Tornado destroys farmsteads near Clarkson, Nebraska
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- June 15,2024
Multiple strong tornadoes impacted farmland near Newman Grove all the way to Clarkson Nebraska causing major damage. Here is video of our close range intercepts of 3 tornadoes this day.
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The motion on that drill bit is insane
Hey Freddy. You're one of my favorite chasers.
FREDDY!!
Amazeing footage. I do feel so sorry for any people or animals affected at those farms. Prayers for them.
Thankfully looks like only barns
I appreciate these tornado vids that at least acknowledge people’s farmstead losses-other vids this spring tend to downplay barn damage or roofs blown off
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Absolutely! Gotta shine the light on EVERYONE that gets impacted. Its not always the city people.
@@StormChaserJordanHallThis video had me sitting at the edge of my seat! Scary scary!!😱🌪
Prayers for All Who Received Damage and/or Loss😢 ❤ Amazing Footage
Oh no poor families hate it when these beautiful things destroy homes & lives. Well documented stay safe. ❤🙏
SO , SO , SAD to see families lives completely rooted in seconds. SO TRAGIC.
Once again Jordan, you're top of things bud. Destruction aside,great footage.
drone footage at the end was perfect ending!
Wow! Incredible footage!! 🙌🙌
Beautiful footage. Great job. No yelling and screaming either. Nice
Anyone thinking tornados are cool has never been hit by one.
isn't that the truth. I been hit by a few and not a good feeling and how dangerous they are.
Experience changes perspective. Tornadoes are insanely interesting, sometimes majestic, always spooky, often mind-boggling in what they do, but I'd never call one "cool" even if the vid showing it is. I've been in 4 so far, and luckily just barely so most of the time but the last one did have me quite worried about the building I was in holding up and all the trees around it waiting to crush me...
Excited to see your footage! 🌪️
Dude in the pickup truck at the end 😂
Gotta get to the nado I just gotta get there.
That was the guys from LSM
That was me lol ... The mud was black looking so I thought it was harder than it was. All good I got straight and out.
hope the barn animals are at least ok if any were there, eventhough the tornadoes were a sight to behold.
Niente di cui meravigliarsi: si sapeva da tempo che sarebbero capitati numerosi eventi estremi un po' in tutto il mondo.
Amazing totally amazing!!!
Thank you very much...
Praying for everyone.
That dude in the truck is ballin LOL
@9:48 holy smokes the motion on that thing....
Prayers up for every body affected.
Damn that truck slid right at the end 😅
Amazing video
Thank you!!
Wow!
Around 50 seconds he says to shoot it. Now I know he means photographically but it appears the tornado heard him and said, you gonna shoot me?’ Take that 😮
Stephen: "Keep Going!....Keep Going!!!
Me: "F-You Stephen!!!"
Be safe
I love it when photogenic tornadoes do their tornado things over just uninhabited farmland and no one gets hurt and nothing is destroyed. And when the view never gets obstructed, that's just perfect. And i love the smaller, fast rotating ropey tornadoes that almost stay stationary with the sun behind the camera, illuminating the scene. Also, no screaming, no drama. Just a perfect view and the sound of the wind.
Turn off your wipers when it’s not raining… 👍🏻
9:16
"Are you mad?"
"I'll be mad later. Right now I'm trying hard not to kill us."
Were the cats and dogs in the storm shelters?
On the radar looks like the same storm is heading towards me in Illinois 😳
Very different storm but same system!
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(@9:20) as he made the turn, did you see, the second tornado, on the ground? They didn't
Where
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Can I join please 🙏🙏🙏🙏
😅 hundreds of tornadoes and floods
Don't worry there are hundreds of tornadoes sludge coming to us tropical storms hurricanes and Cyclones earthquakes in volcano eruptions and thunderstorms in snow blizzards RPS 111
'food supply'
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Why didn't they stop see if anybody was hurt
Are you saying they didn't, because they didn't include it in the video?
Might as well say they didn't eat breakfast, while you're at it
What a horrible and selfish comment, Chad!
Despite what you and many others believe, I can tell you from experience that storm spotters are almost ALWAYS the first on the scene after such an horrendous event. In fact, it can take almost half an hour (and sometimes even longer) for EMS crews to finally arrive due to massive debris, powerlines, overturned vehicles, collapsed bridges, etc. in the roadway that make it virtually impossible to arrive sooner.
Most storm spotters do not choose to record footage of a disaster scene, as the carnage is usually extremely graphic and stomach churning, and unsuitable for viewing by the general public. (Plus why would anyone, including you, want to see anything that disgusting?)
Therefore please be more respectful in the future before posting such a statement! Storm spotters, as well as the actual victims of horrendous tragedies and carnage, deserve their privacy so they can grieve and process what just happened to them. And with all due respect, that time period is ABSOLUTELY no one's business!
@@intraterrestrial5035-- I agree with you 100%. It is pretty sad that anyone could post a comment like that. A simple proofread would have prevented him from sharing something so incredibly ridiculous!
Another one of those tiny 'sneeze, ya missed it" farm towns dotting Nebraska. Biggest near city is Omaha, miles and miles to the southeast. If you ain't smart enough to have a storm shelter , you SOL
Those "tiny 'sneeze, ya missed it' farm towns" are putting food on your table, leather around your waist, shoes on your feet and clothes on your back.
Therefore I'd treat those who live in them with more respect and consideration -- especially since those farmers are DEFINITELY more than "smart enough" to design and "have a storm shelter".
After all, once a "from one of those "tiny... farm town" farmer reads your ignorant comment, it will be pretty obvious that you don't have a single clue how to provide ANY of those things for yourself -- ESPECIALLY a storm shelter!
Oh, and it is even more interesting that the poor grammar and illiterate language is actually being willingly shared not by a "tiny... farm town farmer" but instead by a [most likely] cowardly college graduate.
Wow. It's quite obvious now who TRULY appears to be "tiny" ('at least in mind, wisdom and thought)....
My family roots are from one of those towns. Sadly with the advent of better transportation and large corporations owning much of the land now, a lot of those towns are disappearing.
you heading directly for that tornado that was coming down in front of you always going forward was dumb. but you should be more wise to this. please hold off if something is going to take place just meters in front of you.
Who are you to tell him what to do
@@intraterrestrial5035 someone who cares
@@intraterrestrial5035-- Our thoughts EXACTLY!
Jordan Hall is very well known and respected in the meteorology community, and therefore EXTREMELY qualified to ma⅞ke excellent and professional decisions. It is therefore HIGHLY recommended that he remain silent in the future so he can learn from the REAL experts!
"Someone who cares" would quickly recognize when he or she was obviously outranked, and would remain silent in order to possibly learn something that could potentially save his or her own life one day!
But then again, using the name of an extremely bitter fruit to describe himself pretty much says it all!
Seriously? So this redneck amateur storm chaser with his CB radio, Walmart cell phone and $25 tablet he found at either Goodwill or a pawn shop clearly believes that he is to be held at a MUCH higher level than the PROFESSIONAL, well respected meteorologist that he just insulted?
Sure gives an entirely new definition to the term "self-entitled", doesn't it??
A good visualization of what Biden is doing to America.
No this is Trumpy and his climate conspirators!
It makes absolutely no sense whatsoever to include childish politics and senseless juvenile banter to this discussion. Period.
Show some maturity and respect. Homes, the personal possessions of families, and most likely innocent and once breathing living creatures, were lost during these catastrophic weather events.
Feel free to share your sensationalistic, pedantic and redundant immature hyperbole on other more appropriate RUclips and/or social media channels. It is definitely NOT welcome here -- regardless of your political party affiliation and/or beliefs!
@@happyevans9370 They can't show what they don't have, which is why I avoid such people.
Rather the tornados hit the cities and not the farm animals.
There went the Collard's brand new hay barn...
That will have a long-lasting hurt for them. There's not a lot of money in small agriculture and a lot of what you have is uninsured due to costs.