15 Minutes of Extreme Weather Moments

15 Minutes of Extreme Weather Moments

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[Underworlds]

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[EATSLEEPDRIVE]

1:35 That must be some sort of ancient Greek symbol on the garbage can

[buckwheatusfeatus]

I love these videos!! Did anybody notice 1:01? The P sign known everywhere...

[Its_Asteria]

"that's a baby cotton plant **turns** and that's a tractor **notices the dust storm** and that's mother nature"
quotes to appreciate, so smooth

[GhostBlueEternalFlame]

I was in that sandstorm 30 miles away from him. I placed my car behind a brick wall. This one had very strong winds, and it was cold.

[christineparis]

I live in Texas, and I've experienced everything from earthquakes to tornadoes....most of these violent storms last only a short time, and it's always shocking how devastated the area gets in less than 15 minutes! I went out to get my dogs in from an oncoming storm, and in the few minutes that I was outside a funnel went by and tore the tops off all the trees in the neighborhood and knocked down 100 year old oaks...the dogs ran inside and we all piled into the tornado closet, but it was over, the main storm hit the whole of San Antonio and thousands and thousands of trees were down and torn to bits. It happened so fast that there was no time to be scared, but it was the worst damage I'd ever seen.

[hebneh]

The eye of Hurricane Michael was particularly well-defined because the storm was so strong. Very unusually, it remained like this even after it moved over land, meaning that a handful of people got to witness what's called the "stadium effect" in which the walls of the eye give a feeling that viewers are inside a stadium with a mostly-clear blue sky overhead.

[Teladian]

Number 3. This wasnt a new avalanche, this was the spill over from the avalanche they witnessed

[MisplacedTexan]

Native Texan here; lived in Wylie. I was a child when a hailstorm hit at the Renaissance Fair. We hunkered down in our van and eventually took a hailstone home in our cooler. It was easily the size of a baseball. Multiple people went to the hospital that day from being struck by massive hailstones. Texas weather does not play!

[sabira]

2:11 omg wonder who drew that on the bin😂😂😂

[josevega]

How bout that masterpiece on the recycling bin at 1:01😏

[manufacturedfear]

Props to the cameraman who didn't panic and continued recording so everyone of us can enjoy the video. Stay safe guys 👏

[Sophie-dyzr]

Nobody talking about what was on drawn on the bin in the first one

[marks]

That hail storm in Wylie had hailstones so large, that they punched holes in house’s roofs.

[trueprophecy.]

For those who don't know the china tornado was an ef4 98 casualties 846 injuries 790 million in damage estimated width 2.57 miles wide

[frimatt]

That tornado was pretty big, but also very slow.

[charliesta.abc]

I love your unique content and how recent it is. Unlike telling us about things from the 80s or older, you show us the actual events

[VNV]

That tornado had several with in it, It looked to me like about 6 or more. BIG BOY. We just had one here in the US that was on the ground for 200+ miles. It was a BAD BOY.

[bigbrotherrocks]

Should spend a Summer in Australia every year we get bushfires.

[Valdismith]

The avalanche is amazing, so different compared to the one from another video, where the snow was like slow moving iceberg, heavy and wet, this was powder snow, and it looked like veery thick clouds, amazing.