I'm afraid 😮

tornadoes on our side are relatively weak in the pittsburgh area. we live in the hills and valleys

Very accurate lol

😅

​@@nickkozak4763that's not going stop the tornado

@@NascarKing_ps You’re as dumb as they come. Here’s a fact, tornado’s don’t tend to “spawn” in the hills and valley region much less than say the flat areas of Tornado valley.

Thanks for not screaming?? LOL! How dare they yell out in terror as a potentially deadly storm approaches them?!?

😂😂😂😂

@@sarahrose4126no tornado? Then please enlighten the gullible with your knowledge of what it is..

@@sarahrose4126 Nevermind, I saw your comments, I’d rather be gullible that a lunatic. Smh “a weapon” lmao

@@RichardHead12 I'm not in the business of explaining advanced DOD weapons to people so obtuse they can't even see what just happened in that 20 second clip. Do watch the " Disclosure Project " and keep your mouth shut if you are so ignorant you think what you saw in that 20 second clip is a " tornado ". I feel sorry for you dear. You're so thick u don't even in when to keep your mouth shut. If you have nothing intelligent to say , just keep your stupidity to yourself , dear. My condolences to anyone unfortunate enough to have to deal with you on a daily basis.😘

@@sarahrose4126 This right here is what untreated mental illness looks like.

​​@@RichardHead12 Why are you asking me to enlighten you and then constantly complaining to KZfaq about my response and forcing them to remove the comment ? I've left you three responses and you keep having them removed so here's the last time I'll respond. What hit that home is technology described in " Beyond Top Secret ". It can blast roofs off and spin dirt beneath it to hide itself like you just saw in that clip. When this weapon discharges , it also appears to turn tree leaves a strange rusty reddish color. If you slow this video down to .25 seconds , you'll notice that between 114 and 1:16 his neighbors yard was hit. You'll see an overturned trailer and six trees that appear to have been turned that strange rusty reddish color. The seventh tree at the utmost left in the second row appears to be completely green. All those trees appear to be the same tree, so why is the tree on the left completely green, whilst the other six appear to have changed color ? I saw this a lot in Lahaina Maui after the alleged August 8 th " wild fire ". Many trees appear to have been blasted from above with something that changed them this strange reddish rusty color. ( A lot of Department of Land and Natural Resource officers also noticed that strange damage and took pictures of it ) . Another tree inches away would still be green though. That simply doesn't make sense from a " wildfire " perspective. Some trees in Lahaina even had half of the tree turned that reddish rusty color and the other half remained perfectly green. That is completely not consistent with " wildfire " damage and no arborist in the world would even try to say thats " natural " damage from a " wildfire " . So, from both personal experience and having watched thousands of videos of REAL tornadoes ( and their damage ), I can differentiate damage from advanced technology as opposed to natural disaster damage . Those two types of damage look quite different.

Yep. I grew up in Michigan. We had tornado drill in elementary school every March. I live now about 15 mins away from where that tornado touch down. There were alerts and on TV they told people in the areas to take shelter/ go to the basement. My neighbors were outside also looking at the sky. I told my son not a wise thing to do.

I live there but in 15 mins away😢

Cameraman never dies.

I saw two vortices. That was scary enough. Could have been real bad.

Believe me Pennsylvania is a 💩hole and depressing even around the mountains of Pennsylvania looks like a funeral

Reed is the best

@tgmtraptic LOL... No, son... He's not. He's the real life Jonas from Twister.

@waynemasters dude is a legend in the field even when storm chasers ended he kept going you think if Jones main source of income was gone he'd keep going Reed is the reason why I got into chasing

​@@tgmtrapticThe only thing "legend" about Reed Timmer is his loud mouth. His videos would be much more enjoyable if he'd record the storm and keep his mouth shut... That's why myself and others stopped watching his footage years ago. Sorry, brother, he ain't no hero.

@@waynemastersI watch his videos on mute lol. His footage is usually more than worth a gander. But, yeah, on mute

No it actually hasn’t shifted! But please continue to ignorance

Yup! All that cotton swirling in the air left a huge mess. People now have to clean up their own mess.

We get tornadoes in PA, yes, thankfully not as often. The most violent tornado, F5, in the US in 1985 took place in Pennsylvania and Ohio.

We've always had tornadoes here in PA. They just aren't taken very seriously because we get 4 or 5 tornado warnings a year and it always turns out to be a pathetic little funnel cloud or nothing at all. So when we get a big one, like the ones in '85, it's a big deal.

@@crazysoundmanYes it has Tornadoes are becoming more common, further to the east, compared to the distribution from decades ago That’s an indisputable fact, the data sets are quite large and show a clear shift in the pattern

We get tons of tornadoes and funnel clouds every year in PA. They just don't do much damage. It's been nearly 40 years since we got the F5 and F4s.

Tornados are not new in PA. Search the one that hit Albany ny in the 80s.

I’m in central Alabama and so far this year we’ve had a very mild spring. In fact, we had no tornado warnings last month, April, nor April of 2023 either. April is typically our worst month for tornado activity. I’m not complaining. lol 😊

It’s not so much that it’s shifting eastward, but that this year the weather patterns that allow for favorable tornado conditions are more in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions. NE Ohio has had its share of strong tornadoes in the past, it’s just that it’s not as normal is your traditional tornado zones

They aren't talking about it because it isn't.

5/11/24

Yup yesterday my cousins were over at that time and we got the tornado warning so we went in my basement immediately

A weapon.

The dark cloud of dust that popped up for a couple seconds? I think it intensifies for a few seconds and that looked like the contents of a house it hit.

I believe it was a church

@@sapphirerain70 I don't think so. I think the " tornado " ( Wink, wink ) very specifically hit a home that was allegedly celebrating a boys fourth birthday. The father was interviewed by media and keeps his arms crossed the whole Interview ( signaling defensive ). I'm not sure what the " father " felt the need to be defensive about , but im guessing it was about the boy. This " tornado " ( Wink, Wink) only appears to have hit that one home celebrating a boys birthday and the Church which allegedly was celebrating some mothers and children. Im guessing somebody was trying to make a point to that family and that Church. " Tornadoes " seem to be making all sorts of points these days.

@sarahrose4126 why do you keep putting tornado in quotations

Would you still think it was beautiful if it destroyed your stuff

This isn’t actually a new thing. Tornadoes hit PA. They just don’t usually get national attention like this.

I wish I was there

I wish I was there because I’ve never seen a tornado irl and it would be cool but scary

I’m right across the street from them. Everything is okay there is some damage but most of the damage was on Route 88.

@@EncryptingJava Thank you for the update.

@sienna I hope that was an outbuilding and not a house that was damaged 😢. I'm glad you're safe

@@shannonrusso3853Local news is reporting it was a shed, and I haven’t seen any reports of people being injured.

Hamas supporter?

Debris floating in the air. Looks like maybe it's siding or something?

@@shannonrusso3853 you’re probably right, just noticed there’s a chair in the water too

@SkeletalAnguish That was my initial thought too, but it's pretty long. When the trees blow it usually looks like snowflakes

@@panda4757 I didn't even see the pool! It was so crazy to watch that tornado form!

Styrofoam.

I would guess blossoms from the trees as it is Spring ?

Huh? ​@@rayinpau.s.a.6351

What does that have to do weather?

No thanks.

@@crazysoundman read it and you'll see

@@BlackNGoldRules why not?

Confirmed EF2.

You don't know the difference between a tornado and a dust devil do you? They are very different things.

Ironic that you post about Jesus coming to rescue his church on a video of a tornado hitting a church.

There’s been worse weather before

​​​@@dragonridley He's coming soon the Bible says so if you just read it and look around you, you will see. That Church doesn't teach ONE thing about Jesus coming soon, I checked out the Church, NOBODY got hurt and it's all going to work for their good (Roman's 8:28)and hopefully this wakes them up a little bit for what this is all worth-I believe thats what it's mostly about.

​@@dragonridley Just take heed everyone, ok. 🙏

@@MelMcGuire Well it is pretty typical for an EF2 to occur without injury. The world was also supposed to end in 1843, 2000, 2006, 2011, and 2012 just to name a few. This ain't exactly a new thing. Tornadoes happen every year and always have.