That's because they're rain wrapped sometimes and very difficult to see. However, I do agree, its amazing how unaware people are at times.

Looked like the driver in this vid was doing a lil bit of that hurtling you speak of 😂😂😂

Yeah, they can get huge here, even in January.

I noticed this too. Iowa and Nebraska get some big ones.

Hope that's not were the field of dreams area is .

@@alquarius86 that's located near Dyersville.

@@teenageapocalypseusa5368 Agreed as a nebraskan. We get big time tornadoes.

In the live stream from where this was taken, there was an overturned semi further down the interstate.

Vince is the one that reported it!

@@timnewman1172 in fact, the NWS was watching his stream.

especially January right now it's supposed to be climatology the coldest for u and i and we hit 49f today...

GOP and MAGA said that climate change doesn’t exist. But every insurance company knows that’s just BS!

Soon there will be snow wrapped tornadoes.

@@apextroll There's a sobering thought.

Usually tornadoes in Iowa happen in late spring and the summer

no it aint.

It hit and severely damaged a cattle shed...

@@timnewman1172 hate to hear that.

I missed it Live, but great job. Glad you are safe !

Preliminary rating is EF-1...

In the live stream, it formed in front of him and morphed into that within a couple minutes.

@@railfanningpoints2.045 Eh, I don't want people to know exactly what house I live in. I would if the internet was a safe place where you could trust everyone.

@@railfanningpoints2.045 I 100% assure you that I saw it from my house. I am south of I-80 on the Iowa County side. I can see the cell tower North-West of where I live, just a pinch north of I-80, as well as some metallic gray silos that can be seen on google earth in the same direction. If you go to google earth and look at all the houses in the area, there are at least 30-40 that were within visible range. Not to mention, people in Williamsburg could see the tornado, which is the same distance to the tornado as to my house. I was south of the tornado so I knew it wasn't likely to come my way, and I was doing plenty of stupid checks to my south. Also, the hail was about pee sized right before the wall cloud passed me and the tornado was north of me headed for CR. I wasn't close enough to get photogenic pictures or even a good video. I assumed from my position that it was just the wall cloud going really low, but it was actually the tornado itself. I was close enough to see it, just not close enough to be in good video range or enough to see every bit of it from head to tail. ALSO The place where the video starts is on U avenue. On that same road just south of where he was turning on to I-80 is a place that was called Wasserbahn. It had three slides. One small one, and two long ones (blue and red respectively). My old friend Brian Boddicker used to live north of that place a ways. Wasserbahn was closed a few years ago because of the owner who supposedly ran a human trafficking chain. If you ask any locals in the area, they've probably heard of it. The owner was Thomas Smock. I think you're just jealous you didn't get to see that wall cloud drop like I did.

@@railfanningpoints2.045 Lmao that's not true at all. The justice system used to operate purely off of testimony and physical evidence. You don't need a photo or video to prove something did or did not happen. You're just lazy and don't want to look into the evidence I put forth. You won't see wasserbahn listed on google maps, and it wasn't even shown in this video. I literally proved I lived in the area, and that I saw the tornado. If you needed video proof to know that something happened, then you might as well write off everything before the 1800s because there weren't even photographs back before then. Your rule is stupid and relies on a burden of proof which is unreliable. I could have taken someone else's video just as easy and upload it to youtube. If you actually look at what I wrote, you'd find I live within range of viewing the tornado. I don't think you're actually after truth though, I think you're just trying to ruin someone's day by being disagreeable and non-scientific in method.

Looking at a map that shows latitude, it shows Ohio on the same area as Madrid. So I guess the sun is stronger in Ohio than I thought. Plus the warmth coming up from the gulf...

After it crossed the interstate he needed to turn around so he could stay on it. He ended up having to take the next exit and he lost it.

No, preliminary rating of EF-1

there was no u-turn on that road for quite a while so by the time he could turn around it was already out of view

Climate change.

This is a relatively uncommon cold-core event. Look up cold-core supercells for more info on what that means. They aren't super rare, but there are usually at least a few events like this per year in the upper-midwest. And with climate change and more unpredictable weather they will probably only get more common.

Anywhere near Elgin? I live in L.A. now, but I was born and raised there.

@@dalethelander3781 Yes, I live in Elgin and went to Larkin, class of 71. Looking for new place to live, having huge problems with my brother who happens to be my landlord. Would love to move west.

@@roxiefern St. Ed's, class of 76. Remember downtown before the pedestrian mall and cruising the square. Worked at First Nat'l Bank of Elgin/NBD Bank Elgin 1978-94, then moved to Los Angeles 9-94.

They had a marginal risk in that area with a small chance of a tornado.

@@tristans48 Sure is unusual 🤔

prolly neither since it was over a mostly open area ... nearly impossible to score EF5 these days

It has a preliminary rating of EF-1 ....

The size of the tornado does not indicate it's strength, there can be wedge shaped EF-1's and skinny EF-5's. The Fujita scale rate tornadoes based on the damage they do, so if the tornado has EF-5 wind speeds but only happens on open farmlands damaging only small trees, it can be rated only EF-0 or EF-1 because of that.

​@@PhotoStormMediaOfficial for example Elie Manitoba tornado was rated f5 and it was skinny

Beats me probably the government

No, preliminary rating of EF-1

Yes

It use to be.

@@apextroll nothing is unusual. you cant predict weather it's never the same

@@izack5596 What would you categorize as unusual then?

Idiot

darwin isn't real

It’s not old, Tornadoes don’t care about what the temperature is 😂 if conditions are right for one to develop it will.

Tell me you're stupid without saying it

It is NOT illegal to pass on the right!

He had to get around them somehow.

It’s his job.. And if anyone was injured up ahead he would of stopped to help them.

Sounds like you need to find a new job.

@@MrJRod891 They're both related, you can't have one without the other unless your butt hurt!!

You can go watch the stream and see the entire chase 😂 this is just a highlight clip.