Oh wow! Great sharing your part!

Thanks for another perspective :) be safe chasing!

Hopefully, you've upgraded to something a little heavier if you are chasing still lol

@@kirkgoingham6095 nope haha! Still drive a compact car that has been in 3 tornadoes. I still have learned nothing since that day haha

@@StrmchsrHunterF Hahaha good stuff! If it ain't broke, don't fix it! Good luck this season!

Don't think you're safe from tornados lol we get tornados too Florida brother

@@lucid523 Oh, I know this. But southwest Florida is not getting a ef-4 or 5. No fingers of God. But I was recently in a tornado or strong wind gust. I was at my storage yard. An watching the storm roll in about a week ago. Rain came and u jump in my truck. Winds picked up pretty good. So I have a lifted truck and where I sit at the yard its protection from the way the winds were coming. So I just waited. Even thought yo myself its tornado. A few days later. My employee says to me "there was a tornado reported at the local news paper. I looked at him and said I was at the yard when it came through. He didn't know I was there and didn't realize the newspaper is right next door. I said I verify there was a possibility of a tornado to him. I just gave him that are you kidding me right look. When that whole conversation started. He had no clue of the information that I had. He wasn't persuaded by me and it was a random conversation with us. Lol

It's all fluid dynamics

I heard at one point he was 1 ½ miles outside of Simba(?). Wind was loud right then so couldn't quite tell.

Him and Pecos Hank are always looking out for safety! If they see a car/truck on its side or know that a town has been hit, they stop the chase to do search and rescue and check on everyone. I am devoted to these channels because of that!

@@katherineduke3232 Agreed. Pecos is another one of my chaser hero’s who out life over everything else. I get so frustrated looking at chasers who laugh and carry on as if loss of life and property are funny. So I give serious kudos to those individuals who are really out there with a purpose of research, alerting the public and search and rescue.

i know these are kind of old comments, but i wanted to add: really, it just comes down to a lack of respect. people who just do this to chase an adrenaline rush don't have respect for how horrifically powerful nature can truly be. it's people who are knowledgeable, researched, devoted, and experienced who understand fully well what kind of destruction and life-changing havoc can occur during these storms. respect vs. naiveté.

You made a positive impact on a life today, continue to spread your positivity.

These are re-uploads to this new channel, so most have seen them already. New ones will likely get more views.

@@dogtrainerjen what’s the original page?

@@brockjoyner2976 Severe Weather & News Australia

Yeah it's common for hail to wrap around the rfd. It really muddies up things on radar and is a general pain.

Exactly.... kinda like "how do you know the wind blows if you can't see it? You see the leaves rustling"

@@katherineduke3232 These are excellent videos by the way, did you see the brief time lapse part of this storm chase? Pretty neat!

I did the same thing. XD

Well it's not wrong, is it?

@@DerekHartley Yes, it is wrong. Do car wheels twist? Do planets twist? Do you rotate a wet sponge to release its water--or do you twist it? The dumbing-down of language does not free up thought by lumping words together. Twist and rotate have different meanings.

Homers fantasy

And tornados in the 1920s do the Swing

@@lucid523 good one sorry i know my joke was a bad joke but just thought i would through it out there lol.