No one died and God is probably more concerned with the 3 million children who die of starvation every year and the children being raped and killed in Ukraine by Russian soldiers. Pray for the babies that Hamas beheaded during the attack on Israel. I would never ask a divine being to stop a natural process simply because it might harm people and I think it’s insulting to even think that a God would answer such an unimportant prayer when the world is in chaos. Why is it that Christian’s always pray for superficial and frivolous things? Are they not aware of the suffering around the world or what’s going on? God doesn’t care about who wins the football game or presidential election. I’d assume he’s a very busy guy and not keen on interfering with petty human matters.
You want to help, donate blood. Donate food or clothes. Or even donate money to the red cross. If you want to do nothing, just offer prayers and pretend like you are helping.
I was here when this tornado hit, i live in lincoln, it was really scary because at the time we were in school and the power went out and then someone went on the announcements and said “everyone please immediately seek shelter”, and he sounded very rushed and panicked. But we got lucky and it went right around our school. It was scary because one of my friend’s neighbors works in waverly and his building got knocked over and he had to climb out of the rubble. Some intense storms
Tornadoes all around the Des Moines, Iowa area also tonight. I have gotten 3 tornado warnings on my phone and local NBC station coverning the storms non stop since 6:00PM and it is a little after 9 now
My parents live in West Des Moines and my sister lives between Cumming and Norwalk. We also have 2 of our sons that live in Omaha. We live in Phoenix. Stressing to say the least. Happy to say everyone dodged a bullet tonight. Nasty storms but all are safe.
I live in Ralston Nebraska which is an enclave of Omaha. We got lucky. A wall cloud was on a path right for us, but all we got was some small hail, rain, and a little wind. It's sad to see some of our fellow citizens weren't.
New construction homes are total garbage. When the big Cascadia quake happens, at least 800,000 homes will be leveled...as they use the same garbage construction here as everywhere else in the US. And then everyone plays victim when their pos built house crumbles like a deck of cards
This storm hit the 2 largest cities in Omaha, Lincoln and Omaha. The Iowa Governor just declared western Iowa, just across the Missouri River from Omaha, a disaster area.
They should be happy with that damage. It's really not bad with kind of tornado they got hit by. A wedge tornado not wiping the houses clean is just crazy.
Nahum 1:3 3 The Lord is slow to anger and great in power, and the Lord will by no means clear the guilty. His way is in whirlwind and storm, and the clouds are the dust of his feet.
This was a catastrophic tornado. The one house looks like it got EF-4 damage, so this was at least an EF-4...even though most look like EF-2 or EF-3 damage
I feel bad for everyone in the area, but especially bad for the ones whose homes are just a pile of sticks now. Someone's fireplace even got tossed upside down. Devastating. 😞
Most new homes in Kansas actually DO NOT come with a basement or a small safe room. I was shocked when I lived there and looked at em in 2022..over a dozen homes in different areas around Wichita. Almost all of them are STILL on the market...lol!
Damn, might be at least EF-3 or even EF-4, no possibility of an EF-5, because there are still houses standing, no houses with just the foundation or "slabbed" houses.
The November 21, 1992 outbreak, in which six confirmed tornadoes struck the Houston area, caused the most severe (EF-4) damage to the Ship Channel area and the subdivisions of Sterling Green North and South in Channelview, TX. Although rated as an EF-4, many homes were wiped from their slab foundations. I know because I was there that day and witnessed the damage to my relative's nine year old home. It started out as a beautiful, sunny, autumn day; then, the sky turned a bright, blinding yellow, then green. The wind picked up, and the transformers near the water tower, and behind the rows of tall pines on Pennygent Street, began to arc and catch fire; the trees began bending and snapping as the hail came down. Inside, the hail was coming down the chimney and bouncing off of the marble hearthstone; then, the lights went out. We huddled in the powder room with a small mattress over our heads; wind swept under the doors, the walls shook, we could hear glass breaking all around, and it sounded, not as a 'freight train', but a giant pounding on the outside and roof of the house with his fists. Damaged, and on a corner lot, surrounded by a neighborhood of tall pine trees, including a 50 ft. one next door, the house fared better than most homes because my uncle supervised the construction of it, including the strapping down of the roof (hurricane strapping) and the anchoring of the walls to the foundation. The roof and walls held, although damaged; a two by four sailed between the burglar bars to embed itself in the opposite wall. The centered bathrooms-powder rooms in most of these homes in the Sterling Green South subdivision served as safe zones, and were still standing when outer walls collapsed; the powder room was where we all hid. The house also had burglar bars all around which broke up, and helped deflect, most of the debris flying from damaged homes across from the West and the North. We were certain that two tornadoes struck the subdivision within some fifteen minutes of each other, as there was a lull between, after the windows blew out, but most homes on the North and West facing sides were still intact. Speaking of windows, a month later, when we were able to rip out the carpet, there was a straight, three inch wide line down the middle of the living room where pulverized glass, roofing tiles, and forest detritus, had been blown beneath the carpet. It was the most frightening thing I had ever experienced, and I hail from Oklahoma where tornadoes are prevalent year around; just visiting kin that awful day. The fire departments in the surrounding Channel area, the sheriff's department, Hazmat, the churches, schools, and Red Cross, all did outstanding jobs keeping the area cordoned off, and providing what was needed in the manner of food, clothing, and shelter. I have never witnessed such an immediate and thorough-going response to a disaster anywhere I have ever lived that compared to theirs. Here are details about it all: www.tornadotalk.com/channelview-tx-f4-tornado-november-21-1992/
I so sorry about tornado Storm and Rain please help person if you can all about food water place to live military please help anyone saved safe God bless you all and God saved safe you all come home safely meet family friends and love one
Just by the debris it looks like these houses were not well built. They just blew apart. When they rebuild people should demand stronger materials to be used and that anchors be put around all the walls to the ground. The roofs need to have anchors as well to help keep them in place. All this will help keep damages down depending on how strong the tornado is. Prayers to all involved. Builders use the cheapest materials they can get away with.
I agree!! We are in Arizona and they build the homes here as fast as they can using the cheapest, most inferior materials they can buy!! We live where temps can get as high as 120+ in the Summer and they build homes better suited to living where it reaches only 85° in the Summer!!! Then they sell them for ridiculous prices. Praying for Everyone in Nebraska, Iowa and in harms way!!!
I've actually spent time around Lincoln Nebraska and there's nothing about the terrain to block the wind. The hail gets to be the size of grapefruits. These risks are known. Why overbuild when it will be destroyed all the same? There are no nice ef0 tornadoes. Just absolute monsters.
@@utguy381it’s most likely gonna be low end as I said due to the fact the damage was more significant imo, I also heard the homes were newly built so that might play a role
Where do you live? I'm guessing you don't live in this US. If an EF5 tornado hits, nothing can stand against it - not even concrete! Then you have huge concrete missiles thrown through the air going over 200 miles per hour! Please educate yourself.
These people don’t need your prayers, they need shelter, food, medicine and water. Praying doesn’t build these people a new home or replace their belongings. Praying is about the laziest form of help there is.
@@jeffkardosjr.3825 I’m a “sneed” for telling people to stop praying and send tangible goods and charity? You aren’t the brightest star in the sky are you? Intelligent people don’t use derogatory slang. I can tell you won’t be achieving much in life by the looks of it. You should be embarrassed.
I'm in Virginia. I'm far away from where this happened. But I would gladly donate tangible goods if someone organized a truck in my area for this. And what are you doing to help?
@@DR-mq1vn I certainly didn’t pray to some celestial dictator to provide for them. I donated $500 this afternoon which is what these people need. They don’t need religious fanatics chanting ancient nonsense spoken by a desert dwelling hippie 2,000 years ago. Now is not the time for primitive myths and fairytales, it’s time for action.
Multiple reasons. An EF4 or EF5 tornado will destroy a home no matter what you build it out of. The EF5 that struck Joplin damaged the hospital (a reinforced concrete building) so badly that while it visually looked salvageable, was so structurally compromised that it had to be demolished and rebuilt. Tornadoes like that can strip asphalt off roads. Another reason is cost and resources. If your hypothetical "strong house" costs twice as much to build, then only half as many will get built, because money/resources is always the constraining factor. Finally while tornadoes themselves are common, the odds of any particular home being struck by one are very low: hurricanes are so large that you can reliably expect to experience one every few years if you live in an area prone to them, but statistically, most people who own a home in tornado prone areas won't actually experience one striking their particular home in their lifetime. Not much comfort to those that do, but this is also why storm shelters and home insurance exist.
Do you think a brick house could stand up to an EF4 or EF5 tornado hitting it? It would level it! Nothing can stand against an EF5 tornado. Please stop commenting on things you know nothing about. Educate yourself.
Wrong. Do you know how powerful a tornado is? Please educate yourself. NOTHING will stand against an EF5 tornado! Typical non-American commenting when you know nothing about it.
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So so sad 😢
God bless all these families, God bless those assisting and helping!! 🙏🏻
No one died and God is probably more concerned with the 3 million children who die of starvation every year and the children being raped and killed in Ukraine by Russian soldiers. Pray for the babies that Hamas beheaded during the attack on Israel. I would never ask a divine being to stop a natural process simply because it might harm people and I think it’s insulting to even think that a God would answer such an unimportant prayer when the world is in chaos. Why is it that Christian’s always pray for superficial and frivolous things? Are they not aware of the suffering around the world or what’s going on? God doesn’t care about who wins the football game or presidential election. I’d assume he’s a very busy guy and not keen on interfering with petty human matters.
Prayers for all that hit by this tornado
Heart broken. Prayers for these folks.
You want to help, donate blood. Donate food or clothes. Or even donate money to the red cross. If you want to do nothing, just offer prayers and pretend like you are helping.
Who was watching live on Ryan Hall? It was an intense 8 hours to say the least, and raised 105K for relief efforts.
I live off 180th street and literally watched carnage unfold in my backyard. That was some crazy storms.
Wait till tomorrow.
Praying for each person in Nebraska. Life can be so uncertain !
Thank you ❤
@@JxnnyFr You're very welcome. How are things going now?
Prayers to you all!!!! So scary and so hard to deal with the aftermath!!! I pray no lives were lost and no one majorly hurt!!!
So sorry. Looks like brand new homes. I pray people are safe
I was here when this tornado hit, i live in lincoln, it was really scary because at the time we were in school and the power went out and then someone went on the announcements and said “everyone please immediately seek shelter”, and he sounded very rushed and panicked. But we got lucky and it went right around our school. It was scary because one of my friend’s neighbors works in waverly and his building got knocked over and he had to climb out of the rubble.
Some intense storms
Glad you are okay!
1:10 that jump scared me
Tornadoes all around the Des Moines, Iowa area also tonight. I have gotten 3 tornado warnings on my phone and local NBC station coverning the storms non stop since 6:00PM and it is a little after 9 now
My parents live in West Des Moines and my sister lives between Cumming and Norwalk. We also have 2 of our sons that live in Omaha. We live in Phoenix. Stressing to say the least. Happy to say everyone dodged a bullet tonight. Nasty storms but all are safe.
If you dont know i got hit by that tornado but i am fine and so is my house
Thank God! Hope you and your community can recover quickly.
Well we know now.
Glad you are okay!
I literally can't imagine. I just hope the people living here are safe.
I was working on 144th and never knew this was west of me until I saw the footage. Half of my old neighborhood is gone. Flattened.
Wow. Dreams gone in a flash. 😢
I live in Ralston Nebraska which is an enclave of Omaha. We got lucky. A wall cloud was on a path right for us, but all we got was some small hail, rain, and a little wind. It's sad to see some of our fellow citizens weren't.
Prayers to all affected
So much for new construction
Exactly 😢
New construction homes are total garbage. When the big Cascadia quake happens, at least 800,000 homes will be leveled...as they use the same garbage construction here as everywhere else in the US. And then everyone plays victim when their pos built house crumbles like a deck of cards
This is awful ! Watching from Australia and can’t even begin to imagine the devastation. So sad !
That was only 10 miles away from me 😬
When the Storm Prediction Center predicted possibly strong twisters, it sure as hell wasn’t bluffing
Prayers this is truly tragic to see
I'm really blown away at the destruction 😢
Im so sorry, its devastating.
This storm hit the 2 largest cities in Omaha, Lincoln and Omaha. The Iowa Governor just declared western Iowa, just across the Missouri River from Omaha, a disaster area.
That house with 3 cars in the blown over garage- MY GOD. There were likely people in that flattened house.
Prayers for these people some areas seem to have taken ef4 damage. I pray they are safe.
Jesus, where do you start. I would be in shock. Please know I am thinking of you all. 😢
Bring Jesus into the situation thats a perfect idea!!!✝️🙏
@@williambrion2011not what they meant
@@crabiiiscool yes I know
prayers to all just went threw this in Ohio Im so sorry for what you are going threw😢
We haven’t had one of these in a long time.
Yeah I live in Omaha and I was scared af
@@Caysonandjeycobanimations I am in Norfolk so we didn’t get one yet but I’m still a little worried
33 years
And they're still going...
@@TheScaryLord me too
1:13 - absolutely crazy how the houses across the street are untouched.
What mess. I hope everyone is okay.
They should be happy with that damage. It's really not bad with kind of tornado they got hit by. A wedge tornado not wiping the houses clean is just crazy.
Nahum 1:3
3 The Lord is slow to anger and great in power,
and the Lord will by no means clear the guilty.
His way is in whirlwind and storm,
and the clouds are the dust of his feet.
gay
Nothing like using a natural disaster and the misfortune of others to push an agenda.
Instead of quoting guilt driven scripture why don't you go volunteer to help you hypocrite 😡
AMEN
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@@boddah92108How's MTG going to blame this on Nebraska's Republican executive and Republican legislature?
This was a catastrophic tornado. The one house looks like it got EF-4 damage, so this was at least an EF-4...even though most look like EF-2 or EF-3 damage
We've had reports already max wind 238 MPH EF5
Thank God most homes have basements in this area.
My boss - "You're still coming into work, right ?"
Devastating 😢
I feel bad for everyone in the area, but especially bad for the ones whose homes are just a pile of sticks now. Someone's fireplace even got tossed upside down. Devastating. 😞
Must build basement shelters to save lives
Most new homes in Kansas actually DO NOT come with a basement or a small safe room. I was shocked when I lived there and looked at em in 2022..over a dozen homes in different areas around Wichita. Almost all of them are STILL on the market...lol!
@@geraldpatterson3903 Bizarre. Florida now has code for strong room safe rooms.
Really dumb .
No $80000 Pickup truck build a safe room .
Never know when server weather hits .but we have great weather forecast people 24/7 on the job .
Prays for everyone
Damn, might be at least EF-3 or even EF-4, no possibility of an EF-5, because there are still houses standing, no houses with just the foundation or "slabbed" houses.
The November 21, 1992 outbreak, in which six confirmed tornadoes struck the Houston area, caused the most severe (EF-4) damage to the Ship Channel area and the subdivisions of Sterling Green North and South in Channelview, TX. Although rated as an EF-4, many homes were wiped from their slab foundations. I know because I was there that day and witnessed the damage to my relative's nine year old home. It started out as a beautiful, sunny, autumn day; then, the sky turned a bright, blinding yellow, then green. The wind picked up, and the transformers near the water tower, and behind the rows of tall pines on Pennygent Street, began to arc and catch fire; the trees began bending and snapping as the hail came down. Inside, the hail was coming down the chimney and bouncing off of the marble hearthstone; then, the lights went out. We huddled in the powder room with a small mattress over our heads; wind swept under the doors, the walls shook, we could hear glass breaking all around, and it sounded, not as a 'freight train', but a giant pounding on the outside and roof of the house with his fists.
Damaged, and on a corner lot, surrounded by a neighborhood of tall pine trees, including a 50 ft. one next door, the house fared better than most homes because my uncle supervised the construction of it, including the strapping down of the roof (hurricane strapping) and the anchoring of the walls to the foundation. The roof and walls held, although damaged; a two by four sailed between the burglar bars to embed itself in the opposite wall. The centered bathrooms-powder rooms in most of these homes in the Sterling Green South subdivision served as safe zones, and were still standing when outer walls collapsed; the powder room was where we all hid. The house also had burglar bars all around which broke up, and helped deflect, most of the debris flying from damaged homes across from the West and the North. We were certain that two tornadoes struck the subdivision within some fifteen minutes of each other, as there was a lull between, after the windows blew out, but most homes on the North and West facing sides were still intact. Speaking of windows, a month later, when we were able to rip out the carpet, there was a straight, three inch wide line down the middle of the living room where pulverized glass, roofing tiles, and forest detritus, had been blown beneath the carpet.
It was the most frightening thing I had ever experienced, and I hail from Oklahoma where tornadoes are prevalent year around; just visiting kin that awful day. The fire departments in the surrounding Channel area, the sheriff's department, Hazmat, the churches, schools, and Red Cross, all did outstanding jobs keeping the area cordoned off, and providing what was needed in the manner of food, clothing, and shelter. I have never witnessed such an immediate and thorough-going response to a disaster anywhere I have ever lived that compared to theirs. Here are details about it all: www.tornadotalk.com/channelview-tx-f4-tornado-november-21-1992/
If you look in the distance at 1:10, you may be able to make out a few Slabbed structures.
Sad for all those hit by these tornadoes, and massive hail storm. Damage is Unreparable! Ins company's going broke.
Why not include the name of state and time reference and date in title?
Absolutely terrible
Good luck with your insurance,there good at not paying.
What is the address of this area that destroyed these homes?
I think the address is just a few blocks north of 204th & Maple Rd. I live just 1.5 miles from there. It was terrifying to say the least
I think the address is just a few blocks north of 204th & Maple Rd. I live just 1.5 miles from there. It was terrifying to say the least
Looking like mostly EF3 Even EF3 damage with a couple spots of EF4
Just total luck whether your house gets destroyed or not. Crazy!
Washington and New York
High end EF3 damage to these wooden houses
A couple little sticks and a piece of plywood, thats what costs 1mil these days.
Man builds it, tornadoes will take it out
Hang tough folks. Americans see you😢
I so sorry about tornado Storm and Rain please help person if you can all about food water place to live military please help anyone saved safe God bless you all and God saved safe you all come home safely meet family friends and love one
"Absolute Torture"
Tragic
Could this be the first EF5 since 2013?
Nope, if there was EF-5 damage, houses would be completely wiped off their foundation, or slabbed, it's more likely an EF-3 or low EF-4.
Naw EF3 to possibly EF4
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The world has changed
*Nam myoho rengekyo*
Pray for world 🌎 peace 🕊️ be safe*🙏
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This is what happens when you live in tornado Alley.
True. But what other choice do they have? Do you realize how large tornado alley is?
Sad
EF-4 or 5 prob
On body dies yes .💮💀⏳sorry for the loss . rebuild you all will..🥺
Every home should be required to have a tornado shelter.
God bless douglas county😢
call the AVENGERS!!!!!
Horrible..
Damn. Those are stick houses though. I really do hope that everyone is ok.
Se fosse laje já vinha nus córnu
You are playing Russian roulette, living in tornado land!
Doesn’t matter where you live, Mother Nature is in charge.
Yeah, where do you live? Native indians lived there for 13,000 years....
Just by the debris it looks like these houses were not well built. They just blew apart. When they rebuild people should demand stronger materials to be used and that anchors be put around all the walls to the ground. The roofs need to have anchors as well to help keep them in place. All this will help keep damages down depending on how strong the tornado is. Prayers to all involved. Builders use the cheapest materials they can get away with.
You could build a house out of ROCKS there and a tornado will take it out.
I agree!! We are in Arizona and they build the homes here as fast as they can using the cheapest, most inferior materials they can buy!! We live where temps can get as high as 120+ in the Summer and they build homes better suited to living where it reaches only 85° in the Summer!!!
Then they sell them for ridiculous prices.
Praying for Everyone in Nebraska, Iowa and in harms way!!!
I've actually spent time around Lincoln Nebraska and there's nothing about the terrain to block the wind. The hail gets to be the size of grapefruits. These risks are known. Why overbuild when it will be destroyed all the same? There are no nice ef0 tornadoes. Just absolute monsters.
arrêtez de construire des maisons en carton faites en dur comme en Europe
While Biden joke in correspondent dinner ........😮
У нас сараи крепче строят.
Mostly EF1-EF3ish damage
I think there maybe a hint of low end ef4 damage but we’ll see
There was a slabbed house often ef4’s will get that rating with just a few houses receiving that rating of damage
EF4 is for brick houses, not wooden with siding
@@utguy381it’s most likely gonna be low end as I said due to the fact the damage was more significant imo, I also heard the homes were newly built so that might play a role
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Just think. This is the quality of the homes built here in the U.S. And they keep getting more expensive and made with cheaper materials.
The lumber looks pretty straight. But your head isn't.
@@whickervision742The lumber all on the ground where the homes are flattened huh. But good thing some stayed straight genius.
It's OK I am sure they will learn from this and continue to build their homes using... wood instead of concrete. 😂
Where do you live? I'm guessing you don't live in this US. If an EF5 tornado hits, nothing can stand against it - not even concrete! Then you have huge concrete missiles thrown through the air going over 200 miles per hour! Please educate yourself.
America Repent!!!!!
New homes, not very well made.
Nothing can stand up against an EF4 or EF5 tornado!
Geo engineered
These people don’t need your prayers, they need shelter, food, medicine and water. Praying doesn’t build these people a new home or replace their belongings. Praying is about the laziest form of help there is.
Sneed
@@jeffkardosjr.3825 I’m a “sneed” for telling people to stop praying and send tangible goods and charity? You aren’t the brightest star in the sky are you? Intelligent people don’t use derogatory slang. I can tell you won’t be achieving much in life by the looks of it. You should be embarrassed.
I'm in Virginia. I'm far away from where this happened. But I would gladly donate tangible goods if someone organized a truck in my area for this. And what are you doing to help?
@@DR-mq1vn I certainly didn’t pray to some celestial dictator to provide for them. I donated $500 this afternoon which is what these people need. They don’t need religious fanatics chanting ancient nonsense spoken by a desert dwelling hippie 2,000 years ago. Now is not the time for primitive myths and fairytales, it’s time for action.
Why they build houses like this???
Build up houses from bricks like in Europe.
Sorry for people who lost their house.
Bricks aren’t surviving a Tornado. You have to be underground.
Multiple reasons. An EF4 or EF5 tornado will destroy a home no matter what you build it out of. The EF5 that struck Joplin damaged the hospital (a reinforced concrete building) so badly that while it visually looked salvageable, was so structurally compromised that it had to be demolished and rebuilt. Tornadoes like that can strip asphalt off roads. Another reason is cost and resources. If your hypothetical "strong house" costs twice as much to build, then only half as many will get built, because money/resources is always the constraining factor. Finally while tornadoes themselves are common, the odds of any particular home being struck by one are very low: hurricanes are so large that you can reliably expect to experience one every few years if you live in an area prone to them, but statistically, most people who own a home in tornado prone areas won't actually experience one striking their particular home in their lifetime. Not much comfort to those that do, but this is also why storm shelters and home insurance exist.
Do you think a brick house could stand up to an EF4 or EF5 tornado hitting it? It would level it! Nothing can stand against an EF5 tornado. Please stop commenting on things you know nothing about. Educate yourself.
You guys have no idea what kind of bricks I'm talking about!
@@jackwallter2361 You just have no clue.
american homes built out of toilet paper
Wrong. Do you know how powerful a tornado is? Please educate yourself. NOTHING will stand against an EF5 tornado! Typical non-American commenting when you know nothing about it.