This makes me realize how much we rely on electricity. My power was out, so.I didn't see how othe areas were impacted. Thank you for sharing this. I hope everyone is safe.
Thanks for the coverage, Big Al. It's more than the Weather Channel has done. I'm sure they have enough resources to cover Hurricane Debby and these historic tornadoes.
I live right around the corner. Very bad. Especially with the power out and the heat. Almost 5 days. The workers did a Fantastic job getting all of those poles and wires taken care of. You need to have a generator. I did not. Then if you did not have a generator , out with all of your food. I had just went shopping. Sad all of the way around. I do not think that anyone was hurt. Or killed by the grace of God.
If you get a much larger number of views...I took the liberty of posting it on most of the Parma related facebook pages Are you the Big Al or someone who just went to Love Canal.???
@@AlexanderSimic my son and his dad were on pearl at york when it passed behind them and hit that garage. There was tons of traffic and everyone I talked to was caught off guard. We are extremely fortunate. Thanks for posting.
8.3K in just less than 48 hours....Youre Welcome...There are only about 25K in the entire Parma City School District with fb and the biggest I am not in..So, lets hope you get to 10K by nightfall.
Yeah the power just came back on today around 4am in my neighborhood which is a short walk away from this footage location. Some people were saying it would be a whole week till the power was back on, a whole army of linemen are here saving the day for us
This looks more of a micro burst of wind, tornado would have snapped trees on both sides of the street, homes would have severe damage, there's hardly any damage done I seen one house with a few shingles missing, a micro burst doesn't register high enough on the wind speed to be classified as a tornado.. Even though the news showed rotation in Parma... Does anybody know if the National Weather Service showed up and accessed any of the damage in greater Cleveland area, they were supposed to come today which is Friday...
NWS confirmed it was a tornado. We got lucky and it was only EF1 and moved pretty quickly through the area. East side of cuyahoga county had a macroburst
I'm thinking the same thing but they said this tornado touched down in Brookpark and tracked eastbound all the way to Bedford. I'm no expert but if you ask me this seems to be damage from 85 MPH winds not an EF1 with 105 MPH winds. NWS said max width was 350 yards. They're the experts.
@@George_Floyd69Yeah this has been the most active tornado season in Ohio State history. Thankfully most ones we get here are Weak EF0 or EF1 but occasionally there are Huge ones like Xenia, Niles & Dayton on MD2019 One came through the Twinsburg/Hudson/Stow/Cuyahoga Falls area north of Akron in August, 23 last year and even for EF-1 the damage was shocking to see. I can’t imagine how states like Texas, Oklahoma or the Bible Belt states deal with these EF3+ tornadoes that can wipe your entire town off the map
People still can’t comprehend when the lights out it’s a 4 way stop.
Great drone video footage & music. Yeah those downed power lines are scary.
Thanks for the supportive comment! It is much appreciated!!
Thank you, Big Al. Great footage. Makes me sick to my stomach, though. That was Bad! My husband was also called by his friends,,,Big Al.
Thanks for the supportive comment, tell Big Al, Big Al said hi!
Great video. You should get new video showing after the repairs were made. Great job by power workers ❤
I filmed while they were repairing, will be posting the videos soon
Great video. What kind of Drone are you using? Thanks much.
Dji Mavic Mini
Thanks much.
Wow we did one in the Cleveland/Brahtenal/Euclid area. Love the drone footage. We have one but still learning. Nice video.
Thanks a lot for the comment! It really helps the channel
Excellent quality. Very nice drone!
Thanks so much for the supportive comment! I really appreciate it
I live real close. Thanks for recording this.
Anytime! Thanks for commenting it helps the channel a lot!
This makes me realize how much we rely on electricity. My power was out, so.I didn't see how othe areas were impacted.
Thank you for sharing this. I hope everyone is safe.
Yes luckily nobody was killed during this tornado
Thank you for this video. I am just down the street. Can you fly over the Ridge Wood Lake section down the street? It's finally completed
Yeah I live right by there, will post some shots of that soon
Thanks for the coverage, Big Al. It's more than the Weather Channel has done. I'm sure they have enough resources to cover Hurricane Debby and these historic tornadoes.
Thanks for the supportive comment! It really helps the channel
Live a couple miles away.....great video...thanks
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Thank you for the video. Power on again 8/10. Didn't realize all that was going on!
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Me neither.
I live right around the corner. Very bad. Especially with the power out and the heat. Almost 5 days. The workers did a Fantastic job getting all of those poles and wires taken care of. You need to have a generator. I did not. Then if you did not have a generator , out with all of your food. I had just went shopping. Sad all of the way around. I do not think that anyone was hurt. Or killed by the grace of God.
@@sherrysadowski yes, I lost all my food also. Luckier than some I suppose.
Excellent content!
At the end of my street. Power was out for almost 2 days. We were lucky after seeing this. Good video!
you are ok! Bosom content best wishes, keep making awesome video@@stoveboltlvr3798 Glad
Thanks a lot!
Im about 7 minutes from this street,good thing for us that we didnt get damage.
My house was right by here and luckily it was fine
Interesting that none of the scam speed camera got knocked out
😂
Is S Canterbery road ok? i used to live on that street
It is most likely good now, an army of lineman showed up and fixed up the town quick
Crazy storm, I was watching the seagulls fly back north after it happened
The birds can sense the weather
My youngest brother lives in West Park Cleveland. They got hammered. They still don't have power. Five days later still no power
@@godovermoney1124 Tornado was on the 6th, Tuesday..This is my 4th day with no power. I live .5 miles from this street
I live in Ohio, but I'm not sure.Where this place is
Parma is the largest suburb of Cleveland
Where's the tornado damage?
I see wind damage
You might be shocked to know that all tornadoes are is wind...Wind stirred up in different directions
I heard this area was a "Macro Burst". I live .5 miles from here and I just had high winds.
Who said there was a tornado?
@@godovermoney1124 The news (The local Newspaper article) confirmed this was the 2nd of 4 tornados that hit on Aug 6th. The biggest of the 4 as well
Our tree branch in Elyria hit the front porch it damage one of my gutters so I had to get the 1999 GMC Savana 3500 white van home
I'm in Parma HTS and our power was out for 4 1/2 days.
Glad you guys are back up, it has been a crazy week
I think we all better buy electric cars...🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Ever heard of charging stations?
I mean… Most newer developments have the power lines under the ground…
@@lukeolesinski7439yep just like Avon…who also lost power for 4 days…
Need electric to pump gas genius 😂
If you get a much larger number of views...I took the liberty of posting it on most of the Parma related facebook pages Are you the Big Al or someone who just went to Love Canal.???
Thanks for spreading the video!
We got lucky. What a ride!
Yeah it is a miracle nobody was hurt
@@AlexanderSimic my son and his dad were on pearl at york when it passed behind them and hit that garage. There was tons of traffic and everyone I talked to was caught off guard. We are extremely fortunate. Thanks for posting.
I live down west Ridgewood alittle further down a lot more lines a d trees down it was a s area time.❤
If they only would have used metal poles none of this would have happened
Nice footage, but I moved from Parma 10 Years ago, Would have liked to see more of the area. 😇
Are you related to Paula tanner?
8.3K in just less than 48 hours....Youre Welcome...There are only about 25K in the entire Parma City School District with fb and the biggest I am not in..So, lets hope you get to 10K by nightfall.
We Got hit in Pa Same Night Wednesday We no Power Too Was Bad Day
Yeah the power just came back on today around 4am in my neighborhood which is a short walk away from this footage location. Some people were saying it would be a whole week till the power was back on, a whole army of linemen are here saving the day for us
@@AlexanderSimic We had wait Thursday Late here was 5,000 out here
The poles are so overloaded with lines a fart will break the poles 😮😮😮😮😊😊😊😊
NOT ONLY THAT BUT THE POLES ARE ROTTED AS WELL. THE POWER GUYS THERE TOLD ME ONE POLE SNAPPING CAN GREAT A DOMINO EFFECT.
This looks more of a micro burst of wind, tornado would have snapped trees on both sides of the street, homes would have severe damage, there's hardly any damage done I seen one house with a few shingles missing, a micro burst doesn't register high enough on the wind speed to be classified as a tornado.. Even though the news showed rotation in Parma... Does anybody know if the National Weather Service showed up and accessed any of the damage in greater Cleveland area, they were supposed to come today which is Friday...
NWS confirmed it was a tornado. We got lucky and it was only EF1 and moved pretty quickly through the area. East side of cuyahoga county had a macroburst
I'm thinking the same thing but they said this tornado touched down in Brookpark and tracked eastbound all the way to Bedford. I'm no expert but if you ask me this seems to be damage from 85 MPH winds not an EF1 with 105 MPH winds. NWS said max width was 350 yards. They're the experts.
It was a tornado just a very weak tornado just a EF1
@@George_Floyd69Yeah this has been the most active tornado season in Ohio State history. Thankfully most ones we get here are Weak EF0 or EF1 but occasionally there are Huge ones like Xenia, Niles & Dayton on MD2019
One came through the Twinsburg/Hudson/Stow/Cuyahoga Falls area north of Akron in August, 23 last year and even for EF-1 the damage was shocking to see. I can’t imagine how states like Texas, Oklahoma or the Bible Belt states deal with these EF3+ tornadoes that can wipe your entire town off the map