Yup, and looking for plenty more houses and people to fuck up!!

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Idk why but that got me

I was about to say this

Haha but not really

seriously... it was like "i could, I AM... jk, but i could..."

@lostmic, not funny.

@@The_One_ChNPP_FanIDK Wellll.. It's kind of funny.

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I LAUGHED WAY TOO HARD AT THIS 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@@ForgivingDragon yeah….sure….ok…..

@@ForgivingDragon That sounds like a horrible God. Why would you worship such a spiteful and vengeful being?

​@@Rac3r4Life humans are more horrible. So there's that. We deserve no breaks.

Tornadoes can be fairly precise. My house has aluminum awnings above each southern facing window. We had an F-3 tornado in 1982 that took all three awnings but did no other damage to the house. We never did find the awnings. It also hit a neighbor’s 30 foot tall maple tree and twisted it. It left the tree standing but spiraled all of the branches around the trunk.

@@Rac3r4Life I recognize now that I was trying to show truth to a mocker. When the day comes that you recognize that you have or know nothing, know that you may humble yourself before God and he still will accept you into his flock. As you may have heard mentioned, John 3:16 - For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. I apologize for my hastiness and lashing out in response, nonetheless.

That's exactly what I was thinking smh I would be running in opposite direction

Survival of the fittest. Or dumb and dumber.

Did they even know or see it? I have done the same thing. I just thought it was a storm. No warning nothing. I just watched it. It hit the end of my road, 8 houses away.

Looks like it had already hit their house. Trailer is upside down, their house and neighbor's house has some damage, debris in the lawn.

@buddy774 great observation, didn't even notice that

😅 Get out of my head.

Wonder if you had scuba gear if that would be the safest place to go in a tornado

Censorship

That's what I said hehe

That's what I said 😂

I mean, it IS called POOL furniture for a reason!!

Nice one 👍🏼 After reading your comment I looked closely, the sm brown shed like bldg has damage, outdoor furniture scattered etc. Wild how they jump & how precise or specific they can be. I’ve seen examples where all that way left of house was the foundation w/porch still standing, porch furniture & plants were undisturbed! 😳

@@TedaR somebody's a little testy!

What....did he/she rain on your parade...I am sorry you are so testy...hope your day gets better..and thank you for pointing out that it had already done damage...I too went back and looked and was surprised how much I had missed...

​@TedaR thank you for pointing all that out....I went back and was soooo surprised at how much I had missed...I am sorry that russr was feeling testy , maybe because he didn't see all that you had or maybe just a bad day...I hope he didn't offend you and that his day improves...peace

@@vikingladyboo6668?

God definitely didnt bless the people who were hit

Not just that tornado will pick u up and spit you out at ridiculous speeds

​@@EF5WEDGEgod doth have a sense of humor

Stop saying God bless

🤦🏻‍♂️ doesn’t your god control the weather in the first place? 😂😂

No comments? Lemme fix that for you

Lols

I knew someone would comment with something funny

I am going to steal this. This is awesome.

Coomeralltisms

This is no longer nature. Sadly. But of course my comment was deleted as usual about these weather happenings

Truly, not 'Nature' anymore 😢 Do you're research sheeples. Can't believe people are still asleep. 😮

@@scarolinispicks4073is this another one of peoples stupid conspiracy theories

In milliseconds

Even the small ones can really bust stuff up. lol. Seems like a little bit of wind, but that little bit can mess up a lot! 😁

Little twisty! That's so cute lol.

Exactly what I thought. It's unreal.

​@@EphemeralProductionsabout 115 mph winds can do a lot even if it doesn’t look like it. 😮

Don't you DONT YOU DARE!!

Twister fan as well!! Epic movie!!

@@HappilyTrustfrated yep! A classic 👌

Sometimes they hop over houses like tables in a bar fight.

“CHRIST JOE IS THAT WHAT YOU THINK IT DID?” Love that movie

STOP LIVIN IN THE PAST AND LOOK AT WHAT YOU GOT RIGHT IN FRONT OF YA…..

Only 21 tornadoes have been recorded in history in the Pittsburgh area. 5 of them were this month!

@@accuweather My bad. I somehow missed the other 3 occurrences. Thanks for letting me know 😊!

​@@accuweatherGod have mercy on the world!! I'm from Brazil... and we are suffering a lot of deaths here in the South!

​@@accuweather I'll never forget the tornado 🌀 that climbed up Mt Washington via McArdle road,... My gram lived at the top of the hill, we were all so worried 😱. I believe it even hit during rush hour!!

A small dirt devil came right through our campsite once. It knocked tents down , threw everything around, and tore up tarps.

Exactly. That's why I always get dressed, have keys, phone, wallet, flashlight, and all that, when I'm in the path of a nasty thunderstorm.

In what way?

@@j.kristineemmons ffs ... 🙄

@@j.kristineemmons Did you really just ask in what way? You really couldn't think of a single way in which witnessing/experiencing a Tornado could change how you feel about Tornados, as opposed to just sitting on your ass watching videos of them? lol THE LIGHTS ARE ON, BUT OBVIOUSLY NOBODY'S HOME HERE!

@@TimInUT calm down there little keyboard warrior 😂 Tornadoes are terrifying AF!!! Why should you have to see them in person for that to change? I ain't gotta see them in person for me to be absolutely terrified of them. No thank you! Gee, did you ever think that's why I was asking? I grew up watching Twister, live in tornado alley, have nightmares about them, so no thank you!!! I don't think that's uncommon of being already terrified of something you don't care to see in person. But you must not be the sHaRpEsT tOoL iN tHe sHeD oR tHe BriGhTeSt CrAyOn iN tHe BoX to realize that. LOL

@@TimInUT 😂🙌🏽😂

My thoughts exactly. I was going to ask why do we always see people just standing outside to watch some natural disaster too close for comfort. My first instinct, run for safety.

Because tornadoes don't occur inside.

For the record, no tornado has ever, in the history of tornadoes, picked up an egg carton and gently set it down.

@@EmilyTienne could have been before records were kept for the record

It very well could have. Witness accounts of a tornado completely obliterating a house and in the middle of the destruction are glasses untouched

@@EmilyTienne prove it 😎

@@EmilyTienne Somebody is a story killer

looking at the type of homes in the neighborhood, im going with they will be just fine.. as long as no one was hurt, those kind of people have insane insurance coverage and whatever isnt covered they likely wont suffer that much financially unless they are living beyond their means.

2 people dead and 3 injured throughout the whole tornado

@@agen05 no lol 2 minor injures. I live here.

​@-KADE-PLAYZ-Well guys, which is it? By now someone's gotta know...

The Pittsburgh region averages only about 6 tornadoes a year. They have already had more than twice that number in 2024.

Really oh, that’s not good. Weather‘s been so extreme last four years.

We had a derecho in my eastern central Pa region 2wo summers ago it was about 2 miles away, but was louder than the train that runs a tenth of a mile away. I thought holy crap, did we just have a tornado? Nope! Can't even imagine the real deal coming close!

​@@Timetravel1111 Because the state of the weather's dirctly related to America's broken politics. 😮

@@PauloAdriano-zo2ng ha ha seems like that!

Kansan here. There’s a few reasons we stand outside during thunderstorm and tornado season. 1. No one will tell you where the tornados at, until AFTER it hits something. Which means something is getting hit first, and we need to know if it’s gonna be us. I was taught as a child what to look out for in the clouds to know if there’s a chance of tornadoes. 2. Where’s there’s one tornado, there can most definitely be two or more. I would very much like to know if there’s more than one. 3. To see which direction it’s headed. And for all who may not know, if a tornado looks like it isn’t moving, it’s headed straight towards you. Now for more tornado knowledge. NEVER get inside of your car. Find a ditch or lay low on the ground. Your car is an umbrella in the wind to a tornado. Most tornadoes move 10-20mph, they can get up to 60mph. Most tornadoes are very difficult to see, they are usually in the middle of heavy thunderstorms. So how do you see it in a heavy thunderstorm? Look for small flashes of light near the ground. And a constant thundery rumble. If you see the lights and hear the rumble, you got a tornado. If you’re not in the rain and you can see the clouds, you’re looking for clouds moving in different directions, not spaced far apart. Thats called rotation, and it’s what breeds tornadoes. Not all rotation leads to tornadoes. In fact few do, but a tornado requires rotation to get it started.

This is normal in Tornado Alley states. Everybody, including myself, does this. When the tornado comes your way or gets closer then you dash to the basement. In 1975 -- just going outside to watch tornado wasn't enough for one guy in Omaha. He actually climbed onto the roof to watch. He was later picked up when they found the pieces.

@@NovaDust94 Kansan here as well, us midwestern folks are crazy when it comes to tornados.😂

It's south thing you know how many times I was in a storm shelter and my dad uncle and granddad all stood outside or near a door during super bad storms

This was in Peters Township, Pennsylvania 12 miles South of Pittsburgh in a area with lots of hills and valleys.

Whats the difference?

Tornadoes and earthquakes are far more scary.

​@@MarzipanCat.Tornadoes come with little warning, are fairly unpredictable and have much more violent winds than hurricanes on average. But the good thing is they're much smaller and don't last as long.

I agree as far as which one is more frightening. But with a flood there's the sewer combining with flood waters. Gross! Plus a flood destroys everything in its path while a tornado picks and chooses what it destroys.

@@scootermom1791 I quite agree. Anything absorbent that that brown water touches is history.

@@alanpecherer5705 no kidding! It makes me shudder to think about it. Glad you survived the flood, though. 🙂

I've had nightmares about both tornadoes and floods. Very scary natural disasters.

We had a flood too in Seal Beach when I was a kid. I didn't mind- no school yay!. I can still hear my mom walking around the 2 feet of water in my bedroom. Outside it was deep though, enough that I had to swim in a few places. some people were floating around on surfboards and little boats, a canoe.... We had just got new carpet a few days before, it was dark blue with a lot of padding, soft and luxurious...but then after the flood the jerk replaced it with the cheapest ugliest uncomfortable yellowish monstrosity he could find... Dammit every time I happily reminisce about this that damn carpet rears it's ugly head... It was supposedly shag carpeting which was the fad then, so each little piece of the shag was really long...kinda looks cool when there is alot per square inch, really thick... But this nightmare- it had almost None! You could see the canvas on the bottom! So walk on it once and the pile just lays down flat. Gawd I hated it. Thanks for listening.

Just PLEASE BE VERY CAREFUL!!

It's an important job when you think about it. I think about all the lives you and your husband could potentially save by trying to give the authorities and news stations as much as advance notice as possible so the notifications and alarm systems can be set off. Even better is that you both enjoy doing it. May the Good Lord keep you safe!

Glad there are people out their still doing hams!💕 My cousin & I used to play "Tornado Watcher" when we were 8 & 9! We'd sit by the window & next to the floor vent on opposite sides of our Grandma's little 🏠 & report what was happening on our side of the house lol!⛈️🌪🌩

no one cares

What is a ham?

I KNOW, RIGHT??!! Guess immediately after they are born, they get violent!! From innocence to evil, in a few seconds!!!

who said that was a weak tornado?

@@CreeseDF I did. The funnel hadn't even touched the ground before it started demolishing buildings.

@@scootermom1791 just because there is not condensation funnel does not mean the tornado is weak. it very much was touching the ground otherwise nothing would've gotten destroyed.

@@CreeseDF hmmm... interesting. I thought the "tornado" part of a "tornado" was the funnel. Before it forms, I thought it was just a bad storm with a bad wind. I don't live in an area that gets many tornadoes (thank goodness!), so forgive my ignorance. 🙂👍

Indeed. Made to last less than a generation.

Particle wood, drywall, and staples.

Agree!

Tornadoes can strip a brick building down to the foundation.

I suggest you look up the damage from F/EF'5s. Brick and concrete houses reduced to the foundatio, semi truck trailers twisted, bark ripped from the trees, cars thrown hundreds of feet, even asphalts been pulled from the road.

This is not known to happen often in S Western Pennsylvania, and never the same place twice, always on hilltops. ( last ‘open’ area hit was >60 yrs ago)

That's the thing...tornadoes can happen anywhere. Even Alaska.

i think this was the ef2, the others that happened on the same day were 0s and 1s, but we normally don’t get tornadoes over here so it was a wild day to say the least.

We rarely get tornadoes in SWPA, but we’ve had like 10 in May, and it’s exceeded our average for the year. All EF0 and EF1, and I think one EF2. Fortunately, no fatalities.

Take your pick: tornadoes, hurricanes, wildfires, or floods.

I mean, the video could've just ended.

If it's super overwhelming , there's a good chance that camera is going to disappear with the tornado

They will rebuild.

@@MissReneeMichelle you mean put the chairs back up?

😂

They have such a big house they prolly would die from the rubble

Didn't even notice that! I only noticed the two people out there doing a lookey-loo at it as it rips apart someone's house.

@@Snarky_Gurl I didn’t notice it at first either it wasn’t until I played it a second time that I noticed those were tires on top of the camper instead of being on the bottom lol

I'm not sure it's an upside down camper- the tornado didn't pass by there, everything around it is fine. It is weird though

@@Lydianon now that I look again, it's not. It's an enclosed trailer.

And all the poor pets and animals. Absolutely horrific.

No "a" in shredder

@@JediLoreen thanks

Like Master Shredder!

SoCal gets tornados

Shiiiid f them earthquakes😂

@@tonylee3721 they only last a couple secs tho

Its why people moved here, from the 30s-80s

​​@@tonylee3721 NYC had a 4.8, three days before the eclipse on 4/8

small doesn't mean weak. Not a perfect correlation between size and intensity. It blew up a house. It wasn't a weak tornado. In Canada a few years ago a "small" tornado meandered through a town, everyone was out watching it and taking pictures. It was tentatively classified as F1 based on size. Than they noticed that it picked up an entire brick bungalow and pulled it up a hundred feet or more in the air just whirling it around the center vortice. And we thought the Wizard of Oz was pure fantasy!

Small tornadoes can be STRONGER than bigger ones. This one was essentially a single "suction vortex" - bigger ones may have many of them. Suction vortices are where most of the power of a tornado is concentrated. A little drillbit like this one can do incredible damage and in a wildly unpredictable path. Small =/= weak! Depending on how well built the house was that it biew up, that could easily be an EF3 or EF4 tornado. The Pampa, TX tornado was small for much of its life, too, and it did high end EF4 damage with an incredible cloud of debris.

That tornado is Canada's only F5, and it was on the strength of that single area. Picking a well built house wholly off its foundation, lifting it hundreds of feet and then shredding it is F5 behavior. And it achieved F5 damage while it was *roping out.* Small tornadoes can be incredibly dangerous.

have you heard about other natural disasters? it's pretty crazy, they actually happen on 100% of the surface of the planet.

Every region has its share of natural disasters.. Some have tornadoes, some have hurricanes, some have earthquakes, etc.

But by the grace of God.

No matter where you live, you will have to put up with some bullsh1t. 😣 So not sure if your argument stands.

Yeah, we don’t always feel safe during certain months of the year, but the area tornadoes can hit covers half the US. And the other half gets hurricanes, possible earthquakes, blizzards, or desert conditions. Pick your poison in this country.

Next time you want to eat something that there is a shortage of, I hope you remember that instead of using the land to grow food, millions of people (especially in the US) have decided to use all of this very arable land (with all the water and all the energy it takes) to grow an industrially produced weed that sole purpose is for Richard to mown it (energy) every other Sunday and use tons of petrochemicals (again, water and energy) to keep it as green as possible. Just for him to show off at the next town gathering. In all inanity. Where you see great lawns, I see a big wasted food supply.

​@@bengagnon2894 Get a grip, jeez.

Was thinking the same

Checking out the flipped trailer

Not to mention the flying debris!

I literally was in risk of two tornadoes so idc anymore, lmao

A brick wall on the side of a pool and a shed

They probably had no idea what has going on. They had those big trees right in front of them and were likely just scanning the sky. You can even see them leaning over to look under the trees. Kinda crazy.

What do you mean

What other explanation could there be 😂

be quiet, okie.

Yup, their trailer got flipped!

Tornados are a possibility in most places on earth. 😬

@@vzgsxr yeah but some places are more common than others

@@juancoronado3736 I know, I'm just fooling around because she said she wouldn't live where tornados are possible. 😂

We don't get that many tornadoes in PA not like other states.

BUWAHAHAHAHA!!!!! 😂

Materialistic, and no time for people and family?

Materialistic because they have a home?

Right?!? 😂

Their trailer is flipped.

They're from Kansas. They know when to leave. :)