Why would you say that I worked a flight line in the military and watched a tornado in the middle of Tucson?

@@FirstNameLastName-tf4lr I would say you drank too much rocket fuel. The video wasn't in Tucson, and 1972 was the last time a tornado visited Tucson, and it was a very mild one. Arizona does get the occasional tornado (about 3 a year), but the climate here doesn't support them.

@@FirstNameLastName-tf4lr you saw a dust devil at most. Tucson has too many mountains to get tornadoes.

Been driving for 10 years and with that said you can't tell someone what to do in the moment. Maybe that driver never experienced a tornado or weather like that and didn't know how to react. A lot of truck drivers in the US are foreign and may not know what to do. Have a nice day and try to be less judgemental.

@@gregorystell6858 It's not judgmental when your right. Most are foreigners and that makes it worse cause their country's equivalent to a highway truck is a V4 2wheel drive Nissan two door flatbed truck and ours is a monster worth three of them stacked, they have no concept of how to drive our highway trucks and get a license out of a McDonalds parking lot. The video proves my point, in fact I would bet they were on their phone trying to take a selfie with it because they have the self preservation skills of a lemming.

@@gregorystell6858 It's not judgmental when your right. Most are foreigners yes and that makes it worse because they don't know how to drive an 18 wheeler to start with, their country's equivalent is a V4 Nissan 2 door flatbed truck while over here it's a V8 17 - 40 ton 400-600 horsepower road behemoth.

They get their license out of a McDonalds parking lot and have the life preservation skills of a lemming, The video proves that that driver is a danger to the road and was probably taking a tiktok with the tornado rather than driving. It's even more apparent considering traffic is going around him because he stopped in the middle of the road like an idiot.