Timeline: What If You Got Sucked Into A Tornado

When you receive the news of an upcoming tornado warning alert, most news stations will immediately follow the warning by telling you how to stay safe. Staying safe in this scenario would entail avoiding the tornado. One hundred percent of experts agree that it is best to try to avoid a tornado's dangerous path. But what happens if you can't? How happens if you got sucked up by the tornado? Will it be like as you imagine? Let's find out in this timeline video.

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[wy]

*"you spin me right round baby right round like a record baby right round round round"*

[wirecxre]

The person who tested that, you got all my respect!

[girlcrazyLol]

A guy was thrown over 1500 feet from his home and lived to tell the story. People do actually survive being in a tornado. Not most but very few have lived to tell the tale.

[AntiThotPatrol]

“You will have bruises all over your body from bumping into things.”

Right, because a two-by-four, bricks, or a car impacting your body at over 200 mph will only leave a bruise 😂

[zakosist]

I was thinking getting caught in a tornado would be fun (although almost certainly lethal), but it probably wouldn't be for long

[mr.ditkovich]

If you see that the tornado doesn’t look like it’s moving or spinning, it’s actually coming towards you.
If you can’t find shelter or a low ditch to lay in, and it’s getting closer to you, then you should close your eyes, take a deep breath, and brace your self for your inevitable end.

[Vollin.H]

Congrats to The guy who entered inside a Tornado and returned alive to tell us how it feels like 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🍀

[ariannagorbet]

Lesson learned: Get in the tornado shelter when there’s a tornado on the ground.

[jan]

What actually happens is you get nocked unconcious because how violent the winds are, just think of that getting kicked in the stomach as hard you ever felt.

[spectrumscribble]

My childhood hometown is in a place where tornadoes were common all the freaking time, so this makes it so much easier to understand why tornadoes are dangerous.

[TheTombRaider]

My grandfather survived being sucked into a tornado as a kid on a barn door

[sabbirislampidim]

respect to the person who went through all those pains for us..

[teehee]

If this is what it takes to become worldwide famous....

*procceeds to yeet into a mega tornado*

[junotehplanet]

My mother told me that she remembers getting dragged by a tornado in a hurricane but grandpa managed to save her before she could ever fly off.

[toadvlogs]

0:39 “Many small objects start flying towards you” Ahhh yess… trees and houses are small objects

[impostorsaurex]

Whoever did this for the video was UNBELIEVABLY EXTREMELY lucky

[natcat]

There are tornadoes that have picked up people and they survived. During the tri-state tornado 25 students and there teacher were picked up. They were thrown into a field and they all survived.

[bettylopez]

Great story- did anyone actually have a test subject for this? If they do, I would risk my life for them as they did for the history of science

[ImmenseJ-tard]

somehow, this man had 10 4 leaf clovers with him, and he someone managed to survive. the odds of all this happening and surviving is 1 in 1, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000 (1 quadrillion)

[cheezebruh]

as someone who was the tornado who sucked the guy in the video, i can confirm he survived his name was ligma R Sawcon Junior and he was 6.9 tall