5-7-2024 Barnsdall, OK-Extrodinary tornado damage, first light drone.mp4
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Tornado damage in Barnsdall, OK after a violent tornado destroyed the east side of town. Homes wiped out, cars tossed, drone.
I'm usually not one for aftermath footage, but having watched this on radar with tears in my eyes there's a personal connection. Definitely donating what few dollars I can to Ryan Hall's Y'all Squad.
I had tears in my eyes watching Ryan Hall’s coverage, as well. We went through this here in Ohio back in 2019. Some areas are still not back to normal. Praying for these folks. ❤🙏🏼
@@NwolcehttrA I'm here in Dayton. Keeping an eye to the sky today. We're under the danger avocado.
I wasn’t watching Ryan, but I watched the storm chaser Brandon Copic help the town right after it got hit.
@@JA-jh7ip Yeah, I was bouncing back and forth between feeds.
I’m finding I like watching you tube weather people more than regular media stations…
It was hard to comprehend when Copic said the east side of town was gone until you see this.
Unreal.
Tornados can kill! Jesus saves sinners! God bless you
@@gregsimmons694piss off
@@gregsimmons694 God caused the tornado
@@bodombeastmode Correction: CREATED, not caused. Man caused it.
@@-108- how did man cause a tornado? Lmao
OKC here. Seeing this footage makes me wonder how in the world only one person lost their life in this tornado. Wow.
Thought I heard 2 fatalities
no kiddin
The NWS and the storm chasers working with them did an excellent job of getting it warned and confirmed early and even upgrading it to a tornado emergency before it hit. Thank God for them
A little insensitive but then again I kinda get what you saying. A life lost is a life lost. Condolences to the affected family of the person who lost their life.
I just found out that my aunt lost her home in this, but she and my uncle went to the cellar before it passed over, and are safe. I imagine the other person either didn't have the option, or maybe they had some other impairment(s) that made it difficult to seek shelter in time. Even without additional deaths, the destruction alone is enough to warrant calling this a disaster
I fly pipeline patrols for a living. I was in Ardmore, OK when all those tornadoes went through last week. I flew over Marietta, Ardmore, and Sulpher, OK after the tornadoes a week ago and it was really bad. It was especially devastating in Sulphur. This looks worse.
Barnsdall is one of our major pipeline hubs. There were no doubt a lot of hard working pipeline employees and their families that are affected by this.
...and a lot more who have nothing to do with any pipelines. What's your point?
@@-108- The operators that work for the pipeline companies are those that I interact with regularly. So even though I’m definitely concerned for everyone, it hits pretty close to home because I know several of them.
The team was on the ground in Barnsdall this morning conducting damage assessments. I found out that fortunately none of them in particular were hurt, but the area is really, really bad. It’s gut wrenching for the community.
It's always difficult to watch these first light videos, trying to get a sense of the scale of the night tornado that caused such destruction.
I hope these people can get the assistance that they need.
Americans don’t get assistance from their government, LOL. The government rather send money to those Nazis in Ukraine.
Tornados can kill! Jesus saves sinners! God bless you!
Tornados can kill!..Jesus saves sinners! God bless you!
Tell ol jebus to stop the tornado. That'd be more helpful.
absolutely heartbreaking to see and hear about all this destruction. my heart breaks for the family of the one fatality so far, praying for you all❤️
I was so hoping that would be zero! 😢
Tornados can kill! Jesus saves sinners! God bless you!
Maybe you should be praying for your Almighty God to eliminate tornadoes. Yeah let us know if he listens.
@@KAT-dg6el found the internet “know it all” 🫵☠️
Prayers for the families involved 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
God bless you! Jesus saves sinners
Praying to the God that did this seems insane.
I was watching this tornado live, as it was happening last night. Just awful !
I know. Hard to look at the map and know it was grinding up peoples' lives right then.
@@roberthoffhines5419 Roger that. It's the most helpless feeling there is.
Tornados can kill! Jesus saves sinners! God bless you
brandon copics feed was a trip. Huge kudos to him, for forgetting we exist to aid people with medical help. good dude for sure
@@gregsimmons694 Thank you Jesus and god for sending this tornado! Praise be!
This makes my heart break 😢
Prayers for everyone affected 🙏🌹
God bless you! Jesus saves sinners!
unbelievable - brandon c. rolled up on this mess just after it happened...
Tornados can kill! Jesus saves sinners! God bless you!
@@gregsimmons694 gross
@@justintte5338 Wages of sin is death! You are a sinner. Jesus saves sinners like YOU and I! Wake up and use that brain God gave you!
@@gregsimmons694 This aint the place for spreading your belief system....people died.
@@gregsimmons694keep your magic man delusions to yourself.
So devastating 😢
Tornados can kill! Jesus saves sinners! God bless you!
Amazing how much better this video is compared to anything the main stream media can put out.
God bless these folks and their recovery!
FYI: The god that the USA follows..."one nation under God".....was/is the god of storms and war....Yahweh....the Judeo-Christian god. Makes sense since the US war machine is the most powerful in the world and the USA has tornado alley and hurricanes and blizzards. It is also the same god of Deuteronomy 7:1-2. The god that commanded the Jews to slaughter millions.
Prayers for all of you. My heart is broken for you.
Got to be one of the most powerful this year. Looks EF4
Seeing this is so surreal. My grandpa was born in Bransdall and I spent a lot of time there growing up. I have cousins that live a few miles away. Thank God they’re fine.
Praying 🙏 for all impacted. Minimal damage here, so devastating.
Prayers 🙏🙏🙏
Ummmm....
@@stevefisher2553At a loss for words??🤔
@mysticalmargaret6105 yes, sooooooo, a gawd FLATTENS a whole town and you pray to him.....
@@stevefisher2553 I notice you only respond to comments if they mention God and have nothing to say about the devastation of this tornado. If you don't believe in God then why do you care if someone does??? When I read comments about something I don't believe in I just go on. Maybe you get brownie points for these comments or maybe you just need some attention. Bless your heart honey, you're so pitiful. Feel better now?
@@a.b.2458 because they VOTE
Prayers for all
Prayers from Holdenville.
This is so heartbreaking.
These poor people.
This is heartbreaking.
I stayed on this until 12:47 last night. I have a Facebook weather group and care about my Okies. When I seen this as it passed Cleveland I thought of Woolaroc so I kept on it. Then when I heard Barnsdall I just sank knowing it’s such a small town and not many were prepared. Many prayers going out from Bixby, OK 🙏🏻
absolutely horrific. My heart goes out to everyone there.
I was in Bartlesville and the town was hit. I saw the thing in person it was huge and sounded like a jet airplane
.....nobody saw this tornado. it happened way after dark, and was rain wrapped..... the extreme people will go for attention, is DISGUSTING.....
Glad you're okay.
Looks like classic EF-3 - EF-4 damage, sadly. This thing was wider than the town itself
Tornados can kill! Jesus saves sinners! God bless you
No way its not EF4
@@maxwellhatkow6209 Mostly EF3. Could have touched EF4 depending on how well build the some to the totally demolished structures were, but mostly if not entirely EF3
@@maxwellhatkow6209 Well we don't know yet until they assess the damages. But just from the video alone, its in that range somewhere most likely
On Rare Breed's video, the guy that was filming the storm in the next town long from here, stated this tornado was reported as an EF4
That was an absolute monster
Prayers for Barnsdall.
So sorry. 🙏
Good morning everyone from Oklahoma. My prayers go out to everyone affected by the storms last evening into the early morning. I am in Choctaw Oklahoma which was in the tornado path but do not know if it hit the town I am a few miles from town and have no electricity. 🙏❤️🙋♀️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️
Power lines are down at NE 23rd and Indian Meridian.
Tahlequah here. Didn’t get anything close to this.
I’m just so heartbroken and sad for those who lost everything. This is so hard to look at and I can’t, or won’t, begin to know what it’s like to find what’s left of your home and possessions in this rubble. May you all find comfort, support and peace.
Terrible. I am so sorry for them.
Prayers needed for my fellow okies brothers and sisters in barnsdall and other places that got hit by tornadoes yesterday and last night
Prayers for those effected. I live just east of Tulsa and was up watching these storms qs they tore through Oklahoma. We've had way too many lately in our beautiful state.🙏
Prayer 🙏 from India 🇮🇳
So horrific 😢
Sad to see this level of destructions from the tornado. I would only see town destructions like this in a Godzilla movie but to see it in real life, you feel so sad for the Barnsdall residents.
Everything you have and own just gone in an instant. Tornado forms very fast and without much warning causing destructions in a few seconds and then disappear into nothingness.
I think 2024 so far have been the worse for Tornado season hitting Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma too much. Praying that everyone is safe and sound.
Heartrending and chilling footage. Thanks for being there for all of us.
A lot of people including myself were watching this develop on radar, hoping the storms to the west would swallow the convection up. Sad to have seen this live last night. Now seeing some videos, this was a nasty one.
My heart absolutely aches and aches for these folks! It’s so devastating! 😢
No sound made it more sad
so sad and hard to imagine what all these people are experiencing 🙏🏼
They just keep getting pounded and pounded!!!! These tornados are ruthless!!!
I can’t begin to imagine what torment the owners of these destroyed homes are going through. This is so brutal! Where do they go, now? Did anyone get wounded? Did anyone lose a family member? Has someone’s pet been lost or badly hurt? Does their car still run? It is trauma beyond description. God, help them, please!!!😊
OMG. Last night one of the storm chasers said that the tornado he was chasing was 1-1/2 miles wide. I see that that was fairly accurate.
Pretty solid EF3 indicated damage.
Looks like it my friend! Tornados can kill! Jesus saves sinners! God bless you
One of the homes was completely taken. Likely not a brick home, but it wasn't a trailer house either. Seems to indicate EF4 at least at some point.
with several slabs wiped clean, it very well could have hit 4. but we will see with time im sure
Agreed. I didn't see a lot to indicated EF4 but maybe there was a structure or two in there somewhere? I'm really glad yesterday wasnt worse
I'd say more then that when u start seeing foundation ripped up and trees stuck threw concrete and the 200 mph + winds recorded at the airport I'd say easy ef4 maybe ef5 look at the Moore ef 5 pic it's comparable.
Wow. Devastation. Sorry to all those affected, wishing for a thorough and safe recovery.
Sending prayers 🙏
Tears for you guys. Looks like some swept slabs. Rating will depend on the quality of the (former) construction. But those denuded big trees are always a bad sign of mid to high range twister.
This was no mid range twister. F4 minimum imo.
@@mysticalmargaret6105F4 is no mid range. So sad for the town. In the east side of Oklahoma. It just had wind rain thunder. Lightening here. So blessed.
EF4* F scale is no longer used
preliminary rating of EF4
To live in tornado alley - lose everything you own in the blink of an eye.
So why keep living there!?
@@jygg2924 yeah - scary
Not to mention, this is the second time in about a month that Barnsdall has been hit. Get OUT!
Much as I love the Mississippi Valley in Iowa, I'm too scared to buy real estate there. Thus, I remain in the hot, baren Arizona desert, and keep my house and everything in it.
@@jygg2924Why live in Florida? They're constantly hit with hurricanes. Why live in the Dakota's? They're always hit with lots of snow.
See how dumb that sounds.
I’m so confused. How do all these people survive? I’m sure some of the people were still in those houses. I’m in Alabama and researching a storm shelter to build.
Prayers for all.
Looked big n strong on radar
Prayers to these folks
The losses over the past week in the Midwest for these people..... I live in N CA . From 2017-2021 we had HUGE fires that destroyed whole communities.
The pics are one thing, when you live loss of life, communities, friendships, family networks, memories in a home, schools; more is lost than just houses. It's horrible.
The PTSD will be rampant. People need help.
I also sent to Ryan Hall y'all's charity. He gets it, his team knows what is needed on the ground right away.
It takes years to process and "recover."
Living in Tornado Alley and you always see either home destroyed or completely missing from the property, rarely do you see a basement entrance or storm shelter entrance. I noticed this when Moore got removed. Housing pads completely cleaned of the house but no basement.
I’d love to have a basement. Sadly my bedrock is 3 ft down. Not much space for one.
Yeah unfortunately in most places they can't do basement or underground living due to the ground underneath them 😞 it's either too hard or too unstable in a lot of places that really need it, and then the places that can have them for some reason weren't all built with them. It's a weird thing. Like how in MN where it's cold AF half of every year, it's a luxury to have a fireplace at all (let alone a working one) yet in Texas where it's far more rare to get cold as often and longterm, it seems to be a default expectation to have at least one if not more working fireplaces. If there isn't a way to build underground for the home itself I hope more and more places are able to get reliable storm shelters either above ground like Ryan has or below ground, and hopefully they can be shared among many people by being big enough to help multiple families. If it's not already required by code for the city or someone to provide viable shelter or to help fund the building of storm shelters within each town then it really should be in those areas. It's way too dangerous not to do that... But I don't live there so I don't know all of the info I guess
Some places can’t have basements.
I hope everyone is ok. 🙏🏻
I just pray that everyone is ok
Same here. Prayers.
God bless this town, the people and their animals
God be with you all. 🙏
You are in my prayers! This is devastating!
😢 So sad. That had to be absolutely horrifying to go through!! 🙏🙏🙏's for all.
Unbelievable
That is pretty awful. 😢 Watching that tornado signature on radar was intense. Now I know why.
Prayers 😢
If there is any way, please consider the underground home options when rebuilding, this is just to much.
I was thinking the same thing.👍
Oklahoma's clay rich soil expands and puts pressure on basement walls leading to failure. The water table is high, which presents other issues. It is very expensive to overcome these problems. That's why there are so few homes with basements in Oklahoma.
The clay soil is a big NOPE on underground homes, BUT...maybe bermed homes? Blown, stabilized concrete walls, then bermed... might be a good alternative.
You build dome shaped homes that withstand extremely high winds .They are also cheaper to build.
In Oklahoma that’s very seldom possible. Our bedrock is very shallow. No room for a basement. Shelters are our best bet. Starting planning today!
absolutely devastating prayers for all
Poor people. We went through the same thing. F4. 1992. Stay strong😊
Shocking. here in Australia we have construction regulations in the tropics that are cyclone standard design and materials. I know the tracks of these things are not predictable and a lot more concentrated in the intense, but construction designs when rebuilding might save some lives and treasure.
The power is incredible...hard to fathom. Storm shelters need to be built/provided in all areas where the risks are high. Whether in new construction or existing homes, schools, businesses.
There are no words, Beyond Sad
You own nothing and you be happy
. I hope someone rescued that puppy dog at 45-54 seconds in the video! I bet it’s so scared and confused. What complete Devastation!! I watched Ryan Halls radar report as this occurred and that was heart wrenching. My heart and prayers go out for everyone and everything in its path.
I don't see a dog
Thankfully the NWS and the storm chasers working with them did a good job of getting it warned and confirmed early and even upgraded it to a tornado emergency before it hit town. These people saved lives last night for sure, thank God for them.
Prayers for all! My daughter-in-law and two of my grand babies live in Bartlesville, OK. They are safe Praise YAH!💜🙏🙋🏻♀️NWGA
I saw a bare slabbed foundation of a home...I'm gonna say this was an EF4
I was gonna say the same thing
Same. Waaay too much damage for just an F3.
EF4 170 mph winds
i bet if the wind speeds were faster, this would be the first EF5 in 11 years.
There were 6 slabs I spotted, truly terrible.
This is so unreal!!! Prayers
Tornadoes are as unpredictable as Earthquakes..But when they appear they show the power of nature. It's the price people pay to live close to them.
But the beauty of this area is so worth it. This is truly Gods country.
@@Greenacres1958 I'm not saying it's bad.. It's just the tradeoffs we make. Why we had a concrete storm shelter. Stocked with water, food and medical treatment. As you never know when these things show up. There not that hard to build..
Wow. I live in Bartlesville and that was a crazy night.
We haven't seen "debris rowing" from a tornado in a while.....this is horrible and difficult to watch, honestly.
Amazing at the fifty second mark the house is destroyed, yet there is a picture hanging on the wall. And its not even crooked.
So 😔 sad...how fast can these people recover?
It’ll take multiple years if they don’t give up and move away. Mentally I doubt many do. It’s devastating
Disgusting wind.
Thanks ill be using this for broadcast purposes only. 😊
Many blessing to all who were touched by this tornado. God sees. ❤
XLord please send help from every direction to help these poor people. It grieves me to see this. 💔🙏
Is saw the thing on radar briefly last night. It looked like it was about three miles wide or there were multiple tornadoes in the one, but I couldn't be sure. I thought I was seeing things. It took up a very wide area.
Sangat menakutkan sekali melihat rumah hancur berantakan di terjang tornado.
"If even _one_ well-constructed single-family dwelling is reduced to a pile of rubble on the foundation, then the tornado is classified as EF4." I saw at _least_ two homes reduced to rubble on their foundations. I have no reason to believe that that these homes were not "well constructed". I believe the tornado was an EF4.
"If even _one_ well-constructed single-family dwelling, has lost all or most outer walls and roof, but the inner walls are still extant (me: more or less), then the tornado is classified as EF3." I saw a LOT of EF3 damage to boot.
Also extensive bark stripping and main trunks of large trees snapped.
Wow. I pray that there are no casualties. 😢
last house sweep clean? omg.
That may or may not be significant. If the house was not properly anchored to the foundation, and/or not constructed according to code, then it may not be a big deal.🤔I just hope that everyone who may have taken shelter in that house survived without life-altering injuries.🙏
Could be high end EF3 or an EF4. I don't see something that warrants an F5 here yet. But we don't have accese to the building codes so it's hard to say.
We'll if its build to the code it can be ef5 it needs one DI to be rated ef5 ore ef4
Scary how garentied u will be hit is 50/50 on the great plains. You build your life on a plot of land and -- count yourself lucky with each passing front u are spared.
Also just thinking every time the forecasters forcast a risk out look and 100 % of the time someone somewhere is going to loose a home even in a slight risk*.
Also to note how many storm chasers were thinking it was going to be kinda a bust yesterday late afternoon and then ---- boom huge wedge destroys half a moderate size town-- quite scary .
Absolutely terrifying
Another Monster tornado Absolutely Devastating.... Heartbreaking In my thoughts and Prayers for All 🙏🙏🙏Living here in Oklahoma Tornado Alley
is Devastating and not knowing which areas are going to be effected
This was a Monster Tornado. 1.5 miles wide. Unbelievable. Praying for the victim's. 🙏🙏
Big strong tornadoe that developed just north east of Cleveland tracked all the way to Bartlesville taking Barnsdall out on its way
Well this is kind of normal when you have a small town with a population of only a thousand.
We saw that with the Mayfield Kentucky tornado when storm roared thru Dawson springs.
Maybe there needs to be somehow a new building program and only build underground somehow in these areas in tornado alley……This is horrible !!! Prayers to All the people there…..❤️🌅🙏🏼
I always wondered if they should build these houses out of concrete instead of wood and bricks. In the philippines they have concrete houses because of hurricanes. Or have houses that are round instead of squares and flat sides. Just a thought. :)
Prayers for All
I was watching TWC as this was happening, this is tragic.
All that devastation and but at 0:52 Old Glory is still upright and almost looks like the whole stand untouched.
Was watching this love on a channel, we knew it was going to be bad, so sad to see. And the second time in pretty much a month this town has been hut by a tornado. First one being a EF-1. sending prayers and love. All my Dad's side is in the Tahlequah area, Grandpa being feom that area. So Oklahoman'a are my people.
And the puppy dog at 45-52 second timestamp 😢