanks for sharing the experience enjoy watching y'all's videos.👍
Beautiful video 👍👍
Just like the mountains, beautiful from a safe distance.
Good job, thanks for sharing.
I live in Midland and blessed that we didn’t get hit.
Never would've believed i would ever see the words midland tx tornadoes in my life
my goodness where are you from? lol it’s definitely not an uncommon thing at all. Though, not as common as it is up in Lubbock and Amarillo. But certainly not terribly uncommon either.
Appreciate that you use photographic tools to get up close and don't park next to it. ❤ Still, don't you have hail dents on the vehicle? What have you learned about the path of their movement? Thanks, Be safe.
Thanks!
Thanks so much!
Greetings from Fort Stockton 🤙🏼
my kids and grandkids still live there
Hi daighter
At 22:17......Is that ABSOLUTELY FREAKING GORGEOUS or what???!!!🌪💯
Apparently these guys are afraid to get too close
Do you expect them to risk their lives just for you? Caution and being sensible does not equate to being chicken.And didn't I hear also about roads available to get closer?
i’d be also haha. I relegate it to the category of healthy fear. The same category I apply to for snakes, alcohol, wasps, hornets, and poison ivy😂
This must be the only smart channel around. Why? They caught the tornado, didn’t drive into that hail storm, or get caught up with wild yelling.
Great stuff guys.
Now That’s An Impressive Wall Cloud 🙏🏽❤️
Wow! My sister lives on the Rankin Highway. Their house is right behind that turquoise house. My nephew was home with his grandmother. He got a video of the tornado. My sister and my niece were at my house in Midland. That was a little too close for comfort!
Stay smart and stay quick witted and sta y safe. No small. Acts of God
Good stuff guys
Crazy midland my hometown but I moved to Lubbock
Great job, thank you!
Wish you were closer
I have family in that area. Thankfully, they are OK. My grandparents had a farm, and I remember those cotton fields. This has been a terrible spring😮. Be safe out there.
China Grove? Man, y’all must be really tired, having driven from east of San Antonio all the way up to Midland back-and-forth all day!
Must be a defunct town still officially recognized by the State and Federal Government, because it's on radar database maps.
You guys are nuts.
lol
I em a kid and I was in this I did not look out side but if I did I would have pass out.😢😢😢 Side note this tornado got me in to the wether😅😅😅
You should have picked up a hard hat since that is what my dad did while living there… just in case you needed one
I mean from the side of the road
Simon brewer still chasing good to see you guys.
Prayers for all.
did i hear that correctly? you HOPED that conditions brought forth a tornado between 2 highly populated areas? Congratulations you just spoke the most 8ts all about me words that could possibly be spoken.
Basically yes, it's a little tornado. But we call them dust or dirt devils. We get them all the time. I see maybe on average 4 to 5 a day in this West Texas oilfield .
dirt devils or dust devils are different category than a proper tornado. this one here was an actual tornado. dust devils are wind vortexes that happen on really hot,
completely blue bird clear sky days, while tornadoes are always caused by thunderstorm cells and activity. But yes, it is true that they are both types of rotating wind vortexes.
@@nozrep I agree, know and understand the differences. When I made the statement, I was specifically referencing when he Said dust vortex. ( Not sure if those are the actual words, been some days). But yes, I definitely agree with you. Wish I could have grabbed my phone fast enough. But my truck just got rocked by one here on location.
What was the EF on these and were there any injuries? I live about 2 miles away from where it touched down, the winds and hail were scary! I had some 2" hail but no damage, thankfully. Vehicles not garaged on my street got hail damage and some reported broken skylights. Ive seen pics of torn up buildings and overturned mobile homes.
Bigger tornado rated EF3
No injuries reported
Is West texas no one cares about tornados.
As in the mountains of Oklahoma
I thought this would show the one at the airport in midland
Wow! I followed this storm yesterday
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How long was it on the ground?
Have you ever just sat on your horn and tried to get people's attention in nearby homes and farms, to make them aware of what's coming? You can always take the sound out and just put some music in. Try to help others before it gets to them.
It barely missed me
5:52; k, that definitely DOES NOT make sense. China Grove is southeast of San Antonio but you guys cited driving down 385 from Seminole and then your other labels cited west of Midkiff south of Midland AFTER you cited China Grove. THAT’S NOT POSSIBLE because your time stamps within only a couple hours of each other AND China Grove is AT LEAST a 4 to 5 hour drive from your other time stamps and location labels. So, what gives?!?! It’s not possible at all UNLESS you guys combined filmings of storms from 2 separate days. I think you guys had the location 100 percent wrong when the China Grove label was flashed on screen unless there’s more than one China Grove in Texas which I do not believe that there is. So, where was that? Crane maybe? Crane’s not too far from Midkiff.
Must be an unofficially defunct "China Grove" southwest of Midland, because it appears on radar, which uses government legally recognized locations and entities. Could be some ghost town from the 1800s still on the books.
I lived in and went to school in Texas so I am well aware of tornadoes. I live now in California. I would rather endure an earthquake than a tornado.
ok ummm have you studied the absolute devastation of the early 1990s Las Angeles earthquake or the 1916 earthquake that leveled San Francisco? yah ummm I go ahead and put them in the same category as a tornado. Haven’t experienced an earthquake. Don’t really want to. Have experienced hurricanes first hand. And almost a tornado. Me I’ll
take none of them thank you very much😅
these guys sound like the same guy talking to Itself...
No, they didn't. Two VERY distinct voices: one, a tenor, the other a flat-out bass.
What is the fire over to the right 15:50
Did you get s answer about
the fire?
Looks like a flare stack or possibly even a tank battery fire from getting struck by lightning.
yah probably a flare stack. Oil fields are always pumping oil out under pressure. Natural gas is mixed in with the oil. They have to relieve the pressure or the oil pump will blow out. So they have to “flare” the natural gas to relieve the pressure by burning it on the flare stacks. It’s completely regular and normal part of the business that has happened for over a hundred years in oil fields. No worries on pollution because natural gas burns almost totally clean. Although, they have been installing more pipelines recently to handle the natural gas because, it also can be used for many applicable usages by individuals and by industry.
Did anyone else see the face in the clouds?
Can someone explain why there is no PUBLIC network of radiological stations in the USA when there is one in Canada?
Is this for the convenience of ground testing of plutonium weather drones, or do they simply not want to worry the experimental population?
It is necessary to measure gamma AT THE BEGINNING of the supercell formation process - while the drones are ACTIVE. This is the first half hour.
What in the crazy are you talking about
Radar can indicate tornados once the debris gets thrown up, but spotters can actually see them on the ground as they form, can give 10 minutes early warning.
@@harryparsons2750 maybe just take a dosimeter and check what has been checked a hundred and five hundred times BEFORE YOU?) Take my word for it) - there are long-term statistics on the radiology of supercells and they have long been in the OPEN access,
@@beccagee5905 The earliest warning can be given by an observer with a dosimeter) A couple of hours before the “weather cataclysm”, at the very beginning of the formation of a supercell. If measurements show a sharp jump in gamma radiation in this zone...
Today on June 1 2024 : there is larger storm happening at 9:12 a.m. ?????????
To explain very briefly, ALL “weather phenomena” that are accompanied by a noticeable increase in the gamma background (and this is exactly what is recorded by radiological stations in Canada and ALL!!! Europe) cannot be recognized as a purely natural phenomenon, because in the nature of the Earth (and especially in its atmosphere) there is radioactivity that is weakly expressed at a trace level, in a few milliroentgens. And in supercells we see hundreds of milliroentgens per hour. Continue? )
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Hahaha they are driving into the storm. Bruh those people do not give a fk. They are busy!!😆😆
I wonder if an F-16 flew above that tornado and dropped a couple of 500 pounders into the center of a slow moving tornado, timed to explode, maybe 100’ and 300’ from the ground, in of course a nonresidential area, if it would have any affect? Worth a try.
I guess it petered out too soon for you. You want to give it more energy?
@@wesleyashley99 No. it would blow up the destructive tornado and stop the spin.
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Baloney, tornadoes don't happen around Midland Odessa area
1973 a tornado hit Odessa
you ain’t never lived there dude. and i have. if that’s what you believe you ain’t never lived there. ur full of crap bro.
Get closer
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Oh shit go pros lol
Why do you think this thing is common nowadays. Who is the target of it?
Jeremiah 23:19
Behold, a whirlwind of the Lord has gone forth in fury- A violent whirlwind! It will fall violently on the head of the wicked.
The words of God define 'wicked' as someone who trespasses His Law. Christians are leading the world to reject the Law of Moses. They said they are free from it. What Paul meant free from the Law is you are no longer sinning against it.
Romans 3:31
Do we then make void the law through faith? Certainly not! On the contrary, we establish the law.
You need to serve God in truth and not through religions. Religions are perverting His words. They are teaching you are no longer under the Law of Moses. It is the lie of the devil. The Law of Moses is the ways and righteousness of the Lord Jesus Christ. It is an everlasting covenant that He made with His people in Israel and Zion. If you reject it, you are not a part of the commonwealth of Israel. He will throw you in Hell for it.
Jeremiah 6:19
Hear, O earth! Behold, I will certainly bring calamity on this people- The fruit of their thoughts, because they have not heeded My words nor My law, but rejected it.
Prophecy foretold Lord Jesus Christ will destroy the world of Gentiles through natural disasters for sinning against His Law. He will replace it with His Kingdom. The Law of Moses will become the governing Law. Anyone who is against the establishment of His Kingdom and Government will be abolished on earth.
The truth is Christian religion is not the church of Lord Jesus Christ. It is the House of Israel and Mount Zion. The name of His people are children of Israel and children of Zion and not Christians. Only those who seek Lord Jesus in truth will be saved.
Joel 2:32
And it shall come to pass that whoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved. For in Mount Zion and in Jerusalem there shall be deliverance, as the Lord has said, among the remnant whom the Lord calls.
The Spirit and the bride
Gabriel, an angel of the Lord
Daughter of Zion
Mount Zion, Heavenly Jerusalem
What’s your partners’s name. He’s calm like you. ❤️ what’s your first name. I like to talk to y’all personally. Makes it more serious and important.
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Convertei-vos, convertei-vos, buscai o SENHOR DIOS, e as suas justiça.
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Exactly what do you think is beautiful about a destructive tornado? You should be ashamed of yourself for saying such things.
There can be beauty in the natural processes...these things operate independently of man's desires or of his existence... Just as snakes can have a dangerous beauty.. So can the weather phenomenon known by man as tornadoes..an awful fascinating , destructive beauty to be sure...but beauty nonetheless... And...if you think otherwise... why peruse such a channel as this?
Storm chasers save lives, and often the first responders at the scene. Zero storm chasers enjoy when the hit in a populated area.
The same thing that is beautiful about childbirth. Sure it's also terrifying and excruciatingly painful but there's still nothing else quite as beautiful.
I’m just admazed by the power and activity of them , pretty hell no it’s like a Terroist, don’t care who it kills 😢