I'm also in Wichita, and I take NO chances with those monsters, either! I remember back in the late 1960's, my Dad RAN to a tornado shelter in the Hilltop area, carrying me on his back....just after our family (literally) dove into the shelter, a tree fell on the door and trapped us in the shelter.

Dont forget thier navigator too! And a different amatuer chaser also lost his life.

Aint he the best in storm videos

Omg! Lol

I respect your honesty ;~)

Well, it’s kinda like fishing,you gotta use the right bait.. I recommend chocolate,strawberries,and Starbucks; try these first!😉

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I saw those but with leaves quite often outside where my mom used to live.

@@Fluffy-Fluffy I see the leaves one all the time but the Dust Devil I saw at my school was several yards tall and a few yards wide and made of lots of the baseball field's dirt. It was definitely a sight to see, Everyone outside was staring at it. Too bad camera phones weren't a thing 30 years ago. I've never seen anything like it since.

​@@chuckthetekkieit sounds cool to witness and glad it wasn't anything destructive!

Over 10 years ago I was under influence of the 2011-2013 storm chasing videos from the US and back then we had quite many tornadoes in Poland too. I've already learned some basics about how storms work and where to find a tornado, if I urgently need one. I (hope I still) have a video from Woodstock festival in Poland (it's much larger than the original Woodstock). There was a severe storm warning issued, but the storm has passed north from us and it wasn't even raining too much. I went with one of my friends to buy some beer and on the way back to our camping site I was recording the storm and explaining to my friend: - Look, this is exactly the part of a storm, where a tornado would happen. There's even a wall cloud-ish thing, so... Oh! A funnel! Look! Right there! A funnel cloud has materialized in the area, where I was pointing my finger at. 😆 It wasn't really a tornado, the cloud base was ridiculously high and I don't know if it was even a supercell, but it happened on the Polish-German border, 100km north and 100-200km east from two European "tornado alleys". It was my own baby-tornado 🥰 PS. A second funnel, of similar size but much closer to the ground, I saw in the middle of the Schiphol airport in Holland (Amsterdam).

Glad that you were not injured.

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Germany gets plenty of tornadoes.

I .ean, given that he had been doing stormchasing for 2+ decades tends to mean he's at least decent. Sure, he made bad desicions during the chase, but doesnt everyone make some not-smart desicions at least once in their life?

Depends which UK politician you ask.

Mulhall OK 1999 3.6 miles not sure why it's not talked about

@@jamesashby9806 Mulhall had a damage path with a peak width of around 1 mile, youre talking measurements that are not nearly as accurate as the methods used to measure the El reno tornado though. If we use those kinds of measurements then the El reno tornado had wind speeds of 336 mph which is the highest estimate. Its not confirmed which is why i feel weird about it, there is not enough concrete evidence to back it.

​@@anderstauschristensen9184 El Reno is ONLY an EF3 because it tracked mostly over rural land. If it had hit, say, Oklahoma City (which was probably less than 20 miles to the east) it would be one of the worst tornadoes to ever exist, up there with Joplin, Andover, and the Tri-State Tornado of '25

@@thedyingmeme6 I know........................................................ It could also have hit A bit more north and then it would have hit El reno

meteorologist here!!!- satellite imaging feeds are composite photos that are displaying atmospheric energy by detecting wavelengths and albedo at night time. Total Doppler radar measures and records values of atmospheric particulate from ground level up to about 65,000 feet. Doppler radars rely on what is called reflectivity to produce imaging. The reflectivity is literally what the name says. It is the way the radar beam emitted from the disc reflects off of the particles above ground and bounce back to the emission point of the radar. TDWR measure real time. satellite is delayed. we can deduce our weather predictions based off of readings of atmospheric conditions that we gather from air parcels, isobars, isotherms, surface observations, jet streams, upper air maps, etc etc. tornados are a phenomenon that we don’t fully understand yet. we can “predict” around ‘when’ & ‘where’ you may get rain, and the expected conditions should X,Y,Z happen. the amount of math that we use in meteorology is insane. weather is entirely CONDITIONAL. 🥲🥲🥲🥲

Bruh can you type english or nah? Anyway, RADAR (i believe it's actually an acronym but i dunno what it means) is the pixellated green-blue-yellow-orange-red-purple-black transition that shows how dense rain or clouds are, while Satellite show s height and excatly how big a storm is. RADAR alao doesnt have the range that satellite has (i dont know the exact range of NWS RADAR but its prolly less that 100 miles), while Satellites take pictures from orbit

There's more to tornadoes at ground level than just the debris cloud at the base of the condensation funnel. There is also the wind field that surrounds the funnel and can extend quite a few yards outwards sometimes. The wind field is considered part of the tornado, so if you're within the wind field but still a ways off from the funnel, you could be said to be touching the edge of the tornado.

What are you yapping about

What makes you think there IS raw footage of the phone call? Would YOU selfie a routine _personal_ phone call to YOUR mom and post it on TikTok?

Bro thinks people record private conversations lmaoo

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