TORNADOES OF 2020 - Is it over yet?
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2021
- Best tornado, lightning and severe storm footage from 2020 in a tour of Tornado Alley's highs and lows from March through July. 1075 confirmed tornadoes have been tallied in the US in 2020 including the third widest tornado ever recorded.
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FEATURED TORNADO EVENTS:
APRIL 12 Soso Mississippi EF4
On Easter Sunday a large, extremely dangerous, long tracking tornado was underway in Mississippi. Doppler radar revealed an impressive supercell, well defined hook echo and distinct lofted debris signature. But up close, vague walls of gray, shrouding rain curtains and a veil of tall trees obscured a hell on Earth. Prior to striking Soso Mississippi, the tornado grew to 2.25 miles wide. The THIRD widest tornado ever documented. Along a 68 mile damage path, it debarked and leveled entire forests. Cars and trucks were thrown hundreds of yards, mangled beyond recognition. Many homes and businesses were destroyed, some completely leveled and swept away
including some well built brick and concrete structures. With estimated wind speeds up to 190 mph (310 km/h) this tornado earned an EF4 rating. Following closely behind, another large EF3 tornado trained close to the previous tornado's track.
APRIL 19 Southwest of Hattiesburg MS
Seven Days later, another significant tornado risk targeted Mississippi. Chasing over the previous week’s damage paths compounded the danger as trees were still weakened and downed. An intensifying high precipitation storm brought darkness early along with a barrage of powerful positive ground flashes. Not only do positive ground flashes look different from typical negative ground flashes, they often sound different. The thunder from these mega-bolts hits you like the shock wave of an explosion. Deeply embedded in rain, an unseeable mile wide tornado cruised 54 miles across the state at a ground speed of 55mph.
At its peak intensity, The EF4 demolished two well constructed homes, leaving clean slabs in its wake.
APRIL 22, Madill Oklahoma
A low precipitation supercell approaching Madill Oklahoma setting the stage for a highly visible tornado. Right out the gate, it earned EF2 status, snapping power poles and flinging trees as it passed just south of town. A large section of a warehouse was demolished and under a rainbow, mobile homes were completely destroyed.
MAY Low Tornado Activity
April was an active month for tornado activity in the US. Usually May is the peak month, however in strong contrast to 2019, May 2020 had extremely low tornado activity. Forecastable chase-able storms mostly organized into linear modes. Though often ominous and photogenic, Lines or squalls are much less efficient at producing violent tornadoes.
JUNE Low Tornado Activity
June followed May's suit with lower than average forecastable & chase-able tornado activity.
JULY High Tornado Activity
After most of us had thrown in the towel, July surprised storm chasers with higher than average tornado activity in the Northern Plains. On July 8th, and incredibly photogenic EF4 tornado touched down near Ashby Minnesota. A high base storm allowed the sun to light the tornado and a vibrant rainbow often accompanied the bright white tornado depending on the perspective. Storm Chaser Melonie Metz was kind enough to license her amazing footage for this video.
2020 Climate
2020 had lower than average tornado activity with 1075 confirmed tornadoes. (Average is 1250)
Climatologically, the Atlantic hurricane season exceeded records
with 30 named storms, 12 of which landed on the continental U.S.
- 30 named storms - Previous record 28
- 12 named U.S. storm continental landfalls - Previous record 9
- 6 hurricanes made U.S. landfall - tied previous record
The Western US endured the most active wildfire year on record [1983 to present]
and the global average annual temperature was the 2nd warmest on record
and the 5th warmest in the 126-year record in the U.S
MUSIC:
"Angle's Serenade" by Southern Backtones
"Won't Pray Adagio" by Southern Backtones
"Tumbling Tumbleweeds" Instrumental by Pecos Hank
"Crossed the Line" by Southern Backtones
"Glamorous Adagio" by Southern Backtones
No way! That's me at 12:42. Can't believe I made the final cut! Was such an honor chasing with you Hank, it really made my season. I've got some additional footage from that day in my 2020 documentary if anyone is interested.
Lots of fun Chris. I still need to watch your doc.
Really
May I just say that your last name suits your profession perfectly? Talk about bad@$$!
That's so amazing. Congratulations
Who here loves tornadoes but has not seen one in real life.
I have seen a waterspout.
I just don't know if I want that to change or not
Me
I have seen a funnel cloud in my backyard and pass over my house back in 2019 on March 14th.
@@someperson3883 same
I like that cop. He was trying to keep you and others alive, but was very willing to listen to you and use the information you provided. Again, he wasn’t a “my way or the highway” guy, but was being smart. Hank, you are daring and compassionate, and that’s one reason you have 1M+ subscribers.
11:44 the lizard shaking its prey like dogs do is the cutest thing I've seen in awhile
“Even supercells were struggling”
*Everyone felt that*
Lmao facts 😂
Facts
;-;
As i saw this comant i heard him say that lol
@@user-ev3bh2rg2o 2)6
best channel on RUclips
ayy its oompaville
Wait... what?
Yes
100%
😳😳
"You don’t have to look further, you just have to look deeper" absolutely love that quote, Hank! Thank you so much for these marvelous videos! Not only do they feel like great documentaries of all the awesome storms you have witnessed, but I love how you include more personal memories. It’s educational, but works also as your personal records and diaries. Keep up the great content and thank you for giving so much insight and knowledge on tornados!
Got that “ Endless Summer “ vibe going. This was put together brilliantly.
Ah another NJ person. We got that multi vortex monster last year. Wondering if NJ is going to see those more often going forward, what with more energy retained in the atmosphere
No one:
Auto Captions: "This is the third widest burrito ever documented."
It's not auto, Hank writes them himself
I have used the auto CC and it always says tomato or potato instead of tornado
I am responsible for providing captions for students where I work. This is BY FAR the best bad caption I have seen! Way to go, auto caption!
It's not wrong. Hahahhaha
Okay yeah I just asked what up with the burritos?🤷🏾♀️
This man single-handedly manages to produce higher quality film than companies like National Geographic!
Netflix needs to call him up and offer him a show
@@talllala nope that would only ruin his product
@@joshiek7839 Actually you're right, it would.
@@talllala 100%!!!!!! I would love a Pecos Hank Netflix original!
@@Isaacmantx So would I, provided he has a lot of content control so he doesn't lose his unique style and integrity. Keep the format roughly the same. No crew following him all over the place.
I love this guy, he's so wholesome and genuine!
Happy trails from over the pond in Wales.
@Pecos Hank I went to school a few mile from where those huge tornadoes struck Southern Mississippi in April. I live in Mississippi spent my whole life surrounded by these horribly powerful things. My grandmother lives in Collins Mississippi, her house was less than five hundred meters away from that 2.5 mile wide ef4 tornado. Her property suffered immense damage. She live right off of US 49 which was a large stretch of that tornadoes path. I spent two weeks with my father cleaning and repairing her property. I saw and drove along the exact same tornado path that you did in this video. Truly amazing and devastating to revisit.
Correction. It was the April 19 ef4 that almost hit my high-school and many of my closest friends who lived in the purvis and Lumberton area just west of Hattiesburg. And the tornadoes on the twelfth hit my grandparents
"Often, on a quest for beauty, you don't have to look further, you just have to look deeper." Thats a good quote. I like that a lot.
THE BEST DAY OF THE YEAR IS APON US, PECOS HANK YEAR RECAP YES
what, the frick, why are you hear
Fire?
WTF FIRE ????
Who are you?
one of my favourite youtubers commenting on one of my favourite youtubers video, nice
Hank has by far the best photography in filming tornadoes. Plus, I like the interaction with the animals while he's out filming not to mention very humorous. Not one of his videos is remotely boring. Thanks Hank for all the great footage and be safe my friend.
This Man Should Have 1M Subs Because Of What He Does For Our Entertainment.
I found it comforting that a police officer trying to help keep people out of harms way didn't hesitate when confronted with a person capable of providing real help. This is the America I grew up loving.
It's a shame that it's not always like that
ruclips.net/video/r58m0YreiDk/видео.html
Chaos aloft.
@@itsmaxo350 what the hell did that have to do with anything?... lmfao
@@itsmaxo350 sounds like you watched a lot of CNN at the time
Once again, I’ve fallen into a Tornado RUclips Rabbit hole.
Well, you found a really good tornado channel! His videos are pretty chill
same lmao
I’ve lost count.
It always happens for me at least every other year
I used to be obsessed with weather and wanted to study weather
Now I’m back after 7 years
I absolutely love that even in the middle of a storm you will still stop to help critters across the street 💕
Absolutely breathtaking footage, and without the screams! I love this! Awesome work 👏
This is what I’ve been waiting for.
LIKEWISE
All of us Pecos HANK fans do
Same
Came for the tornadoes, stayed for the lizards. Even in the worst year ever, Hank doesn't fail to produce the best content on RUclips.
Taming level - 99
Come for the pizza! Stay for the fun!
Big man.
Jose and Josebee
...
This is one of my favorite channels. The quality of your content is outstanding my good sir. Keep doing what u love and do man. I am grateful that I get to watch mother nature's beautiful and ugly side, you capture it so well that it feels like I'm actually present there with you. So I also want to say thank you for doing what u do and putting it out there so we can see it.
Hands down, you create the best content. Thanks for all you and your peeps do!
Damnit! I was just about to head to bed. Oh well, what’s 20 more minutes? At least it’ll be educational!
Yesb
Me too. 😅
Me too
🙋♂️
Fr tho
You’re supposed to give us a warning! Now I have to turn on the TV, make popcorn, and watch this video 3 times.
The goat himself is here 👀
Hahaha I know what you mean!
Oh yeah my favorite fireworks youtuber watches pecos hank
At least!
I’m like this, as long as mankind keep REJECTING THE LORD AND SAVIOR, THE MORE INTENSE THESE STORMS WILL BECOME......JESUS IS MERCIFUL ENOUGH TO KEEP KNOCKING, WILL YOU LET HIM IN?
If NOT, DO NOT EXPECT THINGS TO GET BETTER......
💯
Beautiful photography and images. Thank you!
Love the little friends in your backyard. Thank you for showing us that.
Alternative title: Wholesome man recounts his adventure of saving sneks, feeding lizard children, and watching danger clouds.
*T H E F O R B I D D E N N O O D L E C L O U D*
dont forget saving toads :)
Hello, I am from Palestine, Gaza. I would like urgent help for my brother. He is sick with kidneys and we are living a very difficult life😭😭😢😢
@@hilalhilal6126 Oh no! I’m so sorry you’re going through that. Unfortunately I can’t help. I live in the United States. Is your brother in the hospital?
@@eastcoastfiretrucks1837 Can you send it to me by western union
2:47
Hank: “That’s a wide tornado.”
Captions: “That’s a wide Burrito.”
Almost every time he says tornado the captions say burrito
Lol
I know lol, and I’m deaf is I was confused
Captions know what's truly in there heart...
More burrito damage
I've been hooked on your tornado videos with my facination growing because I live in Maine and I have to just say--you are a beautiful soul with kindess for people and animals!
Was just scrolling looking for beautiful tornadoes and gorgeous squall lines. Found this channel. I'm hooked. I absolutely love this. I have wanted to be a storm chaser my whole life. But...I had children and had to go another direction. Keep the vids coming
1:45 Closed Captions:
"The 3rd widest burrito ever documented"
If you finish it in one sitting, it's free!
Lol
@JrBeast he put the substitles himself
Also closed captions, RUF......RUF.....ARF..... RUF. What the difference was between the ruf and arf were I'm unsure! 🤣
He does that to avoid being demonitized by the algorithm. Apparently if it sees the word "tornado" it thinks you're profiting from disaster and spanks you.
The man, The myth, The legendary Pecos Hank has returned!
His music is extremely creepy in this video!
The music in the very beginning!
@@HudsonDiTomaso The music he makes and puts in his videos is just icing on the cake.
I would love to travel with you or someone like you who is as good at tracking and following storms and seeing how it's done. It's amazing what you do! The forces are just so amazing to watch!
Great photography, Hank! Stay SAFE out there!
My 5 year old loves Pecos Hank! He's asleep now, but can't wait to tell him there's a new Pecos Hank Video. He's obsessed with weather! Ty Hank!
Wake him up! :D
@@PecosHank I have a younger sis. If she wakes up, she will disassemble the universe, and eat our molecular structure, or something...idk lol
I’m nervous😅
@@PecosHank Haha! Showed my Kiddo Jack aka the "Tornado Kid" that you responded to my comment and he flipped out, smiled from ear to ear and asked "Was it the real Pecos Hank"? 🤣 He talks about your video of the Tornado in Canton, Texas all the time because we go there alot and live somewhat close to there. Happy trails.
Jack: Hi Pecos Hank, ⛈🌪🐢🦎🐍
All of the animal kingdom: "Hank is a nice human."
Bugs: "Ah hell no."
The only ones he is nice to are dung beetles.
😁
Ants: "i told you. left the peanut alone!"
Pecos Hank love your videos and the humor!!! Best tornado videos on RUclips!! Just be careful please!! 😲🌪 😧😬
Absolutely amazing! Your cool demeaning is awesome.
16:17 - "There's nothing to stop you from catching your storm."
Instantly stopped by a STOP sign.
*Logic 100*
I loved that bit, too. . .
That gag, along with his trademark "bleeping" of obscenities with the EAS tone, are the hallmarks of a master of his trade.
Me: Alright, it's late enough, I'm going to bed.
Pecos Hank: I'm gonna stop you right there.
Same, but since I finished I can go to bed.
@@someperson3883 Alright, go and get some sleep!
Same its 1 am and I have school tomorrow but now I'm watching this
Me at this very moment.
@@weatherweeniehutjrs1469 same I have school Tommorow it’s 2am
Your content is really good. Your voice is always calming and the topic is so interesting. Other tornado vids sound like they are losing it :-). Anyway - keep posting more!
Astonishing Video! Great work
Hank: "I can track it for you, sir."
Officer: "Pull over there, block that entrance for me"
Hank: "Copy that."
Me: _(chills down spine)_
S A M E
And not for one second did that police officer doubt Hanks word.
Yeah, that was awesome.
Why, guys? What are the implications of this? Would you mind explaining to a non-american?
@@perro626 I think it's just a cool thing for Hank and a police officer to join forces in tracking the storm and keeping people out of harm's way.
There’s something satisfying about a guy who chases some of the worlds biggest natural disasters but will also take the time to interact with locals, go on mini adventures in the middle of nowhere, feed little ants, and just be of service to the world.
You could make a video game outta this. I especially liked his interaction with the cop, at first the cop thought he was a normal NPC. Little did he know the cop is probably safer with our hero.
@@trapkingproductions haha normal NPC, love it
lemmesmash 🗿
Ya i agree and that tornado Washington so big
A person who drives around, filming tornadoes and extreme weather inorder to find data and information for a experienced weather research team but takes some time to interact with family, friends and helps animals along his path, like Come on! Why Isn’t This Guy Winning a Award?
Your slow motion lightning footage is unreal!
These videos are oddly relaxing…
Hank is the GOAT 🐐 🐐
Hank: "That's a puny, weak tornado."
Tornado: *Cries in high winds*
Loooool🤣
It was trying ok!
Stop uplifting man before GOD......
overused meme :(
@@jc6226 idc :(
Always makes me smile to see you post a new video!
Like the name
Bruh I never expected to see you here
My boy waddles is your RUclips picture
Bruh I just watched gravity falls what a coincidence that u have that pfp
Every time!
I've seen many tornados around my house here in Arkansas. A funnel almost touch down in my neighbor's backyard (they moved a few months after), a furious tornado that later demolished thousands of homes on a mountain, and I've seen many waterspouts in Texas and Florida. Glorious sight. Also I'm pretty sure the dog at 14:13 is a Labrador Retriever. I have one named Daisy. She's really good when it comes to sniffing out thunderstorms. She has anxiety and because of all the loud sounds from the thunderstorms and dogs hearing sounds louder than we do, she hides in mom's room on dad's side of the bed. When it gets so severe, she trots to the bathroom (our "saferoom" when a tornado touches down somewhere near us.) She did that 2 weeks ago when a massive severe thunderstorm hit us, and she was terrified. I remember when it was sunny out and my mom gasped, I walked to the glass door leading to our backyard and my jaw dropped. The wall cloud on that storm was massive, strong, and absolutely gorgeous... I loved that storm tbh. That exact storm was the same one we saw that funnel in our neighbor's yard. I also remember going home and seeing a storm chaser (with one of those cars looking like one from like the movie Twister) in the exact direction we saw that wall cloud. We lost power that night (I think?) For about maybe 2 days???
Love this channel, it’s severely underrated.
I legit love how the subtitles, instead of saying tornado, just say 'burrito'.
'More burrito damage. It's everywhere."
All the burrito damage is in the toilet
He wrote it lol
Don't forget those Violet Tomatoes!
Burrito Alley
@@skeletalremains468 I'm crying reading your comment
“That’s a wide tornado”
YT captions “that is a wide burrito” 2:46
Yet captions “more burrito damage” 2:53
I’m dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣 it’s so true though
Burrito damage...F4 farts.
''The widest burrito on earth''
taco bell tornado i mean burrito
13:46 “Big Sprite”
The lightning 🌩️⚡⚡ coverage is amazing and very majestic looking....WOW wonderful job thank you
I feel fortunate too have stumbled across your videos. thx for sharing.
I was in the 1st mississippi tornado... the scariest moment of my life as the roof of my home was torn away. The land was completely destroyed, houses were flipped and a family even lost their life.. luckily all the communities around the area came together to help everyone out.. i was also around to help when the tornado hit Soso, were still picking up and rebuilding to this day. Tornadoes are no joke.. and you never truly understand until you’re face to face with one. i’m lucky to be alive, and my prayers are with the family that passed and their loved ones. :(
God bless. Hope your going to do well soon. I know pains like that and it isn't pretty. Again, Hope you do well soon
Hey we’re so glad you’re okay!! That sounds so scary, I couldn’t imagine going through that. I’ve only been a town away from a tornado, that’s the closest I’ve ever been, and it was still a tiny bit scary for me.
@@jencypetersen3410 🌪
And thats why I live în România
I’ve lived in tornado alleys my entire life......
Hank doesn't have his own TV show because in all honestly he's too good for TV.
Definitely.
Tv just seems to assassinate good shows with there "creative" control. Ehhhh 🤢🤮
They need drama and hate, that's all he isnt
@@michelliegirlie392 facts.
The storms and tornadoes brought me here, but the compassion for wildlife made me a subscriber. ❤
Love you Hank! Stay safe, bro!
Hank really should have his own TV show. I prefer his chill, laid back approach.
Quite the contrast to some chasers that sound like hysterical honey badgers.
How many guesses do I get? 😄
I wanted to SKIP commenting on this...
Yea I agree plus he has the voice for it lol
The big issue is the company that would produce the show would get to make the cuts and edits, not hank. It wouldn't feel the same
You left out "incompetent." Most chasers that you see on shows have horrible instincts and never get within three counties of an actual tornado.
Never IN MY LIFE have I clicked a notification so quickly!!!!
Same
Same
Right??
Agreed
Same!
Well that was really enjoyable to watch. Have a great 2022
Pecos Hank,
You are the premier chaser and producer of videos, not to mention the best music.
I also enjoy your interaction with all the creatures.
Thank you for bringing life into another retired existence.
Jim
fun fact: if a tornado is moving side to side, you’re safe. it it looks like it isn’t moving at all, it’s either going away, or towards you. let that sink in for a second.
@XLegomenon pour it a glass of water, and make some pizza rolls. they like that a lot from what i hear
@XLegomenon Hahahahaha
@@_shuh the tornadoes? I think they would like pizza rolls
Maybe some red wine and steak to make it romantic- **insert romantic music and tornado noises**
@@tencheloca3379 yeah you right. i also hear they like purple fanta
burrit
Not even mad that the captions replaced "tornado" with "burrito". 😂
@stormspotter124 nah
I was looking for this comment... Cuz I didn't wanna write it. 😂
@stormspotter124 Tornado is a slur now?
They write the captions themselves, it’s not auto
Lmao this storm isn't producing a burrito... sounds like cloudy with a chance of meatballs
Very awesome Videos,and footage. I love all these video, since 2014.
Just found you 😊 think I'm in love lol! This video was awesome thank you!
This is the one video I jump out of my seat for every single year. How you cinematically compile, go into detail, and your commentary is as good as it gets. How could I forget your warm & loving personality? Especially when you get involved with the wildlife. Your videos truly have it all. Have a safe 2021 Hank! Sending love & well wishes.
“It’s close” he’s literally parked directly beside the tornado as it’s destroying the warehouse omg secondary fear right there
burrit
Hello, I am from Palestine, Gaza. I would like urgent help for my brother. He is sick with kidneys and we are living a very difficult life😭😭😢😢
@@hilalhilal6126pray to Jesus Christ,our only hope.Amen
@@iamspartacus6713 We pray to God, the One, the Subduer, the Lord of Issa, Moses, and Muhammad
IRS
Oh wow! Just found this channel. Mesmerising footage... fabulous adorable guy too, I love the kindness to critters galore. Just love this channel! ✨💝 So much to see! (England, UK)
This is the life man. I'd love to be able to do what hank here does!
I swear this man would literally get a worm out of the road.
Heart of gold
You can tell-Our man Pecos Hank is in love with life!
And nerves of.. non existence
8:30 saves frog yep I'm pretty sure he would
You are the man. I love your videos and layed back nature. On the other side of the coin you have Mr Reed Trimmer, crazy, screaming, insane but he's got it going on, 👍😁
I'll be 50 this year but I still want to be Pecos Hank when I grow up.
Ah. Dont rush it. That's what they'd tell you.
You are a good tornado hunter!
I've been a witness to that horizontal lightening a couple of times. Absolutely breath taking and creepy at the same time.
Feeding small lizards insects by hand has to be one of the most wholesome things I've ever witnessed. Love the channel!
@Aluzky true but its their food so
Unless you're a roach.
The ants clogging their entry hole with an m&m nut just killed me😅 Greetings from Italy, I'm a long time fan of your work!!
Cheers from TX! Hope to storm chase in Italy one day.
@@PecosHank here in Italy we have a stormchasing team called "ZenaStormChaser" (check it out, they have a Facebook page) and few other talented individuals like "Francesco Gennari" (he has a Facebook page too, called "Francesco Gennari - Storm Chasing & Photography").
The "Pianura Padano-Veneta" (where I live, so I speak about my area 😁) can offer some nice supercells with freaking big hail and intense downbursts (and sometimes tornadoes too) during late spring/summer, and some wonderful waterspout outbreaks on the Adriatic Coast in late summer/autumn.
South Italy gets some action too! mainly in autumn.
This channel is so good at explaining the anatomy of a tornado, this info is vital for warning systems. Thank you!
Wow, you and your team are artist. National Geographic quality and nature loving. Watching your video was so pleasant. I’m from Québec and I love your work, nice job!
I love when he sees animals on the road....he puts them to safety..This guy is a legend!
Lol I would be way too scared to do that
i know, hes soo nice
"you don't have to look further, you just have to look deeper" that's so sweet
It's also so true.
I really liked that bit. It makes a great quote, too.
The fact I live in Mississippi and a great start to start off the video Hank-
I’d like to know your yearly average pay for gas…
That Dalton tornado was quite something. I was actually about to go chasing that day, and I only live 3 hours from where that happened. However, I decided to stay back. A couple hours later after seeing the videos on RUclips, I had realized I’d made one of the biggest mistakes of my life! The regret is painful...
big f
@@iwanttodemonetizedmyself7464 lmao your nickname cracks me up
Ouch. Happens to us all. There will be another storm like that one some day. Perhaps in 2030
@@PecosHank Maybe, but I highly doubt it’ll be in my neck of the woods. That was an extremely rare event
@@PecosHank lol
You know I just love this guy, he is a tornado lover yet his short clips of him talking or being kind to some random insects or animals is just the best thing ever
Insects are animals
Right he's literally the epitome of a humble human being
@@mr.blonde3475 fr my type of video
@@mr.blonde3475no why
This man is the best thing to come out of 2020, hands down.
I know you the best calming reassuring voice it would not surprise me to know that was you singing! Was it. If it was it was awesome. I love all the critter shots/videos! Keep up the awesome work and keep safe. Happy travels!
I have really bad storm anxiety due to being in the Joplin Tornado in 2011. Through the years it's evolved into PTSD I've developed Lilapsophobia (fear of tornados/hurricanes). Your videos have really helped me view these storms in a different light. This is like therapy to me, and I wanna sincerely thank you for that. I hope you see this comment because my fear is crippling at times especially in the spring and I really thought there was no way to help it, but you've helped me immensely. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. Please don't stop doing what you do.
How were you affected personally by the Joplin tornado? What street did you live on in 2011?
I have Lilapsophobia too
I, too, have PTSD. I've almost died 4 times. But, if God leads you to it, He will get you through it.
i am so surprised that im not the only one who has trauma from tornadoes. i was 9 years old when the Memorial Day Tornadoes of 2019 hit my state. ever since then, i have had a lot of panic attacks involving thunderstorms… im 80% sure i have some form of PTSD, but i never got it diagnosed, even 4 years later, storms still give me flashbacks…
@@saturn722 Because my house was hit and we were homeless because of it for several months. I helped pull people out of houses and saw a lot of dead people when I was only 15. I lived on S Empire Ave, which was 4 or 5 blocks from St. John’s hospital, even helped pull patients out of it with other people. It was something I’ll never forget, it was really traumatic for me.
daniel is such a good hearted dude. cant even be here to chase but can still put on a smile. thanks for the vid hank. may 2021 bring a active but safe season
Thanks for all you do James. It's officially storm season for me now.
@@PecosHank what is the fastest tonado you chased?
@@PecosHank The uh... ant you commented on had a parasite on its back.
I just found your channel. Love your stuff. Liked and subbed
You have become one of my favorite content creators.
The only year storm chasers could actually work from home.
Didn't look like theu were sitting idly by at home on Easter Sunday...
We had some damaging tornados in Delaware, very unusual
@@ashleighkaiserman155 True There was just a hurricane
Hey man ive liked your channel for awhile now
@@dildonicplague Hey, nice to see you here :)
No wonder there were almost no tornadoes last year. They were all in quarantine
lol
2021 so far.. lets just say the tornadoes were excited to get out of quarantine
Good one
Lmao
@@AyeeeItsAlii lol
First vid of yours I've ever seen, and you're amazing! Great storm chaser, yes, but a fantastic showman. Thanks for making my day.
Excited to see tornadoes of 2021, hopefully in a few months!
Pecos: The 3rd widest tornado ever documented
The captions: The 3rd wildest Burrito ever documented
lol
Can you explain this? I seem to be missing the joke and it makes me sad
Hahaha
@@katieftme the captions
@@katieftme In English subtitles it written Burrito for every tornado...its quite in many videos in YT 😂😂
"Instead, chases were treated to the world's puniest funnel cloud"
Hey don't make fun of it, ok? It's self-conscious!
It was cold!
It was in a pool!
😂
The water was cold
Made a landspout look like an ef5
I love this channel! By far the best storm chasing channel!!!
I wish I could subscribe twice on one channel for you dude. This is so entertaining.