@@glenneggert8344 Yea!

Lol

Lol

yeah but weres the soap

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Seriously though. Driving down the highway, I see these like once a month.

Carlos Echazabal in South Dakota we call this a normal day

In Southern California, we call this impossible

In Puerto Rico it's called 'watering the plants.'

In Missouri, we call this, “Tuesdays”

clouds are not small

@@sfbxiii r/whoosh

@@sfbxiii also your dumb clouds can be average 50ft wide

@@onejumpman4647 That’s… Not.., small…

@@N0T4X0 earth is over 100 million kilometers of land squared 50 feet is small as frick

How did you get that percentage? Is there some equation you do?

@@nattydaddy7864 Hyperbole

@@nattydaddy7864 It’s a little sad you didn’t know that this person was just referring to the low visibility, not providing a 100% accurate visibility prediction.

Welcome to Florida

maybe he was trying to find the pot of gold?

Allverse MC Imagine walking on a beautiful sunny day with your dog

@@defouit9776 lol

Happened to me today. Out in the backyard. Sky was yellow dark, should have gone inside and bang, it just drops, sound of the wind is insane and I’ve been through a cat 3 hurricane before. It’s like being in a washing machine, the downpour is nuts. Third microburst this year and we’ve never had them in my region before. And hail

@@Nexus-ub4hs oh my god. how unlucky is that

Chicken little knows what's up lol.. and what's not.

Adam J. And it wasn’t even a microburst. Based on standard NWS definition, This was just a storm. A microburst isn’t a concurrent event. They happen very fast and end just as fast. Not last minutes like this one.

Brandon Thomas That was definitely 100% a microburst. You can see it in the video from a the distance. It was a perfect shot. Also an Microburst can last more than 15 minutes :)

No, your driver hit my car that hit the microburst

Exactly what I was gonna a say

Lol

There isn't a meteorological event named "megaburst". Microbursts can be light or lifethreatningly powerful, but the word "micro" points out the fact that these downdrafts of air and rain are localized and rather small.

@xXChxrii_BubblzXx r/ihavereddit

@xXChxrii_BubblzXx r/ok

@xXChxrii_BubblzXx Begone, Redditor

@xXChxrii_BubblzXx r/whoosh with 4 o's

He might not be person holding the phone.

@@GAPeach58 he's driving on the right hand side of the road, almost certainly in a left hand drive car. It's definitely the driver holding the phone

Litterly

XD not wrong though!

Yeah

Matt B this is scary. Especially in the freeways.

Is soap included?!?😁😁😁

You dont have to

@@Martin-xh1hd Yes, you do. Required by law.

Hows the light gonna help if you can barely see through the window

@@feng240 It's not necessarily supposed to help the driver see. It plays a factor in driving at night, but in this case it would mainly be so that you can see other drivers.

@@Martin-xh1hd im sending you to prison

you wouldn't be here if he didn't record this, right?

They wanted to see a rainbow

That would make him the most badass man that ever lived.

This would make for a great music video *wink wink*

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🤣🤣🤣

I'd pay to see that.

I- 💀

@@Bojacktheman. how much?

Still not a microburst! That’s a typical thunderstorm with gusty outflow winds! If that were a microburst it would have been a wall of very strong 60+ mph winds and about double the amount of rain! Trees would be snapping, power poles too! I know this as my home was hit by one! It took out the lovely pine tree in my front yard! Snapped it off at about 10’ tree was easily a 30-40’ monster with a base that’s well over 30” wide. It also blew apart my hay shed and ripped it from the foundation!

@@jaykneegarner2479 2:30 is alot of wind

DANIEL MEYER ... microburst is like a mini hurricane...this was NOT a mini hurricane

This is reg in North Indiana

Jayknee Garner Definitely not a microburst, I live about a mile away from an airport that got hit by one and it flattened a couple of small hangars

A microburst is same or similar to wind shear that can take down jets. We get then in AZ. We had one DESTROY. A large tree. We were lucky it did nit hit the house! (but they are usually pretty focused it seems).

This is a microburst. You can see&hear intense wind and rainfall, meaning that a localized thunder- or rainstorm wind powerful downdrafts had hit that area. That definetely is a microburst, do your research.

@@santerimyl A microburst is about the downdraft, not intense rain....especially the spread of the draft when it hits the ground...or in tge case of air traffic “wind shear”..... It may contain rain, but is often dry. Do YOUR research

@@santerimyl so because in your opinion this was "intense rain and wind" that means it was a microburst. We get these fairly often and call them "pop up thunderstorms". I've had to pull over on i75 before From what I've read, microburst have winds over 100mph. Don't think that happened here

@@MarvinMonroe @MarvinMonroe a wind gust of 115mph was measured shortly after the microburst had hit the ground. Either way, there are no "official" wind limit to microbursts. Microbursts can be slight downpours with only 20mph winds, not 100mph. "Pop-up thunderstorms" aka localized thunderstorms can be severe, but do you know what the most powerful part in them is? Either the gust in the front OR A MICROBURST.

He was avoiding the hailstones, duh

@@CattleRustlerOCN I don’t think you fully thought that through, or haven’t been caught driving in hail before. You aren’t exactly going to get out of the way of the hailstones. Your best bet is to hunker down and let it pass. The faster you drive the harder the hail is going to hit your windshield... not to mention visibility and traction become issues as well. This just isn’t huge enough hail to be spazzing out over. The guy also was really angry about that other driver in the line, who wasn’t doing anything to warrant a tantrum. This guy just needs to chill out.

Weird flex but ok. During that microburst, winds of up to 115mph were measured, which is not even close to "light rain" for anyone on the earth.

@@santerimyl All the better reason to pull over

@@MayimHastings while you are true, I think CattleRustler was joking

So true

Truth of it for Florida,🤷

My immediate thoughts when I saw this. Like..this is the norm for us.

I don’t even live in Florida and I think this is Florida. Went there once for vacation when I turned 22. Y’all have damn near micro-hurricanes.

@@nordicfalcon pr0bably isn't anymore, but we had a city that was referred to as, "The Lightning Capital of The World" we've got a reputation to live up to 😅

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What'd ya expect when he calls a spoon a knife?

Bunch of idiots.

This wasn't one.

This was indeed a microburst.

Same

Yeah it was lamer than I expected I thought it was gonna be like a Mini explosion from the sky

Sameeee

That's called a rolling shutter ;p

RUHigh?

Robotic Nerd wat

@@vshxbz5779 look up rolling shutter ;p

Your a noodle

It is 💀

He's insane

@@NWORails_Off_Topic right lol like the whole time I was like, "dood pull over"

@@girlgamer6678 and he did it wrong, he was suppose to drift and blare Tokyo drift

Henderson. Eastern and Saint Rose parkway

Yes, I should have stopped.

ALPHA 6 he means on the side of the road

Why?

I think I would do the same 🤗 Probably would be so freaked out about not being able to see what's in front of me that I wouldn't have the wherewithall to look behind me to make sure it was safe to stop in the middle of the road. My eyes were squinting to see FOR YOU!

@@andrewhergenrother8704 Michael told you to dont stop til' you get enough

the cam had its focus on the windows so the background seemed blurry so he saw better than that at the end

What things?

@@DC-pp8xf .....The microburst?

Can confirm 🤣

Haha true this here is verry common for me😄

Yesss

T-storm season might be short in AZ, but a microburst can produce hurricane force winds and many inches of rain in a short time. They're basically storm cannons that shoot straight down, then out in all directions.

@@Bob-jm8kl Interesting.

The dude drove the same speed the entire time after realizing he was in one. He never sped up. I don’t know where you saw that in the video, or if you even did watch the video. But he definitely didn’t speed up.

Lmao

@@Vune_GG at the 1:40 mark you hear can hear his engine rev up and he is obviously accelerating as he catches up to the white pickup in the left lane. all while the weather is deteriorating and holding a phone in one hand to film the whole thing.

He fucking sped way up changing lanes he needed to pull over in the first place why risk hitting something he’s a bit of a dipshit if you ask me.

you're a whole ass clown.

When

@@RounakMzziiYT 1:50

When the sun is behind you and there is rain thats what happens. Nothing unusual about it.

Because it didn’t one out yet

rainbow can be everywhere...

I should have for sure..

@@andrewhergenrother8704 you know its a good youtuber, when they still respond to comments after 1 year

TUTORGAMESZ and picks his title/comments so appropriately lmao

Yeah he should’ve

Exactly. Park & wait it out. Driving blind is asinine.

Me 🙋

Me man.

Had to research it after! LOL

Holy crap how did u know

Meeee

Tristen Jarrell ikr they need to stfu

tHeY aReN't WrOnG tHo

Josh I know🤣

Tristen Jarrell Sad, but true! Lived in FL my whole life. However, I will truthfully say that YES, we get rain in spurts, heavy, heavy rain and 2 miles down the interstate it is not even sprinkling. YES, we get rainbows in the heaviest of downfalls sometimes. But...those heavy wind gusts he just drove through are very rare here. Blinding rain where you cannot see, yes almost on a daily basis, but that wind?? Ah, NO! So here is a FL girl being real!!!

I will say this. Living in Vegas for 20 years and living for Florida for 2. They are VERY different states when it comes to weather. If you want to know more, I posted this for someone earlier: "In Las Vegas in the Summer, rain is unheard of. It's a desert and if you get rain, it causes problems. Just one day of rain after a long period of none will lift the oil from the asphalt and cause the roads to slicken. Many accidents happen around those times and because the ground in Vegas is unlike the soil in places like Florida, it flash floods constantly. It's not uncommon to drive home from work in a rainstorm and have to detour around multiple flood waters. We don't have bedrock like other states do. Instead we have a clay called caliche. It's so solid that construction crews often use machinery that looks like massive chainsaws to break up the ground for pipes and buildings. If you dig with a shovel, you can hit it at about 6 inches down. It doesn't absorb rain water, so when it rains heavy during monsoon season, flash floods occur frequently everywhere. Lived in Vegas for 20 years, we regularly get some nasty winds that top out at about 45 mph. Seen it uproot and topple tons of trees, but never a palm tree. To give you a comparison, in this video, even in our 45 mph winds I have never seen the palm trees (even the two in front of my house) ever lean that far over in a wind. Which tells me that those winds in the video had to be over 50 mph. Not normal at all for Vegas. It would freak any native Las Vegan out. And also, since Vegas is in a deep valley, it is rare to see clouds that low to the ground. Usually they are way up high, not anything like the clouds I saw in Florida. When I saw Florida clouds for the first time I immediately got an uneasy sense of claustrophobia, and was super freaked out by how close the lightning was to the ground. I felt like I had to stay inside to stay safe. The lightning would make me jump and it was deafening. In Vegas, nobody really worries about getting struck. I've seen people and kids play out in the thunderstorms, plenty of people will still be walking or riding bikes, and the thunder just sounds like a distant rumble. The fighter jets from the air force base are way more frequent and louder. Hopefully that kind of puts things in perspective."

This should be our state slogan

Shawn Thompson you’re telling me it isn’t?

This is Las Vegas lol

Its not Florida! That's Las Vagas!

You brought up a great point, why are so many people depressed in Florida when we live in such a paradise compared to other places in the U.S.???

J McIntosh he’s excited

Driving way too fast for the conditions!

how yall think this is fast...

Also playing with the camera phone while driving.

Nah I would

Random user #74652819 My mom once drove in rain that was hitting down so hard on the windshield. In his video some things are still foggy visible. I couldn’t even friggin see ANYTHING out any of the windows. My DRIVING TEACHER dad was also in the car calm, while my mother and I were freaking out.

I would, I like storms

@@Martin-xh1hd Maybe you like storms, but it is too dangerous to drive in conditions like that with such extremely poor visibility and slippery roads.

Come to Oklahoma.... lmaoo

During that microburst, winds of up to 115mph were measured, which is not even close to normal rain for anyone on the earth.

@@santerimyl that’s like a category 3 hurricane, aint it?

Joel Yep...I lived in Hallandale, FL (Broward County) for 11 years and you described it exactly right !! ✔👍🏻😂

This is light rain in West Virginia

This is also southeast Tennessee weather as well.

@@deltaboy767 My friend lives in Maryville, TN and she has said that's what it's like. I'm not sure if Maryville is in SE TN but that's what Jeannine said, lol. 🌼

@@morganjanelle4282 It actually is in SE Tennessee it's near Nashville I'm in Chattanooga about 2 hours away.

I know. I would have pulled over at the first opportunity.

Its not that bad. 🤭

Unless you are just trying to get home.

whaaat? its not thaaat baaad

eddie Dickens I don’t think it’s like this from Virginia up. We’ve had pretty heavy rains but I don’t think I’ve ever seen rains that bad where I’m from except for the edges of hurricanes

Sounds like a microburst

except they don't, this isn't just a bad thunderstorm, this is a sudden downdraft causing surface winds around and in the microburst to increase, higher the shear, stronger the microburst, this also explains why rain is so heavy.

Exactly. It's just a little rain

NoU Arkansas things like this used to happen in Ocala almost every week.

@@nouarkansas9386 these happen all the time in the summer in Florida

Yeah hurricane season

I was in one and my house almost lost the front window screen and I live in a oven state

If you think microbursts are bad, check out downbursts

@@progenitor_amborella Downbursts are the same thing dude lol.

@@tomiyu2297 no they aren't they are similiar but downbursts are like microbursts on steroids, my house got hit by one.

If u think microbursts are bad look up a derecho

Underrated comment.

This is a rare microburst, not just a storm. Microbursts are rare and fascinating, get out and stop ruining comment sections.

@@santerimyl no u

Ujjawal X are you joking? You couldn’t breathe???

Nature’s waterboarding

He is not joking i did the same thing

@@patrickcasey7617 America is Terrorists bombing the middle East so nature decided to bomb us instead

I've had sudden rain that was so heavy it took my breath away.

That would be micro hail

More like taking a big pee lol

@@Julian-ns3it Zeus had a Big Gulp earlier.

Lol

Nah, vomit

I should have pulled over for sure

@@andrewhergenrother8704 well it depends how fast the storm is moving it if it's moving less than 10 mph you might as well drive through it because it's going to take a at least 30 minutes to get through wherever you pull over at

More than 200 likes and no comments, well now there's one :)

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Follow it to Dairy Queen......

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What does ass to mouth have anything to do with this?

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If this were a bad supercell, that microburst could have easily been a rain-wrapped tornado. Luckily I don't think there was any rotation to it, just a stereotypical microburst. Those can also bring baseball sized hail down with them too in buckets so I wouldn't be too anxious to drive into one.

You would’ve known it was a tornado cause of the sirens lol

@@IsaacIsDead1 Nah, if this happened to me I'd hope I'd hear the sirens, but no guarantee where I live. I'm miles outside of the nearest town in a very rural area in a trailer with no storm cellar 🥲

@@PsychoticWolfie buy a tornado alert and install in your house

Its called rain in Australia as well.

And virginia

And Maryland

And Illinois

And California

Two months late but………. He had to poop 💩

Brave or dumb

You'd better just sit where nothing is above you that isn't made out of concrete or anything under rock material. Because sitting under a gas station roof, where you pump your gas, while that shit is happening. Just think about it. This microburst in the video aint the strongest one ever. That roof would collapse right on top of you. If those things can be taken away like trailers in tornadoes and stuff, it can definitely be flattened by one of these.

LSSJ I wouldn’t have pulled under the tin roof of course what I meant was I would’ve pulled into a parking space, we tend to have thick fog and blizzards and heavy hail storms often in my area but I’m still not used to driving well with low visibility like my dad is

*Mother Nature cackling in the background* 🤣

Me: let's drive into the storm My brain: why? No Me: free car wash My brain: okay

I'm pretty sure it's 4:11 minutes as the video only goes that much but whatever

Was your house ok from the Moore tornado 🙏

That's not a Porsche just a Beetle

@@alexsaab8089 I don't know if you're joking but that's a Porsche 911 Turbo.

@@zakrylee9918 no it's a Cayman

@@zakrylee9918 oh, yea the red one is a 911

Kevin Harvick is the best driver fyi

Nah he was going in a straight line not circles

@Gyp Rosetti 😂😂😂😂 oh lord lol

@Gyp Rosetti bruh

@@kenzieradityatirtarahardja7469 he didn’t even spell my name right, and it’s right here 😂😂

@@fortherAch lmao

@Gyp Rosettie I’m really frustrated you and I aren’t dating.

I thought it was because of him being worried about whatever was flying and hit his windshield

@@skip6978 More of a reason to pull over

People gatekeeping rain lmao

That was asinine, pull over and wait it out! Yeesh, what a idiot.

Justin Overholtzer nah it’s illegal

Probably on his dashboard

@@familyfun5301 Nope. It's quite obvious it's handheld, which is totally irresponsible in perfect weather and criminally negligent under these conditions.

@@TheRealLaughingGravy stfu

@@kevinbushracing58 Enjoy that $500-$1000 ticket then.. And possible License Suspension depending on the state..

Nothing beat driving in that 2008 snowstorm, though. I was working right by Eastern and St. Rose most of that day.

It's not necessarily the color that filters out glare, but more the polarization of the glasses, it makes a huge difference when there's reflections on your windows

@@Sodium_Hypobromite Amberized non-polarized glasses do a better job than polarized glasses. The main glasses I wear now are polarized and amberized but I think the polarization is about 5 degrees off from one side to the other, so other peoples' car windows blink at me. It was pretty distracting for a while but now it's background noise. They were cheap.

And distract ourselves by pulling our phone out to film! It’d be excusable if it were a dashcam, but filming the road with your phone while driving even in good conditions is putting everyone around you at risk. Do not do this.

Wow, I've never heard or/and before

Sounds like the Most german Reaction to me

@@chrishunter8884 it's a mixed bag. We have people like that a lot in Germany but the average (sane) drivers slow down during snow, heavy rain and fog. Knowing stuff like that is even part of the theoretical and practical tests of the driver's license exams.

@@k.r.99 there‘s Sane drivers in germany?