5:38 The one guy was really smart. He ducked underwater before the wave hit, so he didn’t get directly hit by the force of the wave, which would’ve hit pretty hard.

If you wanna see if it's cold enough to stick without actually sticking your tongue to a pole, you can just lick your finger and press it against the pole, it'll have the same effect and not nearly as painful.

I like how everybody seen the huge wave coming in and waited untill the last moment to start moving away from it 😂

4:51 It was just Mother Nature wanting to wish the married couple a wet wedding day! Look, she even waved!

The bit with the snowplow going by and blocking the freshly shovelled driveway happened to my dad, too. He immediately called the city to get them to come back and now plow our blocked driveway, and they did!

Can we all take a moment to analyse how immaculate the "nope, i'm out" that bro in the front at 5:36 was when the wave came crashing over the rocks?

I live in Kansas and one thing with the storms is that when it goes flat dead on the wind instantly along with the calm weather, YOU TAKE COVER FAST. That little trick has saved my hide and others time and time again. Had one twister come close to a place I worked at and just grazed it to where the loading docks and the backside of the stockroom where completely wrecked and we had to shut down for several days to clean up and take a damage assessment. That sucked on so many levels due to the fact the frozen truck was in the dock at the time and it was fully loaded. (It had a stench worse than a cattle truck on a hot day after the event.)

He explained the science faster than schools

I remember one time where the wind was so strong and it pushed me like 2 feet forward

5:08 it appears the cake survived! 😮

Watching this as it’s raining really hard outside where i am lol

Although it's extremely rare nowadays, some vehicles have engines that are equipped with a snorkel, an engine snorkel is just a long pipe connected to the air intake of the engine, it is placed higher up and shielded against water to allow the engine to have a reliable source of oxygen even in the case of a flood. Worse imagine being trapped in the runaway porta-potty!

4:00 I actually had that happen to me a few times. Since I live in the Midwestern US, the weather where I live is known for, occasionally, throwing hissy fits, but those “occasions” happen more often than they do elsewhere. I remember this one time I had slushy snow in late spring (but I can’t remember exactly), and I was the one to scoop it up. Fortunately, the “slushiness” made it extra easy to shovel.

Ive seen every weather event imaginable. Its nice to see a great channel dedicate a video to them.

For all the people who don't live in the Midwest and are afraid of tornadoes: I have lived most of my life in Minnesota, some in south Dakota, asks some in Wisconsin, living in Minnesota now, and I've never even seen a tornado in person and I've lived 44 years.

My place just have lightning storm swept through and the lightning strike at least 4 hours and it makes me scared , love the content , it always brings a lot of knowledge

The first one is iconic, but it doesn't change he is a total fool xD

Thank God our snow plows have a side plow that actually removes the snow and sets it on the grass.

Yea, when I was younger I was out playing when a dust devil came out of nowhere and knocked me to the ground. I landed on soft grass, so I only had a few scrapes and bruises.

Nature really wants us all dead. Why does the weather and mother nature always try to kill us? I know the answer, but still. In my native Sweden, we've had a really, really bad drought, until yesterday and today, when it finally came rain, after three whole months without any rain, and the Swedish weather isn't known to be subtle. In Sweden, weather decides what you wear. If it starts snowing in the summer, it starts snowing, and remains so for a week or two. It's Sweden in a nutshell.

That one where the manhole was hit by lightning looked like a small volcano.

you did a good job of these videos keep that air flowing

The Dixie Whatley one gave me chills. Imagine sitting in your living room and you see a huge croc or alligator swims there and its staring you down.

14:06 The fact that you just stood there and didn't offer a helping hand

When you build something it's always going to be attacked by nature

Disasters followed us across the country...California earthquake scared Mom. We moved to Tennessee. Tornado hit our home. a month later we were stranded because of flood...not to mention the poor tree that got struck by lightning 3 times! or the hurricane that cost me a great job due to not bring able to get back from vacation one year...(needlessly to say my boss was an ahole)all I can say is....weeeeee!!!

Oh man i remember that storm in nyc! I worked at a daycare at the time and both years our basement completely flooded! Took over a month to drain, clean, sterilize then replace all damaged items! One of the main reasons i left that job... I'm sure its gonna happen again this year too!

Awesome video as usual. Always lots of fun & facts. Great job. 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸

That wind turbine really fought the good fight though. The little turbine that could lol.

Backin the mid 50’s I lived in Key West, Florida. They let us out of elementary school early because of a big storm coming. The wind was so strong I had to push my bicycle home.

its literally 4 am for me and im trying to sleep but notifactions keep waking me up

I feel like this video had more of a damn nature you scary vibe than people vs nature fails

I’m glad he did another one of these

This was absolutely astounding! I've been known as weatherwitch since the mid 1990s so this has been the perfect video 😉😂❤ Seeing those huge shipping containers going over like childrens building blocks was amazing, nature is both phenomenal and terrifying in what it does 😮

I try not to mess with mother nature.

We need to see a flood from inside a passenger trains or an automatic trolleys!! I've seen a bazillion flooding videos but never one with a train getting flooded. Note: I know they probably stop it before floods but it has probably happened before or may in the future

The fact be amazed posted this when today I experienced bad weather,strong winds rain n flooding

Good 😊 sharing 💖😊😊

Gotta love the US tornado weather I've seen at least 7 of them in my lifetime. Back when I was a kid this one tornado destroyed a radio tower of some sort and barely a couple days after you could see the entire thing was mangled like a string cheese stick.

3:50 i can so relate to that agony... just shoveled the driveway at my parent's house, then the next thing i know WHILE shoveling the plow truck decided to barrel through and made more work for me... I was like practically SCREAMING at that point! snow is grueling for the back. its not uncommon to get back related injuries when shoveling snow.

I used to live in tornado alley. Signs include a sickly greenish yellow in the sky. If the wind is blowing hella loud and suddenly stops, get under cover immediately

Nobody’s going to believe me because I don’t have a video. My family and I were at one of our local Malls (I think it was Hillsdale for those familiar with San Mateo, CA), during an intense rainstorm. We parked in the parking garage, when we heard what sounded like a waterfall. We turned a corner and noticed that one of the staircases had been turned into a noisy flooded waterfall. Edit: Okay, I have loads of stories. Of course the area of California I live in is plagued by wildfires, droughts, and earthquakes, but there’s one thing I never heard of here until the beginning of 2023: Sinkholes. Back in January 2023, heavy rains triggered a faulty drainpipe to collapse and a sinkhole to form under Highway 92 westbound. The road was closed for about a week while the county figured out what to do. Luckily, the stretch of road where the sinkhole formed was two lanes headed eastbound, so one of the eastbound lanes was reconstructed into a westbound lane. This allowed the huge hauler trucks headed for Ox Mountain Landfill to reach their destination and for commuters to resume their normal routes.

The guy shoveling his driveway when the truck plowed it back in, that happens to me all the damn time. This past winter I actually threw the shovel at the truck, called the city, and told them to come back in clean up their mess. It still happened again after that. It is infuriating!

I remember last year I went to El Salvador and I was with family their and this was a few hours before a strong storm so we where in a beach have fun and all of sudden a wave came toppling over us I tried to jump but instead it took me under for a few seconds and everyone was laughing at me it really funny and embarrassing because I choked on salt water

Reminds me of an old Coast soap commercial...she asks her husband how he was getting to work...he said backstroke....

many rears ago in Nijmegen, The Netherlands I experienced a close lightning strike, ther e was a loud buzzing sound, my hair went straight on end and the loudest sound I've ever heard echoesd throught the night! Oh, and a tree caught fire!

Ive actually experienced a mag 5 earthquake while i was in an apartment. Definitely not a great experience. Even the neighbor's cats went crazy during the tremor

The tornado part brought me back to a day in school when a dust tornado hit the playground and it wasn’t noticeable to the teachers but students where running into it including me and getting thrown a few feet lucky non of us where injured 😂 and this was a bunch of 6th graders jumping into it and like two kindergarteners

I live in Alabama just an hour's drive from the Gulf of Mexico so we get winds and rain from every hurricane that passes by from June to August, then mid-August to late September is when they like hitting us. When I was 14 I stayed at my friends house a little too long, because on the bike ride home I had seriously strong winds behind me propelling me so fast I skidded past my driveway into the neighbor's azaleas but not before a big green pine cone hit my back leaving deep punctures. Hurricane Frederick ravaged Mobile leaving destruction that you can still see in places 42+ years later. Heck, you can see effects from hurricane Camille in Biloxi 54 years later, if you can separate what Katrina did there. 😅😂🤣

Keep up the great work!❤

I was in Omaha a few days ago for the college World Series, we were at a wild animal refuge and the wind was so powerful that someone got pushed over a ledge into the bison area, luckily the bison were on the other side and they were totally safe. The wind was so strong though that if you jumped you would get pushed back multiple feet, crazy.

They wind that hit my area blew my 10 feet from my house and surprisingly didn't break or sprain anything

Once I was at the Ritz Carlton hotel beach in Grand Cayman, and I was at this beach in pretty crummy weather. I just kept getting thrusted against the sand by the huge waves. I’m sure it was pretty hilarious to my family.

I remember a time when it was raining CRAZY! HEAVY rain and someone wanted to go somewhere when they got POURD LIKE NO BODYS BUSNESS

I personally find the snowblower driveway one hilarious, mostly because and I know it’s selfish, but it makes me feel better about my life.

I live in CT of the USA and I've never seen floods as bad as the ones I just saw in those video clips, holy jeebus! That's way too much water for my liking!

I lost my brother to a tornado. I hope hes in a better place

Okay for the first clip. I also live in West Virginia and I went to school with a kid who was in JROTC and when they were putting the flag up this kid decided it was a good idea to stick his tongue to the flagpole 😂 and the other kids had to go to the sergeant and Colonel to get his tongue unstuck 😂

7:29 that person shouldn't be out there! Crazy!

Ohhh here we go, just what I need

Is a good day when he uploads

Situational awareness is crucial when it comes to scary weather. If it looks or sounds dangerous, it's time to go hide and get right with God.

when ever i remember BE AMAZED i am always happy

Love it already and I didn't even finish the video.

I like when the big wave hit the rock and the guy ducked under water to escape the water. 😂

Hey AWESOME DUDE! Once again great content! I love your voice!

Mother nature really does not play around

17:09 those are some great fireworks!

Yess lets go! got here 3 minutes after it was posted!

You know, some people can be quite dumb at some points in life.

Where I live in Texas we get micro bursts alot. They can be worse than tornadoes sometimes. We had one snap all the electrical poles on the main road in half and flip a car on its hood. It thankfully stopped right as it reached our house.

I used to go to Dallas for Drs appointments when I was little. One time my mom's friend was driving us home to Amarillo which is about 8 hrs. We were in her little soft top convertible bug. All of a sudden a dust storm descended on us like a plague. You couldnt see anything. Not even the car in front of us. I was only about 7 or 8. It was one of the scariest things I've ever been through. I still have panic attacks on the road 31 years later.

15:15 is no one going to talk about the kiddie pool that doesnt even budge in the wind and attack from the trampoline???

That New York scene looks like something out of a B movie.

The way he says “damn!” kills me every time

There was a time when me and my family went on a road trip and we had to drive through a fire and there was a giant thing of smoke but we were safe because the fire was off the road

Love your video Be Amazed and keep up the great work

5:35 That one guy who just dipped underwater 😂

Funny how I watched this an hour after a severe thunderstorm hit my area.

Speaking of nature fighting back. I was having a cup of water with lots of ice and I spilt it all over the left side of my shirt will watching people fight the cold

Eyyyy, nothing better than black ice scating

That's what I was wondering as well. I was waiting for the engine to die. Well we now know how far a car can go with it's engine submerged lol

The only way that the car was still running was it had a snorkel and was possibly lifted and or had bigger tires than stock

Humans: I am undefinable! Mother Nature: Let's test that theory.

Glad we don't have these types of weather conditions over here

I love the science lessons

When KZfaq shoves their ADS down your throat, remember this neat little trick: Mute your TV, or other device, and look away for 15 seconds. (Five seconds if skippable). They can force their unskippable ads on you every three minutes, but they can't make you watch and listen to them.

11:15 The truck has a snorkel allowing the engine to get oxygen.

Has the man never watched a Christmas story

Video suggestion: Angriest Karens that went TOO FAR!

Everything in Australia is dangerous. You can’t even go to the beach and have a peaceful day 😂 I gotta go there one day

"Why, Hello There!" Ahahahahahaha! Thank you for the laughs!!

If you want to see a huge flood look up the peace river the day after hurricane Ian

That woman in the early part of the video should have walked up behind the car in the snow. Much less likely to slip!

Wanna Cross the road? Ice: No Wind: No Storm: YES

I love this mans videos

Watching the porta potty scoot along the sidewalk had me in tears 😂 14:43

im happy to live in a place where no natural disasters occur, not a single one in Estonia 😅

Snow is such a novelty to me, I’ve never seen it in real life

So rare story to be had. It happened while i was living in Sandy, Utah in 1999 ish and my dad was at his CPA building working one day and a tornado came down and went down the street for a few moments, then disappeared shortly after. This is rare cuz if you know Utah, it's surrounded by mountains, and tornadoes don't usually form in places like Utah. It was crazy. And known fact with lightning, it hits the ground multiple times. So the saying "lightning doesn't hit the same place twice" is totally wrong. Every flash we see is the times it's hitting that area. Stay frosty and stay safe!